The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-09-19
A full Line of Mems Pa.
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A full Line of Mems Pa
jamas at MorrelI's
Lars Peterson, one of the stalwart
republicans of Hyrum. was ia Logan
Monday. He says that a vast amount
Of damage has been done to the wheat
and hay crops in that locality but the
beets are supertine.
Presidents Isaac Smith and Joseph
E. Carbon, with Joseph Cowley, ad.
dressed the Seventh Ward meeting
Sunday night. The house was crowded
and the addresses were timely and
much appreciated by all present
Mrs. Emma Weber Ellis, OF Gentle
Valley, Is visiting in Logan with
relatives. Thomas Ellis is one of the
leading stock raisers in Gentle Val
ley. Emma Ellis Is a daughter of
John Weber of the 5th ward.
George A. Percival, cashier of the
Lewiston State Bank, is now at the
First National Bank in this city as
assistant to Cashier Fleming, and will
remain until January LIST, or until II.
f. Crockett's return from Preston.
On October lst the Branghams will
occupy the Petty residence ON West
Center They will rent their 9Th ward
property, and make this change in
order that members of the family may
be nearer their places of employment.
Grocery dealers in this county will
kindly notice that we have changed
our location from Center street to
First North 10 the old stand of the
Cache Valley Mercantile company.
All orders promptly filled as usual.
Campbell Commercial Co.
Mr. and Mrs. James Milton Flacll
with John Berdfeld, from Duquoin,
ILL.,, came to Logan few days ago.
They are the guests Of Mr.. j. j. Flack
of this city. Jas. NJ Flack has gone
to Boise to see his brother, j. A. Flack.
Two hundred fifty thousand dollars
to loan in amounts to suit on i'm prov.
ed farms in Cache Valley, with favor.
able options and no commission. APP.
ply Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation,
Logan, Utah. Tithing ofiice'corner.
| Mrs. Westlake, who has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Katherine Smith,
OF the New Jersey Academy, left yes
terday morning for California. After
visit there she will return to her
home in Florida. The snow that fell
on the mountain tops few days ago
is the first that Mrs. Westlake has
seen IN seventeen years.
Prof. Il. ID. Ball, entomologist OF
the Agricultural College, has returned
from summers trip in Sewer county.
He reports that 500 acres of land In
Sewer under sugar beet cultivation
will average eighteen tons to the acre,
while 200 acres will average about If
teen tons to the acre. Last year the
average yield was about two tons.
rhe Logan sugar factory will start
about the 25th. The beet crop gener-
ally is the best ever raised in the valley.
Upon investigation 1t is found that the
excessive rains have not damaged the
crop except where the land is very wet,
and there the loss is not extraordinary.
The new tracks at Smithfield, Hyde
Park and Whitney are being vigorously
pushed to completion.
The Idaho State and Savings Bank
at Preston, Incorporated, was formally
opened for business on Monday the
nth, with the following officers: Geo.
G. Parkinson. president; Thomas
Smart, vice.president: J. N. Larsen,
cashier; and as directors, Anthem II.
Lund, Hugh S. Geddes, Ezra G, Foss,
John Gooch, S. @ Parkinson, Adelbert
Henderson, Allen r. Cutler, Thomas
Smart and George O. Parkinson. The
company Is capitalized at $4,000, the
stock being fully paid up and held by
local people. Their handsome new
building on the corner OF Oneida and
State streets is the most imposing
business structure in Preston, being
three stories high and built of red
pressed brick, with white cut stone
trimmings. IL was built by Geddes 81
Jensen, contractors, John Nuifer,
architect, The furniture and fixtures
in the banking room are OF the mis-.
sion style and finish and Of hardwood
throughout. II. f. Crockett, assis,
tant cashier OF the First National
Bank, OF Logan, Is assisting Cashier
| Larsen in opening up the books.