The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-07-12

". II. Griflin, OF Newton, was in
Logan on Monday.
For Rent-H. G. Hay balls old home
in Second ward. Call at store.
Two of Thomas Roses children, OF
Millville. are very III.
President George c. Parkinson, of
Oneida stake, visited this city on
Monday.
There is some talk of Charles
Vaughan opening livery stable at
Montpelier.
All members of the Mutual Associa-
tions are desired at the b. Y. College
Thursday evening.
notwithstanding the fact that the
state has raised the price of lands
from $50 TO 50 80 per acre much land
is still being purchased out west.
There was a time when the Iele-
phone was regarded as a toy. Today
the house that does not contain a Bell
telephone is an exception. T
The boys In town are onto the
juvenile court. They are beginning
to observe the proper hours in the
evening, as they do not relish the idea
of being cited to appear before his
highness at mine a. m. tomorrow.
Nielsen & Borkman have finished
the first story Of brick work on the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Com
pany's building, and took their force
of men to Newton Monday to work on
a fine residence being built by Chris
Christensen of that place.
Professor Peterson, of the A. G. of
U. has examined the mining prospects
at Preston. He states that one hun
dred and eighty claims have been
staked Off and that assessment work
Is being done on them Recent assays
show gold values of eight dollars per
ton.
On Monday morning Rev. Norlleet
loaded his family and two lady friends
into Ludlow and made a dash for
the mountains, to be gone until Satur-
day. One not knowing the situation
might have mistaken them for a good
Latter day Saint family on the move.
We're awaiting the champion fish sto-
ny of the season.
People who use a Rocky Mountain
Bell telephone in their homes or bust
ness houses for month wonder how
in the world they ever managed to get
along without IL. And few of them
ever try to get along without IL again.
Reports come from all parts Of the
county that the beet crop looks most
excellent. The farmers, however,
should not forget to cultivate them
deep. Keep the soil loose and free
from weeds, and give them such other
necessary attention as is needed, re-
membering that this extra work will
pay for itself many fold.
Up in Bozeman, Montana, not long
ago the voters were given chance to
say whether they wanted two tele.
phone systems. They spoke In no un.
certain terms against the proposition.
The Rocky Mountain Bell operates in
BoZeman.
Doctor Joseph Thatcher, whose
home is in San Francisco, reached
Logan on Sunday to attend the
funeral Of his brother, Hyrum, held
in this city on Monday. Mrs. Thatch,
er and son Allen had been in Salt
Lake for few days and also came tc
Logan, and is spending several days
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. Z. Hanks.
Account Postmasters Convention al
Logan, July 10th and 20th the Ore
gon short line will sell round trit
tickets from all Utah points to Logar
and return at single fare; selling
dates July 23rd.
Andrew Worley, Of Benson ward
was kicked in the face by colt last
Friday, one whole cheek being tori
off. The injury Is a very ugly one
and only careful attention can prevent
an awkward looking scar Mr.. WorleN
was in STOPPING posture and the col
caught him glancing lick that Gu
the flesh as if knife had been used.
Reach is as important to a telephon,
user as to pugIlist. The telephon,
that does not reach is not worth hav
ing. With the Rocky Mountain Bel
Instruments your reach extends all ov
er four big states, besides covering TN
ground at home as thoroughly as j
can be covered.