The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03
Gives Promise Of Being
+, a Mine Shortly.
Many Other Short Items
of General Interest.

| The Dora Thornc performance drew
good crowd to the opera house Sat
urday night, and It's said the show
" as generally acceptable.
Charles NJ Harris and Il. j Ham
mer left for New York city on Satur-
day morning. They will remain for
three months and take advanced work
in music.
Principal Cathcart and 'Preceptress
Kath inc Smith. of the New Jersey
academy, went TO Salt Lake Monday
to attend the meeting of the State
| Teachers association.
About twenty-five members and
relatives of the Lowe family in Provi.
dence went to Ogden Monday morn
ing 10 attend reunion of the Lowe
family at the home of Or. f. c. Rich,
who married into the family,
You " i'll not find beauty in rouge
pot or complexion -whitewash. True
beauty comes to them only that take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea 1t
is wonderful tonic and bcautilier35c
tea or tablets Cy T.. Napier.
The annual meeting of the members
of the Cache Valley Farmers Associa-
tion will be held in the east basem en-
room of the Tabernacle on Saturday,
January 18th. This is an important
meeting and all members should be
present.
| Il Nash, THE REPUBLICANS cor
respondent in Franklin, and one Of
! the kiudicst, biggest gentle
men IN his country, spent Christmas
with his daughter. Mrs. Nellie Park
in~On. Wira Of Pres. w G.. Parkinson,
at llyrum. He returned to Franklin
SATURDAY.
Mr.. II. A. Willis proprietor of the
Woolf hotel, came in on Friday train
from his visit to Logan, Utah He
says that he had a good time while
away and is highly pleased with the
cleanliness and progressiveness of the
educational center of Utah. Mrs.
Willis is at present in Logan A her
Ia Star.
The operation for the removal OF a
cataract from Miss S. Il. DeGratf's
eye, performed by Dr. Snow at the L.
ID. S. hospital few days ago, is re-
ported as having been highly success
ful. Miss DeGraff and Miss Raymond
will probably return to Logan within
the next day or so.
J. |. McKahn, foreman OF the r. NJ.
B. Tel, Co at Wellsvlle, was in Lo.
gan on Saturday. He says that a
central Office will be opened in Wells
vile on the 10Th It's Misunderstood
that Offices will be opened at Hyrum
and Lewiston with complete system
of trunk lines connecting with Logan
and intermediate oints
James Nielsen, OF College, was in
Logan Saturday aud paid in advance
for The REPUBLICAN,. Mr.. Nielsen
is one Of the few men in this county
who pay down for everything they
buy 1t is his boast that he can and
does get his ten per cent for cash pay
ment, He says ne finds il pleasant
way to do business and decidedly
profitable one.
The Hyrum Union Creamery has
filed articles Of Incorporation. The
company will operate creamery at
Hyrum, with capital stock of SIS, 900,
divided into 81 shares, and succeeds to
the business and equipment of the
Anderson & Nielsen Creamery. A. NJ
Israelsen Is president, n. j. Nielsen
vice president, G. l.. Anderson, Alvin
Allen and II. G. Shaw completing the
board OF directors.
On Saturday, LA. Petersen Iecely-
ed from Chas. Shaw, who is at work
on the coal prospect owned by the two
in the Black Pine mountains, Cassia
county, Idaho, small samples OF the
material being found at present, Mr.,
Shaw says he is in sixteen feet, and
the material sent here is from that
depth, Though slate and shale repre-
sented n ost Of the showing, there
was satisfactory showing of black
diamonds, Mr.. Shaw also says that
an expert coal miner who mas been to
see the prospect made the statement
that the body of the coal deposit will be
struck by digging less than twenty feet
further In his opinion there is plenty
of coal IN the vicinity and he thinks the
prospect good one. Mr.. Petersen is
not blowing" any great sums OF