The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-03-02
CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest ABBOTT
People and Events.
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Miss Agnes Cassidy is in Salt Lake
for few da;s
Good dinners for farmers. Ire.
mont hotel, 25 cents
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher were
passengers to Salt Lake Thursday |
morning,
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on IL. II. A. Petersen e. Co.
! j. J. Facer, who was operated upC n
for appendicitis few days ago, is i'm !,
proving rapidly
Brigham Larsen and force OF men
will resume work on the Mineral Point
mining claim In few days.
Mrs. James Henderson, OF Oneida, |
returned TO her home last night after
a weeks stay with relatives here.
Emer Crockett returned from the
coast few days ago. Through spell
OF sickness he is considerably enact.
ated.
Hat sale $500 up. New
bold, cIOthier.
IL is stated that Bishop Charles G
Hyde Is securing large number OF
contracts for the raising OF sugar beets
during the coming season.
Mrs. Catherine Hubbard, OF the First
ward, is very sick, Her daughter,
Mrs Thomas of Malad is expected TO
arrive today TO care for her
\ Born to Mrs. Elsie Sullivan, at New
Windsor, Col, fine daughter, The
cherub came on Monday and the
grandparents here, Mr.. and Mrs r
A. Lafount, are quite elated.
Mrs. Joseph Howell and Mrs Lewis
Il. Cannon were passengers TO Salt
Lake yesterday morning. Mrs. Can.
non has been in the city since the
funeral of her brothers child, about
two weeks ago.
Our great sale on cloth
ing still continues. New
bold, clOthier.
The regular Benson Stake priest
hood meeting will be held at Lewis
ton, Saturday, March 2, at II a m.
All are urged to be present. Alma
Merrill, B. A. Hendricks, William
Waddoups, Stake presidency.
Mrs. Annie Tarbet Buxton died at
her home at Cache in the Teton basin
last Monday. She was the daughter
OF Joseph Tarbet and was about 26
years OF age, and had been living In
the Teton country about eight or ten
years.
A tissue builder, RECONSTRUCTION,
builds up waste force. makes strong
nerves and muscle. You will realize
after taking HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea what wonderful benefit 1t
will be to you. IS cents, Tea or Tab.
lets. Cy f. Napier.
Morgan Blair, son Of Jed NJ. Blair OF
this city. left on Thursday morning
Tor Bingham, where he will work I'M
der Joel Kicks In the d. and r. G.
Offices at that place. Joseph Baliff Is
also working at Bingham managing
mercantile establishment.
Herman Danielson, OF Lewiston,
spent Wednesday In Logan. He is
just now recovering from very severe
spell of typhoid. There is some talk
Of him becoming connected with his
brother, w. G. Danielson, In the pillow
factory to be established at Independ.
ence Mo.
We still sell flowers and
make funeral designs. The
Flower Store.
Alma l.. Jensen, of Charleston, was
In Logan Wednesday. In his opinion
the outlook for good crops in 1897
could not be better. Mt Jensen Is a
booster for the country covered by the
Oneida ditch and Is confident that
that section will yet be a winner,
The Oneida ditch is forty.hve miles in
length, covers $4,000 acres and has five
superior reservoirs.
Job Plngree, head field manager for
the Amalgamated Sugar company,
came to Logan from I,agFande, Ore,
on Wednesday night, and spent Thurs
day In this valley. He is Of the opln-
ion that restrictions win have to be
placed on acreage for sugar beets,
from the fact that the company has
not The capacity to handle the pros
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