The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-09
Local lettings.

Miss Katherine Smith is at Baker
City, Ore, on three weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
First-class driving animal for sale
cheap. Address Box ia.
Bishop Philip Quayle, after short
stay in Logan, returned to his home
in Teasureton, Idaho, last Friday.
Public stenographer and bookeeper
at Office of NJ. e. S. Produce Co. Charges
reasonable.
We hear already of petty thieves
going in the night to peoples gardens,
appropriating radishes etc, for their
own use.
10 cents a dozen paid for eggs at
II. G.. Hayball's store.
JOS Wilson, Jr., who is agent for
cement, is doing good business. He
has disposed of nearly carload this
spring
President w. II. Lewis was in Lo-
gan on Friday. The Presidents health
has been bad for some time past. We
are glad to state that he is improving
and will shortly be himself again.
Oliver Sckanchy is father to AN
other fine boy, which was born on
Tuesday of last week. Everything is
happy in the household and Oliver is
now paying all his bills with smile.
Great shirt waist and suit sale It,
Anderson e. Andersen of Lewiston
have the roof upon their new store
building and it is expected that bust
ness will commence within thirty
days. The prospective sugar factory
has raised the price of land to an ex-
ceeding high figure. One hundred
dollars per acre is now asked for the
average land
Call at the Cache Valley Implement
Co. and see the New Deerras Header.
|. A. Jones, with three men, started
| for the Amazon mine in Logan can
yon last Saturday. Work on what is
known as the Blue Rock tunnel on
the Amazon lodge will be resumed at
once. Hans G.. Hansen, acting man
ager, is determined to push the work
and thereby ascertain whether or not
the stockholders have paying prop
erty. This is the proper thing to do.
New steel range for sale. Cash or
will trade for good mich COW. Apply
at Robinson Bros, 10 Main.
Edward Clark, formerly a resident
of Benson ward, now living at Alton,
Wyoming, is here visiting relatives.
Mr.. Clark says the roads from Alton
to Montpelier and through the noun
tains to Mink Creek are in fairly good
shape, excepting one or two snow
drifts hich can be driven around. lie
repor,, the health of the people in
Star valley as being generally good.
Largest line of shirt waists and
suits in city l.k.F.
Joseph Thatcher, our old time den
fist, with his wife, has been visiting
! friends and relatives in Logan the
past week. Mr.. Thatcher is now es-
tablished permanently in San Fran
cisco. Since going there he has built
up an excellent business and is doing
well, having fine suite of rooms i'm
the main part of the city. He is right
to the front and is prospering which
his many friends will be glad to hear.
The present cry amongst the build
ers in Logan is that there are no
brick. Many more buildings will be
built here this summer as soon as
material can be procured. Rough red
pine lumber is also scarce. Teams
have now commenced to haul lumber
from Logan Canyon. This will prove
benefit to many who are going to
build, besides furnishing employment
for men and teams.
Parties travelling over the county
road between Logan and Mendon for
the last two weeks have been an
noyed by gang of ''hoodlums" in the
vicinity of the West Field school
house who YELL and throw stones at
buggies, narrowly missing several Of
the occupants. 1t came to crisis
last Friday evening when Mr.. Andrew
Anderson, President of the Cache
Valley Implement Co., was returning
home to Mendon in his buggy late in
the evening. The gentleman is get
ting old and his eyesight is not so
good as it used to be, consequently he
did not see "the gang" until he was
greeted with a shower of stones,
thrown by those worthy (?) in
dividualS. The animal he was driy-
ing being somewhat of a fractions
nature, the gentleman had a hard
time preventing a runaway, which, if
it had happened, would have resulted