The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-05
Generalities.

of James II. Brown.
Pres. Linford, of the Is. Y. college,
was a passenger to Salt Lake on Sat-
urday's train.
WANTED-30 head OF dry cattle to
herd through the summer. Apply to
Martin ShafTer, Millville.
George A. Quinby, the horseman,
shipped another car OF fine Cache
Valley horses to Omaha on Saturday.
Look out for John Bench, he is in
the race for house painting and paper
hanging. I
John Perry, of Perry Idaho, came
down from GENTLE Valley Saturday
and returned on Sunday.
G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
Some OF the o. S. l.. officials came
by special train on last Friday to in
spect the road on the Cache Valley
Branch.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts specia
attention. II. A. Petersen g. Co.
Office over First National Bank.
Lars Christensen, of Preston, was in
Logan on Saturday. Mr.. Christensen
recently returned from mission TO
Scandinavia.
The city street supervisor has had
the road leveller at work on the city
streets the past few days, which adds
greatly to their appearances.
Mrs. DeGray of Salt Lake city,
mother of Mrs. Sarah Olsen, of Mill
vile, returned home on Saturday after
a three weeks visit with her daughter.
Mitchell e. Schiffman have leased
the Eagle barber shop, where they
will be pleased to meet their old
patrons in business way. "Cleanli-
ness" is the motto of the firm.
Mosiah Evans, General Manager of
the Garland Sugar factory, and n. ID.
Lewis, Agricultural superintendent Of
the same firm, was in Logan on Fri
day. They bought over 1900 .ornamen-
tai evergreen and shade trees from
the Logan Nurseries.
For SALE-An eight roomed house
situated midway between the Agri-
cultural College and Main street.
One of the finest sites in Logan.
Will sell at sacrifice for cash. Call
on or address The REPUBLICAN,.
April lst was not "All FOOLS Day"
with the Bell Telephone people. Man.
ager Ramshaw secured eight orders
for phones that day. During the
month Of March total of thirty-eight
phones were put in residences and
business house. The Bell has total
of about 300 in Logan City.
On Sunday we received letter from
a Logan gentleman in Pasadena,
California saying that President Nor
rel's health is greatly improved in
every way. He is reported as having
preached an excellent sermon the
Sunday before. This is certainly good
news for the many friends of Pres.
Morrell.
Friday evening is the regular social
evening at the Cache Commercial
Club. These affairs are usually very
pleasant and are becoming popular.
Many Of the members with their
wives and friends spend the evening
there with music, cards, games, any
thing that is arranged by the regular
committee on entertainment. Take
your wife, or some ones else, and &c
to the club rooms Friday evening.
J. q. Greaves Jr. came from Alberta
on Saturday morning. He states that
the farmers have been planting grain
for the past two weeks. A townsite
is being layed out on the Cochrane
ranch, tract of 800 acres that was
bought by the church for 100000
From present appearance there may
be quite a settlement built up in that
locality. Many of the stockmen in
Alberta are being crowed out of graz
ing lands, owing TO tracts being sole
by the different subsidized companies
to settlers who fence their claims al
once. The stockmen will be compel
ed to get out of the settled districts
with their cattle.
A. b. Jensen, who has been here
managing the Novelty Theatre or
First North street since its opening
left for Ogden Sunday morning, and
will there assume charge of the Utah
ma Theatre, Mr.. Jensen has been un
iformly courteous and obliging and tC