The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-01
C. V. Hansen general painter. 75tf


He is rs years of age, has 10 children,
81 grandchildren, 80 great grandchild-
rem and one great great-grandchild.
He is hale and hearty and looks as
though he may live yet for many
years to come.
Grapes For Sale-Five cents per 10.
or 1915 per bushel. d. Wettstein, 755
East sth North, Logan.
The Great Awakening" or the
new day religiously for humanity"
will be the theme of Rev. Nortleet's
sermon at the Trinity NJ. f. church
next Sabbath morning at IL O'Clock.
The subject of the evening service at
1880 will be 1.-The Plan Of Salvation
and Truth" Special music will be
rendered. All are most cordially in
yited.
Bargains on Ranges and Heaters
at VIM. Edwards Furniture & Carpet
House.
Logan City is about to do some i'm
provcment on the Temple hill. The
committee on streets were looking
over the ground a few days ago with
the view of establishing suitable
grade and leveling to it, and then
planting the whole hill side with a
fine grass. This will certainly add TO
the beauty of this part Of the
city, and is something that is needed
badly. The whole community will en-
dorse the actions of the city and COM
mittee in this enterprise.
NJ. d. McKane has opened a whole
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam street. If
Severinc Salversen choked to death
Tuesday evening while eating supper
at his home near the mouth Of Black
smith Fork canyon. A piece OF meat
became lodged in his windpipe and all
efforts to dislodge it proved fatal. A
Hyrum physician was summoned but
Mr.. Salversen died before help could
get to him. Mr.. Salverscn's death
was most agonizing one, He was
fairly well known in this city and in
the south end Of the county.
HomeSeekers-We will show you
how to get home, or pay of loan
on your property. Ii. A. PEDERsON & &c
The following from the Dixie Advo
cate, published at st. George, is OF in
terest: Prospects seem propitious
for successful year at the Woodward
school. The attendance is large, the
building spacious, commodious ant
comfortable, and the corps OF instruc
tors as competent as can be found il
any Of the institutions of learning O.
the State. Especially should we con
graduate ourselves upon again secur
ing the services of Principal A. NJ
Merrill, who Is without question one
of the most efficient and best qualified
men in the State. Under his drec
tion the school made good progress
last year and it bids fair to do still bet
ter this. To our mind it seems folly
for young people to 90 away from st
George to pursue ninth and tentl
grade studies"
G.. Gessel, the brick maker of each,
county, will sell bick by the wagon
lad Tho .hntpnCf Ei,,I
Dun's Review for Sept. "a gives TIN
following resume OF the Utah whea
crop: The wheat crop is the bes
since 1898, both in quantity and quail
ity, with Utah showing an increase o
probably so per cent over last year
and Idaho 10 to Is per cent. Tn
crop is moving out rapidly at quit
, favorable prices. The first hay GRO
was very good, with some falling OF
in the second crop, with probably
total output slightly in excess OF las
year, and prices slightly lower. tn
harvest Of alfalfa seed is just CON
mencing, with indications of an in
crease over last year of about 10 pc
cent, although the quality is not S
good, the seed having been damage
in some localities by slight frost il
August. Cutting Of sugar beets
just commencing, with every Indica
ton of a largely increased yicl
throughout the district.
The Hyrum Coop wants 5000 busf
els of first-class wheat and will pay tn
highest cash price IN CASH for same
Local people are considerably il
terested in find Of gisonite an
asphaltum reported by Moroni Pric
Jr., of McCammon. A few days ag
Mr.. Price came to this city with san
plies of what appeared to DC coal, r.
porting that he had found grca
lodges of the material where the foe
and hanging walls was Of soft SOAP
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