The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-21

Thomas Jolley, assessor OF Oneida |
passed through Logan Sunday |
to American Falls to the
assess property in that locality.
Dream you dwell in Marble Halls. |
then buy few flowers to adorn thos e
halls. Benz. Carlisle, Florist and
Scotsman. Both phones.
Edward Seligman, salesman at the
Hub, returned from San Francisco
Friday night, with 4 bran new wife.
THE REPUBLICAN Joins in best wishes.
Parties from Ogden who are in posi-
tion to know say that there are good
prospects for a smelter being built at
the Ogden hot springs this summer.
The Board of Governors of the
Cache Commercial Club meet tonight
to start things rolling for successful
work during the year. A full attend
ance of board members are desired.
Hans +. Otte severed his connec-
tion with the Ritter Brothers Drug
company on February the first. He is
now canvassing in the north for the
Cache Knitting Works.
Mrs George Lufkin returned Sun
dav night from Hood River, Oregon,
where she had been the past month
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Davenport.
Mrs. Davenport has been quite sick
but has now improved
At the tabernacle Sunday afternoon
Elders l.. +. Moench and F. A.
Mitchell occupied the time. The
gentleman discoursed on matters of
considerable interest, relating their
experiences In the mission field, and
bearing strong testimony to the truth
Of the gospel.
Hans c. Jensen, the grain and hay
dealer, is moving his stock from the
10. Foundry building, making room
for the Butte firm that will. occupy
the building on March lst. 1t is un.
derstooi that this new firm will con-
duct a milk and cream business, ant
shipments made to Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lamoreaux en-
tertained the tabernacle choir Friday
evening in the First ward rooms
Participants in the festivities, which
consisted of musical numbers, speeches
and such like, say that the event was
one of genuine pleasure. Refresh
ments were served, and The Republi
can can certify that the colored liquit
that came from great demijohn wa
the best ever
The water users Of Cache met Sat
, urday afternoon and decided first I
: install a new guagiDg station in Lie
e gon river and operate 1t themselve:
! and secondly TO have weirs placed !
v all the canals. IL is desired that thes
: weirs be in place by May lst. w. "
G Mclaughlin will superintend tn
s placing of these weirs. IL is the b'
e lief that these changes will assist !
d greatest measure the settlement
water difficulties and make the Stat
Engineers work fairly easy when /
comes to Cache TO sUraighten OF
matters generally.
H. X. Hansen, OF the Seventh ware
has recently built model fannir
mill that is wonder. The lit
" machine will clean the foulest OF grail
!. having sleeves that are interchangeab
so that the grain can be passed fro
one apartment TO the other as desire
v The mill can be changed from rigl
Y TO a left hand mill with but lit
y trouble, which proves convenient
x farmers using fan inside their gra
Y aries. The mill can be enlarged upC
y so that power can be attached and u
1, apparatus used for cleaning grain
& grist mills. Mr. Hansen has an inye
+ tion that is FIRST class IN every way %
" that Is a delight TO any practical ma