The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-26

Bishop Woodruff, OF Smithteld,
came TO Logan Monday.
Sixteen cents paid for eggs at
h. G. haybalI's.
Call and see "The Bell System"
Clothing. Sale now on at Newbold's,
the Clothier's.
Nelson e. Morley expects to com
plete the roof on the Richmond taber-
nacle in three weeks.
Look out for John Bench, he is in
the race for house painting and paper
hanging.
Mrs. NJ w. Merrill, mother of Pro-
fessor Joseph Merrill of the University,
underwent an operation on Thursday
for appendicitis.
\ G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
President Joseph Morrell addressed
the Saints of the First ward in the
tabernacle last Sunday. He occupied
all the time, talking for more than an
hour
A. NJ. Freebairn, of Nounan, Bear
Lake Valley, commences to gather
dry stock throughout Cache Valley
this week.
Word was received from Mr.. Aaron
Farr, who is on the road east with
cattle to feed, that it took twenty
hours to run one hundred and eighty
miles with his consignment.
For Sale-A 800 acre dry farm, two
miles North East OF Smithtield. VIII
sell the whole or in parts. Apply to
G. Y. Smith.
Nephi Miller, the bee man of Provi-
dence, drove out of Logan last Friday
with double wagon bed full of five
gallon cans, which he expects to fill
with honey from his own bee hives
this year.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts specia
attention. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Office over First National Bank.
The genial II. G. Vanmeter is again
in Cache county. He is doing gen.
! aral cplloct ipn bncipaSc II ic nppaa.
eSsary to state that he will be success.
full, for his name is terror to those
on the debtor list.
Wanted:-A man with one thou
sand or twelve hundred dollars to in
vest in good business in Boise, Idaho
An excellent opportunity for the RICH,
man. Address Box 74i Boise, Idaho.
S. II. Roundy, of Benson, came Il
Logan on Saturday, it being his first
visit to Logan since his return from
Washington county in the south
where he and Il. A. Berry have beer
during the winter months. Will,
absent they became interested in SOM
Z
copper and iron claims which look ex
ceedingly good. The gentlemen expec
! to return as soon as circumstances a
home will permit.
Good pasture for horses $500 70
season. On unfenccd land $3.50 pc
head. Cattle, 800 per head. Fo
$500 will give service of good grad
stallion and pasture. Jay l.. PitkiI
Millville.
! The Soda Springs Chieftan in wri
ing of the death Of Bishop Ira Hoga
of Thatcher, among other things say
"Bishop Hogan was born in Bountifu
Utah, of Norwegian parentage an
Z moved to Richmond, Utah, with h
parents at the age of eight years. j
was tifty years and twenty-four da.
old at the time of his death and hi
resided in Gentle Valley twenty-fol
years, and has been identified wit
every movement for its advancement
1t was mainly through his efforts tn;
two fine church buildings now graz
4 the Thatcher ward A man we
4 liked by all who knew him and OF
= against whom no word has been sal
conscientious in his religion, a kir
husband and father, courteous an
Z obiging neighbor, and for whom |
u need or praise is too great.