The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15

Andrew Thurman, of Providence,
came to town yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Jones, of Dayton, was
operated upon last Sunday for appen-
+. j. Marshall is back in the Journal |
Office after ten days outing in the
canyon.
T. L. Daniels, city electrician, went
to Preston Sunday and installed
sub-station.
The children of f. @. Bacon, of the
Ouray Herald, are here visiting their
uncle, f. p. Bacon.
Oil stove for sale by Mrs. J. A.
Hendrickson. win cook bread and all
the necessaries at home.
Charles Lloyd has just returned from
his ranch at Bancroft, from which he
threshcd $500 bushels OF wheat this
year.
c. c. Johnson, proprietor Of the
Novelty Theatre, is remodeling the
building into large store which will
be for rent
Festivities will be given at Jolinson's
grove today by the Amalgamated
Sugar Company for all present EN-.
ployes and former ones who have been
honorably released
Congressman Howell, with his son,
william, and brother Reese Howell,
Of Ogden, and their families are rust-
eating on the shores OF Bear Lake
pear Fish Haven.
During the past two months Ever
ton & Sons have been remodeling
their establishment. They now have
spacious apartments where their
large stock OF hardware Is displayed
to good advantage.
James Meikle, county water COM
missioner, states that in view Of the
fact that some OF the grist mills in the
city are not receiving their full quota
of water, a little economy should be
observed In this city In the constant
use of sprinklers and the extravaganza
use Of water in irrigatlng. He sug-
gests that In the interest OF all con-
cerned district watermasters should
see that no water goes TO waste at this
time.
The Hyrum-Wellsville water diff
Guilty Is TO come before the court
again. Attorneys w. IL. King and j,
Z. Walters, acting for the Hyrum lr'
rigation Co., have filed complaint
against the Wellsville Irrigation anC
Canal Co., the tirsU move in an eifor
10 yet what Is claimed TO be the first
named company's rightful proportion
of Tile water Of the South Fork o
Little Bear River. There are not les
than fifteen pages of allegations mao,
, by the plaintiffs.
The Utah Marble Co will erect wv
pubic drinking fountains for the city
: They will be OF uupretentious design
about three feet high and will b
located at the corner of Main am
First North, and Center and Man
streets. The company will make ID
good display Of their product as pos
sible, considering the size OF the foun
l tains. The need of these public drink
I ing places is very apparent, Of course
q and without doubt will be highly az
e preciated.
Herman Johnson, the only and oril
9 inal, entertained members Of TN
r Student Life" STAFF last Sunday 81,
o ing them royal dinner Of chicken an
r speckled catfish (?). Student LII
!. cartooned johnson last winter and n
: has been an ardent admirer OF Tn
{ whole bunch ever since. Those in Tn
e party were p. G. Petersen, Orvi
r Adams, Dave Farrell, John futile,
y Shaetfer and John Stevens. The boy
say That Johnson's dope is 1.-THE bes
ever"
e Andrew Hyer and Samuel Wiser, {
s Lewiston, have recently purchased
e j. /. Case steel thresher, with win
IS blower, automatic weigher and stacl
). er, self-feeder, two steel water tank
and a tifteen-horse power engine.
= is hard TO conceive OF q more complet
+. piece of mechanism for threshing OF
, grain than this appears 10 be. III
), gentlemen paid $500 cash for ii
q outfit and II will be operated In Levi
ton and Cannon. The @. W. q NJ. G
n Is enjoying most excellent trade Tn
, year In the thresher line.
d 1t Is not an exaggeration TO say thi
g. ninety per cent Of the people OF tn
'e city and county do not realize VIII;
m Logan is doing in the way OF home i
r. a,et.y A p;sif m rho Jamaican NJ (