The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-13

" 5, Muir ana Philip Quayle went
10 preston yesterday morning.
wanted Work in Logan home by
girl from a good family. Inquire here
The attention of the SmithReld peo.
PIE Is called to notice of intention
10 TAX appearing in another column.
III may be worth while to look it up.
Wanted first classroom and board
WIN private family. viii nay good
price Tor proper accommodation. In
qulre Cache Knitting Works.
j +. Scott, of Cardston. who is a
Millville boy, is doing fine work in tho
photo line at Cardston, Canada, which
Is evidenced by some very fine pictures
Iilat recently came down from that
place.
Hyrum Dewitt and Ralph Smith
went into the settlements north
OF Logan and purchased car load of
me draft horses in three DAYS They
paid out $4,000 for the animals. These
will be shipped west.
slaughter in prices at the Cache
valley Grocery, first door west of
postoilice. Headquarters for Christ
mas groceries nice and fresh, Just ar
rived. 33s off Fancy china and glass
ware; now is the time for bargains.
Last week the Danielson Manufac-
turing company unloaded seven cars
OF I round steel to be used for bands
on the lumber piping for the Oneida
lrrlgatlng company. The Danielson
Co people has force Of fifteen men at
work on the contract and expect to
complete it in ninety days.
j. A. Cragun, of Smithheld, has
just purchased four hundred Jonathan
apple trees and will enlarge his
orchard. He already has 1000 trees
of this variety, and proposes to make
a great showing within few years.
He says an eastern man In that
vicinity recently offered to contract
for Jonathan or Grimes Golden apples
for a period of ten years at 80 cents a
bushel.
Let us show you our new modern
styles in the picture line; good like.
ness is no doubt the best Xmas pre-
sent. Harrison & Rabe, photograph
ers, over q. o. store, opposite taber-
nacle.
There is some doubt as TO the real
value of DR.. Carver's lecture at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening.
From general comment it is gathered
that he gave ample evidence OF his
own familiarity with good literature,
but offered little to convince his
hearers Of the real value in their own
lives of a taste for the same. How
ever. DR.. Carver is a fluent and ready
speaker and is never uninteresting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Shelton. OF
MendOn, leave Cache about the 18th
to 90 to Cochrinville, Pennsylvania
where Mrs. Shelton's people live. II
is the intention to go direct to Phila
delphia for a month, and then &c
| Cochrinville to remain at least year
From there it is Mr.. Sheton's inten
ton to visit the big cities Of the east
and see the country generally. Mr.
Shelton has sold portion OF his Men
don property.
At the Tabernacle Sunday evening
powerful discourse was given by
Elder b. ii. Roberts. Nothing shor
Of verbatim report could do tn,
speaker Justice, and not having ;
stenographer present, no attempt i
made to give a report. The discussion
treated OF the objections raised agins
the Book of Mormon. The audience
was held spell bound for an hour ant
fifty minutes and many present woult
have listened that much longer L
the able effort.
Quite recently they came into tn
hands of r. G. Cragun, OF Smithiield
a most interesting relic, poke
knife owned at one time by his fathe
and used it i'm the Revolutionary wal
The knife Is of somewhat ditferen
pattern from those in use today, bu
is most interesting on account of II
associations, Of course. The knll
was sent to Mr.. Cragun by his siste
a Mrs. Cox, who is teaching Scho(
i'm Mexico. This lady is now "a yeal
of age and has been teaching sine
she was fifteen.
Last week the directors of the Yves
Cache canal company made a trip owe
their property inspecting the worl
The large fill in Riverdalc, whel
there have been some breaks throug
banks Of quicksand, has been repaire
by lining the ditch with eight feet {
clay, which IL is thought will repa
the I'LL completely. The large dal
has been raised three feet higher an
il is now sixteen feet thick at the to-
The condition of the ditch is sue
that sufficient water can be carried
irrigate not less then 5000 acres mel
year.
Word comes from Chicago that n
A. C. Lafount, son Of Il. Lafount
this city, has recently accepted a pos
tion as Instructor in the Northwestel
University. His official position
, that of instructor In Operative de
, tistry and oral surgery" 1t is sa
that young Lafount has a splend
dental practice and that this wol
/ comes In such a way that II does n,
: interfere. Thus he has two We
E lucrative propositions on land, Wit
5 out doubt DR.. Lafount is making b
: way splendidly and this new hon
I comes as a reward Of merit. His ma