The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-12
Local Briefs.

Joseph Card, son of President Card,
has case of smallpox.
Mrs. Lee Jones, Of the Third ward,
gave birth to a fine baby girl Sunday.
Bishop L. G. Larsen, of Glendale,
Idaho, was in Logan Yesterday.
The beet seeders will commence
planting the latter part Of this week.
Four sons of President Joseph +.
Smith start on missions this spring.
Charlie Nibley,J r., from Star Valley,
is in Salt Lake visiting his parents.
For Sale-A good pasture, SKIS rods
cheap for cash. Gustave Bernstein,
33l South Fifth West.
John II. Squires, well-known TO Lo-
ganites, was elected member OF the
Rexburg council last week
Call and see 1.-THE Bell System"
Clothing. Sale now on at Newbold's,
the Clothier's.
Evidently the Democrats on the
Board Of Education like Mr.. McLaug-
lin. They are trying to force him TO
return from Montana.
Weldon Randall, who occupied the
position of cook in Logan for some
time past, is now working on dining
car between Salt Lake and Denver.
Cobbler Simonds, employed in the
c. II. Baker shoe establishment, will
have to make shoes for another now.
His wife presented him with baby
boy Sunday.
a. NJ. Freebairn, of Nounan, Bear
Lake Valley, commences TO gather
dry stock throughout Cache Valley
this week
A little son came to the home of
Commissioner Joseph Knowles last
Friday evening" the fourteenth born
TO Mrs. Knowles. "Teddy" has al
ready wired congratulations from
Texas.
According TO the Box Elder Report
me Holman Campbell chewed Off the
,ar of one William Newman while in
'crap at Rosette few days ago. Ef- J
orts TO find the ear have been fruit
ess and il is generally believed that |
swallowed it.
Noble Warrum, secretary of the
Utah Mexican Rubber company, re-
urned from Mexico last Monday look
ne as brown as a berry. The gentle
nan expresses great confidence in the
ubber project that has been launch
d. A report will be made on the
Indings of the committee which went
o Mexico to investigate.
Elder James Kirby. of Hyde Park,
as returned from the Samoan mis-
ion, for which he was set apart Feb.
, '02. The conferences of Savali, Up
In and Tutuila were his fields OF |
lbor. He says the work is in good |
ondition and is progressing nicely,
specially on the islands owned and
ontroled by the United States, where
eligious freedom is.The work is grow
lg also on the German Samoan is
lnds in spite Of the lack of religious
'eedom prevalent there.
Elder David Dahle, of Charleston, has
eturned from the Central States,
)r which he was set apart Nov, %, '02
nd the conference of North Texas
,as his field of labor. The last four
lonths of his mission he labored as
unday school superintendent and first
to the president. There are
hree Sunday schools at the present
ime, and the work is progressing very
asst. On his way home he visited
and Nauvoo.
Joseph Nielsen, farm foreman of the
\. G. Of IT,. went south on Friday
morning. He will remain for one
week in Salt Lake county, directing
work on an alkali farm that is under
,he supervision OF the Experiment
station of Utah, In cooperation with
jhe agricultural department at Wash
ngton. Mr.. Nelson will 60 from Salt
Lake TO Monticello, San Juan County,
TO look after the experiment farm in
that locality. Mr.. Nielsen will be alb
sent until May lst.
Loganites have heard of the great
''nggerer, Stookey, the man who
went to st. Louis and is now making
Director Francis do some tall tigur-
ing They have read some OF his
lingering" in connection with the U.
Of U. and the A. G. of u, but about
the man himself they have heard
little. The REPUBLICAN is pleased
TO announce that it has managed to
get into telepathic, Photographic,
chromatic connection with Anna Eva
Fayke, the great wonder who visited
Richmond last week and told the peo.
pie there all about Mars, and she be-