The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28

Wanted Reliable man with good
horse and light spring wagon. The
Hub Clothing Co.
II. p. Barber and wife, of Cardston,
are In Logan for the winter. Their
children are attending college.
Yesterday Mrs. A. A. Law went to
Blackfoot, Idaho for ten days to visit
her daughter Mrs Edwin Mcbride.
4. w. and Henry Lundahl, who are
working In the O.S.L. shops at Ogden,
spent Christmas with relatives in Lo.
gan.
The Williamson Livery and Trans.
fer will run for the Eagle hotel after
January Ist, 1908. Hack meets all
trains.
DR.. j. f. Petritsch, the naturopath,
returned from Chicago Tuesday night,
where he has been taking special
courses.
Good wild hay delivered in town
for $500 per ton. Apply to T..
J. Poulter.
9 L. Farrell brought fine sample
of apples raised on his dry farm at
Petersb0ro. Rome Beauties"are the
specie and they ar fine.
Clarence Cummings and wife came
from Reno. Nevada, to spend Christ.
mas with their relatives. They will
return In few days.
A gentleman recently from Butte
says the city appears to be depopu.
lated. Out Of the former population
Of 10000 but $4,000 are remaining.
Leroy Obrien, one Of the operators
In the Raymond sugar factory arrived
In Logan Thursday. He has been en-.
gagged BY the Logan sugar factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Tempest. OF Rexburg
are In Newton visiting their daughter,
Mrs. John Benson The couple NAV
remain in Cache Valley most OF the
winter.
Mrs. Henry Jensen daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. @. Mickelsen OF Hyde
Park returned to her home at Colluau,
Idaho. The lady has been at Hyde
Park for one month.
The fuel conditions In this city are
much different this year from those OF
last year when people went begging
for few hundred pounds Now the
dealers are soliciting orders.
Mr. Leo Hurst and wife OF Pocatello
left yesterday for home after staying a
few days with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred W. Hurst and Mr.. and Mrs.
nyrum Bunce OF this city
On December 10Th new trains will
be put on between McCammon and
MONTPELIER. One train TO connect
with No. I going east at GAS p. m. the
other leaving Montpelier at 10 a. m
passengers reaching Logan at $40 p. m
w. Fl. THAN, member OF the State
Land Board. went to Charleston. Wa
satch county, yesterday to pass on s
tract of land on which loan is asked
from the state. Mr.. THAN says tn,
state is loaning considerable money o.
late which has benefited many person!
In these times when cash Is hard tt
get.
The Republican Is Indebted to Con
gresham Howell for bound copies 0
the Presidents message to Congress
and his special message In reference t.
the Panama canal. The latter Is al
illustrated production, thoroughly
comprehensive In its scope and give
one some definite idea OF the con
ditions there and the methods il
vogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Baber have
been in Logan the past two weeks
Mrs. Baber is daughter OF Mr. ant
Mrs. Jacob Peterson OF the Seventh
ward Mr.. Baber is train dispatch
err at Helena, Montana. YESTERDAY
the gentleman received Telegram
from Butte. Mont informing him tina,
his hotel had burned,a building wortl
$4,000 on which he carried an insur
ance or $1,000.
Robert Sweeten, of Curlew Valley
was In Logan yesterday. In talking
OF the development of that section h
says that most every quarter section
of land has been located, and the PEG