The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-30

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Miss Lizzie Reader returned TO her
home at Ogden yesterday morning al.
ter ten days visit with Mrs. Julius
Jacobsen
Wanted Board and room, with use
OF piano II possible, and within one
block OF business portion OF city. &C"
Harris Music company.
Thomas and John Thorpe are work.
ing on the Richmond tabernacle, hav.
Ing the plastering contract. They
say that the large room will be finish.
ed in about three weeks.
Next Wednesday being the Fourth,
the Logan city council will not hold
its regular meeting deferring the same
until Thursday night, the 5th. Those
having matters to present to the coun.
Gil should take note Of this fact.
Miss Johanna Moen, teacher 10 do.
nestle arts at the b. Y. c., left for
Salt Lake yesterday morning, where
she will remain until the college opens
In the fall. The lady has been retain
ed with an increased salary in the
above position.
Mrs. t. d. Roberts has moved some
Of the firm immense stock into the
building across the alley which was
remodeled year or two ago for the
Union Knitting Mills Company. This
gives opportunity for display that is
truly attractive.
j. l., Payne was over from Trenton
Thursday. He brought sample OF
dry farm wheat that was fully five
feet high,growing in fifty acre patch.
He says the crops will be immense.
Briggs 4 Peterson commence business
in the new store next week.
Chris Johnson, Of Bancroft, who has
been In Logan the past week, return.
ed home on Thursday. Bancroft Is
forging to the front, a creamery being
supported by the tributary country,
which also supports five mercantile
establishments in the little town.
j. r. Edwards's little girl, whose
arm was badly chewed by either their
own or the Napier dog as the two
were lighting last Saturday, Is i'm
proving very nicely, and unless some
unforeseen complication arises the lit
tie girl will be all right again before
long.
Prof. Geo. ii. Thomas had about
100 children yesterday afternoon
practicing for chorus to be rendered
on the Fourth. 1t is desired to have
at least five hundred out TODAY.
Parents will please send their child.
rem TO the tabernacle today at 2 o'clock
that they may take part In celebrat-
ing the National holiday.
+. b. Woolley, OF this city, recently
came from southern Idaho, and saws
every thing in an agricultural way is
booming. The water In the canal of
the Oneida County Irrigation com.
pany Is now being used on Poverty
Flat, irrigating !ucerne and grain, and
1t will be at Clifton In time to water
the second crop OF alfalfa. Within
ten days the townsite at Dayton will
be layed out and opened for settle
ment.
The Utah weather bureaus report
for May SHOW that In Logan 81 inches
OF rain fall during the month, this
city getting more rain than any other
section with the single exception OF
Ogden, where II rained 5.63 inches.
Compared with past years, the aver.
age rainfall In Utah during May 1906,
was greater than in any May as far
back as 1892, with the single exception
of May, 1898, when an average Of 3.O2
inches fell. This year the total aver.
age May rainfall ran up to los, or
practically two inches. The average
is obtained by adding reports from
various stations and dividing by num-
bcrs reporting.
The best place for Lad
les fine shoes, Gents
furnishings, gloves, and
fine shoes is at Andreas
PetersOn's.
N. w. Kimball and A. L. Cranney
spent Tuesday at their Mineral Point
mining claims, bringing back with
them some samples of ore. Both
gentleman are enthusiastic over the
property, but not more so than Newton
Farr, OF Ogden, the mining expert
who recently investigated the proper.
ty. That gentleman says that the
Mineral Point prospect gives every
evidence Of wonderful possibilities. He
is confident that beneath the great
cap OF iron which crowns the noun.
tain will be found great bodies of con-