The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-13

week
Jacob Larsen, the father of our
genial county clerk, was in Logan
Chas. G.. Wood, Secretary Of the |
West Cache Canal company, was In
Logan yesterday.
Charles Peace, Of Paradise, and
Alex b. Vaughan were among the
town visitors yesterday.
Bishop Austin and daughter were
in Logan first of the week enroute
home in Bear Lake county.
Bishop II. +. Liljenqust of ITyrum,
after siege Of typhoid fever lasting
since the holidays, is able to be on the
streets and attend to his meetings.
Jay Pitkin, of Melville, Henry Wood.
of Smithfeld William Poppleton,
John and William Wyatt and Frank
Price, of Wellsvlle, were in Logan
yesterday afternoon.
Il. W. Shlpley, the stock man Of
Paradise, has been assisting Mr. Wild
owtield.of Wyoming, in buying cattle.
Mr.. Widowfed will ship three car
loads today to his ranch.
The genial Henry Parkinson visited
Logan yesterday the first time in six
weeks. This is something unusual for
Henry, for every Saturday is generally
his market day in Logan.
II seems quite natural to see the
smiling face of Joseph Newbold Jr.
He has been on a European mission
for two years and we hear that he has
made most excellent record.
The people of Hyrum are taking
advantage of the good weather by
blowing up their lucerne patches
preparatory to beet culture. Farmers
are preparing their land for crops and
activity is seen all over our southern
city.
An implement firm that has hardly
done more than a $1,000 business i'm
the past three weeks, did a $1,000 bust
ness on Saturday,a most striking dem
onstration of the condition of trade
here during the month of March, all
the result of bad roads.
Mr.. John Bingham was over from
Trenton Saturday to meet Mr.. J. J.
Mcintosh, one of the promoters of oil
activity in this county. Mr.. Bingham
has lost none of his enthusiasm and
is still confident of favorable results
when boring is commenced here.
Last Saturday Mrs ID. II. Reese was
enroutc to Logan, when she dropped
ten dollar piece on the railroad plat
form at Cache Junction. The money
was found by Conductor Riggs who
sought and found the owner of it. This
is commendablc and speaks well for
the gentleman.
Mrs. Slater, who has recently gone
into the abstracting business, has re-
Gently done some most excellent map
work for the Wells Fargo people of
Salt Lake, locating their various pos
sessions in this county. The work was
indeed very excellent and reflects
credit on Mrs, Slater.
MOVED our stock of latest White
Sewing machines, Malleable Iron
Home Comfort and Monarch Ranges,
the sweetest Farrand organs and
pianos and all kinds of musical instru-
ments to the Tea House. No. Main
street. THE WHITE SEWING MA
CHINE, RANGE and MUSIC co.
The beet drill on exhibition at
Danielson's manufacturing establish
ment is wonder, yet simple in It's
construction, so much so that IL Is
strange that similar one has not
been introduced before. 1t works as
accurately as clock, dropping the
seeds in hills at any desired distance
apart. The saving Of seed will be a
large consideration but not so much
as the saving of labor in thinning.
All beet growers should examine the
drill.
The pianoforte recital which is to
be given at the Brigham Young Col
lege Saturday evening by number of
Miss Lillian divers pupils, promises
to be very delightful affair. Those
who appear on the program are
Misses Julia Nibley, Luella Nebeker,
Lettie Busby Gwen Thomas, Myrtle
Ballard, G.. n. Curtis, and r., Ham,
mer. They will be assisted by Miss
/ Eva Nebeker, violinist, Mr. Luther
Burnham, baritone, and quartette
from the charming operetta Paul
inc.
Mr.. J. j. Mcintosh was in Logan on
Saturday and i'm discussing the Dros-