The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-17
Henry Bair Of Millvlle is the father
of another little girl.

5 Henry Bair of Millyille is the father
of another little girl
,, John p. Carbon and Mary Sorenson
of this city were married in the Logan
Temple today.
Obed Abel, the father of our cor
respondent Robert Abel, was in Lo-
gan on Saturday.
Those who appreciate quality buy
Everton's ice. Its clean and solid
No snow on top. That's why it lasts
5 longer. 67t2
Mrs. Andrew Otterbeck of this city
daughter of George Fistcr, was made
happy on Monday Morning by the
birth Of a nice girl.
The home of George Q. Rich is
made happy by the appearance of a
, young attorney, which arrived Tues
day morning.
FOUND-on public square Monday,
black umbrella. Owner can have
same by calling at this Office and
proving property.
, Ralph Merrill of Smithfield was in
jurcd on Monday by runaway. Med
ical aid was called and it was found
that no bones were broken.
Nathan Thomas, agent for the
Sugar Company at Idaho Falls,
is here engaging boys for beet thin
ming. There will be about twenty
young Loganities leave for the Idaho
beet fields today.
, The "Social" band of Mendon, an
, organization of about twelve members,
\ came to Logan Saturday afternoon
and had its picture taken, and after
l wards went to Welsville, where il
gave dance. The boys brought
e their Instruments along and while
= here rendered some very fair music.
The Salt Lake excursion of the VI.
and Y. NJ. NJ. |. A. instead of leaving
here on the 26th, as advertised last
l. week, has been changed to the oath.
e Train will leave Preston at 8 O'Clock
s am. and arrive at Salt Lake at 1890
e The fare from Logan will be 1915 fol
= round trip. Look for rates and time
! of trains i'm later issue.
William j. Barker and William f.
Rigby have bought an eght-horsc
power gasoline engine which they
e have attached to well-boring
+ machine and they are doing effective
/ work. They are able to 60 down fif
= teen hundred feet, and are crowded
with work, which is good sign as tC
the satisfaction they are giving.
II c. Hansen has recently returned
from the Amazon mine in Logan can.
yon and has started the development
work in earnest. Two shifts are run.
ming constantly. People generally will
be highly pleased to hear of a strike
being made, which we believe will be
the case, If the company will only be
persistent. The ore is undoubtedly
there.
The new sign over the front en-
trance to the Cache Valley Banking
Co.'S place of business attracts no lit
tie attention. Large gilt letters on a
black su rface forces the sign upon the
attention when one is half square
away. All the sign work and window
work connected with this institution
is of the very finest artistic in con.
ception and perfect in workmanship.
The Cace- Mammoth mine people
are going to work on new plan from
now on. Instead of paying for work by
the day they will now let it out by
contract. 1t is the intention to cross
cut the vein on both sides of the
, shaft which has been sunk. The
, assay Of ore shows value of $5.41 pei
) ton at the present time, and the
Mammoth promoters look for good
things in the future.
4 The funeral services over the re.
mains of j. Sterling, twin son of Mr.
E and Mrs. C. w. Farnes, were held in
S the Second ward meeting house Fri
3 day. After invocation by VIM. Athay
: Elders A. Porter, ST., George STRAIT,
5 ton, David Loveland, George Lind
I quist, VIM. Worley and Bishop An
: derson addressed the congregation
9 and gave words of consolation to the
bereaved parents. The casket of the
: little one was covered with flowers as
also the stools upon which the casket
t rested. The remains were inferred in
\ the city Gem etery
V The Thatcher Orchestra IL pnnvrat