The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-05

We sell the Earth and Loan money
on 1t. II. a. Petersen Il Co.
Ice sells in Logan at about thirty
five cents per hundred pounds. In
Preston IL is one dollar. Our north.
ern friends must wake up next winter
Bert Vincent stepped on a stone
Tuesday evening and wrenched his
foot so badly that he has been com.
PEELED to go on crutches since.
Mrs +. W. Brock is at hone from
Montpelier where she has been with
her husband for some time. Mr..
Brock is getting along very satisfact-
orily there.
From present indications the pota-
10 crop Of Cache county will not be up
to the average, yet potatoes are being
sold now for twenty-five cents by the
farmers. The merchants at Smith
field who are shipping say that
twenty-five cents Is the best possible
price that can be paid as the market
is going.
Pacific Islanders Day at Lagoon.
August 10Th, promises TO be an clabor-
ate affair There is TO be an extcn-
sive program Of interest not only to
those directly concerned, but to the
large crowd that is always present on
this occasion. The local Pacific Is
landers are enthusiastically working
up an excursion from Cache valley, a
1926 rate from Logan having been
secured, The local workers hope to
take down very large excursion.
Job Pingree, of Ogden, who has been
connected with the sugar factories of
this state since their inception, was
in Logan yesterday. The gentleman
has been travelling through the county
with Bishop Charles G. Hyde viewing
the beet crops. 1t is his opinion that
there will be a much better yield in
Cache county than IN Weber county
owing TO the scarcity Of water south.
The gentleman owns one OF the best
farms in Lewiston, and has twenty
acres Of beets planted.
Chas. Barrett has gotten out plans
for Mr.. b. f. Riter's new residence, to
be erected on First East between First
and Second North. This build.
ing will be a beauty, costing some
thing more than 5000. 1t will be a
full two story with wide CornicOs and
IA deep piazza entirely around the
front. 1t is to be colonial in style
and undoubtedly one Of the most mod.
ern in the city. The light pressed
brick is TO be used. Mr. Ritter has an
excellent building site, and when his
property is in shape the whole vicinity
will be greatly improved.
The new b. Y. c. building at the
corner of First South and First West
will be such as TO add greatly TO that
end Of town. The present building
there will be utilized for the first story
being worked over of course, and or
top of this two stories and quarter
of brick will be put up. The whole
structure will be artistic in design
with splendid entrance from First
South, and another from First West
This will really give four story struc
ture, for the reason that the attic
will be fitted with sky-lights and uset
as a draftsmans room. The new
building will be 80 10 feet and give
a great deal of much needed room.
Il A party from the south who Is IL
a position to know state emphatically
that no PROJECT ever started in thu
state is more certain to be carried
through than the Mailer lnterurbar
railway, The gentleman said that II
about six weeks works would begin a.
Payson, Logan, and north and soutl
from Salt Lake City A diversion o
the road from a straight northeTl,
, direction will commence at Syracuse
From there to Hooper, on north Il
Plain City, the road will yeer to tn
northeast into north Ogden, passing
thence to the north around by tn
} Hot Springs north of Ogden. 1t i
thought that some Ogden people ina.
regret the recent action taken b.
their city council in not granting