| Show OUR LOX EIDER DIDGET current aunts suchil and ia the conaty ta allf B Q pox the boss sew ing machine abent of the west was arrested in piira city a short time ago with forging a name to a note for a sowing machine lie waa bound over to appear before the grand jury unable to procure bondsmen in our burg lie was obliged to remain with ua for several days salt lake friends came to his relief and furnished the necessary security and be jumped out of the town the lle verned james thompson of washington territory has permanently axed his abode at our sister city condne he has been seen in bangham BO many times since his arrival that one would naturally infer that be may think he has made a mistake and will pack up his household goods and move over here our clean attractive city drafts like a maguet if an observant person once comes within our gates he never forgets alie natural beauties of the place heber wright was in town sunday and addressed the assemblage at alie tabernacle in the afternoon lie was once a resident of brigham but moved to ogden several years ago uis many friends and relatives were glad to see such an old familiar face on the streets once more there will be a good restaurant opened for the public in a few days joe drobus our rustling baker will make this addition to bis bakery A restaurant will be something new for our town alie county court met monday and waa in session all day judge K P joanson together with selectmen peters and jensen were present amoran the business transacted was the following T W proposition to sell the county of way through hiis land at plymouth was accepted sir Pas ketta letter asking for a road near arouse creek was deferred the petition ot J H gemmett and twenty tour others of deweyville Dewe praying for the division of said precinct was presented considered and granted flie new precinct will be known aa precinct and to be identical with beaver dam school district L W standing w as appointed austice of alie peace and joseph watkins constable several claims were presented and allowed the court then adjourned until october ast 1st miss annie olsen a girl of 15 years of age residing in the second ward died sunday evening and was buried on tuesday dr da idson says death was caused by diphtheria sirs is dangerously ill at last reports she was so lery low that her friends despaired of her ever ic covering nearly three years ago she accidentally injured one of her knees and ever since it has caused her intense pain confining her to her bed most of the time now it seems to have broken forth with renewed vigor and is the primary cause of her present precarious condition mrs neely is one of the oldest and most respected of our residents and has universal mrs liana hensens jensens Jen sens little babe died on tuesday it has been on the point of death several days having bad a touch of scarlet fever and diphtheria though mrs jensen is a lady of scarcely eighteen she has kad two terrible misfortunes to encounter already about a year ago while fishing in snake nver her husband was drowned and it was impossible to find his body now comes the second calamity in the boim of alie angel of death carries away lier only child it is almost next to an impossibility or this child widow to bear up under such trying circumstances mr and mrs louis burg jr were treated to a liappa surprise monday evening A crowd of young bloods clubbed together purchased a wheelbarrow full of cakes and ice cream and assisted by their girls they stormed the burg residence and made time above par for a few joyous hours there is nothing like mentioning your wants in STANDARD in last sundays issue we had a note that a first class physician was needed in our city the following tuesday dr H S angel of denver came up from ogden to look into the prospects lie stated that he had seen our notice in TUB STANDARD dr angel was taken in band by L T beirce and chown over our beautiful fol city the doctor was so favorably impressed that he decided to come here next monday and settle permanently several men have gone to collin ston from here to get work but have returned on account of the small salary offered our men think they cannot work for 25 and board per month or 1 25 and board themselves it is reported that work has begun at both ends of the narrows bat a number of their males are idle because enough ecra er drives cannot be procured at such slim jaees it these sab con tractors cannot raise salaries to 30 a month they will be obliged to import cheap labor in the shape of and italians our boys expected stead work from the time the elret plow and scraper struck the ground ant bae returned disgusted say ing they can get their if they want cm bat they cant get ua three huge canal freight wagons were loaded down with grain purchased here the other day oar merchants ought to fight lor the supply trade great quantities of grain and bay are being shipped into idaho and montana by our enterprising merchants win A sons and E A box undoubtedly grain and hay bill be above par this winter because of the large number of mules and horses eliat will be kept at work on the Bothwe II canal oar farmers would do well it they would be a trifle backward in thrusting their products the market at dull beason aben prices are low our threshers thre are putting their machines in turn before starling on the many large stacks of lucerne in this vicinity the raising of alfalfa for the need Is becoming a paying industry in this locality only a few years ago such a thing was hardly known we were then content with having to pay excessive prices for imported seed ex deputy united states marshal Steel ewas in town wednesday oar town Is alive with drummers and agents last week four nursery or tree men struck the town in a heap we have a local poet about the time of the dethronement of our united states an effusion oct with poetry and sparkling with wit and sublimity was picked up on the public highway by one of our own waa and in less than no time it was heralded to the our winds naturally enough the ex united states commissioner got wind of the matter and immediately a potted our local poet they met beeter night in balom balo m hie words followed the ex U 8 C waxed waltzed all round the frightened little poet then shot door and up the street with the revengeful declaration that be would fix him moot of the stores close tills morning from 10 to 12 ou account of fast the danes of place got the brass band out tuesday and bad a big time at kidneys Gid grove MILK CREEK AND fl NOTES A jaunt don n to willard wednesday afternoon showed many improvements en route la a few cages the orchards ere drying up on account of scarcity of mater but generally they were green attractive and the trees were loaded nearly to br eking with large luscious arnita the people w ere all busy and in good spirits because of the rood prospects at nearly every house larne were covered with the drying fruits and waving patches of ripe corn and sugar cane pleased lie ee samuel young of three mile creek is making a marked improvement at his residence bear the mountain lie will have a comfortable and commodious bouse when completed amson V of iturea mile creek has lately moved with ins family to salt lake where be has found employment W II 11 davis is now being at rockland idaho one of the finest vineyards in the territory is owned and tended by john barker the ever original whose place is a mile north of willard his grapes will compare with the best and ins home made wines are without an equal the silver nines in those gigantic ledges of over willard are at present exciting but little attention there is money in them and capital comes this locality they will be developed to a wonderful extent the specimens from these hall worked claims are surprisingly nirh wait a few years and ou will see these mines bosinio booi nio john edwards was in striking a flow of 75 gallons per minute on bis farm west of town the pipes were sunk feel before sink ing a good flow flie people should be proud of their fine brick tabernacle which they expect to complete this fall the main room is about 40 by ta feet when completed this will be the handsomest meetinghouse in the country brigham not except eil lawrence jacobsen is now driving a well on peter Ne bakers farm north of town after operating bis machine at this place mr jacobsen is going up to mantua where be will drive several hundred feet of pipe the willard coop co op under the able management of charles harding is doing a good steady business for this time of year wells ectore is gradually working its way to the front several wagons full of melons were seen on their way from willard to brigham Brig bam where several cars are being loaded byron barker set out several hundred choice cherry each pear apple and blackberry trees a few years ago and now has one of the finest orchards for miles arkind his about half a mile north of willard CITY bitah sept 6 1839 mis the U P was one hour late last evening the U A N came in at 4 yesterday afternoon The thedarl DARG continues to arrive late it was two hours late last evening A fountain has been put in to the waiting room at the depot in this city it is supplied with water from the artesian well which was driven by co at the time building of the depot lake park closed for the season yesterday there waa a large crowd attending the resort and they had a very pleasant time many of them went in bathing and found the water exceptionally tio nally pleasant the trains ran very nearly on time and all appeared to be satisfaction excursion rates over the U P to the bingham county fair to be held at banle rock on the and have been arcade at one fair for the round trip the tickets will be good going from the to the returning antil the A rate of one tare for round trip tickets has been established for the knights conclave to be held in washington D 0 on october ath tickets mill be on bale from the ast 1st to the ard 3rd of october mil be good going until the esth and will be good returning until the ath of november the rate of one fare for the round trip tickets has been made for those who desire to attend the meeting of the grand lodge of patriarchs mile taut and independent order of odd fellows to be held in columbus ohio from sept the tickets will be on sale from alie to the and will be good returning until the inclusive A dining car has been pat on the oregon short line to run between green river aud portland it is expected that this fall there will be a heavy traffic of passengers for the coast many of them returning from europe they will almost invariably take the U P and pass through at dea while owing to the facilities now added on the short line they will re via portland down to granger and back east the dining car it must be remembered is a through car from omaha and if switched off at green river and taken on over the short line there are over sixty draing coming in and going out of the union passenger station in this city every day of these there are on regular da s 23 passenger trains while on tuesdays and thursdays there are SO and on saturdays 32 of there are eight to the U 0 tour to the U P tour to chec P tour to the D it G tao to the U N and two to the K P C there are also from 30 to 40 freight trains arriving in the yards or departing every day they are allotted as follows U P 16 C P 10 U 0 4 D K G 2 U N 2 E P 0 2 it must be remembered however that these are only the schedule trains them being many specials run on the U P and the U N which are not counted and that on the UP the freight train no 10 olten comes in in three or four sections this show a that the business at tho onn time nay station is not as bad as some would like to represent it sir F II 11 caslier La slier inspector of the pacific hotels on the route come in from omaha yesterday morning lie expects to atay a week and dayi that he will move his family here on the listh ansti and locate in ogden as he llam abia place very much |
