The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-29

George +. Wright, the business
rustler of Hyrum, was in Logan yes
terday.
LosT-Thursday night, purse con-
tanning considerable money. Return
to this Office and be rewarded.
On Thursday evening, June 30th at
I p. m. sharp, the Hayball piano con-
test will close. All votes must be in
by that time. II. G. Hayball.
All kinds of bottled BEER kept on
ICE at RITTER BROS. DRUG CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Pier.
pont, OF Salt Lake City, are the guests
of ex-Sheriff Navlor, of Smithiield.
They will remain until after the
Fourth.
Miss Matte Leshman was over
from Wellsville yesterday. She re-
ports that Miss Maggie Walters is
very III with stomach trouble, having
been unable to eat during the past
three weeks.
Frank Miles's residence at Smithhcld
was burned to the ground yesterday
morning at $50 a. m. The furniture,
carpets and all inside equipments
were saved. The origin is supposed
to be i'm a defective fiue.
DR.. +. NJ. Ackley is at home from
three weeks vacation in the south
ern part of the state. The DR.. says
the south is burned up, and that
Cache Valley is the only place in the
state where he would care to live.
Mrs. NJ. G. Larsen left on Tuesday
mornings train for Colorado Springs
and Denver to visit Mrs. H. futile
and also to gain her health. She will
return home, going around to see the
st. Louis fair, and assume her Office,
"Regstery Agent" sometime late in
September
Or. l.. j. Goodrich entertained at
his parlors Monday evening. Cards,
music, and refreshments at Murdock's
furnished delightful evening. Those
present were: Mrs. Q. f. Paris and
daughter Margery, Misses Veda
Thatcher, Estelle Evans, Mona Jones,
of Salt Lake, Grace Fisher, Lottie
West, Drs. Harry Emeis and Denike,
George +. Thatcher and n. Ralph
Moore.
A hailstorm visited Newton We'd
nesday of last week and destroyed a
large amount of wheat and other
grains. 1t Is said that at the northern
part of the town the hail was excep-
tionally heavy, damaging the cnops at
least one-half. w. r. and G. l..
Jones, j. p. and }. n. Hansen, C.
Fonnesbeck, A. Hansen, Clarke
Cooley and Mr.. Jenkins suffered the
severest loss. On Thursday night a
very heavy frost put in its appearance
and nipped all the tender plants.
The haying in Newton is well on, and
every body is busy.
Two young ladies of Logan have rel.
atives in the mission field, who fire.
quently write home about their ieats
in walking. These young damscls
being DESTROYS of testing their abili'
ties to walk arose last Sunday morn
ing at three a. m. 'while IL was cool
and started for trip to Richmond
To avoid being carried TO their desti
nation in an ambulance, they took d
bicycle along upon which one wOult
ride, leaving it ahead for the walking
companion to ride upon. This alter
nate riding and walking was done sue
cessfully. They were north Of Smith
field at $3.50 a. m. taking lunch. and il
is presumed they reached Richmond
in time for Sunday School.
The farmers of Cache county should
occasionally ride by Off Cronquist''
farm i'm Grcenville. Items can be
cleaned that would be great benef
to many. Mr.. Cronquist takes grea
pride in having things in proper shape
Even the weeds that grow on tn
roads in front of his premises are KEEP
down by the grazing OF sheep, o
which he keeps limited number OF
his farm. He has piped water TO hi
premises at a cost of $1,000. and tn
2 passerby is impressed that things ar
t about right. If more farms wcr
l handled as this one is they woul
! prove more lucrative than they are a
the present time.
II. c. Hansen returned Saturda
from a trip through the north end c
=, the valley, where he interested quit
+, number Of influential men in Tn
Amazon mine. Hans was enthusiast
over the outlook in the north. an
was particularly exuberant over TN
Utah Condensed MIX Factory a
Y Richmond He saws IL is a beaut,