The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-17
Local JOttlngS.

Flrst-class driving animal for sale
cheap. Address Box ia.
| Moses Thatcher was a passenger on
Sundays train to Salt Lake city
Joseph Jones, special agent of the
o. S. L., was i'm Logan on Monday.
l.. G.. Miller, former manager Of the
Logan branch of the G. w. & NJ. Co.
is a Logan visitor.
NJ. S. Reese, poundkeeper for the
Covcville precinct, was in Logan on
Monday.
All brands of bottled beer kept on
ice at Ritter Bros, Drug Co.
The excursion train from Ogden
Sunday morning killed two fine
horses between Willard and Brigham
City.
Call at the Cache Valley Implement
Co. and see the New Deerrne Header.
Godfrey Fuhriman, one of the best
farmers of the Providence vicinity,
and counsellor to the bishop, was in
Logan Saturday.
! Mr.. T.. 7. Bacon who recently re-
| turned from Telluride Col, will leave
i'm a few days for two or three
months visit i'm the East
! Largest line of shirt waists and
suits in city l.k.f.
John Wilson, who has been in the
employ of Robinson Brothers for the
past three years, resigned quite re-
Gently.
The degree team and officers Of the
Camp 50, Woodmen of the World,
came up from Salt Lake Sunday and
dedicated the grave of George p.
Robinson, who died Jan. q, 1908.
G. J. Cannon, of Pocatello, is visit
ing Logan. There isn't man, wo-
man or child who knows him that does
not like our friend Cannon. He is al.
ways the same.
Great shirt waist and suit sale l.k.f.
A water pipe in the bath room at
"The Lincoln" bursted Saturday
night and flooded things In grand
shape. Considerable damage was done
to the paperng in the bath room and
on the lower floor.
O. II. Rose Of IIyrum visited Logan
last Saturday. Mr.. Rose has been
suffering from an ailment of the spine
for some time. May he be fully re-
covered ere long. Mr.. Rose has been
one of the foremost men in the up
building of the city of Hyrum.
The Poulscn building, containing
the City Shoe Store, 10 cent store and
the Poulscn family, was gaily decorated
with a profusion of bunting and flags.
DR.. Pousen intends to take a trip
next summer back to the home of his
childhood and his enthusiasm knows
no bounds.
Ii cents dozen paid for eggs at
H. G.. Hayball's store.
From present appearances some of
the crops in this county will be first
class. In other localities they will be
poor not up to the average. 1t should
be the aim of every grain producer to
make the most out of their crops, at
tending to the irrigating in the season
thereof, for grain will surely bring a
good price this fall.
NielS jacobson of Newton was in
Logan Monday and reports that town
being Oh the boom. Several new
houses are now in course of construc-
ton. He says that the crops are in
excellent shape there. Neils was hap
by in meeting at the reunion num-
Der of friends whom he had not seen
for thirty years.
The latest things in hats, shoes and
shirts at Thatcher & Hansen's p
Main Street Logan.
The Union Knitting Mills are now
running at full blast on First North
street. A. G.. Barber is general man
ager, and Elias Nielsen, who has had
years of experience in this line of work,
is the factory superintendent. We
are turning out goods that are second
to none on the market. Come in and
leave measurements. All order filled
with promptness and despatch.
Two of the largest wheat growers in
Cache County met for the first time in
Logan last Saturday. One of the
Bradshaw brothers of Wellsyllle and
one of the Sparks brothers of Clark.
ston. The Bradshaw brothers have
worked together for years in Wells
vile and through their united Efforts
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