The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-10

on your property. II. "A Peterson & Co
William and Chas. West were down
from their Idaho ranch Wednesday
looking after business matters.
Services at the Presbyterian church
both Sunday morning and evening.
All are cordially invited to attend.
NJ. ID. McKane has opened whole
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam strset. If
Thomas Griffith and wife were
down from Pocatello to attend the
funeral of Mrs. THAN, the mother of
Mrs. Griffith.
One little leak in your roof can spoil
thousands Of dollars worth of goods.
We can stop that at very small cost.
Call and see us. Preston, Piper 4 Co.
Mr. John Arnup, of Salt Lake, ex-
Sheriff Naylor, of Smithfeld, with
their wives have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Busby of this city for
the past few days.
Nine applications were recently
made before the board of examiners
for school teachers. All Of the appli-
cants were successful and passed a
good examination.
Whnr OIL In, ln
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? tiff
The Lundstrom Furniture & Carpet
Co. has cut a doorway from their
place of business into the room former
ly occupied by the Star Grocery and
are now utilizing that as a show room.
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will enjoy today at
Johnson's grove south of town. A pro-
gram of talks and sports has been ar
ranged and there will be a big dinner
at noon. The little folke are to be
given an outing that they will re-
member.
Alex Smith, son of John II. Smith
of the Fifth ward of this city came up
from Ogden few days ago. Alex
Smith has been in Ogden for the past
six weeks, being treated for typhoid.
Normally he is fine specimen of man.
hood, weighing 2O2 pounds, with no
excession flesh. The disease, however,
has taken 90 pounds of flesh from him
and he looks emaciated and weak
His many friends hope to see him thor
oughly restored without any back
sets.
On Wednesday at 8 p. m. about for
ty feet of flume attached to the Des-
eret mills broke down. Owing to no
overflow gate being close the canal
bank east Of the mill was in great
danger of being washed away. 1t will
involve quite an expenditure to re-
place the fiume. A pile driver will,
have to be used in replacing the dam
aged mill race as there is at least
twelve feet of quicksand on the east
side of the mill. The mill will neces-
sarily be closed down while repairs
are being made.
On Labor day c. II. Spencer and A.
J.Turner, Of this city, INVENT up Cowley
canyon in search Of chickens. Before
long they spied what they believed
was big black bear Taking their
positions behind some clumps of
brush they blazed away with their
shot guns, two barrels each of bird
shot. When they picked themselves
from the underbrush into which the
heavy discharge had kicked them, nc
bear was seen, but great big black
tree stump that was once in that
vicinity is now missing. Spencer
claims nc hit the animal clear in the
eye, but there is strong suspicion
| lildu NlldU ilC hiSu dI Ndo a hllOU llOlt
in that stump.
Thursday afternoon at ] 80, the file
department was called out to extin.
guish a blaze at Henry Danielsen's
place, just south of the Smith Bros.
lumber yard. A hay stack was on fire
and getting under fair Roadway when
the fire department arrived but their
prompt action proved effective in sub,
DUNG the flames. 1t is not known
how the fire started. The close prox.
unity of the fire to the lumber yard
lent an element of danger and possibil
titles of great loss and it is exceedingly
fortunate that there was neither
wind nor sparks. The fire depart
ment made an excellent run, getting
there before even more than a few OF
the close neighbors were aware there
was a fire. The boys are to be con.
graduated