The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-07

B. F. Ritter manager OF the Ritter
Bros. Drug Co, went to Montpelier
yesterday.
Sarah Jane Gard left for Magrath,
Alberta, yesterday to visit ner son and
daughter.
Mrs. Maurice RoseL baum, wife OF
the railroad agent at Mendon, was in
the city yesterday.
j, u. Stewart started yesterday for
Darlington the Lost River country,
to attend to real estate business.
Mrs. j. N. Christensen, Of the Sixth
ward, will move to Hayden, Idaho, in
the near future, to remain there per.
manently with her two sons, who are
conducting blacksmith shop in that
place.
Taken as directed. 1t becomes the
greatest curative agent for the relief
Of suffering humanity ever devised.
Such is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy f.
Napier.
Some few issues ago IL was state d
that Marvin Baker was serving time
in the Brigham City Jail for cutting
up a fence belonging to Jesse n.
Smith The young man remained in
jail one night only; paying the fine OF
$50, he was released
K. r. Nielsen, deputy assessor, was
appointed and confirmed by the coun-
ty commiss toner's on Thursday as dep.
uty treasurer. Mr.. Nielsen will hold
both positions until January lst, 1907.
The appointment was made to ill the
position formerly held by Joel Kicks.
The relatives Of Roy Merrill still
have hopes Of the young mans recov.
cry, although from The waist down he
Is paralyzed 1t will be remembered
that his spine was badly crushed in a
fall from an electric light pole above
Franklin several days ago
Thirty-eight years ago last Monday,
the Hayball family arrived in Logan.
During the night following their ar
rival there was an eighteen inch fall
of snow. This family like many
Others, was comparatively poor then,
but by energy and frugality all the
members of the family are now in we'll
TODD circumstances.
Jacob Moroni Secrist, brother of
Hyrum Secrist, of this city, died very
suddenly at Garland Tuesday morning
at 3 O'Clock following an illness Of less
than two days. During the recent
windstorm which did so much damage
at Pennington, Mr.. Secrist's home
town, heavy board blown from a
barn struck him in the face, injuring
him severely, but not seriously, as it
was thought. A few days ago, Mr..
Secrist came up to Garland to see his
son, who was Ill, and while there was
taken i'll and died as stated above, the
physicians attributing his death to
the injury received at Pennington.
Mr.. Secrist had been bishop at Farm
ington number Of years, was about
81 years Of age and leaves large family
The remains will be taken to Farm.
ington for burial.
The republicans were completely
successful in one election yesterday, at
least. AT the Parry school in Logan
the pupils engaged in a mock election,
the democrats naming Thomas Machin
| for uperintendent OF Schools and
Florence McCulloch for Mayor OF Lo.
gan city; the republicans naming
Joseph Schwanevelt and Alonzo Smith
for these positions. The candidates
were named regularly, the democratic
speakers being Thomas Machin, Flor
ence McCullock, Willie MAR and An
ME Christensen. Those who spoke
for the republican candidates were
Jos. Schwanevelt, Uady Peterson, EN-
ma Burris and Leroy Justesen. The
contest created no little intesest and
each speaker was warmly applauded.
When the final vote was taken IL was
found that the republican candidates
were elected by majority OF "a, the
total vote being "a.
We have the best assorted stock OF
monuments and tombstones ever ex-
hibited north Of Salt Lake. Twenty
per cent discount on all sales made
within sixty days. Cache Valley Mar
BILE Works. tt
Lucian Farr's recent trip through
Nevada convinced him that various
properties in the BlackhorGe district
will yet prove Of great value, though
at the present time the showing is not
all that has been heralded. In the
Whitehorse district the particular