The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-12-12
Local JOttlngs.

Lake yesterday.
P.M.Maughan, the Wellsville coop
man was in town Friday.
w. w. Napier has gone to Cache
Junction as night operator.
Salt Lake City is trying to secede
from Salt Lake County. 1t will be
question for the legislature to decide.
Sam Kent of Lewiston dropped in
on us Thursday. He reports every
thing prosperous in his burg.
The Paris Millinery next door to
the Postoffice have special sale on
ladies' hats. Buyers should not miss it.
l. A. Gardner the o. S. L. Agent at
Mendon, who was reported down with
Typhoid, died the first part of the
week and was buried yesterday.
The merchandise department at the
tithing Office will be discontinued in a
few days and the east side of the build
ing will be fitted up and used as an
Office
Montana is coming to the front as
the greatest wool producing state in
the Union. This year the clip was
80, 900 pounds as compared with
30, 900, 900 sounds last year.
Utah has % studetS at Leland STAN
ford University. They have recently
formed a Utah club the object of which
is to promote the interest Of Utah
students. Joel Nibley represents
Logan there.
The city schools will remain in ses-
sion until the oath. The colleges will
close for the holidays about the 18th
and will open again on the 9Th of Jan
uary, allowing the students about three
weeks at home.
DIR. Roberts spent all of the week in
Salt Lake City looking up the status
of the State Institutions. The Legisla-
ture will meet in two or three weeks
and Dave wants to be posted on state
matters that will come up for consid-
Grafton.
The room next to the bank in the
Hatcher Opera House block has been
nicely papered and furnished and will
be used for the present as a dancing
hall and later it will be occupied by
G. and B. Hatcher as show room
for musical instruments.
Robert Murdoch is working up a
nice little industry in the candy man.
ufacturing line. Our reporter took a
run through his establishment Tues
day and was surprised to see the pro.
gress he has made in the business.
Eleven people are employed and tons
of fine candies are turned out every
month. A number of our local retail.
ers are finding it to their advantage
to handle the home made article.
Such enterprises are good thing.
The 9Th ward Mutual has inauguratt
new departure in the line of amuse
ments that might be adopted with
profit by the other wards. Every Sat.
urday evening the young people
assemble at the meeting house anG
spend the evening in playing games
and in other lines Of amusements and
i'm having a general good time. The
mutual provides refreshments, etc. that
are sold at nominal cost. The object
is to keep the young folks off the street
and from frequenting undesirable
places.
John j. GALLAGHER son of John
GALLAGHER of Salt Lake City, well
known throughout the intermountain
region as the oldest and one of the
best restaurant men in the country
came to Logan Nov. lst and Is now a
bonifide resident of this city, and has
gone into the restaurant business with
Thomas. Their restaurant is located
under the Eagle Hotel and is run in
an up-to-date style. Everybody has
words of praise for John and the
treatment they receive. Being raised
from childhood i'm the business he is
thoroughly acquainted with all its
details. Elaborate improvements are
being made which when completed
will compare favorably with any bus.
mess of its kind in the state.
Henry Lamoreaux of Leigh, Teton
Basin, is down visiting his relatives
and friends. Henry is an old time resi-
dent Of Logan and used to know every
man, woman and child in town. He
reports prosperous times up in Basin
and all the Logan people up there do.
ing well. He says Ed. Holden, form.
erly of Logan, lives in the Basin and
has been engaged in the sawmill bust
ness. He was recently arrested on
charge of illegal cutting timber and