The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-04-14
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FOR SALE:-A set OF EncyclOpe0id
Britannica, 20 volumes, full leather
binding, cost sS4. viii sell for s35.
Address p o. Box 10 City.
The teachers of the Benson school
are indebted to Prof Otte, supervisor
OF music, for gift Of ten trees. The
trees will be planted on the grounds
Arbor Day with appropriate exer-
cises.
The finest and best line Of ladies
Muslin underwear at G. X. w.
Oliver Wood, the merchant of
Fielding, Box Elder county, was in
Logan on Tuesday. He reports that
work is rushing in that locality.
There is a big demand for men and
teams. None need be idle.
The G.. g. f. Building Co. has just
received two car loads of additional
stock. See ad elsewhere. "
Champion S. Richards still retains
the championship for the best shot in
Logan. Last Saturday he defeated
w. X. Burnham by a score of POI to
1873 in favor of the champion, out of a
possible score Of 24O.
Now is the time to oil all leather used
on the farm. ~ genuine article of
Neatsfoot oil for fhis purpose can be
obtained at RitSr Bros. Drug Co. 4.
John Lundberg wishes to inform his
old customers and all others that need
good substantial blacksmith and
wheelwright work done, that he is
still in the business. His work speaks
for itself. See his add elsewhere.
Potatoes wanted. Cash paid for all
kinds of marketable farm products at
the NJ g. S. Grain & Seed Co. Center
Street.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will give
'chicken supper" at the church next
Friday evening. The supper costs 25c,
and cordial invitation is extended to
all.
George, the ten-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Cressall of the Second
ward, while helping his father shingle
his house on Monday fell from the
roof and had the misfortune to break
his leg. A surgeon was summoned
Immediately and hasty examination
revealed compound fracture of the
limb. The boy is as comfortable as
circumstances will permit.
For several years there has been
considerable dissatisfaction among the
Coveville people regarding the bound
airy lines of their school districts.
Originally, Mountain Home and the
Coveville school districts were one.
About two years ago the county court
decided that the Coveville district
should be divided creating the new
school district known as Mountain
Home. Dissatisfaction has prevailed
with some since the division, owing
to the fact that large amount of
land in the Mountain Home school
district was owned by farmers living
! in the Coveville district A petition
was presented to the county court
during the past month signed by
Fred Titenser and fifty-four others,
asking that the two districts again be
consolidated. A special session of
the county court was held to hear the
testimony regarding the proposed
change. After careful investigation
the court decided to move the Cove
vile district line to the north about
one half mile. The change in the
boundary line will take into the Cove
vile school district large piece of
land that caused the contention.
From what we have learned about the
affair we think the commissioners
have made fair adjustment and
trust that all the good people in the
north will be satisfied with the de-
cision. Brigham w. Hendricks and
c. l.. Anderson voted in favor Of the
change, VIM. barley voting in the
negative.
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