The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-25
CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.


rs.Josoph +. Wilson Jr is in Ogden
for few days.
All kinds Of bottled beer sold OIL the
ice at Ritter Bros. Drug Co
You will haveto hurry If you want
Flowers for May 30. Flower store.
Mrs A. ii. Casperson has been down
from Preston visiting Mrs. Katherine
Hibbard.
We have few mems suits to close
out at Off Come at once Newbold
the clothier.
Mrs. George Nelson, OF Montana,
who has been in Logan for few days,
left Thursday for Goldfeld, Nevada, to
join her husband.
Hans Thoreson, of Hyrum, aged So,
died on Wednesday of general debility.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon at the above place.
Miss Carrie McAllister, who was
named an assistant In Domestic Arts
at the A.C. OF U. has decided that she
does not desire the position, and
another will be named in her place.
Carl Torp, who went to Norway
some weeks ago to receive a legacy
that was left him, returned home We'd
nesday satisfied with his trip,
having received all that he expected.
Ladies' Spring Suits at
Ten Per cent discount for
Ten Days Only at Eliason
Sisters.
Messrs. job Pingree and Joseph
Quincy Jr. have recently made tour
OF the southern part Of the county in.
specting the beet fields. College,
Hyrum, Wellsville and Mendon never
had such excellent prospects for beets.
The fields around Lewiston were also
visited and found to be better than
was anticipated. A re.checking Of
the acreage 10 this valley shows IL, 200
acres planted, 1000 more than last
year.
It's too bad 10 see people who go
from day to day suffering from physi.
cal weakness when HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea would make them we'll.
The greatest tonic known. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Cy. E. Napier.
j. A. McAlister returned Tuesday
evening from his trip to the Utah
Mex. rubber plantation in Tobasco,
Mexico. He is enthusiastic over the
outlook and is confident that great
financial return on investment there
is only a matter Of time. Mr. McAlis-
ter shows a sample OF rubber that he
took from young tree on the planta-
tion, and it certainly looks like the
real stuff The trip seems to have
agreed with him as he never looked in
better health,
BY grapevine dispatch we learn that
the Logan Forest Reserve Is TO be
raked with a fine tooth comb. the
rocks piled and then carted away in a
wheelbarrow. Last year Ranger James
Leatham spent his time in gathering
a certain kind Of tiny yellow egg from
the tops OF the tall pines and in count.
ing the sheep tracks. Foreman Squires
. had nothing to do but to classify the
various flowers on the reserve, gather
the birds nests for the Smithsonian
. Institute at Washington, and count
the rattles on every snake within the
confines OF the reserve. The cominl
OF w. w. Clark rather lightens thu
work OF the other two men, hence thu
Government order that the reserve b'
raked. 1t is also incumbent on thu
force to keep careful record OF thu
birds that pass over the reserve dur
ing the day and night, especially tn,
night. The gentlemen are lookinI
, forward TO their future work with NJ
: little pleasant anticipation.
r Wanted-GOod competent kitchen
, girl. Mrs. NJ. Il. Hanks, Lincoln hotel
1t will soon be time for the boys whit
love TO 60 up into the mountains ant
t whip the streams into froth in pursul
\ of "speckled beauties" to investigate
} their "tackle" and see what they ar
q. gong to need ia the line OF "fiies" ant
: other ncdentals necessary for tn
5 capture OF game fish We are wonder
ing II all the local anglers are awar
( that this season the law declares tina
. fishermen must procure license from
> the county clerk or other duly author
/. lied official prior TO indulging in tn
e pleasant recreation OF angling for trou
ii or bass Resident fishermen will b