The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-24
Millinery Opening on
Sept. 29-3O. Eliason
Sisters.

O1StSlS.
Miss Amy Williams, of Malad. is in
Logan where she will attend the b.
Y. College.
Wanted-A good capable woman for
kitchen work. Must be a good cook
Good wages. Apply by letter or come.
New Jersey Academy.
The pressed brick for the outside
work on the Richmond tabernacle are
coming from Woods Cross.
The Cache Valley Implement and
Produce Co. has just received another
car load Of Standard Moline Disc
Flows. Farmers, you have no need of
buying inferior disc plows now.
Parties coming from Blue creek yes
terday state that considerable money
is being expended in piping out the
creek to the Bar VI. ranch, where it is
said settlement will be built.
j. A. Iundcll,of Butte, Montana, ac-
companied by his niece, Miss Joseph
son, daughter of sheriff Josephson, OF
Brigham City, are visiting with j. NJ.
Zundell and wife of this city for few
days.
Worley a. Nelson, contractors, are
up to their ears in work during these
good republican times. Mr.. Nelson
is at Richmond with six men on build
ings. Mr.. Worley is at Charleston
with another force on buildings there.
The roads on Center street to the
depot are in most excellent shape. If
it is within the jurisdiction of the
city, could they not divide up the
travel in some way, having dray
teams do their draying on First South
and First North and have Center
street for fine drive to the depot
Sol Hale Jr. of Preston passed
through Logan on Thursday enrout,
| for San Francisco with car OF fine
draft horses each weighing from 100,
TO 100 pounds. The ANIMALS were
bought for Mr.. Stewart who is expect
ed co be at Logan in three weeks tc
: make purchases.
| VIM. Rigby has been digging well,
in the southwest part of town ant
has recently secured flowing water
for James Sorenson, James Larson ant
Mrs. Bassett. According to our infor
mant the water flows from two incl
pipe and TO the height of from to II
inches, at least 70 to 100 gallons {
minute. The water has decided
taste of lithia.
The reception given at the Levi
house. corner First West and FirS
North, Wednesday evening in homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCulloch VIII,
were married that day in the Temple
was very delightful affair at which
music, games and an elegant suppe
were INDUCED in to the pleasure of al
present. Many friends and relative
of the young couple were present anC
made most Of the opportunity to hay
fun at their expense. Mr.. and Mrs
McCulloch have the sincere, heart,
best wishes of all in their journe
down LIES rugged pathway together
The boxing contest at Johnson
Grove tonight promises TO be an in
teresting affair. Both Danford an
Hamp are said to be in the pink q
condition, both weighing about AZ
The bout, 20 rounds for points, is I
be clean one and the best man is /
win on merit alone. Willard Bean, G
Salt Lake, has been secured to refere
the fight. A $500 bet is up, Gritiltl
I of Smithfield backing Danford, an
Miles, of Paradise backing HamI
The local sports are looking for som
game fighting and scientific boxing
Prices are $500, $50 and $l.OO.
During the little storm just afte
noon on Thursday. lightning struck
tree just across from the ID. Il. ROt
erts property in the northwest part {
the city, and as result several pei
sons were shocked quite severely
Mr.. Roberts and little son, at leas
a hundred feet away, got a heay
shock, and Peterson boys heel hur
for hours after. A number of peopl
within a radius of eighty rods felt tn
electric current very heavily. EleC
trio connections were burned out an
= telephones in that vicinity placed on
of use. The tree struck was burne
from the top to bottom and the bar
; sent flying into the street. None WI
heard that clap of thunder will dout
that the stroke was powerful one.