The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
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buy at WilkinSOn's.
Sidney o. Stevens went to Ogden
yesterday or business connected with
his implement house.
Miss Agnes G. Cassidy went to Salt
Lake yesterday to be present at the
Ncthorsole entertainments.
The II. i. Nelson residence prop.
erty on South Third East in the
seventh ward has been bought by J. u.
Stewart Jr
II. J. Mathews, one of the employees
OF the Logan Sugar Factory, went to
the Lewiston Factory on Monday for
short stay.
Philemon Kent, OF Lewiston, has
been in Wellsville the past ten days
with his father-in.law, Henry Thomas,
who has been i'll with lagrippe. Mr..
Kent returned north yesterday.
III. +. Thorcsen, a sheepman from
Bear River City, was In Logan Mon.
day arranging with Foreman Squires
for summer range for his sheep.
Last year he ranged 1900 head on the
reserve and it cost him but $l56.
A tissue builder, reconstructor,
builds up waste force, makes strong
nerves and muscle. You will realize
after taking HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea what wonderful benefit IL
will be to you. S5 cents, Tea or Tab.
let's. Cy f. Napier.
City Attorney Sneddon is the father
of a recent arrival in this city, little
typewriter with blue eyes-just the
cutest little Scotch lassie that has meier
walked across brae. 1t might be men
toned incidentally that Mrs sheldon
is the mother.
The early morning train that comes
around the loop is increasing in bust
ness daily. Last Monday morning it
brought fortyseven passengers to Lo-
gan, among them being Hebcr Park
err, Thos. Kerr, w. 81. barley, Peter
NJ. Vaughan OF WelIspilie, and Bishop
Lilinquist of Hyrun.
Since the disastrous storm last sum-
mer that ruined so much grain after
IL was cut and Ia the stack, many far
mers have become convinced that the
beet crop is the safest and the most
productive. In the northern part of
the valley it is stated that the acreage
will! be larger than ever
Il. A. Hardy, OF Ogden, brother-in-
law Of George w. Lindquist, has been
here during the past week helping to
direct funerals for the latter gentle
man, who still remains con fined to his
home with intlammatory rheumatism.
Mr.. Hardy was accompanied by his
" life. They returned home Monday.
William Thomas, the unfortunate
man who had part Of both feet am.
putated about one year ago as a result
Of being frozen in the Paradise noun
tains, was in Logan last Friday He
walks Will. cane and specially con-
structed shoes. so that he manages to
move around a, 'ly for one In
7 such "A rUudl'
Mr.. Rackitl n promoter
Of the Richmond .... Iensed Milk
Factory, staid over in Logan Sunday
night enroute to Richmond. He ex.
presses himself as being we'll satisfied
with his investment In the north
He is now interested In seven con.
densed factories in the United States
and Canada, all OF them making mon
ey.
Coming, in all its bewildering, daz.
cling, scintillating glory, an unpre.
cendented eruption from the comedy
Mount Pelee, flowing in its opposition.
! defying splendor, engultng and absorb
Ing the slumbering initiating minstrel
Martiniques which endeavor to exist
10 its path-IIarry Wards magnificent
all-white MINISTRIES, Ut the opera house
for one night only, Friday, Feb 10.
Prices %, IS, so and 10 cents. Band
parade ana concert at noon on the
streets"
A suit is pending in the District
court at Brigham wherein William
Anderson OF this city is plaintiff and
the Bar M Cattle and Land company
are defendants. The suit Is brought
TO set aside the defendants right to
construct and own a reservoir at the
head OF Blue Creek springs 10 Box
Elder County. The plaintiff claims
that he made legal application to'the
state for the building Of a reservoir to
hold the surplus water Of this creek
While the application was pending, it
is further claimed that the defend
ants built reservoir without having
anv legal right. Mr.. Anderson, the
plaintiff, went TO Honeyvillc on Mon
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