The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Campbell went to
Salt Lake Sunday on short visit
Seventy cents per bushel is being |
paid for wheat in bulk at Cache june !
ton.
ID avid r. Roberts purchased 1000
bushels of wheat on Monday at Cache
| Junction.
G. p. Cherry, of Menan. Ida, and
Miss Abbie Moore have been granted
license to wed.
Hans Otte, one of Ritter Bros most
valuable clerks, went up to the Mont
pelier house yesterday.
A car load OF "Favorite" -four from
the Deseret Mills will be sold at sl.00
a sack at II. G. IIayball's store.
G. Gesscl, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell bck by the wagon
or car load The choicest kind.
The following were Logan passen-
gers from Salt Lake on Monday night:
John Bishop and wife. George Hogan,
Mrs. John Spande, and Mrs. Frank
Nebeker.
A special to the News says rural
free delivery route No. |, will be es-
tablished Sept. |, at Wellsvillc, Cache
county, Utah, serving population of
800 and - houses.
II. J. Spongberg was down from
Preston Sunday. lie will not return
I to the B. V g. this year, making up
his credits at home, and taking his
degree this fall.
All kinds of tools sharpened, UNI
brellas mended ana light blacksmith
ing done by Heber X Hansen at his
new shop on First West, North of
Lincoln Hotel. Prices very reason
able.
Mrs. V. ii Bartlett, sister to A. NJ.
Flemming, Cashier Of the First Ma
! tional Bank, is in Logan. She ex-
poets to remain here one month as a
guest of her brother.
. Messrs. Mouritzen and Larsen are
now storing immense quantities of
coal for winter use. This with the
provision that other dealers will make
places Logan where she will miss the
unfortunate difficulties of year OF
more ago, when coal was not to be
had
3 Ezra Lloyd returned from Idaho and
5 Montana Friday night. He reports
E his company's business as fiourishine
! in the North. Rexbnrg is booming
S and with lots OF money floating
!. around. Mr.. Lloyd thinks a great
future is ahead of the Snake river
: valley.
The REPUBLICAN Is In receipt of q
, circular from w. r. Napier, in which
!. a fight is being made against the
Cinnamon Cooks and laundrymen Of
Pocatello. The Cooks and Waiter.
: Union" are after the celestials will
red-hot pokers, and hope to rid the
city of the several hundred pig-tails
: they say are there.
Miss Florence Read, stenographel
q at the Cache Valley Banking Co. has
resigned and in a few days will leav,
Logan with the idea Of changing hel
: name to Willis. Miss Read came
from Chicago a year ago and in that
, time has made herself almost inyalu
able to the institution named, but
= "Bishop" Champ is seldom at los.
; in meeting any situation and has Sc
cured another expert.
Elder James A. Leishman, of tn,
Stakes High Council, will deliver
lecture at the High Priests meeting
I to be held on August l3, 1904 at 10 "a
: m. in the First ward assembly hall, or
: "The Practicability Of Mormonism anC
its Application to Everyday Life" A
full attendance of High Priests is de
sired. Invitation extended TO all
Edward w. Smith, Samuel Holt, Ben
jamin NJ. Lewis, Presidents.
The funeral services over the re.
mains of John Naigle were held in the
Fourth ward meeting house, last Sun,
\ day at O'Clock. Those who spoke
were, j. Il. Stewart, }. Andreas Peter,
son, Thomas Morgan, John A. Hen
erickson, II. J.. Nielsen, and Bishop
Thomas y. Smith, all Of whom testi
fled to the worth and sterling charac
ter of the deceased. 4 lengthy cor
tege followed the remains to their las,
resting place.
j. Il. Renfrow, an expert for the
Mccormick Machine company is II
Logan. The gentleman was here two
years ago, and since that time ma.
been in all parts of the Union Mr.