The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-25
CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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| Cheap Money-6 and 8 per cent on
farms. J.,Z Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. West have moved
from Silver City, Utah, to Logan. .
Girls wanted to do finishing work at
Cache Knitting Works.
Mrs. Elizabeth Molen, formerly Of
Hyrum, now living at Paris, Idaho, is
suffering badly from asthma.
Roller skating at the Auditorium
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon and evening.
The business Of the High Creek
Electric Light e. Power company has
incret sed so that another unit has
just been added TO their plant.
John Nebeker got his right hand
mixed up with the Bear Lake monster
a day or so ago and now goes about
with two yards of rag on that hand.
Mahonri Collins, one OF the pioneer
boys Of Logan who moved to Paris,
Idaho, in the sixties, Is here with his
wife visiting for few days with their
relatives.
The parties who have been stealing
hay from a certain place on South
Main had better call on the owner
and settle the bill, unless they desire
to figure in suit.
The Norwegian Missionary Society
will hold its semi.annual reunion
Saturday, october 5. In the Four.
teenth ward assembly rooms, Salt
Lake. An excellent program will be
rendered.
| May as well get an Avery beet pillow
first as last. You will get one sooner
or later anyhow. Experimenting with
other devices for digging beets is a
waste of time and money. Sidney
stevens Implement 20.
| Mr.. II. c. Monson and mother
were called to San Francisco Thurs.
day by the sudden death OF a daugh.
ter OF the latter. The lady, who is
married, was not i'll and the news OF
her death was terrible shock to these
close relatives here. Mr.. Monson Is
employed at the Logan sugar factory,
and his mother had been visiting him
here abou six weeks.
If you are not suited with
ladies' cloaks this season, it will
be because you do not call at
Eliason's.
A suit was filed in the district court
last Friday by the school board OF
Logan city against the Cache Valley
Bank for the payment Of check given
by George BaIratt for John Barratt.
Owing to the complex condition Of
affairs between Mr.. Barratt and the
school board, the bank does not feel
safe in the payment of the money un.
, til ruling Of the court is given. A
, notation was written across the check
good for forJy.eight hours" and the
I check was not presented for payment
until two weeks after the date
thereon.
The farmers living in Bear Lake
have suffered severe losses this season
THE opening from the lake to the out
, let has practically been filled with sea
weed, so that the water has backed uI
on the meadow lands adjacent to the
: lake to the depth Of two feet on an
! average, making 1t impossible to cut
; the hay. North OF the lake along the
, river bottoms, the water has over.
} flowed so that the grass is worthless
, Quite recently severe frost struck
the valley, killing the wheat, late po
tatoes and some OF the oats. In all
lthey have had severe losses
/ There is no little vigorous protest
, against freight conditions In this
) valley just at present. For months
the o. s. L. has been unable to handle
Cache valley freight satisfactorily, and
as soon as the beet season is fairly on
7 there is going to be very serious con,
dition OF affairs. Throughout the
past year or two beet raisers and mill
men have been promised loading
dumps and spurs but none of these
have materialized and there is com.
plant rather universal. Some of the
people OF the valley insist that there
should be definite and determined &C
tion calculated to insure relief.
5 While the Juvenile court was in SEES
: sion at the court house the Other
evening, Justice VIM. Brangham va
5 Gated his office just exactly two and
(. one-quarter minutes. In that space
3 OF time some light-fngered individual
Ii.