The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-17
Railroad Tickets.
Bought and Sold by {, ", Ryburg, at the
Lincoln Hotel. Twill pay you 10 see him

5. II. Roundy, of Benson, was visi-
tor to Logan on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Farrell enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. Powell, Of Peoria,
H., Sunday evening.
Mrs. John w. Mcdonald Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Miner, in this city,
for few weeks.
For Sale-Single rig with travelling
horse and harness, for sale cheap. In
quire at this Office.
Erick Larsen, Of the Seventh ward,
was kicked by a horse last Saturday,
breaking one of his legs.
The new home of w. W. Vaughan
on North lst East street is nearing
completion. C. V. Hansen has secur-
ed the contract for painting.
Marriage licences have been grant
ed as follows: Reese w. Thomas and
Zina Peabody, Malad, Idaho; G. p.
Cherry, Menan, and Albin Moore,
Weston, Idaho.
The farmers are commencing to
load their pockets with the returns of
their wheat crops. Twenty dollar
gold pieces are coming TO the surface.
Seventy cents per bushel for wheat is
a good living price.
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
Over at Newton harvesting is max
ing things pretty lively. Twenty-four
headers are at work and five thresh-
ers. two of them Of the steam variety.
The wheat crop Is turning out nicely
and hay Is above the average.
Account Republican State Conven-
tion Salt Lake Aug. 18th the o. S. l..
will sell round trip tickets to Salt
Lake at single fare, selling date Aug.
oath, good returning Aug. 9th.
District Attorney Frank Nebcker
made a motion in the District Court
TO dismiss the two counts against A.
NJ. Clayton for classifying the public
records, owing to insufficient evidence
to convict. Judge Hart granted the
motion.
1t pays to keep any kind of tools
sharp. Take them to the Hansen
! tool shop and have them put In work
ing condition and your work will be ;
pleasure. Shop one block West ant
one-half block North of Thatcher
bank.
Miller Brothers, who are professor
in the b. Y. College, have invested
heavily in land under the Hammond
ditch in Box Elder county. 1t is stat
ed that they have sixty acres of toma
toes to harvest, which promises Il
give good yield.
1t is rumored that John Andrews
and Alice Naylor are to be welded
The case Low pending against Mr.
Andrews for attempted rape will nee
essarily be called into court but will
most likely be dismissed as the mail
, witness will be prohibited flon testi
!, flying under the law.
The La Plata Consolidated Mimi,
company is working ten men on it
claims South of Paradise. Promoter
feel much encouraged, and hav
V bought piece of property adjoining
their claims within the past few days
Up TO date they have expended SAT 90
: in developing their property and hav
] that much more at their command
On account Of not having room I
store their great shipment, the Harri
Music Co. has rented another store OF
4 First North street, which they vii
4 use during the sale. This is enc o
the largest shipments that ever cam
I to Logan. The Harris Music Co.
the only company North of Salt LAX
City shipping pianos and organs witt
out boxes.
A lightning, thunder and raj
storm visited this valley Sunday ever
ing and not in long time has natur
been so lavish in her fireworks. |
the south, especially, was the lightnin
particularly active, and for more tina
an hour there was continual roll {
thunder. From all appearances Loga
canyon must have experienced te
titic electrical storm, also.
Mrs. Minnie Bowen, who came frol
Logan and is here visiting her mott
er, Mrs. Hinckley, gave birth to fin
baby boy last Sunday. All doin
well 49,. Elder Joseph Newbold