The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-20

William Hope, of Richmond, came
to Logan on Thursday.
Lars c. Petersen and wife, Of HYDE
Park, and President W. II. Lewis, of
Lewiston, visited Logan yesterday.
Thomas Cutler, OF Trenton, came to
Logan Thursday night returning on
Friday morning.
Miss Jane Vaughan, assistant mat
ron in the industrial school at Ogden,
Is visiting friends In Logan for one
week.
Leila, a daughter Of Wallace X.
Burnham the plumber, Is lying very
low with sickness caused by female
weakness.
On the third page Of this paper will
be found an article from the pen of
DR.. John A. Widtsoe. This may be
OF interest to many, like wise other
news that appears there.
The market price for good potatoes
in Wasatch county is ten cents per
bushcl, and hard to sell at that figure.
The produce dealers In this city pay
fifteen cents, so Cache farmers should
not complain.
Peter Nielsen. of the firm Of Worley
& Nielsen, went to Ogden Thursday
morning TO confer with David Eccles
relative to some buildings that are to
be put up at the Lewiston sugar fac.
tory.
Professor Ostien, OF the Lewis and
Clark Commission, went to Salt Lake
Thursday morning to attend to the
shipment of educational exhibits to
Portland. The shipment will be made
this week.
Cyrus Napier received letter from
Salt Lake Wednesday night TO the ef-
feet that his mother was very III and
could take only liquid nourishment.
She is aged IS. Mr.. Napier went to
Salt Lake Thursday morning.
Emanuel Petersen. the old gentle
man who has become noted for his ex-
tensive temple work, has often ex-
pressed desired to live until ne had
officiated for one Thousand individu-
ais. He has now passed the thousand
limit and ten over.
6. Gessel, the brick maker OF Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
A grand May-day celebration will
be held In Wellsville today. An inter-
esting time is expected In the morn
ing king and queen will be present.
ed, also fine program, including fine
singing and speeches. Baseball be-
tween Wellsville and the Commercial
Club, with fine ball at night will end
the days festivities.
The Logan Second Hand store,
First North street, will clean your
carpets, and put them down again
cheaper than you can do it yourself. =
Bids were opened on Wednesday for
the laying OF cement pavement along
three blocks on South Main. The
bids were very close on such an ex-
tensive job. Jos. Wilson Jr. OF this
city, was $ll.32 lower than Peter Will
son, of Ogden. The local man being
the lowest. bidder it is probable that
he will get the contract.
+. W. Lundahl & Son, machinists
located on West Third South, are
prepared to repair steam engines and
all kinds OF machinery. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
George f. Lloyd was more than Joy.
full upon reaching home on Thursday
and finding that his wife had present.
ed him with another fine boy whose
hair is as thick and black as his pa s.
George was doing the proper thing
with his friends. He escorted ten OF
them to Murdock's ice cream parlors
to partakc of delicacies in honor of the
event.
The Standard bred stallion Dennis
will make the season of 1905 at the
Thatcher Livery Barn, 40 w. Center
street Logan.
Eugene Schaub, the surveyor, with
a force of men, went to Straw berry
valley at the head Of Blacksmith Forl
canyon on Thursday to run lines ir
the vicinity Of, HIPS ranch. There
appears to be some dispute between
Aquilla Nebekcr and Alex Hill in re
gard to a prior right on some Of tn,
land in that locality. Lines will b
run and the matter adjusted If posi-
BILE.
Two lots of money were lost wher
your neighbor bought his buildins
materials from our competitor. II,