The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-28
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4 10 10 Jofn ii. Anders0n's for barb
wire.
Joseph Pond, one Of the stake Presi.
dency in Gentle Valley, was In Logan
Monday.
Misses Rose Liljenquist and Birdie
Savage, OF Hyrum, we're visitors to
Logan Monday.
Mrs. Hanson, OF Preston, who closed
her hotel owing to III health, will re-
open the place Sept. lst.
Practically no lucerne seed will be
tnreshed in Benson this year, the
crop having been destroyed by hop
pers.
George Lamb and wife returned
from Canada last Thursday. Mr..
Lamb thinks Alberta has great fu.
ture before 1t.
Bishop Martin Rigby was loading
wheat at Plants spur on Monday, for
which he paid sixty.two cents per
bushel loose.
T.. G. Miller, former manager of the
G. W. & M. Co., has been under quar-
intine for some time past at his home
In Murray, his children having scarlet
fever.
], Mrs. N. r. Moore is at home from q
two weeks stay at Soda Springs and
Chesterfield. Miss Grace West, daugh.
ter Of Charles West, returned with
her.
/. Mrs. Jos. Davidson went to Salt
Lake Sunday on visit. Joe got on
the train with her at the Logan sta.
ton and expected to get of, but the
train pulled out in hurry and MIR.
Davidson spent Sunday at Cache juno
tion.
When passing through Smithfield,
lovers Of wild animals should not fail
to see the exhibit at ]. G. Barnett's.
He has one Of the best collections Of
wild animals west OF the Missouri
river, over one hundred alive or
mounted. Mr.. Barnett takes great
, delight in showing his pets.
T. ]. Marshall and family are down
from q two weeks stay In Logan can.
yon. Marshall says that there is
great fishing near Card canyon after
one "gets onto" the holes In which
the fish are, then learns what particu.
lar delicacy they prefer and at what
hour Of the day they are pleased to
have their meals. 1t takes the aver
age nature-fakir about three days to
, get next.
N. G. Wright, of Paradise, was in
Logan yesterday, and while here sold
his residence property. He has de-
cided to stay on his ranch and take
care Of the nine-pound girl that
, came to his home the other day. just
az present, however, Mr. Wright looks
q like he needs some one to take care OF
, him, the left side Of his face and head
being in a rather bad condition, the
result OF a fall from a horse few days
/. ago.
> A fine eight and half pound son
, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Cal
pin, Of Smithfield, on Sunday. Mr..
Calpin is the druggist at Smithfeld,
and friends near his place of business
, affirm that during the hours before
] noon on Monday he made no less than
. seven trips to see the newly-born. 1t
is predicted that Mr.. Calpin will have
the newcomer rolling pills In less than
year.
There has been considerable talk in
: dulged In about so many diphtheria
} cases In Rexburg. The Standard wishes
. to inform It's readers that at the pres
I ent time there is only one case within
. the city limits and that case will be
r cleaned up and out OF quarantine In a
! few days. The case referred to IS at
. James A. Langton's residence, His
little girl has the dread disease, but is
now on the road to recovery. REX
burg Standard
\ Special sale on mems, ladies' and
! children's shoes, at j. II. Anderson's.
, For those who have not yet viewed
/ the comet now in the northeastern
, heavens, THE REPUBLICAN will state
{ that it will be at its brightest Tues
r day night, Sept 3rd, being then but
e 1000, 900 miles away from the earth:
Comets visible to the naked eye do
not come around frequently and
though one must be up between a.
| m. and daylight in order to see this