The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-17

DOC Granite carpets at 25c per yard
at Spande Furniture Co.
The finest and best line of ladies
Muslin underwear at G. X. w.
j. A. McAiister is at home from
Salt Lake, where he has been for
some time In the inserest of the A. G..
The Fortnightly Club dance Friday
evening was very short in attendance,
but six couples being present. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by those
present, however.
The minstrel performance to be
given by the Athletic Association Of
the A. c., will be given next Satur-
day evening the 2lst. The show will
be none the less meritorious on ac-
count of the delay.
Messrs. ]. G. Walters and Thomas
Oldham returned on Sunday evening
from three weeks trip through Cali
fornia. They went direct to Los An
geles, returning along the coast. The
trip proved most enjoyable one.
William Bingham one of the repre-
sentative men Of the West Cache
Canal company, stated that men and
teams are at work on the canal, not as
many however, as there should be.
If the proper support was given the
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running in it during the present sea-
son. AS this stupendous project is
nearly completed, it is difficult to
understand why every available team
in that locality is not put at work, at
once.
Owing to our correspondent at Lew
iston recently leaving for Oregon,
we were not advised of the death of
Mrs. Christen Jacobson of Lewiston
until yesterday. Mr.. jacobson is the
postmaster of Lewiston. We SYM
pathze with the family. Mrs. Jacobson
was most estimable lady and while
attending to the duties of the post
Office on special occasions, her af-
ability and obliging disposition has
been quite noticeable. The good peo-
pie of Lewiston will miss Mrs. Jacob
son.
The Philharmonic Lady Quartette
scored another triumph at the
Thatcher opera house Thursday
evening. The house had been bought
by the two Colleges and much
larger audience than that of the
preceding night greeted the artists.
The audience was also much more
enthusiastic, encoring practically every
number until the third and fourth
response was made. Such apprecia-
ton brought out the very best efforts
of the entertainers and the result was
highly satisfactory. The young ladies
composing this aggregation have
made many friends in Logan and will
receive hearty reception should they
ever pass this way again.
County Fish and Game Warden
Thornley, received a consignment Of
100000 minnows from the state
hatchery Friday morning and proceed
ed to distribute them to the different
places deemed best for the growth Of
the little fellows. 10000 were sent up
Logan canyon, 10000 to Blacksmith
Fork, and 10000 to Paradise. Mr..
Thornley, himself took that portion
belonging to Logan canyon, and placed
them in the river and springs at and
near the Dewitt place. The warm
springs are thought to be a better
place for the minnows than the river
proper. This consignment raises the
number that have been placed in the
river during the last year to 200, 900.
1t would seem that II even small per
centage of that number survived and
thrived well, there should be excel
lent fishing at any place in the county
within short time. However, 1t Is
stated that there is little reason why
fully nine-tenths should not live, as
every precaution Is taken to insure a
pefect condition Of the minnow when
plac ed in the water.
Latest styles Of Baby Carriages at
Spande Furniture Co.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found an advertisement of William
Merrill, of Richmond. Mr. Merrill Is
not only Utah boy-but born and
raised in Cache Valley and is the son
Of Apostle w. w. Merrill, This
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