Rob Shelton | Lehi Free Press Let’s get something straight before the fireworks start popping over Utah Lake this week: nobody in 1850 asked for a three-day weekend. Thirteen families rolled into a marshy patch of ground near a sulfur-tasting spring that fall, and if you’re picturing cozy cabins and campfire singalongs, stop right there. Most of them didn’t have shoes. Their clothes were more patch than shirt. Their grocery store was whatever th…
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