The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-05

Nevada. No particulars were given
10 telegram to that paper.
N. w. Anderson, formerly a dealer
10 cattle in Cache county, has been In
Goldtield the past few years to his
great advantage The gentleman
came to Logan Monday night to re-
main day or two.
You can't tell wOmen's age after
she takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Her complexion Is fine. She is
round, plump, and handsome; in fact
she is young again. 35cents. Tea or
Tablets. Cy E. Napier.
Grover. san Of S. J. Rich, OF Black.
foot, Idaho, who has been on a mis-.
sion 10 Scotland the past two wears,
starts home on June 10th. Upon his
return ne will Wait Washington, d C.
and the jamestown Exposition.
John Stevens, Of the A. c.. and Miss
Rose Sorenson will be married tomor.
row morning at s o'clock and will take
the s:15 train for Salt Lake City where
they will spend few DAYS Both are
we'll known and have many friends 10
younger society circles,
The many friends OF George II.
Baugh will be glad to learn that he is
now perm anently appointed as a
freight conductor on the Cache Valley
branch. Mr.. Baugh has served the
railroad company faithfully for years
as a brakeman and his promotion
comes as a reward OF merit.
J. Il. Edwards and Prof Wm. Peter.
son returned last Saturday from their
visit to the Oneida and Copper Zone
mining properties near Lucien. 1t is
said that Prof. Peterson Is very favor.
ably impressed with the mining dis.
trict and will return again in few
days
Fred Turner, Albert Cole, John and
Arthur Farnes, returned home last
Sunday from the Little Lost River
country, where theyN went to inspect
some mining claims about which some.
thing may be published in future
issues M. H. Farnes. who was also
In the company, went to Rexburg.
p. G. Felstead, who left Logan
about fifteen years ago, is now manag.
er OF the Daisy Black mine in Little
Lost River valley. He and five others
formerly owned the property, which
was sold for $4,000, and upon the
transfer Of the property ne was re.
tained to take charge OF the company's
interests.
George Knowles, son OF Commission
er Knowles, who has been away from
Logan. for three years, is now connect,
ed with surveying and engineering
company at Pocatello, and at present
is working on the Lost river reservoir
about fifty miles west OF Pocatcllo
He expects to be in Logan on the
tenth to attend the Knowles family
reunion.
The 4.act comedy drama, 9Th,
Bankers Child" will be presented fol
one night only at the Thatcher opera
house, Friday, June It'll. Manage
Harry Shannon promises one of TIT
best productions Of the season, and
judging from the fiattering press re
ports at hand, every promise will bt
fulfilled. The staging OF the play il
sumptuous. Tons of special scener!
and electrical effects are carried
During the action OF the play mum
Der OF singing and dancing specialize
will be introduced,
The free concert given at the Pa
vilion by the Thatcher orchestra Sat
furday evening was listened TO by per
haps five hundred people in the build
ing, on the walks and in carriages
The orchestra played for an hour anS
each number was thing OF rea
beauty heartily enjoyed. The "Ros
ary," with Joe Smith, cornetist, carry
ing the air, was a gem, and duet b.
Mrs. l.. Il. Linnartz, violinist and II
Farr, picolo, was another, There wa.
hearty applause throughout the con
cert and tnat IL was truly enjoyed was
unmistakabe. Next Saturday eve
ming at s o'clock, sharp, the orchestrf
will give another concert to which The
public is invited at no cost to them
selves. Quite recently the Pavilion
has been renovated, painted, res
rooms provided, and as whole II pre-
sents a more charming appearance