The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-17
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MEN WATEND, at.Gessell Pressed
Brick company, north OF Logan.
Mrs. 2. d. Stops and Miss Kathe-
rine Smith left yesterday for a STAY
at the Cochrane ranch at Kilgore,
Idaho.
Elder Leo Clawson, OF Providence,
returned last week from Scandina.
Wan mission, which he enjoyed and
profited by.
Miss Cora Ward, OF Provo, who has
been teaching school In Mt. Pleasant,
is spending her vacation with her
sister, Mrs, w. o. Ramshaw.
Everybody Is waiting for F. W.
Thatcher Company's big Remdelling
Sale. Begins August 1st. Mr.. Good
Dresser, this is your chance.
Judge II. II. Rolapp came from
Lewiston to Logan on Monday, at.
tending to business pertaining to the
sugar factories.
Wanted-Teams to haul lumber
from Blacksmith Fork Canyon to
Coles Lumber Yard. Inquire Smart
Land &.Livestock Co.
Alex. Pickering, a transfer man Of
Salt Lake City, purchased five head Of
Cache valley horses and shipped them
on Monday. Among them was Frank
X. Nebeker's black team.
w. s. Muir has driven a we'll on his
Blue Greek farm something over two
hundred feet deep, and has q supply
OF excellent water which will be raised
by a gasoline engine or q windmill.
The drilling outfit is now at work on
Bishop Hyde's farm.
Thomas Obray, Of Paradise, who
sustained heavy loss by fire last
week, desires to express his thanks to
the Paradise people who rendered as
sistance In saving his residence prop
erty from being burned. He says that
the loss is not less than $1,000.
II the mountain streams are ex.
pected to contain fish, water should
not be turned out Of canals only when
an officer Of the law Is present. Last
Sunday morning trout by the carload
was taken from the little Logan, the
water having been turned from the
channel.
Mrs. Ruth Evelyn Moench. Bell is a
widow until Friday, Geo. A. having
left on Sunday to further the interests
Of the Logan Glove Factory. This
local concern is now doing an excellent
business, the result Of having learned
the special need Of customers In the
west and the supplying Of that need.
Greater discounts were
never offered in Logan
than those now given at
Eliason's.
Those who recall that wilderness
of woe" about the o. S. L. station in
Logan two or three years ago are en-
thusiastic over the change made there.
At the present time at each end OF the
station is nicely kept lawn OF con.
siderable extent bearing on its bosom
beds of flowers, and just enough or.
namental shrubbery TO set the place
of properly. This change adds very
materially to the appearance Of the
station and gives the waiting traveller
much pleasure. The o. S. L. is to be
commended for this little attention tt
detail.
! When meeting house was about tt
be built at Blackfoot, Idaho, a few
years ago the bishop approached
Samuel j, Rich, a member Of hi
ward, for donation Of fifty dollars
Twenty-Five dollars was paid dowr
and the remainder was to be paid thu
first time Sam went to meeting 1t Il
needless to state that payment has no,
been made. Subsequently an anne,
was to be added to the structure
"Sam" was asked for another fifty
and was reminded that the instalmenI
plan was hardly acceptable.
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