The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-17


ness trip TO Brigham City Monday.
wANTED-A neat, quiet, young girl
TO do homework. Light work good
wages. Inquire at this Office /
Lars Christensen, Of Cove, Gentle
Valley, is very sick with diabetes.
Abraham Smith. a merchant OF
Smithheld, went 10 Salt Lake on
Monday.
G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
Painters and paper hangers wanted
at Preston, Piper g. Co.'S, 40 cents
an hour to the right kind of men.
Ed. NJ. Curtis, the tinsmith, has re-
turned to Rcxburg to enter into bust.
ness at that place. His family will
follow him about June lst.
The Logan Second Hand store,
First North street, will clean your
aipStS' anu pun biichl uOWu again
cheaper than you can do it yourself
Mr.. Orson Smith announces the en-
gagement of his daughter Alkaline to
Mr.. Stanley Stevens, of Ogden, the
marriage to take place some time in
June.
David Reese will sell his fine brick
residence on First West at a reason
able figure Call on him.
The brick hotel and store building
of Robert Griffith at Smithfield is pro-
crossing nicely. Men commenced
putting the tin roof on last Monday.
Peter Nielsen, President Kerr. Pro.
fessor L. A. Merrill, Professor G Gorge
Thomas, Of Ogden, and Roy >Eccles
were solthbound passengers last Mon
day.
Neils II. Broby, of Wellsville, becam e
the father of little girl last Satur-
day and reports that all interested
are getting along nicely. This is his
is seventh child and he didn't get un-
duly excited.
Thomas Worley, of the Second ward,
is helping Worley g. Nielsen on the
Richmond tabernacle. There are
about twelve carpenters at work on
the building.
L. W. Lundahl & Son, machinists
located on West Third South, are
prepared to repair steam engines and
all kinds of machinery. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The motor car of the .. S. l.. X. II.
made flying trip to Pocatello last
Sunday. The farmers say that it
went whizzing. At first they
thought it was a box car detached
from train and running away.
The machinery for the Lewiston
factory is filling up all the available
switches along the line from Cache
Junction 10 Richmond. There are
now over twenty cars awaiting the
completion OF the railroad bridge
across Cub river.
J. J. t'lack, Of Franklin, Idaho, has
about concluded to buy a residence
property in Logan for summer resi-
dence. Mr.. Flack exhibits most ex.
cellent Judgment when he states that
Logan is the best place in the
mountains in which to live.
L. A. Ostien, of this city, director
of Utah's Educational Exhibit at the
Portland Exposition, says that ship
ments will be made from Salt Lake
city next Saturday and that he ex
poets to go TO Portland about a weel
later, He is inclined to feel thai
Utah will have no reason TO be asham
ed of it's educational showing.
Bishop Preston has been on his farm
, for the past ten days. He appears I,
) have fully recovered from the sever
, attack of jaundice that was upon hin
some time since. The gentleman wa
in Logan on Monday buying gardel
seeds and other commodities, apparent
: ly preparing to live for some time L
come, and so may it be.
Some changes are being made on tn
, old carding mill property west of tn
Deseret mills. Aaron Jacobsen, VIII
purchased the property, intends build
, ing a blacksmith shop on the groun
and the water power will be utilize,
to run some kind OF machinery
Posts are being set and it looks a
though the road is to be changed a
this point.
The father of Doctor Cantril, {
Hyrum, who lives in the east, ha
been visiting his son for the past tw