The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-09
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CITY and COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.

Men Wanted-Lewistoa Sugar Fac
tory.
Grand sale on Clothing and Furnish.
ings at Newbold's.
Mrs. Isaac P. Stewart gave birth to
q fine boy last Sunday morning.
J. z. Stewart, Jr.. went to Salt Lake
City. Monday, to attend to legal mat.
tiers.
Roller skating at the Auditorium
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Highest price pa d for wheat at
Smithfeld Roller Mills, Smithtield
Utah. Balm & Knuppel, Lessees
F. X. Nebeker went to Pooatello,
Sunday, to be in readiness 10 try a
case In the Federal Courts ouoMonday.
| $40, 900 is involved.
The Fonnesbeck Knit ing Works
has an immense stock OF underwear
on hand which Is worth your atten.
tion before you buy.
Charles Larsen, formerly OF the
Third ward In this city, is now second
cook at the Wilson hotel 10 Salt Lake,
for which he receives 900 per month.
In 1906 the sugar beet cropin Hyde
Park averaged ia tons per acre; In
Smithtield l7.5 1t is estimated that
the average tonnage Of those places
this year will be about thirteen tons.
The Fonnesbeck Knitting Works
goods are unsurpassed. Quality con.
sidered, they are positively the best
goods offered for the money.
Willard Hansen. the sheepman at
Fielding, sold nine two year.old rams
at the fair for $500, also twenty year.
ling ewes OF the same strain for $40
each.
n. r. Nelson, the contractor who
recently returned from Lagrande,
Oregon, has bought from Geo. w. and
Mary Thatcher piece Of land at the
head of East Center street and will
build residence there.
The business Of DR.. Cutler, Of Pres.
ton, has increased SO that he cannot
attend to 1t and the duties OF the
bishopric at the same time. 1t Is
therefore deemed advisable that a
change be made In the latter Office,
and this will probably be done shortly.
i F. ]. Alexander, REFRESHING the
Alexander.D ibblee Co., Eye Special.
lists, Atlas block, Salt Lake City. will
be at the Griffiths hotel, Smithfield,
Wednesday, October 9th, one day
only, and at the Lincoln hotel, Logan,
Saturday, October 18th, one day only.
i The Smith boys took horses down
to the State Fair and received prizes
and awards, as usual. According to
the list Of awards, T. II. Smith & Co.
are credited with 2 best mares, any
age, $40; stallion with one OF his get,
, $25; best American. bred stallion
Gold Medal.
Charles Pearson left Logan Satur.
day and will locate at Berkeley, Cal.
where he has employment as q tele
phone lineman Mrs. Pearson vii
: leave just as soon as she can dispose o.
the household furniture. During tn,
past two or three years she has beer
In constant Ill health, has had ,
couple Of operations performed and II
general way has shown a tendenc!
: to decline. The physicians advise ,
! lower altitude for her, hence tn,
! migration 10 California: Mr.. and Mrs
Pearson have many friends here VIII,
sincerely regret their departure ant
: wish them health and prosperity ir
their California home.
:, No definite trace has been found o
: the men who 81 brutally pounded Der
! Mathews at Smithfeld last Thursda,
night, though it is now believed tina
these rufiians belonged to the "Eck
hardt Ideals" that bunch of thes
plans that failed to make good in Lo
S gan first Of last week. 1t seems tina
. while Mathews and couple of tn
g members OF this company were in on
= OF the local eating houses on Tuesda
T or Wednesday night some little dis
cussion took place between them
Q There was nothing particularly heated
: and OF course Mathews had no though
! OF danger when at Smithfield tn
0 night the company showed there
lnasmuch as the smuggling was don
. just after the show was out and b.
men unknown TO Smithfield people |
: Is suspected that two OF the ideals
: were the pummelers Bert's face
getting around into normal condition
again, and in few days he will