The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-16

We sell the Earth and Loan money
on 1t. H. a. Petersen & Co.
Doctor Cutler went to Salt Lake on
Monday.
William Lowe, superintendent of
the Providence Coop, was rustling in
Logan Monday
Dan Hoops returned from the east
Saturday where he had been with
bunch OF sheep.
Mrs. Amussen and daughters re.
turned to Salt Lake yesterday after
an extended stay In Logan.
VIM. Jardine, Agronomlst at the A.
G. OF o., went to Richfield yesterday
morning on college business.
Judge W. W. Vaughan, Congress.
man Howell. and p. f. Keller are hav-
ing an outing in the mountains.
A. b. Irvine, attorney from Salt
Lake, came to Logan Sunday night
prepared for the chickens on the 18th.
Last Sunday Charles II. Hart was
appointed superintendent Of the Fifth
wart Sabbath School to succeed L.
A. Merrill.
Apostle John Henry Smith came
from Richmond by train on Monday
morning. He was accompanied by
William Dougall, of Salt Lake.
John Montrose went to Brigham
yesterday morning to attend TO the
shaping of the wagon load of marble
which was hauled there on Monday
Mrs. Thomas Friday, Jr.. of Ameri.
can Fork, with her three young
daughters, are visiting in Logan.
They are the guests of Thomas Friday.
George Lufkin and wife returned
from Oregon last Friday night, after
two months stay with their daugh-
ter. The couple is enjoying good
health.
Andrew Allen, of Hyrum, went to
Payson on Monday to attend gather
ing Of Black Hawk veterans. Mr..
Allen is one OF the oldest members in
this county.
President Joseph Morrell, in COM
pany with A. G. Barber, returned
from the East last Friday. 1t is said
that President Morrelps health is
much improved
The excursion to Canada on Mon
day took about twenty from Cache
valley Fire chief Robbins, of Logan,
was one Of the passengers. He is off
on thirty day vacation.
Mathew Fjelstead and his daughter,
who went to Portland about four
weeks ago for treatment of Stammer-
ing IN speech, returned home Monday
morning. Conversing with them
proves that they have been greatly
benefited by the treatment.
Rev. A. l.. Norfieet and family were
i'm Salt Lake city last week in
attendance at the Utah Methodist
conference. Mr.. Norfleet invited the
conference to Logan next year This
matter is left in the hands of COM
mittee.
John Montrose's team came from
the mountains Saturday night with a
wagon load of black marble. The
pieces were nearly two feet thick and
five feet long, and from outward APP
pearance were perfect specimens OF
marble. Mr.. Montrose will have this
sawed at Brigham.
Mrs. Birdneau returned from Al.
berta on Monday morning. She was
in Cardston during the fearful hail
storm that prevailed there on July
oath and states that fields of grain
ready to be harvested were cut To
pieces The grain looked as though
it had passed through chopping
machine.
Simon Bamberger, who owns the
Lagoon, has bought the Winsow
property in Ogden canyon, consisting
of eighty acres of land. 1t is stated
that he intends converting this into
an ideal resort. This property is 10,
Gated about midway between Ogden
and Huntsville. A railroad run that
far up Ogden canyon might possibly
sometime be extended through Eden
and over the divide to Paradise in
this county. Many people in Ogder
state that this is the intention Of the
promoter.
The circumstances surrounding the
death of Ole G. Anderson at Salt Lake
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