The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-31

Plenty Of tomatoes Sl0O a bushel at
Cherry Lawn Farm, Anthem PETERSON.
The home of Mr. William Hodges
was made happy last Monday by the
birth Of a fine girl.
Misses S. +. DeGraff and Annie
Raymond are now at home in the
Stover p property on East LIST North.
The recent frosts have played havoc
with the crops in Bear river valley
around Randolph and Woodruff II
is stated that all vegetation is practi-
cally ruined.
Capt. Styer is at home fro m his
California trip, tanned like piece OF
leather. He's hale and hearty, look
ing as though the trip had agreed
with him thoroughly.
Account Democratic State Conven-
tion at Salt Lake, Sept. Sth, the O, 5.
L. will sell round trip tickets from
Utah points to Salt Lake at single
fare. Selling date Sept. It'll, good re-
turning Sept. 10.
NOTICE. will pay cash for cutting
and stacking POO tons of hay.
GEO. L. FARRELL,
Smithfeld, Utah.
a large number Of teams are haul
ingsdirt and gravel on the county
roads in the south Those i'm charge
should bear in mind that one of the
essential features in road building is
good drainage.
A REPUBLICAN reporter visited the
State Prison recently and called on
Amasa Clayton, Charles Larsen and
- Johnson all Of whom are well,
and express themselves as being kind
ly treated by the officials.
The next quarterly conference of
Hyrum Stake Of Zion will be held in
Millville on Sunday and Monday,
Sept. rs and %, 1904. Meetings will
convene at 10 a. m. and , p. m. W..
c. Parkinson, Geo. Q. Pitkin, /. G.
Thoreson, Stake Presidency.
Leroy Carbon, II. F. Emeis and
Geo. F.Thatcher leave tomorrow for a
lengthy trip up through the northern
hi1nt inc nrnt1nHc tho Dnrtnni1f
around Soda Springs, etc. They are
anticipating pleasant time and hope
to return with many trophies of their
skill and daring.
Miss Florence Hanks, who has been
in San Francisco with her aunt, Mrs
Joseph Thatcher, during the past year
is expected home not later than the
18th of September. Florence was a
popular little creature when she left
and friends will no doubt be more
than pleasee to see her.
The Germans Of Logan and Cache
county have on foot a movement to
organize and incorporate on the Roch-
dale plan, operating grocery and
dry goods store OF their own. A meet
ing was held in the German meeting
house Monday night and committee
of nine appointed to make house to
house canvas for the purpose of find
ing out what can be done. The fol-
lowing gentleman were named: Otto
Bergerner, John w. Harry, Caspar
Hoffman, Fred Gilgen, Mr.. Burgi,
Lewis Carbon, G. Ruchti.
One little leak in your roof can spoil
thousands of dollars worth Of goods.
We can stop that at a very small cost.
Call and see us. Preston, Piper & Co.
Rev. r. Z. Gilpin. who presided
over the local Methodist congrega-
ton during the past year, has been
transferred TO the Corinne-Trcmont
charge. 1t is said that an Illinois
Clergyman will come to fiji his place
here. Rev. Gilpin has conducted
himself as minister of the gospel
should, preaching his own faith in the
fear of the Lord and granting to
Others the same privilege. He has
been a quiet, sincere, consistent work
er and while he has not succeeded in
converting mormon" Logan, he at
least has made no enemies. Rev.
Gilpin has been of material assistance
to the church, and his excellent
family has added much to the social
conditions of the congregation. The
people here regret his departure, wish
him well in his new field and hope for
the best in the new man.
Lost-A large grey mare, branded
II NJ on left shoulder. Anyone find
ing same please return to 3O2 West
Center and be rewarded
d. II. Peery, Utah's representative
on the Democratic National Commit
tee, was in Logan for few hours Sat-