The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-31


Smiths saw mill, Logan canyon
George NJ Cannon returned from
Preston TO Salt Lake Monday morn.
ing.
Joseph L. Robinson. OF Salt Lake,
came to Logan from Preston on Mon.
day.
Alonzo Skidmore, of the Superior
Lumber Co OF Presten, was in Logan
on Sunday.
Jessie Reese. school teacher at Men,
don. came TO Logan with his brother
on Saturday.
James Unsworth and John II. Ed.
wards, of Hyrum, returned from Blue
Creek Valley on Friday.
LOST Between Logan and Smith
field CANYON stock book with John
Squircs name within. Leave at this
office.
Mrs Edward Curtis left with her
family yesterday TO join her husband
at RcXburg, which will be their future
home.
Bishop William Purdie, OF Lima,
Montana. came TO Logan with his
wife and two daughters last Monday
for o visit.
Judge Hart, Joseph Monson, Mrs
Thomas Smart, Charles and Frank
Harris came from the north on Satur-
day mornings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crookston, OF
Cache Junction, have gone on an out
ing to ST. Louis, Mo. They will be
absent about one month.
G. Gessel. the brick maker Of Cache
county. will sell brick by the wagon
or car load The choicest kind.
A daughter of James Shepard, OF
Richmond, and son Of Geo. NJ
Pickett, of Logan West field, are
afflicted with pneumonia.
Moses Blanchard has built neat
cottage on First West street, south OF
the b. y. College. He expects TO &C.
cupy it within the next ten days.
President w. II. Lewis, Warren
Burnham, Hon. Joseph Howell and
wife. and Doctor Calderwood went
south on Saturday mornings train.
Mrs. Isaac Jorgensen, of Hyde Park
with her mother, attended the funeral
of young babe of Mrs. Nicoli Miller.
of Preston, on Saturday. Mrs. Miller
is sister to Mrs. Jorgensen.
II. X Hansen has moved his Tool.
bicycle and novelty shop two doors
east of the Novelty Theatre on First
North street.
The regular monthly priesthood
meeting of the Hyrum Stake will be
held in Hyrum on Saturday June 3rd,
at IL a. m. w. G. Parkinson, A. NJ.
lsraelsen, w. II. Vaughan, Jr., Stake
Presidency.
We collect all kinds Of Indebtedness
attention. II. A. Petersen & Co
J. A. Hendrickson has bought six.
| teen rods and twelve feet of ground
from p NJ. Vaughan, east Center
street and will erect thereon a hand,
some residence. 1t is said that Mr.
Hendrickson is going TO show some OF
these other fellows how TO build a
fine place.
The Logan Second Hand store
First North street, will clean your
carpets, and put them down agar
cheaper than you can do IL yourself.
In 1904 the Lewiston people planted
100 acres of beets. The present veal
they have increased IL 1000 acres
| L. I'M m Y,la mi In, nf -
acres. The beets in that locality look
ton and vicinity has practically
abated.
Lost-A light bay mare wcighinl
about eleven hundred pounds. Parties
giving information at this Office vii
be literally rewarded.
The bridge across Cub river leading
to the Lewiston sugar factory is com
pleted and trains are now passing ovel
1t. About June lsL the structure
steel will be moving and placed II
position. There are about one hun
dred men at work on the factory
grounds. 1t is said that everything
will be in readiness for the fall run.
On account OF its adjustabilit,
especially its patent adjustable dis
hub, the Casaday is the only disc pillow
that will do good WORK in alfalfa lan(
breaking. Sold by Sidney Stevens I'm
plement Co
AS one passes through the nortl
part of Brigham City and sees the dam
age done by the recent hail storm II
that place it is noted that all kinds o
trees, bushes and shrubbery ar
stripped Of every particle Of foliage
IL fire had passed over 1t could no
have spripped the orchards NOR
thoroughly. The severity OF the storm