The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-14
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, J. SMITH, VI. d.
Physician and Surgeon.

The horse buyers are still in Logan
and are paying top prices for an mails.
$4,000 local money TO loan on Real
Estate. II. A. Petersen g. Co.
Brigham Monson. the lumber man
of Richmond, was in toan last even.
ing.
WANTED-Girl to do general house
work. Mrs. S. A. Langton
Bishop Dunn, of College, and Peter
NJ. Vaughan, of Wellsville. we're in
town yesterday. ,.....
For SALE months.old pup. Half
mastir and half Newfoundland In
quire AS south, 3rd East.
4There will be a free veterinary clinic
at the Agricultural college next Nom
day afternoon.
u There will be Scandinavian dance
in the Palace Hall Friday evening,
Jan. 20 All are invited Admission
SOC.
There will be Scandinavian dance
in the Palace Hall Friday evening,
Jan. 20. An are invited Admission
soc.
Bishop w. II. Vaughan, of Wells
vile, is confined to his home most of
the time. Rheumatism is troubling
him great deal.
1t is thought that Hyrum Bair, of
Richmond, will not resume the saloon
business since his premises were al
most destroyed by fire.
Il. r. Bradshaw, of Paradise, Jacob
Jorgensen,a and Andrew Munk, Of King,
and Thomas II. Reese, of Benson, were
among Logan visitors yesterday. Il
The city water pipes have bursted
in some places in the city. 1t in
wolves heavy expense in removing
the frozen earth to repair the breaks
For sALE-a team, harness, moving
machine, wagon, bob sleds and cutter
and other farming implements. Will
sell on easy terms. Chris Balling, 266
North lst West.
We learn from good authority that
the Richmond Condensed Milk Fac
tory has orders TO beep them running
for two months. These condenserS
are surely a great thing for Cache
Valley
Contractor Wheelright, of Ogden,
was in Smithfeld first Of the week
looking over the ground preparatory
to bidding on the construction OF our
new waterworks system. Mayor Pet
ersen showed him about.
Mrs. Victor Crockett and daughters
entertained few OF their friends
Thursday evening. Cards and old
time visiting was the program, clos
ing with a sumptuous midnight meal
that could not be excelled in this city.
A divorce suit was field in the Dis
drict court on Wednesday wherein
Josephine Heath is plaintiff and Orson
II. Heath defendant. Both are Of
Smithtield. The marriage was per-
formed in Salt Lake City, November
-, 1868 and the divorce is asked on
the grounds of i'll treatment and eX-
cessive drinking by the defendant.
| The plaintiff asks for the control of
two minor children, one hundred dol
lars attorney fees and costs and the
real and personal property excepting
one team and wagon, and such per-
manent alimony as the court may see
tit to grant.
ii. c. Jackson, of Paradise, died last
Monday from the effects Of paralytic
stroke. He was aged 50. The funer.
al was held on Wednesday at p m.
The speakers were Andrew Anderson
OF Mendon, c. @. Shaw OF Hyrum
William Humphreys, William Bishop
James LIGHTHOUSE and James l.. Jen
son. They all spoke highly Of the De
ceased, and his usefulness in the early
settlement of this country, he beine
one of the first blacksmiths who came
to Salt Lake city in early DAYS.
A great deal Of money has beer
spent during the past few months by
the Bar NJ cattle company Of Blue
Creek The company owns about
three thousand acres Of tillable lant
along the creek, mostly planted in al
> falfa. Much of this land has beer
broken up and prepared for the plant
ing of beets. A large reservoir ha
been built to store the waste water o
the creek that it may be used ir tn,
, irrigating season. 1t is thought Their
, will be an ample supply of water TO
, all the land under the reservoir. Tn
water of Blue creek being sOmewha
ninpraliyal tho pOmnanV has DineI