The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-04
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We cell the Earth ana Loan money |
,n u. II. A. Petersen b Co.
Two mich cows for sale. william
Hansen, Newton, Utah. |
For Sale-Purebred Holstein bull.
A. G. Fisher, Richmond. VIC
John Martin, a progressive farmer
Of Preston, was seen on our streets
A grand opening ball at the
Saturday, Apri IA.
Nathan Kicks, OF Rexburg, stopped
of in Logan Thursday night. He
went to Salt Lake city Friday.
For Sale--A fine lot OF choice pota.
toes. Inquire Samuel Settler, cor
ner Fourth East Nineth North. VIC
Mrs. Telford, OF Richmond, had a
paralytic stroke last Thursday. The
lady is mother to Miss Lille Telford.
: On Thursday, Miss Lillian Lewis re.
turned to her home at Boise. She
had been visiting her father, Marion
Lewis, the past week.
n. NJ Rawlins Jr. was In Logan
Thursday as a protestant against the
recent action Of the commissioners on
the consolidation question,
Mrs. Carrie Price, OF Gltnns Ferry,
who has been in the city the past
three weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Benson, returned home Thursday.
Look out for the Spring Mill
merry opening at tllaSOn'S. Bet
ter lines than ever.
G T. Woodall, proprietor of the
Idanha hotel at Soda Springs, has
been the guest of his son, ID. A. Wood
all of this city. He returned home
Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Griffin, OF Cache
Junction, brought man over from
Trenton Thursday night charged with
incendiarism. He burned car be.
longing to the o. S. l..
On Thursday L. c. Farr and Brig
Larsen took to Salt Lake city five
hundred pounds of ore from the N in
eral Point mining claims. which will
be exhibited at the business house Of
L. +. Harr, No. I West Second South
The Gessel Brick company, Of thi!
city has ordered new machinery to bt
added to their plant at a cost o.
$1,000. When installed they will have
a capacity OF 1000 dry pressed bricl
and 10000 common brick per day. II
Is expected that the new maohiner,
will be installed within thirty days
/ want cemetery lots, lawns an(
rose beds to plant, and lawns to NOW
A good lawn made for $3.50. Harry
James, Ind. phone l07-I
So far as evidence was concerned NJ
one would have suspected after triI
around the streets, banks, railroad
offices and business houses that Apri
lst came this week. There was littl,
doing In the joke line with the pos
sible exception OF few OF the sterO
typed chestnuts which have done ser
vice for many years. The brick un
der the hat was dug up OF course, ant
the purse with a string attached wa
also resurrected from its hiding place
but the original jokes we're few an,
far between. The police department
and sheriffs office, which are usual
made the butt OF the practical joker
OH that day escaped without a singl
prank being played.
Remember the opening ball a
the Auditorium Saturday, April 4
There will be no more legal tishin
for trout until June l5-and tru
sports are hoping that there will ;
no illegal catching Of the speckled I'll
mics, either. Tuesday was the las
day In which fishing for game hsh ca
be legally done In Utah water; the SCI
son was up then. Fish" said an oil
timer who has been welding re
from one end OF the canyon to u
other for years, "You ask me
there's going to be lots Of trout tn
year. Well, | should say so. AS Il