The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-08-29


Office, August 81.
Veal wanted at Central Meat Mar
ket. 7cents pound. Bell Bros. 3t
william Hope OF Richmond visited
in Logan yesterday.
WITH EVERY PURCHASE IN
LADIES OR GENTS SHOES UP TO
AND INCLUDING $3.50 YOU ARE
Untitled TO SEVEN FREE
SHINES AT GETTY SHOE STORE"
J. w. Crawford Of the U. o. is about
one OF the "slickest" there Is. He
has recently put in an enormous stock
or blankets and desiring to get rid Of
the same ordered a special In the
weather, and here 1t Is. Read his big
add on the front page.
superintendent" Burr with some
of the teachers have set out beautiful
flower beds around the Benson school
house 1t is stated that some persons
go onto the grounds and pluck flowers
at their leisure. This is wrong and
II they do not cease this work they
are liable to prosecution.
Nelson & Morley contractors for
the building for the Condensed Milk
Factory at Richmond are rushing the
work. They have the first story up,
with the joist In for the upper floor.
The building will easily be completed
by the date named in the contract.
Nelson & Worley are rustlers.
SHOES SHINED, ANY POLISH
YOU DESIRE PRICE CENTS AT
GETTY SHOE STORE" sst3
John II. Turner, who Is now in
Magrath, Alberta, had one of his
shoulders hurt by refractory horse
short time ago. An abscess formed
and lie recently had to undergo an
operation. Mr.. Turner is disabled for
the present, but expects to be in good
shape again within two or three
weeks.
Parties owning pear trees should
watch them closely. Trees are affected
with what Is known as pear blight.
1t is claimed the only way to save any
part of the tree is to cut and burn the
parts thus affected. The agricultural
Experiment Station will gladly give
information pertaining to this. 1t is
matter that should receive proper
attention, as delay means the ruina-
ton of trees blighted.
You should see the City Shoe Store
now-it has been repapered and re-
painted, and such furniture replaced
and added as to make it as bright and
pretty as new gold piece. A feature
that has long been needed is this city,
is a shining chair, where you can get a
patent leather finish in short order.
Mr.. Hansen, the genial proprietor,
is hustling fellow and is meet ing
with deserved success.
Robert James, of Paradise, visited
the Laplata Mining camp southeast
of Paradise quite recently. He re-
ports that the Laplata Consolidated
Mining Company has run tunnel
eight hundred feet and is now work
ing three shifts. Indications are very
favorable, and 1t would not be sur
prise II word should come in the near
future that the company had struck
it rich.
Lewis d. Corbin of Lewiston was
taken to the insane asylum at Provo,
Wednesday. Judge Hart examined
Corbin on Tuesday and found that he
was very feeble minded and suffering
from an hallucination that God had
commanded him to abstain from food.
He Is 10 years of age and being with.
out friends or relatives had neglected
himself to such an extent that it was
deemed advisable to commit him to
the asylum.
A meeting Of all the Cache Valley
Delegat ties to the Irrigation Congress
will be held In the County Court house
at Logan next Saturday, Sept. 5, at
O'Clock p. NJ. The purpose Of the
meeting will be to effect an organiza.
ton; to plan for exhibits from Cache
county, and to attend to other i'm.
portant business. 1t Is earnestly urged
that all cities, canal companies and
Others entitled to appoint delegates
do so at once, that the representation
at this meeting may be complete. A
full attendance Is desired.
From recent letters received from
Canada II Is learned that during a
hailstorm there about one month age
the hailstone that fell were as large
as bantam eggs, and after striking