The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-18
Additional Locals.

Pres. Charles -. caro- IS lying ser
iously i'll at Cardston, Alberta. Some
Of his relatives have gone from these
parts.
Buyers are out through the county
buying up poultry for the holidays.
Turkeys are preferable. A heavy
trade is anticipated in this line.
Mr.. S. II. Roundy came over from
Benson Saturday just to "get in" on
that estimating contest. He "got In"
to the extent OF fifteen estimates.
Alfred Stauffer, an employe at the
Agricultural college, Is quite large
man in stature. Since his wife pre-
sented him with pair Of twins two
days ago he has grown an additional
fifty per cent.
DR.. L. j. Goodrich was at Salt Lake
City last week in attendance at a
meeting Of the State organization of
Osteopaths and was on the program
for a paper. The DR.. also took to Salt
Lake two clinical cases.
Our subscribers who are participant
ing i'm the guessing contest for articles
to be given away are respectfully
requested to call at the different firms
where the articles can be inspected
for the satisfaction of those interested.
The Deseret and Central mills are
closed down for two or three days.
The mills in connection with the
Logan and Hyde Park Irrigating COM
pany are constructing some good head
gates at the mouth of their canal.
Men started yesterday to move the
old blacksmith shop formerly occupied
by A. Swinyard on East Center street.
The building will be removed back
about forty feet, and in the front
new building will be erected in which
laundry business will be conducted.
The land and building belongs to
Orson Thatcher.
The Socialists Of Salt Lake are keep
ing up their work of enlightenment as
to theory policy, etc, and hold weekly |
meetings. Joseph Gilbert, the gentle
man who recently delivered three
lectures in this city, is interested in
starting a Socialist paper in Utah,
and stock subscriptions are now being
allan iS cnt1 thnt fha |
faithful are assisting as much as posi-
bic
The Logan streets were crowded
with beet growers last Monday. The
sugar factory made its monthly pay
ment on that day. 1t was remarkable
10 see the twenty dollar gold pieces i'm
the hands of the farmers. 1t is to be
hoped that they will use their money
There is no reason why
.he farmers in this county should not
become free from debt under the
present conditions.
At the meeting of the executive
committee of the Cache Valley Farm
RS Association last Saturday, the
sliding scale of prices was discussed.
some of the farmers prefer to be bald
or quality of beets, for the sugar con-
aimed in their beets rather than a
Uniform price as Is now in vogue.
others object, and the matter is to be
thoroughly. Mr.. Nelson,
he president will confer with the
sugar factory people as to whether
hey are willing to consider the sliding
Gale. 1t was decided to attempt to
interest the farmers in company cap
tailed at $780, 900, for the purpose of
produce, machinery, implc-
nents, etc.
Due to the snow storm the game
With the University of Wyoming was
,ostoned for a week. The precarious
of the treasury Of the ath-
etic association Of the A. G. U. neces.
states that large crowd witness the
,ame. The management thought the
'isk was too great to have the game last
Saturday, but next Saturday, Nov. q,
he visitors will arrive. 1t is the first
line that the team Of large outside
University has visited the city and
.he support Of the town is earnestly
solicited. II Logan wants high class
athletics Logan teams must be sup
ported. The team of the A. C. has
proved itself worthy OF support and
is all it needs now to make
Cache Valley an athletic centre.
The Republican has been to consid-
erable expense in providing sub
Scribers with boxes in this city and
placed most of them at the gates for
The dcpositing of the papers by the
carrier. In many instances it is OBJ
served that some of them have been
removed entirely and in other cases
the boxes are torn off and lie upon
the ground. 1t is impossible for us