The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-06
Fred Yates Of Millville came to
Logan on Wednesday.

Fred Yates Of Melville came to
Logan on Wednesday.
The baby boy of Israel Brown of Hy-
rum died yesterday of inflammation Of
the lungs.
An old gentleman, commonly called
and known by the name of Gentle
Larsen. died of old age in Hyrum on
Thursday.
The police officers report but one
flag up in Logan, and that for case
Of measles. This is certainly an ex-
cellent showing for the time Of year.
Elias Kimball returned from Salt
Lake Tuesday night. Mr.. Kimball
has been In the metropolis for the
past week looking after business
affairs.
Smith Brothers, the lumber dealers,
are preparing for an increase In their
trade the coming season. They have
built an extension about 100 feet In
length to their lumber and moulding
shed.
The inside work of the Coop Groc-
cry and Drug Co.'S building on Center
street is rapidly nearing completion
and the building will be raedy for oc-
cupancy before long. When finished
this building will be one of the neat
est and most convenient i'm the city.
Mathew Foster, the marshal of
Mendon, came to Logan today. He
has about recovered from the injuries
received while in performance Of his
duties short time ago. His nose,
which was so badly crushed, is lit
tie crooked, but still he is good look
ingm
John Squires has determined to get
out of the barber business, at least for
q short time. He has been at it now
at least forty years, twenty-eight of
which have been spent in one shop or
another on Main street in Logan. In
that time Mr.. Squires has run up
against considerable cheek and now
expects to take lay-off for at least
six months. He will probably not
retire until c. f. Napier gets ready
to remodel the building i'm which the
barber-shop is now located.
There are some parties in this coun-
ty who own and let run at large some
very vicious dogs. We know of a
gentleman, that was driving recently
in a cutter. These dogs came at his
outfit, one fastening his teeth to the
seat rug behind. The horse saw the
dogs over the blinds of the bride, and
away she went with the driver and
cutter, a distance of half a mile.
Parties owning these dogs could be
held for damage, If any occurred on
our public roads through these vicious
animals.
The G.. & +. Lumber and Building
Company has recently received one
car of sewage piping and tiling. The
sewage pipe is becoming popular for
many usages. 1t is said to make ex-
cellent water ways for street crossings
and for the draining Of low lands. In
many places the larger size is used for
the curbing of wells. This is especi-
ally adapted for deep wells, placing a
perforated section at the bottom,
then placing one section upon the
other until the surface is reached,
filling in dirt as you place the piping.
Being hard burnt clay the water is
always pure and sweet.
The Woodruff school art exhibition,
spoken Of I'm The REPUBLICAN week
or so ago, will take place on Friday,
March Goth. The pupils in the differ
ent grades are doing some excellent
work for the occasion and there is
little doubt the day will prove a most
pleasant one to those who make it a
point to visit the school on the Goth.
The entire day will be devoted to the
exhibition, but the rooms will not be
open forinspection by the public until
after the noon hour. The cream Of
the work in each grade will be in Miss
Cassady's room on the second floor, but
in each room will be shown the work
of the pupils in that particular grade,
and we know from an inspection of
the work that many in attendance
will be surprised at the quality.
1t will be remembered that few
weeks ago the Home Telephone Co.
was granted a franchise in Ogden, and
later that it was declared illegal for
certain reasons. The Bell people felt
that they had secured victory, but
1t seems that it is to be a short lived
one. The franchise granted the Home
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