The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-07-06
Railroad Tickets.
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Aquilla Nebeker cut its foot badly by
stepping upon a broken beer bottle at
Hyrum on the Fourth. .,......
Doctor Bulge and wife returned
from Chicago on Tuesday night after
an absence Of three weeks
The attention Of the water master
iscalled TO some parts of the Seventh
ward, especially In the vicinity OF the
meeting house.
GLENCOE, formerly Myerskamp,
the Bear Lake Tent Hotel, opens
July 1st. J. S, Davis, Mgr. For in
formation write G.. C. Gray, Montpel-
Ter, Idaho. 4i4ll US 4,lt7ot5
What has become of that commit
tee of membership of the proposed
commercial club of this city? Moth
ing was ever made in delaying a
proposition. The roll of this organi-
zation should be made at once and
when fully organized, meetings should
be held. The business men should
get together and work for the good of
our city and county.
j. Bethel and Arthur jenkins of
the firm of Dunbar & Robinson came
from Malad city on Sunday night.
These two gentlemen have held an
eight day clothing sale in Malad city
and 1t is stated that they struck the
town in the right time and done
good business, and we are glad of it.
BOYS who get out and rustic deserve
business.
y While riding a horse around the
streets of Loganon Friday. Roy Elwell
had an experience he will remember
fora long time. The horse, apparent
" a gentle one, suddenly took fright
and bOlted. Roy chung to the horse
In its mad, race for a long time, but
decided to fall or slide Off the horse at
the first opportunity, he did so, but
In falling struck sharp rock which
; inflicted an ugly cash in his body
which required seven stitches to close.
He is feeling as well as can be expect
ed.
u A wrestling match, Graeco- Roman
style, will come Off in this city next
Saturday night at the Palace hall at
$50 p. m. between Gus ~Linde Of this
city and Frank lewis Of Montana.
THESE. gentlemen, wrestled about one
month ago In this city, one fall in
Graeco- Roman style and Two In the
eatch-as-catch-can style, Mr.. Linde
winning in the first fail. This contest
undoubtedly will decide the champion
ship in this style of wrestling between
these two gentlemen, =, The match
should draw a good house, us,5,ot IN
s The chief Of the fire department of
Salt Lake has started after the mer-
chants of that city in way that saw
ors OF determination to have the
back yards and corners cleaned up In
the business parts of the town. The
chief sends two of his men to examine
the premises and to notify the pro-
prietors that all combustlbles and
rubbish must be removed within a
certain time. A second visit is made
by the chief himself. Some OF the
merchants are found refractory and
stubborn. Last week three of this
kind were placed under arrest and fin
ed, after which they were willing to
clean up their yards as required by
law. -
The canning of green peas has be-
come quite profitable industry in
Weber county. South of Ogden near
the o. S. L. II. II. track iswhere the
Wasatch Canning and Orchard factory
is located. Each day at this season Of
the year the farmers in that locality
haul dozens of loads Of green peas TO
that factory where they are handled,
like alfalfa, ON a hay rack. The peas
on the vines pass into one end of the
factory. And after going through
different processes they are
shelled and assorted in different sizes
and then canned. The farmers who
own low lands, that is, too damp for
fruit raising, find it well adapted for
the pea culture. 1t is proving quite
lucrative, as some farmers make one
hundred and fifty dollars per acre at
the business.
The Deseret News publishes the VAR
ious dates Of excursions given by the
managers of the experiment. stations
of the A. @. of U. Up TO date they
are confined to counties south Of
Cache. 1t is presumed that this coun-
ty will not be overlooked along this
line. If an excursion is advertised for
this county, we cannot urge the farm
ers too strongly TO attend these gath
erings. Having visited the grounds
ourselves we speak from experience