The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-01-13
Local JOttings.

visiting friends.
Best goods for least moneyat Dun
bar, Robinson g. Co.'S
r.. S. Cambell of Salt Lake was
Logan visitor Sunday.
Sam Kent loaded a car of hogs at
Merrills spur yesterday.
James Meikle was down from
Smithiield on business Saturday.
Fred Chambers treasurer of Weber
county had to file bond of Sl50,00O.
Norman G.. Allen of Wellsville car
ried off the clerkship plum down at
the Legislature.
Grab Sale of Shoes, worth from Si.jO
to $500 per pair for % cents a graz.
At Robinson Bros. 2--4u
Abram Smith the Smlthtield H. l.
chant was about town Saturd y.
Looking after his sheep interests,
Lost:-Red COW, | Ii (combil az
White faced call by side. Reward 90
information. ben bros. :
Judge Thomas I,, invented W
joke but he reserve, al nsnts to i
it for ten days, d,Jer mat We "a
print it.
a good many Ocal RcpdDiicau, ,.te
of the opinion tina, 3, ga very UNIV
move on the pan ui resident ko g.
welt to interfere al local politics.
The Union Mercantile Go. have been
closed the last day or two fer the par
pose of taking stock. lhey are Il W
prepared to do bushes, rlghl IN
for another year,
The recent change ia he Ml.I,ad
time card makes it very lncollveny Ut
for passengers bound north on a,-
count of the long lay over at Cache
Junction.
Jerry Baker and Chaisten Sorenson
were in town from Mendon Saturday.
They report every thing lovely at
Mendon. No sickness no poverty and
every body happy.
Jos. Hartman was over from Mem
don Saturday. The Mendon Repub-
licans are unanimous in the opinion
that the election contest case should
be appealed to the Supreme Court.
The milk dealers in Ogden have
formed a trust. Heretofore milk has
been sold there for five cents per
quart. From now on the price will be
II cents per quart or % cents per gal
lon wholesale.
1t was expected that COrianton
would be put on at the opera house
for two evenings this week but the
company will not be able to reach
Logan until sometime next week.
The exact date is not yet announced.
James ii. Martineau father of l.. Rs
Martineau is up from Mexico. He
reports the Mexican settlements all
progressing and prosperous. Mr.
Martineau expects to remain here
for some time visiting with his child
rem and old time friends.
At the Presbyterian church Friday
evening the Ladies' Missionary Society
held public meeting, at which pa
pers were read by Mrs. Madison, Miss
Raymond and Miss Elliott. After the
meeting a very pleasant social time
was enjoyed. Refreshments were
served, and delightful music furnish
ed by DR.. Cochran, guest of Mrs.
Stops.
The church Sunday school board Of
fered prize Of ten bound volumes of
the Juvenile Instructor to the Stakes
remitting 100 per cent. of this years
nickel donation based on the total EN-
rollment of the Sunday schools as
shown in the reports of Dec. 81, 1901
Twenty-one Stakes won the prize, but
neither the Cache nor Hyrum Stakes
appear in the list of winners.
Suit has been filed in the District
Court against ID. ii. Davis and Thorn
as Rose to recover 800. due on bond
given by the gentlemen named to Sc
cure the presence of S. NJ. Wells in
court When wanted. Wells was arrested
last October and was released on
bonds and Immediately disappeared
leaving his bondsmen to settle with
the court as best they could. Hence
the suit.
Notwithstanding the fact that we
produced last year more iron and
steel than half of the world yet we
are unable to supply the local demand.
In December alone 100000 tons OF
foreign iron and steel were brought
into the country through the ports OF
New York, Baltimore and Philadel
phia. During the month nearly