The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-12

pate good crops In the fruit line this
year.
Oscar Holgren, an employee of John
Edwards, is in Salt Lake with his
little girl, having tumor taken from
one Of her ears.
For Furniture and household
goods. Gustave Bernstein, 33l South
Fifth West.
That the land in north Ogden is con-
sidered valuable as is evidenced by the
fact that quite recently two and half
acres of meadow land sold for $780,
Another parcel Of farming land COM
prising twelve acres was sold for 80, 500.
Fifteen cents paid for eggs at
II. G. haybaII's.
Plain City, in Weber county, form
erly considered the banner section of
that locality for raising strawberries
is now failure along those lines.
Alkali has risen TO the surface So
much that the strawberry beds have
been measurably killed out There
are hardly enough raised for their own
consumption.
A good piece of business property in
Lewiston, for sale cheap. Apply to
Geo. Y. Smith, Smithfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owald Shelton are
mourning the death of their three
year-old daughter, Lucretia, who died
of heart failure Sunday evening. The
little girl had an attack of whooping
cough short time ago and since that
time her heart had been affected The
funeral service will be held in the
Fifth ward meeting house today at >
o'clock.
G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
Aaron Farr, who has been in the
east the last two weeks, returned home
Thursday night OF last week. The
object of Mr.. Fairs trip was to ar
range for feed In transit, rate for
cattle, also to secure pasturage IN
western Nebraska for same. We un-
derstand that he was very successful
in both measures, and expects to
branch out extensively along the line
of early shipments Of cattle to the
eastern pasture lands. Mr.. Farr has
purchased 600 head of two and three
year Odds in st. Anthony, Idaho, and
expects to purchase at least 500 head
in the vicinities OF Cache and Malad
VALUES. Parties having suitable
cattle for sale may do well in confer
ring with Mr.. Farr. Ht
Wanted to trade-l200 pound 6-year-
old horse for good single driver of
about 1000 pounds. Apply at sugar
factory after I p. m. any evening.
The A. G. of U. athletic field was
the scene of extraordinary activity
Saturday afternoon. Not less than
300 students were out with teams,
scrapers, rakes and shovels convert.
ing the field into thing of beauty
and a JOY forever-from an athletic
standpoint. The tennis ground was
as smooth as dancing tloor-and yet
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they kept on raking. The alfalfa roots
had been dug from ten acre patch
AT one place quarter-mile cindel
path for racing was being constructed
under the direction of Coach Camp
bell. AS the boys worked, young ladies
carried drinkables to them, smiled
and those boys would get down and
dig like their lives depended on it
that is, If the girls didn't linger. A
meet has been arranged with athletes
from the b. Y. c. to be held early In
may.
In doing your spring cleaning it vii
cost no more to buy the latest ant
most up-to-date styles of wall paper
than it does paper that is ten OF
twelve years old, so it will pay you u
call on Preston & Piper before buy
ing. They guarantee to paper room
for less money with the latest pat
terms cheaper than anybody in each,
County.
Messrs. Coburn and Farnsworth, ad
vanced students in the Commercial
department at the A. G. of U. wer'
in Ogden Saturday inspecting tn,
the commercial! work of the Ogdel
High school. According to the Stand
ard "these gentlemen spent the da.
in the commercial department of tn,
high school and together with Prof
o. J. Stilwell visited a number 0
business houses where graduates 0
the local department are employed
after which they expressed themselve
as being highly gratitled with the wa.
the local department is conducted