The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-09

Harrison Thomas, of Bloomington
Bear Lake county came over to attend
his fathers funeral held in Smith
field Sunday.
want to rent of some person a
farm suitable to raise grain or beets'
with cows and team If possible.
Write John H. Hopkins, poultry
farm, A. C.. off, 36t2
The attention Of the gravel haulcrs
is called to a notice in another column
of this paper. Before taking grave
from the Temple Hill, there must
first be secured permit, and the
gravel must be removed as directed
etc Those interested had better
look into the matter.
Marshal Crockett arrested and TOOK
before Justice Carbon Tuesday morn
ing, young man charged with driv
ing on the boulevard sidewalk. The
culprit was fined Sl.00. This shoulC
serve as warning to all Others. Tn,
boulevard is in rather bad condition
in places, but it's cheaper to keep OF
the sidewalk
For Sale About three acres of land
with about l20 good bearing young
fruit trees. A good frame house with
four rooms. good cellars, barn and
out buildings, located in the Seventh
ward, about two blocks from the A. G..
of L. Inquire Of John III. Hopkins,
Poultry department, Agricultural
College, Logan. 36tf
The Misses Fisher entertained Sat
urday evening at the home of DR. and
Mrs. j. +. Engle North Fourth East
street. Progressive Pit" kept things
in an uproar until late in the evening,
when dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs. p.
+. Keller, Or. and Mrs. l.. j. Good
rich, Misses Raymond, Slower, Kyle.
Jensen, Ryan, Reed West, Chamber
ain and Evans; Profs. Bexell, Wilson
md Stutterd and Messrs. |. l..
and \. Il. Moore.
1t is astonishing to notice young
men by the dozens idling their time
lway upon the streets day after day,
apparently having no thought for the
uture. and this right under the
hadow of our colleges, where there
re some of the best professors that
money can secure ready to teach these
Dung men in any line that they are
daptcd for. Right now there are
hree or four applications for cream
~ men at a salary not less than
1000 per month. Any young man
With ordinary ability should learn the
rcamery business in six months. |
ioung men of Logan. wake up little
nd take advantage of the opportuni-
les that are before you; a knowledge
t some kind of business will be an
verlasting benefit to you. Break
way from this habit of loafing and
urn your energies i'm a direction that
ill build you up morally and in every
Their way.
Last Saturday evening the members
t the Silver Band sprang IA complete
nrprise upon their leader, Professor
lcnry Otte, and presented that gem
leman with an elegant gold medal in
ccognition of his faithful abors in
chalf of the organization. The sur
rise was worked as follows. Invita-
ions had been extended to a large
ircle Of people to come and witness
he program at the social hall: and
fter nearly go guests had assembled,
larShal Bently, armed with a warrant
t arrest, made his way to Mr.. Otte's
BOARDING place and took the professor
n custody. The charge preferred was
hat of battery alleged to have been
ommittcd upon the person of Rev.
and the ruse worked like a
harm. The professor evinced no sur
rise at being arrested on the charge
whatever, and admitted that he had
'een expecting 1t. Marshal Bently es-
orted his prisoner TO the Social Hall
nd thrust him into the room in
he presence of all the guests
lie was so thoroughly surprised
hat he found it impossible to con-
rol himself. The program con-
listed Of music by the band, piano and
'ther musical rendtions. The pre-
entation speech was made by Pres. +.
i. Snow in happy frame, and Prof.
)tte responded as his agitation would
permit. Dancing was also feature
If the evening, Everyone seemed to
'njoy themselves highly. Dixie AID.