The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
Cenera1ities.

u. Gessel, the brick maker OF Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
Old newspapers for sale. l5c pei
hundred. Come to this Office.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on It, II. A. Petersen g. Co.
For sALE-Set OF single harness.
Good, and an exceptional bargain.
Inquire Lincoln Hotel
III you want good cup of coffee
and quick meal, Davis's Car on West
Center street is the place TO get It.
Neils Rosengreen is preparing Ia
erect small residence on the lot Just
south of Judge Harris place on Fourth
East street.
/ For SALE-Several good residence
properties in good localities in Smith.
field. For information apply to James
Milligan, Smithfield.
We collect all kinds of indebtedness
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. ii. A. Petersen g. Co
Office over First National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eccles and sor
Homer Left Saturday for California
where they go for the health of theil
on.-Examiner, Ogden.
Hon. Thomas Hazen Merrill with
Speaker Hull and Benjamin Goddard
of Salt Lake, went up to Portland last
week to look after some Utah in
terests at the great exposition.
From present indications of tn,
weather, the storing Of ice for the
present season will soon be a thing o
the past. 1t rained little here yes
terday morning.
Miss Edith Wilson, sister of Mrs
B. ii. Lewis, returned to Logan Sun
day evening from Salt Lake wher,
the has been sojourning for the past
three months.
The farmers located along the vari
Gus lines of the Rural Free Deliver.
routes are highly pleased with the re
suits of the installation of the lines
and state that they receive their mai
regularly.
G. II. Thorstensen, Of Ogden, one q
, the stockholders of the Cach
Knitting Works, is in Logan to at
; tend a stockholders meeting of tn
above named firm. He will return
home tomorrow.
The Farmers of the Fourth ward o
this city organized last Saturday nigh
with Hans Munk as president: Jane
Mortimer vice president, and one
the Boudreros as secretary. Thus Tn
good work progresses.
At the meeting Of the Board OF Pal
dons Saturday, the petitions presente
asking clemency for Joseph Ainswort
of this county, were denied. The cas-
of Charles A. Larsen, of this comfy
was laid over until the march meet
ing of the board.
Several young men from the nortl
ern part Of the valley are going t
Minadoka, Idaho, to take up land. !
large canal is being taken out and IN
water costs but $1,000 per ACRE
Settlers under this ditch can hom'
stead but 50 acres of land each.
Quill Nebeker, Lucien Farr an
John McAlister, of this city, land JAIME
Mack, of Ogden, were in party tina
left Salt Lake Tuesday for the Stat
: of Tobasco, Mexico, to look into I'll
No affairs of the Utah Mexican Rubbt
IT. Co. Mr.. Mack came up to Smithiiel
is Sunday night.
Z James Thorpe, of Providence, has
f. bad scar on the left side OF his faC
caused from wound received
Cokeyille about two weeks ago. II
fell from a scaifold while working on
N central school house being built
p that place. Three teeth were knock6
/. out of the lower jaw and it took eigl
,e stitches to sew up the wounds on h
es face.
t. Leah S. Pryor, through her a
torney. J. G. Walters, has sued the
S. L. for $4,000 damages. In h
DO complaint it is represented that WIN
10 riding from Cacne Junction to Logo
10 on the 23rd day of december the g
DC in which she was riding was bumpt
DC with such force as to throw her FRO
DC her seat into the aisle, brulslng al
&c permanently injuring her abdom'
ic and back, causing premature blr'
&c and a shock that has lasted UNI
DC now. She asks $4,000,
" ". r. Cutler, postmaster and gene
~ al all.round chief-cook and high-cocK
~ forum at Trenton, Cache count
~ rr,l ,,,c In OUnu Sunday wearing