The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-20
Moses Thatcher started for wash
ington, ID. c., last Sunday morning.

bent.
For sale Fine building sand for
sale. w. r. Brown, l7j South Main
street.
Mrs. w. T. Petty has gone to Cana
da to spend several weeks with friends
and relatives In the north.
Alma and Mrs. johnson Of the Sixth
ward are rejoicing over the arrival OF
fine son Sunday morning.
Lorenzo Kent, of Dingle Dell, Bear
Lake county, stopped of in Logan
yesterday on his way home.
william Bench, landscape gardener.
Planting Of lawns and ornamental
trees speciality. ass North 9TH
East.
! The recital at the b. Y. G. Satur-
day evening Is said TO have been very
pleasing, Miss divers pupils acquit-
ting themselves very creditably.
Special numbers on the program were
highly enjoyable.
Thomas w. Obray, the road super
visor of Paradise, was in Logan on
Monday. lie states that he Is going
to work in his district at once leveing
his roads with a tongue Scraper and
harrow. lie thinks this kind of work
equals the road scraper for leveling.
Ward Conference will be held I'm the
Benson Stake as follows: In Rich
mond and Smthtield on Sunday, April
oath and in Coveville and Lewiston
on Sunday, May Sth at 10 am. and
pm. w. ii. Lewis, Alma Merrill,
b. A. Hendricks, Stake Presidency.
b. +. Buckley and wife, of Elgin,
ILL.,, are new residents OF Logan. Mr..
Buckley is the expert professor whom
Mr.. Lorenzo Hansen has engaged for
his new Condensed Milk Factory.
Mr.. Hansen says this plant will be
ready for operation In about a month.
Ward conference will be held in the
Hyrum Stake OF Zion as follows:
April oath, Millville, Mendon, Hyrum
3rd ward. May Sth, Paradise, Avon,
Hyrum Ind ward. May 18th, College,
Mt. Sterling, Hyrum lst ward. May
22nd, Wellsville. w. G. Parkinson,
Geo. o. Pitkin, l. c. Thoreson, Stake
Presidency.
The little IA months old boy of
widow GOOdmunsen, Of the seventh
ward, died OH Thursday night. The
child has been sickly for some time,
therefore its death was not unexpect-
ed. The friends of Mrs. Goodmun-
sen sympathize with her, as she has
passed through severe trials in the
past few years.
Lt.-COl. j. A Greenwald, of the
Utah National Guard, has requested
that steps be taken to organize an in
fantry company In Logan. In compli-
ance with this all parties interested in
such a movement are requested to
meet at the city council chambers on
Thursday evening, April 2lst. Cap
tain Styer and 1t. Col Gree invalid will
be In attendance. +. w. Robinson.
Mayor.
Hon. David Eccles stopped off in
Logan Wednesday night. He showed
a few figures relative to what the
factories are doing in Colorado. There
Is section OF country there that does
not cover more acreage than lies In
Cache County, and II supports six
sugar factories, and five OF them have
a much greater tonnage of beets to
work than the Logan factory. One
OF them works up three times the
amount. We again urge the farmers
to improve the opportunities that are
before them and plant beets, that
their children may have employment
and thereby show mark of appre
citation of the enterprise that has
been established here.
Riley Kent, the hOrseman, leaves
for Blackfoot next Monday morning
He takes with him a fine imported
roadster stallion from st. Paul, MINI
esota. The animal is a beauty and i
Is to be regretted that the horsemel
of Cache will be deprived Of the ser
vice Of this animal during the com
ing season. The animal has a fin
pedigree, Nutwood on one side ant
Wilkes on the other. Mr.. Kent
engaged for the season to train horse
on the Blackfoot race track and will
care for his animal on the side. Ac
, cording to present prospects Mr.. Ken
should do we'll IN The new venture a
, Blackfoot.
Thos. Morrcll, eldest brother O
Pres. Joseph Morrell died at Pocatell
: Friday. His remains were brought Z
C,t S,,.,