The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-22

II. ]. Silverthorn, of Ogden, is
Logan visitor.
For Sale--A twelve foot counter,
cheap. Suitable for a grocery store.
S. Haistone.
Leroy Carbon is in the Rexburg
country taking short vacation.
Chicken dinner served every Sunday
from 1l;30 am. to pm. at twenty
five &c nts. EAGLE CAFE.
b. f. Bair, OF Ogden, has been visit.
ing his relatives In Richmond during
the past week.
Parties having wheat west and
north OF Logan desiring II cut with
binder, apply to B. f. Simonsen, Bell
phone l43y.
The Alberta Star says that Mrs.
David Rawins and Mrs. S. NJ. Woolf
recently gave birth to girl babies
For Sale-A good stock of drugs.
with the good will OF the business.
Splendid opportunity for a good drug.
gist Inquire 9. l.. Anderson, Hyrum
Abraham Jorgensen went north
yesterday morning to assist his broth
err, Isaac, who is remodeling the Cub
river grist mills.
Prof. George ii. Thomas, leader of
the Logan band, returned Saturday
morning from weeks trip in the
Marysville country. He says the
scenery along the o. S. L branch is
magnificent.
Old maids would be scarce and hard
to find.
Could they be made to see.
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by Cy. f. Napier.
Yesterday the County Commission
ers appointed Joseph G. Knowles, I.C.
Thoreson, ID, NJ. Campbell and John
A. McAlister as delegates to the Irri-
cation Congress to be held at Boise
September 3rd to Sth.
The Misses Wilson entertained a
lumber Of friends Monday evening at
a pink tea" The hostesses and
guests wore Japanese costumes. A
delicious lunch was served and the
evening was spent playing games.
The monthly officers meeting of the
Y. L. M. |. A. will be held next Sun
day, August 20, at'2 pm. in the base
ment Of the tabernacle. Every Of
ficer of Cache Stake is expected to an
swer TO roll call at that time. Mary
l.. Hendrickson, Martha w. Carlisle,
Maggie G. Smith, presidency.
G. u. Harris, manager, and George
Lockhart, head salesman, of the Rich.
mond Condensed MIX factory, came
to Logan Tuesday. Mr.. Harris says
that the business of the big concern is
gradually increasing. Recently trial
order Of 100 cases Of condensed milk
was shipped to Honolulu, and the
prospects for opening an extensive
trade in the Orient is very good.
A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles, then worries because she
Rocky Mountain Tea she would have
neither. Bright, smiling face follows
its use. 35 cents, Tee or Tablets
Sold by Cy. E. Napier.
Bishop Frank p. Cranney, of Smoot,
Star Valley, came to Logan Friday
night, He says that everything is
fiourishing in that locality. Quite re.
Gently good copper ore body has been
struck in the claim once owned and
worked by the late Joseph Morrell
Some expert miners are on The ground
and they think well of the prospect.
The precipitation from Sunday
night to twelve O'Clock noon Monoay
was one and a half inches. making
over twenty inches that has faller
this present year. The average rain
fall in Utah is about fifteen inches. sc
II seems that this year has been an ex
ceptional one in the frequency Of
storms. Opinions differ as to the re.
cent storms; some little hay may have
been damaged but from a broader
view. point the benefits derived are al
most incalcuable. The ranges will
become thoroughly soaked and stock
of all kinds are bound to thrive. A
storm like the recent one has seldom
been seen in this country during the
month of August, which leads TO the
belief that climatic conditions In this
country are changing somewhat
Asenath A, Adams, Utah's native
born actress, is to appear at the That
cher Opera House for two nights COM
menclng We'd Aug. 22nd, She is wei
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