The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-12

james Slepdru, OF hlCnmOnu, came
to the county seat Thursday.
A. G. Nielsen, of Hyrum, was on
business in Logan on Thursday.
George Q. Rich is at home after an
extended camping trip up around
Bear Lake.
Water Commissioner James Meikle
was in Logan on Thursday dealing
with water questions.
Sylvan Needham will discontinue
in the Logan Dry Goods store on
September lst and take a position
with the Johnson Jewelry company.
When the finances Of this city and
county will justify, IL will be found
that bridges built of other material
than planks will be the cheapest in
the long run. Some Of the old bridges
are pretty well worn out.
Cake of Cashmere Bouquet soap free
with each purchase Of Colgate's Den.
tai Powder. DC at Ritter Bros Drug
Co.
Chris Hansen, of Providence Bench,
who was injured about eight months
ago, still shows the effects of his in
juries. With considerable effort he
hobbies around, but fears that in a
physical way he is practically used up.
The regular meeting of the Cache
Stake Relief society will be held on
Wednesday, the 10th, at 10 and ,
O'Clock. A good attendance Is desired
as distinguished visitors will be pres.
ent. BY order of the presidency.
There is much activity in Logan at
the present in building way. Both
telephone companies have large forces
of men at work and there are numer-
GUS buildings in the course Of con-
struction. All the brick yards are
kept busy.
Saturday, Aug. 18th, the o. S. l..
will run another excursion TO all
points north. For particulars call on
local ticket agent.
Some of the Hyrum people demur
at the change about to be made in the
ronte Of the southern spur,as it leaves
their town about one mile TO the
south AS near as can be learned the
line will run from the south end of
the Millville lane direct to Wells.
vile.
LOST Between Campbell e. Morrell
| Co. S store and Providence, lady's
! gold watch, chain attached. Reward
/ for return of same to G. & NJ. Co.
w. II. Apperley returned from San
Francisco Wednesday evening and at
the beginning of the school year will
take up work at the Woodruff. Mr.
Apperley has spent delightful three
months in the Golden Gate" city ant
returns looking and feeling well.
Last Wednesday, John Beck, of Salt
Lake, sold to Jacob West, Robert Muir
dock and Lucian Farr one tenth inter
est in the Monacca mine at Deep Creek
Utah. The mine is patented and {
low grade proposition with an .abund
ance of ore in sight. When railroad
reaches that locality the property will
be valuable. The consideration wa
$500.
b. G. Morris carries all kinds o
floral designs for funeral purposes
Orders shipped same day as ordered
Most careful attention is given t,
shipments. 523 End South S. L. City
Phone 1853.
From present appearances it is evi
dent that the grading on the southern
spur in this valley is being deferred
longer than was expected. When tn
work commences it must necessaril
be done quick in order TO have tn
road in readiness for beet hauling
Farmers should round up their worI
and prepare for this grading, as loca
teams will be expected to do the work
Wanted-25 laborers to work o.
Lewiston sugar factory, Wages 81 ,
per day. Tent room furnished free
Board 800 per week. No transports
tion paid. f. II. Dyer & Co., Lewis
ton.
G. L, Farrell is making a tour c
the valley throughout the wheat grow
ing settlements prevailing on tn
farmers to hold their wheat and Sc
in bulk. The gentleman's estimate
that the crop in this valley this yea
is from two-thirds to three-fourths {
what it was last year. Mr.. Farrell
moving amongst the farmers by virtu
of his position as president of I'll
Cache Valley Farmers association, IAN
thinks now Is the time for good TO /
derived from the organization by
, little union of effort among the farm
erS,