The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-19

Hyrum HatCn, OF FRANKLIN, has
gone to Malad on a cattle deal
large line Of sample hats and caps soda
actual factory cost at John u. Andsrson's.
Mrs. A. G.. Lundstrum returned
to Logan on Monday from a visit to
Smithfield.
Mrs NJ. T. Beck. of Newton, is down
with smallpox. Her husband has lust
recovered, The malady seems to be
In a light form. The family is under
quarantine however.
Geo. Y. Smith, the real estate man
from Smithfeld, was in Logan on
Monday.
Orson Peterson Of Newton, leaves
today for Scandinavian mission.
Friday evening the Newton folks gave
him farewell party that was very
enjoyable. A liberal donation Of
money was made him as a present.
Girl Wanted General house work,
los South First East street.
Jos. Monson, the architect, returned
from Dempsey, Idaho, Monday, where
he had been to effect a settlement be-
tween the school trustees of that
place and the contractors who recently
built school house in that preciuct.
Sixteen cents paid for EGGS at
II. G. haybaII's.
Nathan Done and Earl Ewing re-
turned from Pocatello on Monday
morning, The boys went north to
help the American Falls ball team in
a game against the Pocatello team
last Sunday. The importing OF our
boys did no good for Pocatelo won by
score of q to 5.
Big Sale now on before moving, at
Newbold's.
Two cars of tile piping from Pitts
bury, Penn, were received at Smith
field Yesterday for their water system.
1t is stated that this system will be
second to none when completed, and
the water will be the very best, COM
ing from spring that is as clear as
crystal and cold as ice.
MISUNDERSTANDING work at
home. Gertrude Trout, Palace.
Prof. Thomas S. Thomas, who has
been teaching music in Smithfield and
Richmond the past winter, was in Lo-
gan getting some advertising for COM
ing concerts. At Smithtield next Fri.
day evening his pupils will render a
program, and on Saturday evening
Richmond people will have the same
treat. While here Prof. Thomas put
in an application to teach in the Lo.
gan city schools next winter.
A good piece of business property in
Lewiston, for sale cheap. Apply to
Geo. Y. Smith, Smithiield.
Bishop Austin, of Dayton, Idaho
was in Logan on Monday. The Bishop
is enthusiastic over the prospect Of
the canal which is now being built, fol-
the purpose of taking out the Mink
Creek waters. The construction work
is being done on cooperative plan Of
of the settlers. All told there are fifty
men and teams at work and a hundred
and fifty men in the rock work. The
Bishop thinks that the ditch will
reach the Utah line by December
1906.
A. M. Freebairn has commenced
gathering stock, going north from
Logan. Parties having dry stock t,
pasture should look out for him. y
Some good work Is being done in tn,
Logan City cemetery. The stree
scraper and grader has been used t,
most excellent effect, the grass bein,
removed from the cemetery driveway
and grading has been done in such
way as to greatly improve their ap
pearance. An extra street has beef
scraped on the west side thus maxim,
ii possible to drive entirely around tn,
grave-lot portion. Many people hav,
been at work in the cemetery sine,
the warm days have come in and man,