The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-11

HALF PRICE AT JOHN H. AND
ERSON'S. 81
Homeseekers-W will show you
how to get home, or pay of loan on
your property. II. A. PEDERsEN & Co.
Mrs. Carpenters free illustrators are
attracting all ladies specially inter-
ested in home nursing Don't fail to
hear her at the tabernacle LIST ward
room on Thursday at 3p. m.
g. Gessel, the brick maker Of Cache
county, will have an abundance Of
brick in ten days. II
FOR SALE-Fine surrey almost new,
a bargain. DR.. II. J. Smith,
Smithfield, Utah.
Bp. w. II. Vaughan, s. p. Hall and
i. A. Kerr, of Wellsville, were in Log
an Monday and appeared before the
County Commissioners in the interest
Of the State Road through Cache
County.
Isaac b. Nash, of Franklin, is in
! Logan enroute for Hyrum where he
will spend his eightieth birthday,
next Tuesday, with his daughter, Mrs.
VIM. c. Parkinson.
Reports from Hyde Park are to the
effect that beets are not coming along
as nicely as they should. Many acres
have not come up, and while it was
thought the last rains would bring
them out all right, they are still un-
der cover.
Wanted Potatoes at Harry Smurth-
waite. Center street. 49tt
Work on Hyde Parks $4,000 school
building is being pushed with all the
rapidity possible. The foundation is
being put in now, and it is hoped to
have the structure ready for occupan-
cy by next fall. Hyde Park people are
to be congratulated on their enter
prise and energy.
Can you take boarders June 20 to
July 20? II SO send in your name and
address to the Brigham Young Col
lego.
The sons of Mary Merrill, of Rich.
mond, have recently been boring wells
for water. They have struck enough
gas to furnish lights and fuel for a
farm house. The boys are utilizing
the gas for cooking purposes In theil
camp.
The family of Mrs. Elizabeth Know
les return sincere thanks to theil
many friends who condoled with then
in their recent afflictiOn. Special
thanks are rendered Bishop Antoine
Anderson, Alex Lewis and members
Of the choir.
For Ladies' latest styles in OXFORD
Ties and Low Shoes notice our win
dows. City Shoe Store. 63tf
That old veteran Of the Fifth ward
Hugh Adams, was seyenty-tive year.
OF age last Saturday and was treated
to genuine surprise by his relative!
and friends. He has nineteen child
rem and twenty-seven grand children
most of whom, with many of his ole
time Scoth friends, enjoyed them
selves in partaking of the bounties o
the earth. A biographical sketch o
Mr.. Adams had been written and wa,
read by his daughter-in-law, Mrs
Armenia Parry Adams. The sketcl
was of much interest to those whit
had the privilege of listening to it
The evening was such as will long b
, remembered by those present. TIL
REPUBLICAN joins with the many rel
, atives and friends of Mr.. Adams il
in wishing him long life and prosper
ity
! Just arrived complete and elegan
line of Ladies up-to-date Oxford Tie
and Low Shoes made by Utz g. Dunn
: City Shoe Store. 93tf
The Alberta Land and COLONIZATION
, Company has been recently organize,
in Alberta for the purpose of sellin
land and locating settlers. The eX
IRENE low prices of land prevailing i
Alberta offers great inducements 70
. farmers to emigrate into the North
c west. Land has been sold for s. pc
4 acre on the installment plan, and tn
: first crop has given yield of fort
. bushels of grain per acre. Opportun
e ties now offered cannot last long. !
0 the year 1903, 100000 people emigrate
e to the Northwest and sixty per cen
S Of these went from the United States
G John w. Woolf, member of the Legi.
J, lative assembly of Alberta is connect
: ed with the Alberta Land and Coloni
: zation company. He has lived in A
S berta for seventeen years, and think
that the possibilities for that countr