The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-19


were passengers to Salt Lake Thurs
day
A first class farm to sell at Blue
Creek on reasonable terms. Inquire
at this office.
DIR. Rich, of Ogden, has been
chicken hunting in Cache for a few
days He returned home Thursday
Shoes, Shoes. You can pick up
some exceptionally good values at our
shoe counter. Campbell & Morrell
Co.
Fred Peterson has the contract for
the painting of George Skidmore's
new residence at Preston.
Owing to the heavy traffic on tue
o. 5. l.. the passenger due early in the
morning at Cache Junction runs in
two sections.
The Logan second hand store will re.
move to Newbold's old stand on West
First North by Aug. 23rd. The
change has been made owing TO their
increase Of business requiring more
room.
Mrs. Dalinda Cotey, and Misses
Raymond, Mcbride and Linn, Of this
city, with Miss Elliot, of Richmond,
left Thursday morning for two
weeks stay at Mt. Pleasant, where
Presbytery and teachers institute are
in session.
The local branch of the G. W. e. NJ.
Co. has sent out no less than four
threshing outfits this year. the last
one going Thursday. Engine and
thresher cost about $4,000. Three of
these have gone to Richmond, one 10
Dayton, the other to Newton.
Wednesday evening there was not a
quorum OF councilmen present, hence
there was no meeting. This is the
first occurrence of the kind on record
in recent years. There are five We'd
nesdays in this month, anyway, so pro-
badly the meeting will be held during
the coming week.
Mr.. David Robbins, formerly man.
ager OF the Geo. A. Lowe Co. in this
city, but now Of Salt Lake city was in
Logan first of the week. Mr. Rob
bins is now in business for himself and
was here to buy wheat. He is a SON.
in-law of Bishop Farrell.
Through the representations of
l. G. Thoreson and Ed. Hansen, of
this city, recently returned from Mex
leo, Utah company with ex.Govern-
or Wells at the head has been Or
gained to exploit certain large tract
of land near Mexico city. There are
80, 176 acres in the ranch, costing
about 100000. This amount will. be
raised by the sale of stock.
The Harris Music Co. hauled out
six instruments this week and ship
ped five to Preston, Idaho People
desiring one of these car rate bargains
must call at once 7
w. +. Smith. constable and road
supervisor at Richmond, as well as
manager Of the Hendricks farm, was
in Logan Thursday on business in.
tent. Mr.. Smith says both the hay
and wheat crops in that vicinity are
highly satisfactory. He has goot
word for the Condensed Milk factory
and gave US the impression that tn,
Richmond people have lutte to com
plain OF in any direction.
1t appears that the safe cracker
who got in their work at Wellsvillt
were old hands at IL. Before b.owin,
the safe open at the Farmers Union
store small ridge Of soap was placed
on the outside edge of the door, and
basin of the same material was stucl
TO the top center Of the door, Nitrt
glycerine was poured into the basin
and this ran down into the crevice o
the door, the ridge of soap keeping /
in place, The glycerine was then ig
nited and the work was done.
/ If you want to hear the latest Shec
music, and see and hear the ceebrat
ed Estey Piano and the sweet tone
Newman organs, call on Mr.. G. n
Curtis who is taking charge Of Han
ris's store No. =, just north of tn
Cache Valley Bank.
The violent changing of the fire be-
aroused the sleeping populace Tues
day night about 2:45. When citizen
got up town they found line of hos
extending from the water plug at tn
Harris corner to the rear of the TIRE
mont hotel. "Vic" Crockett, the fir
chief during Mr.. Robbins's absenc,
had the department out in a hurr
and the fire extinguished. II is sal
a cake Of ice back OF the hotel got o,
er heated and set fire to the httl
"theater" at the rear. At any rat
no damage was done.
Our carload of pianos and organs hs