The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-30
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engers TO Salt Lake City Thursday.
First.class pasture to rent for the
season. Inquire Of b. F. Ritter.
Anyone wishing to secure cheap
ticket transportation to Chicago call
at THE REPUBLICAN office.
John Weaver, Of Rich, Bannock
county, Idaho, came to attend his
mothers funeral in Millville last Wed.
nesday.
tIiason Sisters are giving a big
discount on everything in the
store for a few days only.
Silas Kicks, OF Benson, recently con.
signed carload OF Jersey mich cows
to Butte, Montana, to be sold In that
market.
"A. Schulthess and wife OF Salt Lake
were the guests Of the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Theurer, of Provi.
dence. the forepart OF the week.
CASH paid for eggs and poultry.
Headquarters for garden, field and
grass seeds; fruit, shade and ornament.
al trees. Isaac Smith g. Co. South
Main.
Geo. II. champ, Hyrum Hay ball and
A. II. Thompson, OF the Cache Valley
Bank, went north Thursday to attend
q directors meeting OF the Lewiston
Bank.
G. E. Rhodes, of Battle Creek, Mich.
igan, is in the city for the purpose OF
installing the plant for Mr.. J. A. Hen
erickson for the manufacture OF break.
fast foods.
Call at r. NJ. Rolfsen's for baseball
goods and iishing tackle. We carry
the most complete stock in Logan, IS
West First North. Don't forget the
number
Robert W. BEDFORD Is rustler.
With the new porches, new paint and
other Improvements that he is max.
ing at his home on South End East
street, it looks as though he might be
a banker.
Miss Lizzie Borgeson, an A. c. stu
dent, recently broke one of her legs
while stepping out OF low window
not over three feet from the ground
The young lady resides in the Seventh
ward.
A large lot Of fine sample skirt.
are expected daily at Mrs. T. D.
Roberts.
The new railroad eating house a,
Cache Junction which is 7lx3l was uE
to the square last Sunday. The worl
Is progressing favorably and ere Ions
the travelling public will have goot
accommodations at that place.
The recent rains have been doinl
wonders with the crops Throughout
the valley. The fall grain is CROWN,
rapidly, the spring grain is getting ,
good start, the beets will soon be read
to thin. and the hay crop is alsl
growing luxuriantly.
The following persons have procure,
marriage license: E. A. Hoefier an
Louise Wursten, Logan; Gottlie
Stuck and Clara Louise Wursten, LIZ
gan; Alma Frank Purser, Benso
Ward, and Julia Harriet Mcleod
Treasureton, Ida.
Henry Spackman filed a suit agains
j. T. Bair in the district court to rt
cover $400 as damages incurred by tn
defendants interfering in the plair
tiff's use OF what he claims a legs
right to water, also asks that tn
plaintiff be enjoined from the NAL
cious and threatening manner whic
he heretofore las exhibited
Auditorium Ball every Saturda
night; perfect floor. fine music
A suit has been brought in the di.
trict court by Samuel Oldham agains
the Paradise Irrigation and ReservoI
Company to recover the sum at Sc
and costs as damages for the loss {
three head of cattle that were poi
oned from roots dug up by excavation
made upon plaintiffs land by the d.
PENDANTS. Nebeker, Hart & Nebeke
are attorneys for plaintiff.
Edward and Edwin Leavitt VIII
sold their ranch near Cardston, A
berta, last winter and moved to each
Valley expecting to reside here In ii