The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-02
20 cents a dozen paid for eggs
at II. G. Hayball'S store.

20 cents a dozen paid for eggs
at II. G. haybaII's store.
A young daughter of Heber Tarbet
broke her arm on Wednesday.
A tine baby girl was born to Mrs.
Fred Crockett Thursday afternoon.
LOST Warranty deed Finder
please return to this Office.
Mrs. Thomas left for Denver yestcr-
day, and will be absent one week.
The Harris Music Co. sold two plan
os and eight organs last week and eX |
pect TO break the record this week. |
Mrs +. r. Jordan, who has been Wis
iting the Peakes, returned TO Ogden |
this morning.
The spring wheat at Charleston on
the dry farms is almost a failure 1t
is thought that the fall grain will
yield well.
Tomatoes are selling in Logan for
five cent per pound; peaches for sixty
cents a case; cucum bers %, b and 50
cents per hundred.
For sALE-Pure Gold Coin seed
wheat. Any quantity. Apply to
George l.. Farrell, Smithfield
An outfit Of the Utah construction
company is camped between the sugar
factory and Hyrum. Dirt will be
moved shortly for the new grade to the
south.
The roads and bridges in Logan can
yon arc getting In bad shape and
should receive little attention from
somebody Valuable horses are likely
to be seriously injured.
Elegant line Of New Dress
Goods with Trimmings to match,
at EIiasOn Sisters.
Promoters from the east have been
through Bear Lake Valley the present
season taking statistics of different
kinds, having in view the building of
trolley line from Montpelier across
to Paris and south on the east side of
the valley. The Bear Lake people are
doing all in their power to induce cap.
ital to come in for the above purpose
4 mi a1, ara
harness nearly new for good cooking
range, will pay balance in cash. ii. =.
Nielsen.
n. A. Larsen, formerly Of the Lo-
gan Furniture Company, will open a
general hardware business in the
building now occupied by the Thatch-
er Brothers Music company on South
Main street, where complete line OF
hardware, stoves, ranges and cutlery
will be carried in stock. The firm
will be ready for business September
18th.
The splendid beds Of flowers at the
A. @. of u. are now in bloom and pre-,
| oCllI a NClN appearance u llt
shrubbery is in the best shape, the
lawns not less so and as a whole the
grounds about the big school never
, looked better. At present force
of at least twenty-five men and wo
+ men are engaged in cleaning, painting
and rearranging furniture at the col
lege.
DR.. j. A. Widtsoe, formerly of tn,
Experiment Station in connection
with the A. g. of u, left for Prove
Tuesday where he takes charge Of tn,
agricultural department lately added
to the courses offered at the Brigham
Young University. DR.. Widtsoe anr
his estmabe wife have a host o
friends here who regret their depar
ture from Logan and wish for them al
good things at Provo.
Miss Lulu Carpenter left Thursda,
morning for Salt Lake city. Sh,
goes to accept position as assistan
librarian at the State University
Miss Carpenter is most estimablc
young lady with undoubted capacity
having but recently returned from
New York city where she took ;
years work preparatory for that nov
in hand. That she will prove mos
efficient and valuable assistant Is tn
the belief Of her friends here, of whom
she has many
On Wednesday night, Sept. 9Th,
party will be given at Johnson,
Grove. The party will be managed
by Miss Hertha Jensen, of Salt Lake
and Miss BERTHE Johnson. 1t is anti
cipated that a fine ball will be given
Those who are lovers Of dancing vii
undoubtedly experience fine even
ing's entertainment.
Spepial frnm Price IN tho Sal