The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-07

Miss Jessie Thorpe spent Sunday at
Brigham City.
Good cook wanted at the Sugar
Factory Hotel.
Edward South came to Logan on
Saturday night.
John Bingham, of Trenton, visited
Logan on Monday.
w. T. Knowles and wife are down
from Lima, Montana, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. THAN.
An effort to secure the Hyde Park
band to advertise the Mamie Tout
concert is now being made.
The Lundstrom Furniture & Carpet
Co. has cut doorway from their
place Of business into the room former
ly occupied by the Star Grocery and
are now utilizing that as show room.
When you have share in the Roch-
dale the profits on your purchases are
yours. You get your goods at cost.
Suppose you were to do that on every
thing you buy. Are such things pos
sible? 7ltf
Bishop Roucche, of Millvile, is an
enterprising citizen. Since being call
ed to that town as the bishop he has
built an elegant residence and its sur
roundings are clean and neat. The
Bishop sets an example that is worthy
of emulation.
Eighty cents per bushel is icing
paid for little red plums. The price
of this article is in line with prices
that are commanded for other pro-
ducts of the farmer. Years ago this
article went begging at half its pres
ent price. Surely these are good
times for the tillers Of the soil.
The cement culvert over the Ballard
springs is undoubtedly fine piece of
work. The passerby is impressed,
however, that the walls or guards on
each side are entirely too short. The
bridge looks unfinished. There are 9TH
or bridges in the county that are lack
ing in the same essential. We believe
that little careful thought will cause
such mistakes to be avoided in the
future.
Clerk Larsen is in receipt of a com
munication from Collier, an engineer
of Salt Lake, stating that SIG, 900 has
been appropriated by the Government
for the survey of Utah land. This
$4,000 must be used before July lst,
1905, and it is stated that on the ap-
plication of three settlers from any
township, unsurveyed lands may be
located without cost to the appli.
cants. This seems an excellent oppor.
tunity.
Nelson A. Empey, of Salt Lake City
, well known to many Cache county
people, died Sunday afternoon. His
death was caused by pneumonia
Bishop Empey had long been a State
$ figure and was OF such a makeup as
D to win many sincere friends. Mrs
Empey, who is herself most excel
lent, highly respected and beloved
woman, has the sympathy of many in
: this section Of Utah.
| VIM. Howell's splendid new brick
: with those of Ed Edwards and j. J
} Powell, make the vicinity of First
7 North and Second West loom NJ
about proper. 1t is said that Hon
n Jos. Howell will erect two bricks
e north of Williams place, and tina,
G Pres. Morrell will also have a fin,
4 place ere long. These with the one
s j. w. Crawford will erect on the cor
}. ner some day will make this section
f superior to any in the city.
= For Sale Cheap wall case, din
= ingroom chairs, ! fine sofa, dining
room table, ! large rocker, ] sprin,
rocker, bed rocker.-l plate glass mic
] KEEL trimmed show case,4 pair curtains
] round walnut table, / dresser and
couch, 3 heating stoves, cook stove
! iron bed, writing table, 6 fine Gro
mos, iron wheel-barrow,l pitch fork
scoup shovel, l wash stand, and
seated buggy. Apply to Mrs. c. c
Amussen, lO2 w. Center street.
The roads In Blacksmith Fork can
yon are in most excellent condition
A drive over them early in the da!
will prove invigorating to those whit
are careworn in business. Those o
earlier days in the county while ridnl
the canyon cannot but reflect upol
the founders of Hyrum, the hare
work performed, the scarcity OF subsis
tence provided while opening up O
canals and building canyon roads
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