The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-21

has been uulJe llJJle 81 ONldI llclc
in the past few days.
Samuel Matkin Jr, Of Magrath,
Canada is visiting his mother Mrs.
Sarah Matkn, Of Hyde Park.
Thad Nayler, the local manager of
Studcbakcr Brothers, has returned
from Salt Lake Citv
William Blair, of Lewiston, has been
quite sick with lagrip in this city for
three days. lie is improving
Manager Crawford Of the L. o., who
has been in the East the past two
weeks buying goods will return home
today.
II. F. Nielsen, who has been in Cal.
ifornia the past three weeks, returned
home Wednesday night well and
hearty
President W. II. Lewis, OF Benson
Stake, and one of the promoters Of the
Lewiston sugar factory, was in town
yesterday
John A. WOolf who is at Hyde Park
from which hc recovered, now has an
e attack of lagrippe.
Miss IIilda EiasOn, with her moth
cr, left for Sacramento, California, TO-
| day. to visit Andrew EliasOn Jr. who
/ is following electrical engineering in
that city.
A great deal of gravel and clay has
! been recently hauled q around the
tabernacle for the improvement of the
paths, which will be appreciated by
the people
The following marriage licenses
have been granted James H. Old
ham and Miss Ella A. Ilibbard Lo-
gan; David SAINT and Mau f. Cole,
Treasurton, Idaho.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hawkes. extend
their heartfelt thanks to their many
friends who aided them in their re-
cent illness and subsequent death of
9 their little daughter Thclma.
Lorenzo Hansen, manager of the LO-
gan Condensed Milk Factory, left on
G Thursday noon for Butte, Helena and
5 Spokane where he will do some bust !
ness i'm the interest of his firm.
I, The funeral of OrsOn Smiths 49,
: monthS-Od boy was held on Tuesday, |
! The family have the sympathy of the I
cntiIc community, as they have cXper- |
T. fenced much sickness and several loss
es during the past six months.
The tabernacle at WcllSvIIc has the .
, roof ON. 1t is one of the most impoS-
f ing structures of its size in the state
y, and is great credit to the good pco- |
pie of that burg, and Bishop owen .
who has had the management of it.
4 James EdlcfScn, who has been con
ncctcd with the Stakeholder Brothers
Carriage and Wagon company for
years past has retired from their en-
pIoy. He may start out in the real
estate and insurance business at Pres
y ton.
There will soon be some changes
| made in the Howell & Crawford eStab-
q liShmont, An upstar Once will be
built at the rear, new dressing rooms
r built new counters and cases put in
and carrier system installed, The
, place is to be made as thoroughly con-
ycnient as possible.
Further information comes from
the south that confirms the report .
, that something has shown up in the |
Consolidated Laplata mining claims.
1t is stated that all adjoining ground |
to these claims that could be purchas- |
ed has been brought in. f. -. Miles
q, sold prospect for 1900 and it is said
that there has been 100000 deposited
in bank at Odgen to push the de-
velOpmcnt work
Within the past thirty days there
has been paid out by horse buyers in
this valley not less than 5000 for
horses for expectation. This means
that before long all the available
horses will be shipped from the coun-
ty Good prices were paid for the
animals brought. In one instance a
) man received a 5000 check for good
gelding. This should prove an incen-
tive to the farmers in this county
to raise horses, and the very best pos
SIble,
l AsI intend to discontinue raising
, cattle, | offer for sale some choice
. bulls as good as money can buy; 1
D Hercfords 3.years.old, ) short horned
!. DurhamS 2-years-old; all strictly thor,
J. oughbrcds, For sale cheap for cash OF
n will exchange for other cattle The
animals can be seen at Thomas