The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-13
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Physician and Surgeon.
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SMlTHFIELD UTAH.

Barney Harmon, formerly of Bing-
ham Junction, where he had charge
of all the brick work for the smelters,
has moved TO Logan with his family
and will make it his future home.
The old bridge over the canal on
West Center is thing of the past.
Monday morning laborers tore up the
old landmark and will replace it by an
up-to-date cement culvert Jos. f.
Wilson, Jr., has the contract for the
new structure.
Wanted-Good three horse and
| four horse teams to haul beets for
| Idaho sugar factories. Six dollars a
| day can be made Call at j. u.
Stewards Office before Friday next.
Information has been received that
the beet crop in Malad valley has
been failure. Lack Of water and
the insect blight are the causes to
which is attributed the loss. In
the southern part of the valley the
yield will be normal. This country
is tributary to the Utah Sugar Co. IS
plant at Garland, which begins its
season about Sept. 30th.
will exchange a good double work
| harness nearly new for a good cooking
range, will pay balance In cash. II. p.
Nielsen. !
Elsewhere will be found local
stating that a thoroughbred horse
raised in Cache county was sold for
$1,000 by W. +. HOLDEN. This should
serve as reminder TO the Cache Val
ley horsemen that it pays TO raise
thoroughbred horses. The cost in
feeding this animal has oeen no more
than that Of an ordinary one. After
the first thoroughbred mare is bought
and serviced by good thoroughbred
horses, a handsome profit is bound TO
be the result.
Henry G. Hayball's bargain sale ~
Piece Decorated Dinner Set, regular
price s.. 90, sale price 800. See our
grocery window, only % sets TO be
sold at this price, On sale Saturday
only. Henry g. Hayball. 7
Professor and Mrs Bexell, accom-.
panied by Misses Grace Fisher and
Amanda Holmgren, have just return
ed from a trip to Portland San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. They report
a splendid time. The professor says
that the trip is one continuous delight
from beginning TO end. The trans
portation companies are doing their
utmost to please the public, and the
service is very satisfactory consider
ing the heavy travel, All travellers
agree that the trip from The Dalles to
Portland should be made by boat.
Passengers arriving at The Dalles in
the afternoon take hotel over night
and leave for Portland the following
morning at O'Clock. In many re.
spects this is the most delightful part
OF the trip. Portland is beautiful
and hospitable city. The fair is all
that can be expected, although small
compared with Chicago and st. Louis.
Utah has done herself proud in all her
exhibits; the educational features be-
ing among the best at the far II
passengers intend TO take the Ocean
trip to San Francisco, they must Sc
cure birth at least two weeks in ad
vance. They need not be surprised il
they get seaslck, but they will feel all
, the better for it. Southern California
IS all that is claimed for II though this
/ is the worst time of the year to see it
, The trip to Santa Catalina Island
, from Los Angeles should not be miss.
5 ed. The most direct route home from
Los Angeles is the Salt Lake route.