The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-26

Peter w. Vaughan, of this city,
came down from Preston Monday.
Good bicycles and tires for sale cheap
at Hansen's repair shop, First West st.
Jap-a-Lac makes old furniture look
like new, at Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Cal Cressal is assisting Nelson Il
Worley on their contracts in Rich
mond.
Peter Barson, of Charleston, was in
Logan on Monday. tie says the roads
were never worse for rats.
The city has bought the sprinkling
wagon of William Andrews and en-
gagged Hyrum Davidson to run it.
II. p. Madsen, the strong man Of
the A. c. of Y. foot ball team, went 10
Preston last Thursday, TO visit the
Academy.
VIENNA, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McAllister, underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis Monday at the
Bulge & Calderwood hospital. The
young lady is doing well according TO
last reports.
John w. Farnes, of Riverdale,
Idaho, reformed home Monday morn
ing. In talking about the prospects
| % 1aa 81 N I'D
that they never looked better Even
the banner year OF 1898 did not exceed
the present season in prospects.
Ben Carlisle, the florist, and John
Nicholson, janitor at the court house,
have been busy the past day or two
arranging an artistic flower bed just
in front Of the court house door. The
bed is one OF considerable proportions
and bears the words Cache County,
1905" When this is in full bloom 1t
: will undoubtedly be thing of beauty.
Nels Graham, formerly postmaster
, at Mink Creek, was in Logan yester'
: day. The gentleman is now living at
, Bench, between Thatcher and Grace
Z in Gentle valley. He states that
n many settlers are moving into that
country since water can be taken on
10 all the land that was once barren
y waste, extending as II did IRON
c Thatcher in the south TO the ten mile
e ford on the south side Of Bear river
h On the north side Of the river Tho
e water is taken from Bear river as IA
h north as Lund. The fall grain look'
. excellent. Lucerne does well will
J, two good crops, the third making eX
: cellent pasturage. The construction
d Of the last Chance Canal has made il
}, possible for hundreds of people TO Sc
> cure good homes and reclaim tha
which was once veritable desert.
e George l.. Farrell, president of uh'
e Cache Valley Farmers Association
is becoming quite noted as an author
ity on dry farming. lie is constantly
g receiving letters from all parts max
/ ing inquiries in this departure o
farming. Frequently parties visit
}, him and go TO his farm in PetersborC
q TO receive practical information
Last July, President Paxman, Of TIN
a Juab Stake, visited Mr.. Farrell'
a farm. He returned home, purchased
n sixteen hundred acres of dry land
: broke up two hundred acres and plant
q ed IL in wheat. 1t is stated that /
q looks iirst.class. Mr.. Farrell is phil
o anthropic in this line, for he spend
r. much time in travelling and impartinI
= information along the line OF dr.
4 farming, which is conducive Of mucl
good to those who have had no eX
, oerience in this kind Of farming
,. There Is nc doubt but what all wi
70 succeed If they adhere strictly 10 Tn
q information impaired, for Mr. Fare
n has giving dry farming more stud
n than any other man in this locality
:. We have large number OF good dr.
70 farmers here but "Liney" is no doub
the top-notcher.