The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-07-01

President Kerr made trip TO his
farm at Fairview on last Tuesday.
Thomas w. Obray, precinct road
supervisor OF Paradise, was in Logan
Thursday.
Good Bear Lake suckers packed on
ice and brought to Logan have sold
for three cents per pound.
Several horses are at the race track
| being worked for the races on the
Fourth. a good time is anticipated.
Fred Kdman. of Mendon. was
| thrown from horse few days ago
with the result that one of his legs
was severely injured.
l.. Il. Martineau has had teams
leveling Off his pasture by the Des-
eret mills, filling up the excavation
made for the ice rink last winter.
The funeral of Mrs Anna Howels,
of Paradise, was held on Wednesday
at two o. m. The deceased died OF
rheumatism anfgeneral debility
The Cache Stake Board Of the Y. |.
NJ. 4 invited all of the officers OF
that organization, including the Pres
idency of the stake, 70 participate in
a lawn social at John A. Hendrick-
sons yesterday afternoon. A large
and appreciative crowd were in attend
ance. Mrs. John A. Hendrickson' S
capabilities as hostess are well
known.
Leo Campbell went to Salt Lake
Yesterday to be absent few days.
His brother S. b. Campbell, who re-
Gently returned from German mis-
sion, is at the L. d. S. hospital and IT,
is expected that he will be compelled
TO undergo an operation for some in
ternal affection. AS yet the case has
not been diagnosed, but Mr. Campbell
is very sick man. Miss Jeanne
Campbell, who has been quite i'll, Is
improving.
Mary Hallock, pianist, scientist.
soloist with the Philadelphia and
Pittsburg orchestra, the Kneisel quar-
tette. etc, says: "Among the benefits
arising from the st. Louis Exposition
great as some of these Undoubtedly
are, not one is more appreciated than
the opportunity IL gives me OF playing
the Estey piano. To touch your piano
is TO show IL off as beautiful instru-
J ment, responsive, full-toned, and hav-
ing that supremest Of qualities, a
depth Of expression which ii is impos-
sible to exhaust.
Andrew Ackerley Jr., of Providence,
, has completed two inventions foI
which he has received patents. An
+. attachment has been devised that can
be put on any wheat drill so that
: sugar beet seed may be planted In
hills, thus saving vast amount In
seed and also obviating the tedious
work of blocking and thinning the
!, beets. A beet topper to top the beet:
while they are In the ground has also
been invented, and IL is claimed that
il can be so adjusted as to catch anC
top high and low beet alternately
1, il necessary. This Is done by the ust
: Of coil springs that expand and con
! tract when necessary. Both devices
they mean much TO the farmer, as wei
e as inventor.
@ w. f. Rigby, who has been well Dor
|. ing In Blue Creek and Pocatello Val
r leys, came from there on Wednesday
r He states that in digging wells the,
e went from 225 to 400 feet indepth ant
O in every instance secured first elias
n water. The water would come u
within 100 feet of the top Of tn
ground. Three wind mills have beel
It placed and Others will follow. He Ina
h great faith in that country havin
T. bought two sections Of land which h
v states are equal to the dry farm land
le of Cache county and will produc
ID equally as much conditions bein
e equal. Now that water can be secuI
" ed for culinary purposes the land wi
IL surely advance. in price. a larg
d amount of fencing has been dor
le there this year. Owners OF land
n locality are well satisfied with the
holdings