The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-05

Bulge, and r. Il, Bacon were pasSen.
gers TO Salt Lake on Thursday.
a little milliner came to celebrate
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen
at Richmond on July n. Mother and
baby are doing nicely, and Fred is
wild with delight.
A. Blixt is hobbling around on
crutches, due to a fall he got one day
last week. He considers himself
fortunate that he can even walk on
crutches.
The Chicago meat market has been
doing little in home industry. With.
In the past nine months they have
cured twenty-six tons of hams and ba.
con and sold all but one ton.
Jones Brothers, in Newton, have
made a new departure in this county
by way Of threshipg. They have
about 800 acres Of wheat. They run
two headers, six teams on header
boxes and thresh the grain as it is
hauled, with thresher equipped by a
4-horse- power gasoline engine, there
by saving the labor of stacking the
grain.
Wanted-A competent woman to do
general housework Inquire OF MIS-.
G. II. Champ. East First North.
The recent excursion to Salt Lake
under the auspices Of the Mutual lm.
provement Associations is the largest
that ever went from Cache county.
The regular train Wednesday evening
was unable to bring all the excursion.
lists home and special was run out OF
salt Lake at $50 p. m, reaching Lo.
gan at 1870 Thursday morning.
When others fail we sell. List youi
Real Estate with us for quick sale.
II. A. Petersen & Co.
His many friends are glad to see Mr.
S. b. Milton out on the streets. lie
shows the effect of the recent opera.
tion for appendicitis which he was
compelled to undergo a few weeks ago
Mr.. Milton feels that the fresh air ant
sunshine will now soon restore him t
his normal health, and this is certain
ly the wish of his friends
We are now located in our new stor,
on Main street near court house
Come and get snaps in clothing, shoes
hats, etc. Jos. Newbold, clothier. y
A gentleman who recently cam,
from Brigham city states that the
shipment Of fruit from that Place thi
year will not exceed one-third tn,
usual amount. The people in tina
vicinity feel somewhat respondent
First they had a hailstorm that die
an incalculable injury, then tn,
blight came, destroying seventy-fv,
per cent OF their tomato crop, anC
through some cause the late peache
fall from the trees dry and withered.
Biz sale on IaceS and embroid
cry, two hundred styles, at JOhr
h. AnderSOn'S.
Dilworth Anderson, an employe O
this Office who few months ago wen
to St. Paul school to learn engrav
ing, etc, is getting along EXCEPTIONAL,
well, some of his work sent here beinl
praised highly by local jewellers. DIR
and Mrs. r. j. Smith, of Smithfeld
with whom young Anderson has mad
his home for several years, are YER
justly pleased with and proud of hi
accomplishments. THE REPUBLICAl
is hardly less so.
During the months of July AM
august Campbell & Morrell propos
20 clean up everything pertaining T.
/ summer wearing apparel at convinC
ing prices. Wash Skirts and Tu
Suits must be cleaned up regardless
Of cost
Reed Cannon, aged 30, brother @
Lewis Il. Cannon, well known as Cor
gresham Howell's private secretary
died Ia Salt Lake City Wednesday eN
ening about 7 O'Clock. Mr.. Canno
had suffered from inflammation
rheumatism and was afflicted wit
Bright's disease. He seemed to b
getting much better and a few day
ago his wife went to the Portland e1
position. Mr. Cannon was taken ser
ously i'll Tuesday morning and passe
away as stated above. Efforts 20 &c
his wife by wire were unavailing u
until Thursday afternoon. Two chi
dren and the wife are left. Mr. Car
non was a nurseryman and was we