The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-09-01

! u " nelson, OF Rlverdale, was q
south'bound passenger yesterday
| Mrs, John Montrose gave birth to
baby girl about one week ago.
Attend Edison and Victor opening
at Thatcher Music Co.'S today.
j. M. Blair is out again after quite
a siege of typhoid, fact his friends
generally Will be glad to note.
Music all day at Thatcher Music
Co. S today, 1000 records just received.
Grand opening.
Monday is a legal holiday and all
banks and stores will be closed The
public should note the fact.
Fred Wansgard, assistant instructo
In Mechanic Arts at the A. C. has re-
turned to Logan to resume his work
at the opening of the college.
After Tuesday, September 4th, DR..
|. 5. Smith the dentist, will be locat-
ed In the new Carbon. Ballard build.
ing, north OF the Eagle Hotel.
The Cache Valley Condensed MIX
factory has manufactured and shipped
over ll,000 cases OF their product in
the last six months. They have an
extensive trade in the inter.mountain
region.
An item missed last issue was that
OF the death of small childbf j. w.
Linford, of the Brigham Young Col
lege carpentry department. The child
dieo Of cholera infantum Sunday even.
ing and was buried Monday afternoon
Estus Hammond, of Millvile, came
down from his dry farm near Weston
Thursday. He says that his headed
wheat was properly stacked and that
the rain from the recent storm had
penetrated not over one foot, but the
grain on top had sprouted. He thinks
there will yet be an abundance of good
grain on the Cache Valley market.
Dorothy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
SEVERN Jeppson, entertained Thurs
day In honor Of the fifth anniversary
OF her birthday. Her playmates and
companions generally were her guests.
Games and amusements usual at such
gatherings were INDUCED in and the
pleasures ended with a bounteous
lunch on the lawn.
Ezra Williams, the commercial man,
has been rusticating in Logan canyon
for a few days. He is an ardent fish.
erman, and has a hatchery of his
own. At his 1900 acre ranch thirty
five miles northeast OF st Anthony he
has tifty.tive acre fish pond, and
spawned one and quarter million fish
this year.
The Mrs. 7. d. Roberts firm has
moved its extensive stock into the
Dewett building, and the old building
is to be remodelled The floor will be
lowered and such other improvements
made as will add to the convenience
OF the place. The old stand will then
be re-occupied by the firm, and the
Dewett building leased.
f. D. Miles, one of the energetic
spirits from Paradise, was in Logan the
other day and at that time took op-
portunity TO impress upon the writer
that the present State Land Board
has in not few instances shown
great kindness to prospectors. Mr..
Miles says that former Boards have
not been OF assistance to this class Of.
people, and In his own case he has rea-
son to appreciate the new Boards Mr..
Miles, though rs years of age, is strong
and very active. He is interested par.
ticularly in the mining developments
and hopes To see the southern section
OF the county a growing mining
camp before any great while.
IL comes from the canyon that the
boat at the city power plant figured in
an exciting event the other night, an
event in which certain local fishermen
got ducking. The boat is a pretty
fair old tub but not sufficiently sea.
worthy to stand the strain of boxing
match, yet three Loganites after fish
ing in the deep water and catching a
goodly NUMBER Of nice fish, decided
that an imitation OF the Cans. Nelson
tistic bout was needed TO complete the
evenings pleasure. Despite warnings
there was big scuille in the boat
and the tub turned over and sank. In
as the occupants were dumped
out where the water is but little less
than mile deep, there was wild
scramble for clumps OF willows near.
The boys lost nearly all their fish and
bait" that was in the tub, and got
so wet that they haven't hardly dried
out yet. From all reports the affair
beat any vaudeville stunt ever pre-.
Sented