The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-18

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Andrew Munk a wealthy farmer OF
Riverside was in Logan yesterday.
Mr.. Andrew Hansen and dau ghtcr
Mary were visitors from Newton
Thursday.
Great sale on Fancy Hose. OK. W.
w. A. Rossiter, Hon. Moses7Thatch-
err and Bishop Preston and their wives
came to Logan from Salt Lake on
Wednesday night.
The turbine wheel of the Deseret
Mills had to be taken out and replaced
by another. The change will cause
the mill to be closed for at least two
weeks.
Peterson & Sons, the pioneer paint
ers of Logan, have just completed the
painting Of the palatial residence Of
Jos. A. Smith at Providence. Those
who desire first class work done, al
always go to Peterson 4 Sons. 76t2
Ray Benson, an employe of Ander-
son & Sons planning mill, got his right
hand caught in the machinery Thurs
day afternoon and lost three fingers,
has hand being badly lacerated and
torn. Drs. Bulge and Calderwood
attended to the injured member.
Elder Andreas Peterson will speak
to the Scandnavians at the Taber-
nacle on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Peterson is probably one of the
best speakers Of the Scandinavian
language these Is in the States and
those OF that nationality should not
fail to hear him
Six Of the Logan lads that have been
working In the beet fields for the Ida
no Sugar Company returned home
yesterday morning. The boys state
that the beets look fairly well, but
are not so forward as in Cache Valley.
The company still has two hundred
acres that have not been thinned.
Help is scarce in that locality.
Eighty-tive cars, double the regula-
tion railway size, are required to trans
port Ringing Bros. Worlds Greatest
Shows; $50 horses, 1915 performers, 300
dancers, 200 choristers, so musicians,
l0S animal cages and lairs and 1000
workmen and officials are indicative
of the enormous size of this distin-
guished American amusement enter
prsse, twice bigger, fully, than any
other ever organized.
Hyrum Weatherstone, who has been
in Box Elder county for the last five
months, returned to Logan Wednes-
day, accompanied by his wife. He
has been ovcrsecr of the large ranch
belonging to the Ogden and Bear
River Canal company i'm the vicinity
OF Corrne. He reports the crops
around where he has been working as
being fine, much to the satisfaction of
the farmers, who expect the crops will
be above the average. The new
factory is being pushed as fast as
steel can be hauled on the new line,
the latter being completed as far as
Fielding.
The Jacques barber shop has just
put in a compressed air apparatus
that enables the BARRIERS to dry the
face with all the pleasure afforded by
Chicago's lady tonsorial artists. BY
pressing a button soft breczes are
made to play around that portion of
the anatomy favored with bristles,
or there can be turned loose a Kansas
cyclone Of sufficient velocity to leave
the Uranium as bare as a billiard ball
In two seconds. The first gentleman
on whom the new apparatus was tried
hailed from Hyrum, and thinking that
one of the canyon winds had struck
the town, the fellow bolted and at
last accounts was still running for
home. The apparatus Is the latest
convenience for the barber trade and
Is really daisy. Mr.. Jacques is to
be congratulated on his enterprise.
Aaron Farr Jr., who has been absent
from home during the past four
months, returned on Wednesday
night. While away Mr.. Farr has
spent most of his time in the Casa
Grandes Valley, Mexico, where the
Hon. Moses Thatcher owns quite an
extensive ranch stocked with cattle.
While there Mr.. Farr disposed of Mr..
Thatcher's cattle amounting to 1900
head, for which he received about %
dollars per head. The sale of the
ranch is not yet consummated. The
saw mill principally owned by Mr..
Thatcher was sold to President Ivens.
Mr.. Farr states that he believes Old
Mexico to be good country for meu
to succeed with small capital, as many
such who went thel few years
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