The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-31
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VIM. II. THAN is constructing
nice lattice work by his residence on
Center street. lie has graded his
front yard, and will soon have a good
lawn. There's nothing like republi-
can prosperity.
James Meikle was down from Smith
field Saturday to see Attorney NeOe-
ker. Mr. Meikle says that he loses
from one to half dozen cattle each
summer by the railroad route, and lie
is beginning TO feel that he is entitled
TO a little remuneration.
A. c. Nelson, state superintendent
OF the schools Of Utah, addressed the
students of the Oneida stake academy
at Preston, Idaho, last Friday, the
occasion being the annual commence
ment exercises .. +. Whitney, Of
Salt Lake, addressed the same body in
the afternoon. Five students gradu-
ated in the normal course, these be-
ing the first graduates from the IN
stitution.
Ellen Woolf, who has been an in
valid for twenty tive years, under
went an operation for female trouble
last week at the Bulge and Calder
wood hospital. The many friends Of
the lady have most profound anxiety
as TO her welfare and will be glad to
learn that the operation performed
will lead 10 the betLerment of her
condition.
Scores of persons have been to Blue
Creek and Pocatelo valleys this
spring in search of land. The success
attending the well diggers in that C.
cality has undoubtedly had something
TO do with the boom. The soil is OF
! first class quality, but water even for
culinary purposes has been question
| in the past. VIM. Rigby, an eX-
perienced well borer from Newton,
went there prepared TO 20 TO any
depth and has been successful. Those
who own land in the above vicinity
will not regret it, for population in
creaSes and acreage never will.
In Salt Lake city on June 2nd and
Bird, Thursday and Friday,a State Good
Roads convention will be held. The
Central Committee of Salt Lake city
has sent on. invitations throughout
the state and everything will be done
TO make the convention a notable one
both for the agitation and education
OF the people and for strong organi-
cation which will cooperate with To-
cal road officials, and work for further
legislation which will aid Utah TO Sc
cure good roads. The meetings will
be held IN the Assembly Hall, and
lCol. w. II. Moore, with his staff OF
engineers and directors will be pres
ent. AS many as can should go TO
Salt Lake on these days and get in
touch with the state movement.
The Oregon Short Line will sell ex-
lcursion tickets on May 9th TO 20;
June 3rd, 5th, 10th and 18th 10 Chica-
go, st. Louis, ST. Paul, Minneapolis
and Missouri river points at single
fare plus 50; tickets limited until Sept.
10. For particulars call on local agent.
The annual excursion OF the /. o.
o. +. will be held this year at Lagoon,
near Pennington. Reduced rates
have been secured on all railroads fol-
the event, whi3h is scheduled for June
q, and every person can take advant-
age OF them whether Odd Fellows OF
not. Indications point 10 very large
attendance. Sports and games Of all
sorts will be provided; there will be
bathing ana boating and prizes will
be offered for the oldest odd Fellow
the Oldest Rebekah, the youngest Ode
Fellow, the youngest Rebekah, the
prettiest baby, either sex, the largest
family of Odd Fellows and for other
features. Trains on all roads will be
run right through TO Lagoon, the
Salt Lake e. Ogden road having been
equipped with new iron OF late, SC
this can be done. Everyone IS invited