The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-03-13

Union Creamery and Logan &C.. W
Condensed Milk Co. over the price
paid for mill and butter fat as given
by the Hyrum correspondent In the
last issue was read with more or less
interest here. The price paid by our
Condensed MIX Co.,-the "Utah"-
for milk is greater than has ever been
paid here. For the past three weeks
butter fat was 38 cents while for some
time previous TO the 3S cents raise the
farmers were getting from "a cents up
for butter.fat in cooled milk, and dur
Ing this time butter on our local mar
ket was sold at 80 to 40 cents per
pound. We ware, therefore, ahead In
that. While we we're getting more
for our milk we were also paying less
per pound for butter than were our
Hyrum neighbors. The success which
is attained in dairying, which In truth
has hardly began here, is due greatly
| to the enterprise OF the Conden ed
MIX companies.
The Rainey. Hendricks skating rink
in Shepard's store has been closed,
and no doubt permanently, as Mr..
Rainey and wife have accepted posi-
lions on the o. S. l.. construction di.
vision and have already left for Gar.
ner, Ida,, where the bridge outfit is
now working. Mrs. Rainey will do
the cooking. Frank Hendricks, In COM
pany with his brother, John W of
Oxford, Idaho, has contracted three
miles OF railroad work In Wyoming,
near Yale with more contracts In view
Mr.. Hendricks wife and babe left for
their new home Wednesday morning.
The boys had good success with their
rink and although they were put to
considerable expense in putting In n
new maple floor, 1t Is said they did
not 60 behind In their venture.
Our opera house management is to
be congratulated upon its success In
booking this season, good, catchy
plays with players who know how to
please. The theater going people
here, from reports, are well satisfied
with the plays so far presented. "The
Belle Of Japan" which appeared here
last Friday, was no exception to this
rule. The players in the main were
good in this comedy drama and we
will welcome them again on their next
] trip here.
Electrician Daniels, Of Logan, is now
employed by the High Creek Electric
Light & Power company Of this place
and is busy. with Others in finishing uI
the work on the company's lines. 1t !:
said that MIR. Daniels will have charge
Of the work here In town and sur
roundings where the lights will be II
action, while Mr.. Davis, the presen,
foreman, will be stationed with hi
family at the power plant up Mudd,
canyon.
, None here these days are heard Il
complain OF scarcity Of water, as thu
wells are filling fast, many overlooking
while those who are not fortunate
enough to have drains from their Gel
lars find plenty OF water there. Tn
A., boiler room In the basement Of tn
' school building here Is not an excep
ton, although David Smith the JAM
e tor wishes 1t was, as he must wade II
e about foot Of water to attend to tn
work In that room.
e S. r. Telford, S. w. Hendricks, Ere
, Smith and G.. Bright were 10 Logal
Monday to atterd court as petit jul
ors. However, as the term OF cour
u was dismissed, these jurors were ex
y cused and returned home the sam
y evening.
d The Richmond City council met |
regular session Monday evening 4
. the previous one, no business Of an
great Importance was transacted; /
: fact, beyond the hearing OF report O
i two, the council adjourned very early
5 having nothing to keep them later,
o A letter just received from Waite
: Egan at Pahlgatan No. IL, Jonkopinl
e Sweden, tells interesting stories {
10 his missionary experiences and goo
" times among the Swedes, and he say
{ he is always pleased TO get THE RI
PUBLICAN.
The many friends Of Mrs. w. {
Lewis will be pleased to learn tina
q she has so far recovered from her lat
+ illness that she is able to leave u
!. home OF her daughter, Mrs. (Dr
!. Adamson, and go back TO her ow
I place. w. G. Lewis is not improvir
any In health.
John Barnett came down fro
Downey, Ida, spent few days vii
D. his folks and returned to work We
- nesday.
1t Alma and Orson Bair left Monda
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