The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-18
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For Sale-New furniture and house
hold goods at As f. Second South VIC
Cheap Money! and s per cent on
farms. j. u. Stewart.
Robert Murdoch Is out and around
after about a ten days siege OF stom.
ach and bowel trouble.
Mrs. Claudius Fullmer, Of Teton
Basin, is in Logan on visit to her
mother, Mrs. Samuel Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Jenkins are
rejoicing over the safe arrival OF a
baby girl Saturday morning,
w. II. Homer went to Ogden yes
terday to receive a consignment OF i'm.
ported French stations from Nc
Laughlin Brothers of Kansas City.
Miss Edna Hess, formerly stenog-
raphe- for the c. w. & NJ. Co. OF L0.
gan, Is now engaged with Boyd &
Park, Of Salt Lake.
T. N. Rollins, foreman of the bridge
work on the o S. l. has q lay.off for
two weeks, which he Is spending wit h
his relatives In Logan.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis, OF Salt Lake,
who had been in Logan a week visit.
Ing relatives, returned Monday morn.
ing.
Nicholson & Tillosten are prepared
to do all kinds OF scavenger work.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Leave Or
ders at Emil Nelson's blacksmith
shop. Ind. phone, 322D.
w. L. McNiel and wife came from
Star Valley about one week ago and
returned yesterday. Mr.. McNiel re.
Gently sold two hundred head OF
beeves In the Ogden market.
w. H. THAN went to Salt Lake
Monday to attend special meeting Of
the State Land Board, which Is con.
templating constructing a large res
ervoir at a cost OF $l5O,OOO
Mrs. w. S. Wright, who with her
husband moved to their former home
In Alabama for the lady's health, does
not improve The ravages of con.
sumption are telling upon her and a
recent letter from her husband speaks
very discouragingly Of her condition.
Prof c. Larsen. who for year has
been at the head of the A. G. depart
ment Of animal husbandry, left Logan
Monday morning for BrookiDss, S. D.,
to accept position In the State Agri.
cultural School. Prof. Larsen's stay
here has been very pleasant but he
was offered more money at the Dakota
Institution.
II. G. Hayball and William Watson
went down to the river the other day
to catch fish, but when within block
Of the desired place were themselves
caught. The Hayball automobile
struck a bog and went out Of sight.
BY hard climbing the Two occupants
kept their heads above the mud, and
In the course Of five hours hard work
rescued their "vehihicle." BY this
time their arms and backs were so sore
they couldn't have landed a six.inch
minnow, so they turned round and
came home, using the telephone wires
as roadway across the bog
George Langton, son OF S. A. Lang.
ton, is now In the employ OF the
Cooper wagon people. The general
agent Of the company was In Logan
last week, took George to Murray for
a tryout and engaged him on the spot
at figure not usually the portion of
men just starting on the road. George
will cover Utah and Idaho during
sixty days and will then probably &c
to the east. In the Coop Wagon &
Machine Co., OF which his father Is
manager, the young man has had
| SOOo eioihiuSs oiu Iiiio WIN ihS nav
ural adaptability places him easily
In the line OF opportunity an advance.
ment.
There is u teachers famihe in Utah.
Every county is clamoring for assist.
ance in the efforts being made to teach
the young idea how to shoot. The de-
mand for available material OF this
character greatly exceeds the supply
and 1t is feared that in some districts
school will have to close unless more
teachers are found. A, G. Nelson,
state superintendent OF public instruc-
tion, has been the recipient OF many
requests for teachers, They have
come from all over the state. In
Davis county. for instance, County SUI
perintendent r. NJ. Whitesides writes
that he can use ten teachers at Lay
ton and Kaysville. B. NJ. Boyden,
super intendent of Summit county,
also wants ten teachers for the vicinity
of COalville. j. w. Smith, SupeTin-