The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25

Wednesday to look after business
there.
About four inches Of snow fell at
Smith Bros saw mill in Logan
canyon Monday night.
From recent accounts David e.
LamreauX is growing weaker He is
at Preston with his daughter, Mrs.
Montague.
w. w. Woodsde came from Hunt
ington Wednesday evening. stayed
over night and started of again
Thursday morning.
The Hotel Eagle barber shop has
been moved from the basement to the
room just above Fritz SchfTman is
the chief and only operator at present,
but he's plenty
Mr.. 4, ~ Roberts and son David
arrived home from Kirksvilc, Mis-
souri,, the first of the week. They had
been there for several weeks and spent
the time very successfully and pleas
antly
Thomas and Joseph Thorpe went to
I Richmond on Thursday to start the
plastering work on the tabernacle.
Work is being pushed vigorously to
complete the building as soon as pos
Siblc.
Hon. Joseph Howell and family
/ leave Tuesday for Washington city.
where Mr. Howell will attend to con-
gressional duties during the coming
term. The family has furnished
home and all expect to remain in the
capital throughout the winter.
The state ment Of travelling men
heard frequently is that Preston is do
ing tremendous business Money is
plentiful and the town is drawing a
terrific trade from the immense stretch
OF incompatible country around The
town is gradually making improve
ments and is getting in touch with
the times.
odd Fellows should not forget the
blowout at the lodge rooms Mon
day evening. The affair is to be an
informal, with music, games, and
good things to eat as features All
the good looking women of the city
will be there-at least all who will be
there will be good looking and as a
whole there will be little lacking that
could be expected or desired.
There are few housewives in this
city or valley who have not slowed
away in cellar or garrett, some article
Of furniture, or what not, too good to
throw or give away, yet not just what
she cares to use. A want ad" in
THE REPUBLICAN costing five cents q
line will sell it. Why not make try
You will be helping some one to a
good bargain and yourself as well
While in Rich county last Sunday
Fred Turner and Prof. Peterson spent
the night at the Hodges ranch, anC
speak Of it rather enthusiastically
This ranch is located three mile,
south of Garden City and comprise,
$500 acres Mr. Hodges owns forty
seven second feet of water runnin.
from Sawn Creek and this is conveyed
in private ditch seven miles long
A bout 10000 bushels of grain and so
tons of hay were raised there this year
Mr. Hodges has agreed to plant 80,
acres Of beet if the much talked o
sugar factory is built. The ranch 4
well improved, is stocked with horse
and cattle, and about four Thousand
sheep, Ten men are constantly EN-
ployed
On Wednesday morning THE RE
PUBLICAN presented the really spen
did results achieved by the "coal com
mitUees' visit to Salt Lake city, AM
while it was stated that olly enough
coal TO supply the absolute need TEN
porarily could and would be shipped
in here at present, many people win
have no supply for the winter reat
other things into that article, and a
result local coal dealers were be
sicged by great numbers Of people b.
Q o'clock From all accounts the
would not listen to explanations, bu
simply insisted that they had rea
things in THE REPUBLICAN, had com
after coal and expected to get it, tn
coal dealers could not possibly suppl
the demand of course. They dishe
out what they had in broken dose
and explained that that was all the
could do for the time being THE RI
4 PUBLICAN regrets that it got tn
\ dealers into trouble, and while W
\ made no misStatement, it is regrette
i that the people did not read CAREFUL
Il enough to avoid mistake. IL wa
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