The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-16
CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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Men wanted-Lewiston Sugar Fac
tory.
Merrill Nibley, of Salt Lake, spent
Sunday In Logan
We sell the Earth and Loan monev
on IL. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Wanted.-Bass and snare drums.
Must be in good condition and cheap.
Geo. II. Thomas, Logan, Utah.
Mrs. Andrew Paulsen, Of Richtield,
recently spent week with her sister,
Mrs. Hans G. Jensen, of this city
We have no competition in
Ladies Shoes, Campbell's De.
pendable kind.
r. NJ. Hutchinson has been running
the franklin grist mills since his
leaving Thatcher Bros. Milling Co,
and is still there.
Wanted-First.class boarding ac-
commodations in private family or
two comfortable rooms furnished or
unfurnished. Phone l47Z
r. w. Sloan, of Salt Lake, came to
Logan Saturday evening to see his son
George, who has been Ill with inflam-
matory rheumatism the past month.
Miss Blanche Cain and Miss leila
Smart leave today for Columbia COL
lege, New York City. The former
will take Domestic Science, the latter,
English.
Z. Boys Royal Brand Suits and
Coats for school wear. Let us
clothe your boys. Campbell &
Sons Go.
A. f. Saxer. formerly druggist at
Ritter Bros, Preston, has moved his
family here and Is working for the
same firm in this city. Thomas Boyle
succeeds Mr.. Saxer at Preston.
A Sunday school review held In the
Seventh ward Sunday evening was
very interesting the children render.
ing some very enjoyable musical
numbers. There was fair attend.
ance.
Contrary toa statement in The
Journal recently, George Lindquist
has not received a call from Box B.,
and does not expect to leave on mis-
sion. Mr. Lindquist can not but won.
der where The Journal secured its in.
formation.
Louis Jalnison and Edward Bowles,
of Lewiston, passed through Logan
Monday enroute to the Jamestown
exposition. While east they will
visit their former homes In West
Virginia. The gentlemen were &C.
companied by their wives.
David Kimball, of NJ eadowville, left
there Monday morning at o'clock,
reaching Logan at 2, O'Clock, coming
through the right hand fork of Logan
canyon. He says the road Is good
and that the spring wheat In that
locality has been killed by the frost
The wintar wheat is OK
. An early attraction at the Thatcher
opera house will be Paul Armstrong;
I great American comedy, "The Heir t
the Hoorah," one OF New York's re
cent and most pronounced successes
Following the rule Of the Kirke Ii
Shelle management, the company ant
production will be most efficient, TIT
cast including many well.knowr
names.
r. Z. Benedict, chief inspector oil
the Forest Reserves Of Utah, Wyom
ing, Arizona, and southern Idaho, wa
in Logan Monday. He is we'll pleased
with the condition OF our local reserve
on which four camp houses have beer
built this season, and 1862 miles O
surveys made. Posts are placed a
every One.fourth mile and there ye
remains 149 miles to be surveyed, will
posts set as above stated.
III Foreign postage rates for first elias
mail has been more than cut in two
The rate now Is cents for the frs
ounce and cents for each additions
ounce as against the old rate of cent
half ounce straight. The new rate
which went into effect October /
comes from the recent agreement o
the International Postal Union Il
cut the rates on mail Of this kind Il
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