The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-04
CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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For Sale-A stack Of mixed hay.
Apply to b. Il. Ritter.
Commissioners Knowles and God
frev went to Salt Lake city Thursday.
H. A. Petersen held juvenile court
In Brigham yesterday.
William G rant, of Woods Cross, was
In the city last Thursday on business.
wallace X. Burnham, of Richmond,
Is very III with lagrippe and heart
trouble.
The Elk Coal Co. has bought twelve
fine work teams to be used at their
coal mines in Wyoming
You can save 25 per cent on Felt
Hats by buying them OF Alexander
Smith, 20 W. lst North opposite the
postofilce.
Mrs. +. II. Davenport, OF Wood
River, Oregon, daughter OF G. W. Luf.
kin OF this city, gave birth to fine
son on March 81.
Contractor j. w. Barrett has let
the contract for all mason work on
the Bull cshool house to II. p Mel
son for consideration Of 10000
Joseph Newbold, the clothier, can
convince his patrons that he has some
choice bargains to offer in Mems and
Boys suits and Gents Furnishings
Just arrived-an elegant line
Of ladies' Suits at tIlasOn'S.
Come early and make your seleC-
lions.
Harold Grant, an eighteen-year.old
boy who out Of revenge burned car
at Cornish short time ago, was de-
clared insane and taken to Provo this
morning.
Contracts for 10000 acres of sugar
beets have been signed in this county.
, More contracts could be had but the
, companies think they have about
enough.
The First National bank Of Has.
tings, Nebraska. has filed suit against
: Isaac Smith to recover 81, 600 said to
E be due on a certain promissory note
: dated April Is, 1907.
. Christian CART has filed suit against
the City OF Logan TO recover $4,000
damage done his mill property on
8 South Main street as o result Of the
e city changing the sidewalk grade.
e Wanted-50 head Of cavalry
< horses. Must all be bays In color,
y weight $50 to 100 pounds, height
IS to IS 80 hands, ages a to {
d years; all saddle broken. Will b.
:. in Logan one day only, April d
1908, at Moses Thatcher's stables
O r. J Armstrong, representative o
o the American Laundry and Baker.
d Machine company, was IN the citl
II Thursday The Logan Steam Laun
e dry is talking of installing some new
}. machinery.
II DR.. PeJritsch, chiropractor, ha
found it necessary to seek more exten
. sive quarters, so has moved his otfic
= from South Main to suite OF room
. over the Andreas Peterson shoe store
:, DR.. PetritSch's method is the healing
|. OF diseases without drugs and tn
knife.
Is Edward Godfrey, son OF Thoma
'e' Godfrey, OF Charleston, was returne'
to the hospital at Provo this morning
:. after having been away from ther
- three months. He was released 4
]. the belief that his mental conditio
was greatly improved, but he lapsed
lie The remains of Mrs. Eliza Rudg
De we're buried at the Logan cemetr
n. Thursday evening, Funeral service
st were held at Paris, Idaho. a larp
IN number OF relatives accompanying III
a. remains to this city. Bishop b. G
Id Thatcher of the First ward, dedicate
Do the grave.
he
II During the next few months thou
lis and of tramps are likely to pa
ar through this valley, especially on u
nd west side. Owners OF property shou
er take special pains to protect II, tn
re applying to store keepers, especiall
er- Frail doors and windows will not ke'
lar some OF those characters out Burgl
lrt proof doors and windows offer the on