The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-07-26

Christian CART and wife went to
Preston Tuesday.
For sALE-First class mich COW.
Cheap for cash. Inquire at 3l4 +.
Second south. VIC
NJ. o. Bell of Logan, is butchering
for L. NJ. Stocks at Lewiston.
Emile Nielsen, the carriage builder,
returned from Salt Lake yesterday.
Misses Birdie Beckstead and Violet
WendIeboe spent their oath in Salt
Lake city.
On the morning Of the 25th the bak-
erys and restaurants of this city were
cleaned out of all kinds of edibles.
w. ID. Hendricks and J. f. Bullen
of Richmond and Royal Tidwell, of
Smithfeld, were in Logan or Satur-
day.
W.H.Chugg, of Providence, will leave
in few days for Portland. He will be
gone few weeks and while there he
will attend medical institution for
the cure of stammering in his speech.
Through some misunderstanding a
slight contention has arisen between
the Hyrum and Wellsville people over
the division of the water in Little
Cub river. IL is to be hoped that the
parties interested will get together on
some amicable basis.
Apostle Merrill is ABOUT to sell the
Cub river grist mills to Isaac Jorgen-
son, Bishop Charles G. Hyde, II. T.
and Alma Merrill, the latter two be-
ing sons of the apostle. Professor }.
W. Jensen went north yesterday
morning to survey the mill grounds.
Joseph Quincy Jr. having been mis-
sionary to the Pacific Islands, takes a
great interest in the working up of the
annual excursion for the Polynesian
Island Missionaries. He states that
OdSiI bNui iIoil OLA w ClkllJ
and people attend these gather
ings. There is an organization of
the missionaries with JOS +. Smith
as president he having been mission
AIRY to the Sandwich Islands. On
August 9th the annual excursion Of
these MISSIONARIES will be held at La
COON. A large gathering is anticipat-
/ ed.
Bishops Owen, of Wellsville, and
Liljenquist, of Hyrum, are meeting
with good success in securing the
rights Of way for the Eccles spur in
the south. The farmers, generally
speaking, are considerate in their
price for lands sold as right Of way
Grading will begin in ten days. IT is
thought that the Logan sugar factory
will work up one third more beets
this year then last. There will be at
least loco tons come over from Box
Elder and Weber counties, as the
Ogden factory has more than il car
handle.
Mrs. Lerona A. Wilson, who has
been conducting the Ladies Tailoring
College here in Logan during the
past year, has secured the right tC
teach the Keister system in Salt Lake
county and will open school there
about September first. Students
here are completing their courses
Now Is good time to enter as the
school will be continued here by com
petent hands who are skilled In thu
work, Mrs. Wilson has been very sue
cessful. Good judges have pronounc
ed her work in the lead of anything O
the kind in Utah. While loath u
leave Logan, she sees larger and bet
ter field in Salt Lake city.
The colored people who have beer
playing around here and the small
towns in the valley went down Il
Lewiston Monday with the intention
of filling an engagement there. Whil
waiting for the proper time TO begin
their performance one Of them, c, S
O'Brien, went out and got LOADED
with booze and also with a gun anC
came back with the intention Of ill
ing his brother-in-law, A. b. Carter
with shot AS O'Brien came in tn,
door of the opera house, Carter go
hold of the gun and in the mixup on,
of the barrels was discharged, tn
charge going harmlessly into TN
ground. O'Brien was taken TO Logan
and bound over to the district court
Carter and his sister will continue d
fill their engagements. Cache Vale
! News, Preston.