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Show cm box n. Box Elder News, STANDING & WIXOM, Publishers and Proprietors. TELEPHONE NO. 38-- THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 1903. r M. We!N has his proclamation setting apart next Thursday, Nov. 26, as a day for thanksgiving. Dr. L. 11. Berg, dentist, Utah-n- a tf hotel Governor Jit-i- n issuyd First Train Ac's lake. dispatch from Uguen dated Nov. Hi, states: The fir.- -t train, a work train, crossed the entire length of the trestle work from the east to the west side of Great Salt lake over the cut-of- f this mommy. The connecting rails of the two ends were laid temporarily about the middle of the west arm of the lake, but they will not be permanently laid and tbe last spike will not be driven until Friday, when President Harriman and party will visit the cutoff, and then a member of the party will perform the ceremony. On that day the first passenger train, carrying the Harri-ma- o party, will cross the lake to Lu-ci- n. The cut-of- f wilt not be open for regular traffic until tbe first of the We Make the Prices to Get Your Trade, Noi to Meet the A Adam Larsen of Park Valley feLHSrUlPTION in town last week visiting was In Advance, SI 25 Otherwise, SI bO A YEAR. friends. Mr. L,arsens new residence on First east street will not ITEMS OF INTEREST. be completed so he can occupy it Robert and Joseph Fryer of this winter as expected. Gollinston were visitors to Brig2nd hand heaters from $1.50 year. ham Tuesday. up, Jos. F. Hansen, f llolsis lead in bargains, tf HOTEL UTAH-N- A REGISTRY. C. M. Squires, a former well A son was born to Mr. and known architect and builder of Arrivals for the Week Ending Wednesday Mrs. Peter C. Jensen of Mantua this city, came down from P.ex-burNoon, Nov. 18th. 1903A Pratt, Salt Lake; J W Toussalnt, Idaho, last Saturday on a Chicago; Tuesday morning, which died O II Wheeler, Ogden; C A about an hour after birth. business trip and to visit relatives Hudson, St. Joe; E It Sherman, Tre-moII W Sevirs, Salt Lake; G A Cash paid for Alfalfa seed, at here, returning Sunday. Roiniue, Corinne; S L Boyd, Boise, J J Buchler, L M Cargo, Salt Horsleys. Photo Jewelry and Comptons Idaho; Wm It McMaster, Joe Buttle, Lake; Moroni Mortensen of Bear Ri- stamps are still the rage 2 dozen Bingham; Aaron F. Farr, Jr., Logan; 4 Auby Johns, Delaucey Barclay, D C tf ver City was in Brigham Tues- for 25 cents. L Crane, May Stockton, Beatrice Frank 0 Burton, E J Poiscute, R. Kaiser last week purchased day. The people over there are D M Henderson, A Little Outcast of side front feet on the east preparing to establish an opera 30 Co.;" John A Lenzi, Ogden; Med (J Josh Spruceby Co.; J house and will incorporate for Main St. now occupied by Frank Bate and wife, Forsythe, Kansas City; B McBride, busiin Lose. the blacksmithing that purpose. L M Stohl, Earl V Smith, Salt Lake; Joe E May, Brigham; W M Mitchell, Each can of Baking powder ness. Thei consideration is stat- - Harry Flch, W T Benson Salt Lake; dtaws a prize at Holsts, San Francisco; D J NorJ ed to be $800. That part of Main Jton,Schmidt, New York; S F Halverson W B is developing into valuable St. A Little Outcast, E. J. CarWingate, Salt Lake; W. G, Hubusiness property. ghes, Omaha; M D Burgs, New York; drew a E II Bell, Portland;!! H McMahan, St. penters great play, big Jos. F. Hansen took first di- Louis; Jim B Herrick, Ogden; A E audience to the opera house last Dave McKee, at the Weber Co. Fair at Poole, San Francisco; Pittsburg, Pa.; M A Cunningham, Friday night. Miss May Stock-to- n ploma on the Cleveland; Mr Johnson, K T Richard1900 Washer, f as Bob sustained the part Ogden son, Salt Lake; Chas Ottanhumer, for The the Utah Sugar Chicago; Edward poles well and che was supported by Mldgley, Geo Salt Lake; P E Landmesser, have been power companys plant a good company. Omaha; Jim Muiphy, St. Louis; J D set along the east side of this city Meilstrup, Salt Lake; Frank Harris, The Colee Vartox Hot Blasts R H Fallcumn, Chicago; G T Babcock, are far in the lead. Jos F Hansen.f the past week and the company 1904; J M Miller, Chicago. is pushing the work towards OgThe family of John Watkins den. The Fixe Lucern hay for sale. Apcompany is under conwas released from quarantine for tract to have the electric power ply to Evald Peterson, Cor. 1st diphtheria last week, his two in Ogden by December 1st, and South, 1st West, Brigham, tf children having entirely recover- it will crowd A them to do it. N P Hansens shoes are better ed from the disease. There are large force of men is engaged in For Sale. tf acre land, 3rd no other cases reported in the the work and the poles are the W., 4th N., planted with trees city. and berries, also corral and stable. finest ever Been in these parts. H. Jensen. tf N P Hansens shoes are better James Genuine K. K. g, hews Read over the Specials for this week and see if there We want to give away a pair of In our Dress Goods Dept. Pebble Cheviot, a full line of street at a bargain and never retailed at less than 40c, Special for one week per yard at only shirt waist 100 Oysters 2 lb. cans per can ... . .15 Arbuckles Coffee, I packages.. 1.00 Salmon, good quality, per can .09 - L00 Salmon, best quality, 2 cans .25 Lion Coffee, 8 packages .50 Sardines in oil per can 04 3 lbs 17 1, lbs Rice, good qual in cans 1 Sardines .50 .08 mustard, lrg. bars... 26 bars 1,13 Silk Soap, 13 .50 20 Pioneer Tea, per package 26 1, bars, Walkers Soap, .75 Diamond C Soap, 24 brs $1, 12 .50 Pickles per keg 25 Banner Oats, per package... .25 8 bars Gent's Plate Nickle and Soap, Clothing .25 Union .25 oars per ...... Oats, 6 package Good Toilet Soap, Furnishing Dept, Bros 3 Wht. .07 .25 Flks, .... Peery pkg Gloss Starch, per package We are offering special values In Corn 3 packages .25 25 Friends Oats, three packages. Starch, Mens Suits and Overcoats this season, .25 Raisins new, per package.. .081 Yeast Cakes, 8 packages Suits at 1.00 Currants new, per package .10 Syrup, per keg 25 Silver Leaf Lard, 8 lb pails. .40 Tomatoes, best, 3 cans.. $7.50, $9, $10, $11, $12, $13,50, 10 Silver Leaf Lard, 5 lb pails... .65 Coro, best, per can $15 and $20. 25 Force. - ..2 pkgs .5 Peas, good, 3 cans Overcoats at 3 pkgs .35 25 Presto Oysters, 1 lb cans, 3 for 10 Table Salt, 3 sacks for $7.50, $10, $11 $12 and $13. Examine the quality of these offerings and see tf It isnt to your Interest to buy your next Suit or Overcoat from us. special of importance, wool Flannel Waist. colors black, blue, red, rose, pink, light blue; all sizes At only A $L50 price for this week Special nt; Slier-brool- K, Norwegian The Stewart Steel Range leads Herring at Holsts. them all Old stoves taken in The weather the past week exchange. Jos. F. Hansen, has been stormy enough to meet Mr. E. V. Dunn has acceptec the approval of the sheepmen, if . the appointment as agent of the it has been unsatisfactory to Nearly all the sheep Oregon Short line at Montpelier. others. are owners Idaho, and expects to go there going to winter their the on desert and take soon. His family will remain sheep on the winter being favchances here until Mr. Dunn can find suitable residence for them in orable. So far the conditions have been all that could be desirthat city. ed. It is said that the coming Genuine K. K. K. Norwegian winter will either make or break Herring at Holsts. J of The Dtilv Utah State Journa many our sheepmen. 10 Jackets sold in one day is was received at this office too late evidence our Styles and prices for a notice last week. It is are right, C. Holst & Son. neat 6 column, 8 page paper The . December Delineator edited by Hon. Frank J. Gannon. Its advertising columns are well (Christmas number) represents r the mark of beauty patronized by the business men and and utility, possibly of circuof Ogden, and its news items and editorials are well written. Maj- lation also, in womans magazine, or Littlefield is the husiuess man- having a first edition of more than a million copies. It contains ager and the paper looks like a 240 pages. winner. A Big Discount on Sorosis unR. L. Fishburn & Sons have derskirts at Holsts. ' delivered a pair of Red School Elder Hans Bergen returned House shoes to Miss Verna last week from a mission to Denof Brigham City awarded to her by the Watson Plummer mark for which he left something Shoe Company of Chicago for over two years ago. He returns excellent drawing m their prize in good health. tf drawing contest. For Thanksgiving Day get A marriage license was issued and chipken3, cranin Salt Lake last week to John your turkeys berries, mince meat, fresh meat F. Morgan and Annie J. Richins of all kinds, groceries etc of n both of Grouse Creek. & Graehl. it high-wate- j- Mc-Mast- er Bo-de- P. J. Larsen institution. Norman Lee. tf N P Hansens shoes are belter Coal! Goal! Coal! Elias Another shipment of tbe celebrated Ford Fine Shoes for Ladles just in Turns, received. All leathers, Welts and Blucher cuts, at $3, $3.25, $3.50 at any price. No better sold Other grades at We are the originators of low prices, $150, $2, $2.25, $2.50 R. L. FISHBURN & SONS. NEVER UNDERSOLD. FIGURES. ONE PRICE TO ALL. PLAIN A shipment of from 2s to 8s and these extremely low know that they will sizes Kreiders childrens shoes, both lined and unlined Brand new goods at prices from 55c and upwards. prices and it gives us pleasure to sell them because sre give satisfaction to our customers. HANSON M. North Block 1 of & Court SONS. Per Manager. Curtain, &aupm Guaranteed complete and up GIVEN AWAi FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT" The Story of The South, IN GONVIGT See STRIPES. BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. Within the Range OF THE E PORTER TELEPHONE P. O. Box - 917 NO. 33-- 3 Brigham City, Utah of the People ol South Carolina. YOU WILL The Death Defying Swing for life The Great Explosion Scene. -- CITY LODGING HOUS- E- a ST Our PLACE AS USUAL SAME 2000 Yards of the Most Popular Dress Goods REEDED Under the uew management of D. H. LILLYWHITE ,, Remember the place 4 block south Tabernacle. on right Jersey heifer branded Return to ribs, no ear marks. Arthur Smith, Brigham City and 2t be rewarded. at Reasonable Rates. Special attention given to feeding and caring for travelers horses. a trial and you wh he satisfied. Telephone No. 37. :e vJl VC Henry Seeger PRACTICAL ELECTRICIAN, All kinds of Electrical Wiring. ctric One half block north 1st Nat'l Bank Main St., Brigham Gity, Utah; Hack Meets all Trains, l, Ele- Beils installed. House Wiring a Specialty. Utah. Brigham City, Banner Brand of and Clothing Ladies' Skirts Can't be beat New Line A Just Received. and J. P. LILLYWHITE CAPS. the only place where the most hungry or tbe most dainty can be satisfied. Try usl Is We can cap you all; we can suit you all, at Wm. OPEN NIGHTS, Hay and Pasture.' Dr. Roche has 700 tons of hay to sell and 600 acres of alfalfa and Originators and Leaders in Bargains, C. Holst & Son. year Jacob Jensen, BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH. L. old . Lillywhite Restaurant Sale Cheap. JESSE W. HOOPES, Prop, 2 Rigs for Hire F0RS6REN will be sold We Graehls pasture one $60 Range Brigham and Deweyvllle. -- AT TH- E- Great Bargain Sale Good Teams and a model of compactness Clean Comfortable Rooms Under the management ot Mrs. c. H, DAVIS, Pleasant office reserved tor customers. Oomer 1st East St. - . Opposite Court Houae soligen- Handsome in appearance and of great strength. Is near Willard are making an excellent showing, recent samples taken to Ogden being among the finest specimens ot gold copper ore ever brought there. The main body is being opened up by an incline shaft which is now down a considerable depth. Lost or Strayed from Geo. s erally. We offer secures more value than was ever before offered at such figures. Designed and constructed on new principles they give great heat from a small quantity of fuel. CONTRACTOR M. It is reported that the Southern Pacific gold and copper mines nd first-clas- McMASTER VEAL, & Hay Taken in Exchange, SpLE PROPRIETOR He intends conducting a Feed and Livery business and cits the patronage of the public Heaters SINGER SEWING PRESENTS, AT THE . Carpets, Draperies, Graniteware, Tinware, Fruit Jars, Fly Paper, Etc. Come and See Me Before Buying Elsewhere X X eed stables. Stoves, Ranges and TOYS, fumes, Stohl, WED. NOV. 25th- C WHITNEY IOc. UptoDate Furniture X of and another will arrive soon HENRY SEF.GER wishes to announce to his Inends and to the public that he has bought out the Livery and Feed Stables of J. L. Stahl & Co. and is the as follows) grain pasture to let. Apply at Satin 1000 yards 35 cent cents Jacquards his orchard south west of Co...,22tf cents If the one who has the order filled 500 yards 45 cent Iris Cord 25 Is Interested la the patient, he or she rinne. cents 500 yards 45 cent Iridescent 25 is naturally anxious to get the mediBEEF, These goods are 38 inches wide, braud new fabrics, six different shades. And we cine as quickly as possible are beauties and the greatest bargains ever offered. medicines the They and FOR compound drugs We also have plenty of those staple 35c Cashmeres at ?5c and 10c Outings without a moment's unnecessary at 3 yds. for 25c. We have oniy mentioned a few of the bargains we have to delay. 80 acres of Good Land all broke up offer. But accuracy Is not sacrificed to under proposed canal. One span Good Work Horses. speed. Just the right drug and jnst the One Sulky Plow. is cut from young, well-fe- d animals the exact quantity and compounded 20 bead of young cows and heifers and Is juicy, fine flavored and highly in Just the right way. When You Want Real Bargains Come to Us, and 60 head of young graded sheep. nourishing. --APPLY T-OWe can supply choice cuts for ROASTING, Bit OILING, etc. D. G. IABSEII A Carload JX a MACHINE B. at Wall Paper I HAVE JUST RECEIVED Thanksgiving. .JOWRIHGS Opera House 25c Rolls of House. Stamps get your book filled and redeemed before Dec. 1st as after that date no stamps will be given or redeemed. R. L. Fishburn & OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE OF EVERYONE. Sons. Candy, Nuts, Gum, Ciders, Fruits. THE PRICE Rock Wanted. Inquire at Fine Cigars and Tobacco Comptons Art Gallery, DEPARTMENT. PHARMACY, 500 first-clas- , 1. Furniture Store B, JENSEN'S felt-lin- For Fall Planting, PROMPT SERVICE LAMB and PORK At W, - Lorenzo LOOK! LOOK! JUST RECEIVED! 10 Jackets sold in one day is Thanksgiving services will beheld in evidence our Styles and prices the tabernacle next Thursday mornare right. C. Holst Ac Son. j- ing. A program has been arranged for this uccaslon. For Sale Two city lots of 1 acre each in Second ward planted to choice fruit trees mostly peaches. Apply to H. G. ChristianI have lots of Tulips Narcissus, Snowsen, merchant tailor. drops and other bulbs and hardy Fashionable Dressmaking plants and will sell very cheap in 25c 50c clusters or more. ' J J Nielsen, Chnstena Straford. and di7 S. 4th West, Brigham City. 3rd nl9 To Collectors of Red Trading Usual Prices, PRESCRIPTION yr. JC C P. sen will deliver all kinds at your home. SEE from our store in tbe course of a week. And its pleases us highly to know that no complaints come back. The quality is so high that there is no reason for faillt hading. Our .. Jen- A Pleasing Play Sent Away they Shoe Department c, WITH VIVIAN PRESCOTT AS TI1E BOWERY WAIF. In all departments can be relied upon here, but perhaps this is more particularly noticeable In the 11.25 grade while at only We also have a nice line of Ladies Shoes and Slippers for the house and the street. We can please the old and the young with these goods. A general line of Merchandise with bargains in each department. In our grocery department the goods are fresh and strictly To those wishing a coirespond-enc- e Call and inspect our goods; it will give us pleasure to show you what course in any branch of we have whether you buy or not, study, I can recommend a first-cl- ass Daniel Reeder Much Meat Is Venetian Lace Collars Regular last, 18 lbs for Sugar all 2 has always been the key note of our grocery busL ness. When you buy of us you can depend upon it that you will get the best your money can buy, Read this list over every week and see if you are not paying more for some article than we ask you. every month to some boy or girl. We gave a pair away this month. Who will be the next lucky one? Get full particulars at the store. Shirt Waists. Ladles Regular THE BEST QUALITY Red School House Shoes Colors, 36 in. wide, bought will interest you. Isnt something among the lot that Horsley & Sons. Fall and Winter Cloth JUST ARRIVED.$$ H, C, Christiansen, Merchant Tailor, hrmih?? up TO color ESTABLISHED 1882. r,eCeiTed my npw Fal1 and A Hne 8electlon for TIME. ever Winter goods-NI- cest suitings In all shades and ' ' Guaranteed Strictly All Wool Perfect fit and aesigns. style, cutting after the Welnnders Patterns and best In the U. S. cgmnX1 sc f0nn,rlT CCUle1 br Chris,ena8n' the Photogrper Yours for Reliable Dealing, B. C. Christiansen. |