The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22

Everyone should see the Nautical Comic
Opera BILLIE TAYLOR. Wed. March Ist.
The new furniture establishment OF
John Spande's is now receiving con-
signments of goods.
Robins perchng on window stills
and building their nests should be a
good sign that spring is not far of.
Those who were not at the theatre
on Monday night missed a great treat.
The play "Niagra Falls" from begin.
ing TO end was a good one. The scene
Of the Falls was alone worth the
money, for II was one Of the most
realistic scenes ever presented here.
Balling a. Johnson have bought
out the second hand business OF Ed
win Peake on First North. The new
firm will commence business there at
once and invite all their patrons to
give them a call
J. r., son OF Newell kimbali who has
been down from Idaho during the
past few days, says there is plenty Of
work for carpenters in the vicinity Of
Blackfoot, Idaho Falls and Sugar City,
The sugar companies are building adj
ditional beet sheds.
Magnus Larsen is down from Ink
ON, Idaho, on short visit with rela-
tives at Mcndon. Mr. Larsen says
that nixon is progressing nicely and
that mining prospects near there are
beginning to show up favorably. The
nixon Mining Company has recently
installed carload of machinery, so
they evidently feel pretty certain that
they have something to work on. Mr..
Larsen says he likes to get back to
Cache occasionally.
Mr.. Roy ID. Thatcher, of this city,
and Diana Bean, Of Provo, were mar
ried in the Salt Lake temple yester-
day, Apostle +. Lyman officiating.
Mr.. Thatcher is well and favorably
known in this city, with a host
of friends who wish him the
greatest joys and blessings that can
come with married life. His wife is a
most estimable young lady Of Provo,
connected with one Of the States
noted families, being granddaughter
of Hon. A. o. Smoot. The couple will
come to Logan where Mr.. Thatcher
has business interests. The REPuBLI.
CAN joins with the many friends In
expressing hearty congratulations.
II seems that the L. ID. S. basket
ball team was pleased with practically
everything in Logan. They liked the
} A. c. of u, found ourside walks and
streets in better condition than they
expected, said the city as Il whole dis
counts Provo, and were frank TO sa,
that the treatment they received al
the b. Y. c., was more genteel, pleas
anter than they would have accorded
a visiting teams. The l.. ID. S. boy!
say the b. Y. G. athletes and student,
are true sportsmen and they thorough
ly appreciated their treatment here. A
number OF the boys attended the b
= Y. c. matinee and could hardly tea
: themselves away in time to secure ;
5 rest before the game. The writer haC
opportunity to observe the young mel
comprising the l.. ID. S. team and i
| pleased to say that they are gentle
man in their manners and general con
duct
] S. II. Roundy was over from Benson
4 on Saturday trying to get in toucl
with somebody or something tina
could influence the the o. S. l.. t
!, build straight across the Valley iron
, Cache Junction to Logan, making it
;, point to touch Benson on the way, c
!, course Mr.. Roundy feels that LC
: gan people should take this matter u
. and urge 1t. This cutoff would mea
a great saving of time to Logan an
northern and southern traffic, an
. would open up that Benson countr
e so that it would grow and prosper
!. Mr.. Roundy is of the opinion that tn
t sugar factory could secure thousan
t acres of beets in that locality and tina
r the o. S. l.. could secure right {
e way with little or no cost. lie say
= the citizens of that locality are anxiou
for something of the kind and al
# willing to do everything in their powe
# TO get it.
u The family Of Hyrum Baker, til
{ young man who was instantly kille
II in a railroad wreck at Milton, CavaliC
\ county, North Dakota, on Februar
Is ,, have received newspapers from tina
y place, which give the first definite il
formation they have had concernin
y the fatality. Mr.. Baker was a res
l. dent of Mendon, and his remains wei
e brought home for interment. 1t al
J. pears that the local east bound freigl
H. "a.