The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-06

bOlNpl NdluOlt 10 lNDOllth 10
being quite i'll again.
Alfred Picot and wife will sail from
Liverpool today on the steamship
Etruria, enroute home.
Cheap sale on all Summer Clothing,
Shoes, etc, at JOS Newbold's. Come
right along. 74t4.
Harrison's Studio over U. o. Store
for Photos. Tickets issued by Fries
redeemed this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Dougall, Mr..
Hugh Dougall and Misses Cathie and
Claire Dougall, all of Salt Lake city,
are the guasts of the Miners for sever
al weeks.
A carload of the Altman and Tay-
lor New Century" threshers includ-
ing an alfalfa huller made for thresh-
ing lucern seed exclusively came, to
the Stevens Implement house on
Tuesday.
The Relief Society of the Hyrum
Stake will hold their Oilicer's meeting
next Saturday, Aug. 9Th, at IL a. m.
at the usual place. A full attendance
is desired. Nellie f. Parkinson,
Pres, Georgcne Ralph, Sec.
The regular Priesthood meeting of
the Cache Stake will be held today at
10 a. m. at the usual place. a good
attendance is desired. Joseph Nor
rel, Isaac Smith, w. W. Vaughan,
Stake Presidency.
For SALE-A good second hand
header for sale cheap.
GEO. l.. FARRELL,
Smithiield, Utah.
The windstorm last Friday did con.
siderable damage over the county.
At Cache Junction there was heavy
fall of hail. many of which were cx.
cecdingly large. Uncut wheat was
threshed out badly.
George Fister accompanied his sis
ter Mrs. Ellen Wultf to Ogden on
Wednesday. Mrs. Wultf has been
visiting in Logan the past three weeks
with her brother and is highly pleased
with the Temple City of the North
The Idaho division of the "Eye-ta
liam" laborers on the o. ). l.. is now
in Logan preparing the road-bed for
heavier steel. There are about tift,
in the gang under the direction o
Supt. Bradley. This should be and Is
welcome news.
Superintendent Platt, of the o. S
L., and David Eccles have recent,
made trip through the county ex
aiming the present facilities TO
shipping beets. 1t has been decided
to put in additional spurs at Smith
field and one between Whitney ant
Franklin.
Ariel II. Carbon returned Thursda!
evening from a short visit i'm Salt
Lake City. Miss Clara Eldredge, a
charming young lady of that city, re
turned with him and the couple leave
this morning for Laketown, wher'
they will visit Miss Ella Nebeker for
week or more.
In other will columns of this issu
be found interesting letters from
John Spande and John J. Plowman
who are now filling missions in Eu
rope They tell of the countries the.
are in, the progress of their worI
there, and such other things as ar,
interesting. Look up these articles.
Harold Brangham, who has beef
freight agent at Cache Junction 70
three or four months, is getting along
nicely, likes the job, and the boy
over there all like him. Harold /
bright tireless worker, and wei
wager that he will yet go up the lad
4 der into something more importan
r and at good salary.
Mr.. Thomas Stirland, fruit tree in
SptCIOl vi ,dSliC Noubpg, Nho 'io'Io
! at this office Friday and in talking O
l present conditions in a horticulture
$ way was not slow to express himseI
very forcibly in regard TO variou
!, matters. Mr.. Stirland says tina
| many orchardists absolutely ignor
the instructions given, and refuse I
obey the law as has been explained I
them. Those enterprising people VIII
see the advantage of Graduating val
ious pests and the removal of disease
] trees from their orchards are sendin
in protests thai Others do not an
will not take the proper measures [
secure the much needed improvement
These people insist that the ofiicia
take summary action and compel car,
less fruit raiSerS TO conform TO TN
law, and Mr. Stirland desired us [