The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-31

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j. An 'erscu. vrrta, e tho
State Dental Society, Is ,peLhius Il
few day IN Logan
DR.. !. p. Stewart, located over til
First National Bank, Vii Uc abShl
from his Office for Two weeks
At the MillvllIc election for scln OF
trustees, which was held on Mpntla,
James p. Olsen received 81 votes t.,
Ernest Scottish
The game between the Preston ard
Smithtield ball teams on Saturday 10.
suited In a victory for the Idaho
bunch, TO 8. The Preston boys are
$3.50 ahead on the game, tina, berry
the purse played for.
G. f. Goodwin, who was unfortunate
in having one Of his eyes injured
while uncorking bottle, went to Salt
Lake City yesterday for a medical
examination. His many friends are
anxious for his welfare.
Congressman Howell, Louis Cannon,
Karl Badger, William and Joseph
Howell, left for the south end OF the
valley Thursday to inspect the Blue
Bell mining claim, which Is said by
experts to be a most excellent copper
prospect. The company expects to re.
turn In about ten days.
Ernest Nindlist, formerly Of Provi.
dence, working at Beaver canyon,
committed suicide by hanging him.
self. Disappointment In love was the
cause Of his rash act. Forty.five do.
lars was found upon his person with
short note requesting that the money
be used for his burial. He was buried
at Spencer, Idaho.
Mrs. Ferdinand jacobson, Of the
Sixth ward, returned from Ogden Sun.
day night, where she has been under
medical treatment for the past five
weeks. 1t may be stated to the credit
Of Mrs. Caroline Myers that she nursed
her aged mother while there, and paid
all bills which accrued through her
sickness. Mrs Jacobson Is much i'm
by the treatment.
Regardless OF the absence Of any
philanthropic motive In the Thatcher
orchestra free concerts each Saturday
evening, 1t can not be gainsaid that
they are we'll worth while-such con.
certs as the public gives up 1t good
money for many times. The orchestra
is unquestiorably one Of the very best
in the state, and in the hours free
concert they give a program that is
highly ENJOYABLE. Quite goodly
number Of the city people 60 up to
hear these concerts, and many more
could 20 without damage to them.
selves or anyone else. The concert is
supertine, free, and II any care to hear
it, though they prefer to dance else.
where, the privilege is theirs.
B. G. Carroll, the Logan mar In the
Brigham City Jail on a charge OF as.
sault with deadly weapon, has beer
released on 81 200 bail. Argo, the man
he cut up In the fracas at Garland q
couple Of weeks ago, is out and around
and will be O.. X. Carroll Is rather
bunged up, himself, the boy who beat
him over the head with a pitchforl
having got In some pretty stiff ticks
The statement Is made that Carol
was not the aggressor In the cuttin1
ARRAY, he having been kicked ant
abused by Argo while he was lying ir
drunken stupor.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Koop. of Sar
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ander
son, OF Salt Lake City, and Mr.. Henri!
Heath, Of the capital city, are in Lo
, gan visiting Mrs. NJ. Z. Hanks ant
family. These people have been on
tour OF southern Idaho and are her
for several days, Mrs. Hanks being
relative. Mr.. Heath is one of tn
pioneers Of the state, being the parti
, cular individual who drove Brigham
} Young across the plains. However
no one would suspect this from his ar
: pearance, as he is hale and hearty an
! as active as good man Of fifty year
or less. Mr.. Heath delights to talk G
! the time when he lived on jack raj
bits and ate the rims OF gopher hole
S for desert on Sundays
q Chas. England, of the Journal, al
rived home Saturday morning from
three weeks stay in San Francisco
: He spent much time with G. d. "
Fullmer, the ex-Cache county million
aire, and reports Gal" as the sam
, Jolly rib-digger as OF yore. Mr.. Enl
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