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Show February . 1D34. CACHE AMERICAN Franklin Visitor Down from Lewiston Raal.ni of Cl-- Ladies lii : ar m : : day. !ME U'w.-.Gn- , U.ui was a Thomas llowarth, oi.c laiim-rtm Mon promiia nt ol sp l.t Monday 111 Logan. s riaukun.' Coming Events Cost Their Lied Coburn of bmithta-lwhe S, Ppurson, pK,i;x'oii Ncw-tilaimvr. was among the btisl-- losldes ell the Jim Mack runih, m was ss vitots in t!:e county scut .m Injun Monday nansaciingj buslm 13. Saturday. M m Full Fashion Lyman Hyde of Ogden, genual Charles and mother, Ellen Charles returned Monday from ntunuger if the Hotel Eccles was hi Logan Monday, Salt Lake where they have been come up to clieik out the attending to Mrs. Win. Hotter. haling business of tlw local Institution. since before Thanksgiving. Alice Clean Up at n, 3 Charles Ooodwln who has been spending the pat few months at Albany and Eugene, Oregon, has arrived In Logan on a visit with his father. C. C. Goodwill, and Ins sister, Mrs. Wilbur Skidmore. Pair to Customer JESSENS Officials Shoe Store Ij id Hy-nr- boquet pansies were disHere from Junction placed In the Seventh ward chapel Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Salisbury Sunday night. It was announced of Cache Junction, were business that the pansies were plucked from ahoppers m tin county sut in a flower gulden In the neighbor- of hood. This gives former citizens Saturday. Cuche valley residing away from here, an Idea of the splendid weaFine Daughter Arrives ther w are enjoying. Delb' rt Lace cf Hide Park Is the daddy of a fine daughter, Up from Capital born Friday. Mother and child Attorney E. S. Chambers of Salt are reported to be doing nicely. Lake, spent over Sunday in Logan, leaving for home in the evening He had to hurry back to the state Debating Tonight A debate between the Senior class capital as he is representing Logan beand Adult Class of the 6th ward in the telephone case hearing MI.A. will be held tonight. ''Life fore the utilities commission. Thr Berms at 4u" will be the subject. hearing started Monday. Ever. one welcome. d I s THE ADOPTION t of s war-pai- H. J. Hauser, field deputy assessor for the Trenton district, has completed his work and has made his report to As.vs.sor R. S. McQuame. Mr. Hauser is among tiie first In the county to eom-pIc his work. - - 1 he Boy -i-z-'f, " o-- li - Big Benefit Dance Benefit dance will be held February 7 at the Dansante, the proceeds to go to defray the expenses cf entertaining the Old Folks of Logan Stake. Ti.kets will! be cents twenty per person, Everybody invited. j Patrolman Loses Billy ; Forester Discusses' tlie .. rp 1 -- i black walnut, a valuable liard-"- " wood, and fairly fast growing, but p requires the best Tee I IcintinCfS tori11 at the lower .. soils and the olive man rami uuiid t L- . LAST CHANCE We Positively Quit Business SATURDAY NIGHT recom-inenti- cd i l 0D3zlKN AKHMET Howard McKinney, 53 2 LBS. PORK-LB- . Pot Roast LB. WII L LUY. small heme with one to three anes cf land Logan. S uid disrripdon and terms! to this ofliee. All kinds of Poultry Feeds All kinds of Grain and Mill Supplies, Etc. Bailed Feeds, Flour, Germade, Pancake and Waffle Flour. Hay and Straw We also have listed For Sale Plows, Sulky Plows, Wagons, Horses, Small Grain Grinders, Milkers, Seperators What do you want to buy? What do you want to sell? We can help you. Free Delivery in Town 46 West Center Phone 284 Telephone & Telegraph Company r Inter-Mountai- For izzgrai rrstgarawaas laimqnrx Hatched n Inter-Mountai- Poultrymen n Through many years of experience in the poultry and hatchery industry we have gained a sympathetic understanding of the poultrymens needs. Ills economic security is the basic foundation of enduring stability for the hatchery. A New Deal" for him has an eye single to all factors upon which his success depends. Hatcheries Inter-Mounta- in it's part wiU do by producing I Chicks 10c each Sales Tax Included i Inter-Mounta- Hatcheries in North Main 381 Utah Accredited Logan, Utah 1 eagtiHiigkWBaiwmgjza City Coal Co. South Main Logan, Utah 123 Phone 32 Cache Wool Pooled Gr.es of wool and prepara- The Mountain States 43. No Pullet Matings. Cockerels from hens of 250 record and up. Eggs set, chalk white, 24 oz. or better to the dozen. Visit our hatchery. cj LB. 'MX call is practically as satisfactory as being there in person. WE BUY Barley. Oats and Wheat at highest prices. Logan Flour and Feed. 590 South Main. Phone 2 Meaty and the occasion, FOR RENT Store with fixtures, shelving, good ice box. Successful grocery, 35 years. Phone 863. Boiling Beef Lean Heifer Beef Whatever a telephone An Honest Chick Honestly Advertised West 1st North LB. LAMB CHOPS If you are purchasing, you often can get better prices or quicker delivery by telephoning. Small home with to garden spot rent. Notify Cache American. Prop. MEMBER N. R. A. FEES!! SiE Many business men are learning that new markets can be reached sucby cessfully telephone. By alternating telephone calls with personal visits to other towns you can contact many new customers inexpensively. VVanforl Phone 300 VEAL CHOPS HORIZONS CAM! CREDIT on new Chevrolet for sale at discount. Apply Caciie American. CityMarket Feed Co. BROADER family Phone Will freshen soon. cows. 70. I Exclusive Agents for SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY Gordon Creek Coal Lard, Home Rendered, 2 lbs. .. Utahs Premium Coal Hamburger 2 lbs. Lamb Stew IT lb. Veal Stew lb. lb. Round Steak lb. Grapefruit 3 for Coffee, Star Brand, lb LASTS i CSIEH COKES While it Lasts LONGER c; lb. Roast Pork lb. Boiling Meat Smoked Ham Lamb Stew Roast Veal ay fOR SALE Two splendid of elevations: the which complete Mrs. George Anderson Niblcy lhe n.comnM.MdKl ilst in entertained on Wednesday The conifers may be planted at honor of her birthday anniverelevations Irm 4500 to 7500 feet, sary. The afternoon was spent In i kill tv hardwoods are social chat after which a delirious Llow Guoo feet, though dinner was served to the followsome of them, such as the honey ing guests: Mrs. Rnphel Eliasen, locust, ash, an dolive have survived Mrs. James Olson, Mrs. A. L. Riggs, in some histanci s above that p .nt Mrs. Orval Anderson, Mrs. Henry wali'.i.' am! the ra'akia nuu'd A r.ri' Mrs. E.lis Anderson. l 1 ti r 1. i 0 i Iun Anderson, Mis. Kill plan' d ab oe l I'...-! r Mr... Laniont ...i.s 7 h. ah" .in Irishman, oli b ar m nur.'i tt j: lational c - Mis. William Anderson and the d.tions ihar.ee n.'h a d"part.ire l.'.te'.s. southward. Rachel Larson entertained as 10,8 number cf friends at her home Particular Information qx'cific sections mav be obtained 'on Friday evening. Tlie evening games, after from the loral agricultural a"ent!w.is spent i a delicious luml.eon was or by writing to tl.c Extension served. lice at Logan. The Oid Folks committee held a c Make sure that th? cold frames dance on Wedivudav nkbt to raise : r,. You will b(- funds for the old folks parlv which ;i coed com v. ill be held Wednesday, February usi,lfT ,j,(.m long, -j tion for market was discussed by Professor A. C. Esplin, sheep specialist of the college, before farm flock owners of Cache County Thursday. Those present were unanimous in favor of pooling and selling their wool outright. They elected a committee of O. L. Lee, Paradise, chairman, Clem Rawlins, Lewiston, and Oliver Rinderknecht, Providence. Any other farm flock can owners who are interested call at the office of the county to sign the agricultural agent agreement. i EOll KENT Steam heated apartments. See Harm Music Co. NIBLEY 1 89c McW-tu- Scouts of America, by a Ten Year Program of Clttzen-"- , chip Growth, seeks to insure that at least one of every four new male citizens shall be a four year Siout trained man. Net results io more participating be achieved: citizens, less violation of law and mire unselfish service to others. : Ladies Shoes SI. 19 Mens Shoes $1.19 Blumh Taggart and m low n. M. ta-:- Thatcher-Morre- ll Wad-doup- s. J nt -- Logan, Utah Og-d'-- , Wellsville citizens are decorating with and exwct to give battle to the Cache furschool board if county any ther attempt Is made to aband n the Junior high scluxil in that thcm.-lve- r, No Shoe in the House over $3.39 . Lafever. All adults of tlie ward are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Cunning-huare the proud parents of baby boy. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orchard, son Bert and daughter Velma and Miss Beth Rogers were in Preston Tuesday night. Mrs. Maria Bemhisel entertained the Akins club with "bridge" rt r Childrens i Ready for Battle ' l.ia-te- THE MILLIONS OF BOW CARRIED INTO THE! MOVEMENT WITH, s : . .IMBUED WITH THE w?o me TRADITIONS of the gCA 'helped TO BUILD LEWISTON her heme Friday afteniom. Dainty refreshments w re served. Mrs Effle Vlllett entcrtulned at a quilting Thursday. Those present were Mrs. Gertrude Rawlins, Mrs. Maud Dopp, Mrs. Cora Howarth, Mrs. Vida Karren. Mrs Eva and Mrs. Ray Harrison. Ifvrum Dopp spent Tuesday an Wednesday in Salt Lake City on business. Vt and Mr. Muse Gustaveson weie guests of Mr. and Mr. Claud Lewis of Preston, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ennl Bylngton spent last week visiting with relative and friends In Lewiston. E'oid Tibt'its silent the week end in Suit Lake City on business. Mr. and Mr. Willard Hendricks n, spent Sunday and Monday in The Adult class of tlie First HI hold a social ard MIA. Tuesday evening in the recreational hall. Community singing will belli charge of Marva libbits; stump speech, David Vun Orden; musical numbers by Walter Last, Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orchard, son H. Harrison and others. "MemorBert and Mr. and Mrs. Howard ies". directed by Mrs. Victor I Social mixers directed bv Avne motored to Op den Bunday. Mrs. Effle Vlllett. Games directed -- - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Al! n. Mrs. Elite Wardell, Mrs. Florence Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Oral liatlam. all of Cote were among the out m the county of town ihop-rseat on Satmday. d r LEADERSHIP AND One of Logan's street patrolmen lost Ids "billy club" a few nights ago. This club has been found Plan Valentine Dance and will be returned within a More than 1500 farm planting A valentine dance will be sponBecomes Grandfather few days. That is, this Information have been mailed to Utah ciculars L.D.8. stake has been handed to the editor The secret is out as to why sored by the Cache Girls farmers during the past week, acM Men and Gleaner of February American. Cache the of the George Kendrick, manager cording to Paul M. Dunn, forester 13. Those In charge of arrangeC.W. A: M. Co. in this city is all . for tiie Utah State Agricultural ments Frank Include Richards, aris the because of miles, Garden Club to Meet rollc" extension service at Lo- I t gra-- d son at th, Ws'ter M. Kiel on, Ernest Gun:1 circulars 1M 13 .p'-i'TlMm-!.- o c;.ird. n Club will m. t i an. Tk .. (HU, liter, M: Do. nell. Ix't.ird Pollard. Mrs. la r that hi" 7.30 m a'e reroiiuniT.dcd torfi at Tk.ur th m.ii tins Mar-S Marie i Cooler, I'lice, c. I oi i'll r .' i r Cm and v hi A ,".1 br reo.'- - Utah pL.i,: ol for Clu.mh Cun nine Ui.li. Nada .e and Crort oi o til'll" (.ai'i.iai,n and for tlie outhna.g aiailablc from1. the colic,'e nurvry oi the iiuik tor the coming year, about April lh' seural species Liked Our Town because tluv Ernest Kaluar will speak on hot are recommended Want Drinking Water U. P. bus arrived in' beds and roid frames and other! are hardy under specified condi- the When b en suggested that It Loean from the north Monday It has fcatures. Every individual inter-- 1 tions; they will return a direct would be a rood id a for George it was loaded with pass- - ested in beautifiraticn of their benefit to thg planter, either in MirkeK-nto turn morning, Tim water t from the a f , .obur, makes a ti,..f .he be tiie. a. s oil the water :n ill.- p '"lie c ".nr g !' men' , ' r frorr funu.Jiing wood top in re to give the passengers fountains c i Mam Mrcet. It t.s an Seva re-'for fun r other farm "res. opporti'mty to beboiid she cold wi .t her si Licenses tlv n to: k the opportunity eral r v. l.'lbii a''.'s '.he fo lowing ar. has passed. A coc! dunk of wa: r e i:-- elt L l.ave b.en ma.u btriius sir'"', Man::" ei. or ,, abir tV Eibortan elm. will bo wciiuiiiid bv local uuzens V. Mohr to til wishing to take a look at the niceiv mu d by Clerk C. hieh is a rapid glowing hard-as well as visitois to tlie city. couples: Milton Dalk; (!. corak'tl stole windows. The bes following ood and will survive under uiiver had no lul.e trouble to round and Martha Fife. Dayton; Fred-: vcr. such r.s extrem BovBeulah to and Lave Brown William order in cl v cr alk ait up lus passenacis Administering the Law s.iuatior.s; the Rir,- Btaerten. Wakir time. on schedule Pocatello; (dv Man 0ju0i which is ak.o very La:':.' Chu f Carl Poultcr and Ills c.'y tills station .idwaid D. Brown and LaVcma ai)cj W1u prow ln extreme wet or patrolmen wiio aic sworn to adJames Fied JorgensiTT, Blaekfoct; the Siberian pea situations: minister the law in this city, arc Making Spring Purchases Hadley, Swan Lake and Vybil uiy tree, a variety me:e making it hot for the dispenser of Glen N. Farl, manager of E. W. Ciooryma Saiiersoti, Downey. like a shrub, but is especially good Since Elliot & Co. left Monday afternoon hard liquor and home-breior the outside row of a windbreak the law has been modilied, tiie:e is frr eastern markets to make spring and is hardy in dry anJ al:i.ai: little excuse for bootleggers to try purchases for the Elliot store here. Busy m Benson to beat the law. We believe our He will go to St. Louis, Chicago, A ride through the Benson situations; the golden willow, which He ward district shows that spring will grow quite fast even in alkali present police fc re will see to it New York and Philadelphia. that in Logan, at least, there will will be away about a month. In- has realiy arrived. Farmers are soils, if an abundance of moisture ultimately be a condition where dications are that prices are about busy plowing and spreading fer- is supplied; the four softwoods or! the law is strictly followed in the to take a decided upturn and Mr. tilizer, preparatory to planting conifers: Austrian, ponderosa, and; matter of legal beverages. Earl wants to stock up before tills their various crops. Meadow Larks Scotch pines, and blue spruce are heard crooning in the fields. which are all slower growing, but condition comes about. citizens of the valley if particular care, such as shade Everywhere Wild Animals Trapping are delighted with the wonderful and water can be given them, in Runaway Ray Allen of Cove, taxidermist, Injured they will, in time, make better weather this section is silver fox furrier, and Clarence Allen of Cove had a windbreaks than the hardwoods. farmer, has now turned trapper for the narrow escape from serious injury Of the four the Scotch pine w!ll state game department. He was in Thursday last. He was driving a - survive in the driest situations, and Logan Saturday making a report colt on a buggy when it began o To Purchase Typewriters- also make the fastest growth. be will over new the to his superiors. Mr. Allen says kick. He was thrown dash Eightesn typewriters For woodlot planting these trees he has been placing baited meat board behind the horses heels and purchased for the Logan senior are recommended: The hardy ca- -, in the hills in the north end of the buggy passed over him. The high school to replace old ones tapa, a fast growing hardwood that the county. Evidences are to be team of horses ran home leaving and also so that the school will requires quite and is had on every hand of bobcats and him on the highway where the be able to accomodate 40 moie especially suitablegoodfor soils fence posts; coyotes but after these animals eat accident happened, suffering from typing students, Superintendent E. the black locust, much the same as The the announces. the bait it is almost impossible to several bruises and serious Allen Bateman catalpa although it will grow track them as there if no snow. superintendent said that eacii on thinner soils and its root growth year students have been turned makes it desirable for planting to away because of the inadequate check erosion and as a fence poj. supply of typewriters. wood it has no superior; the honey! locust, although it does not fur-- 1 j Girl Scout Leaders Needed nish as good wood as the black j Giv locust, yet it will grow on poorer, of the The outgrowth sites Th variety offered by the, Scouts of Logan has become is thornless.!; the green ash great that one leader cannot pis . college w hich is especially desirable be- -, sibly care for the troop now re cause it will survive in most sec-t- o gistered and the girls demanding of the state that are not too join ;ne troop also. Therefore tllons ls a slowa- - growing tree,: leaders are badly needed. Girl Scout leaders must be over twenty one years of age. Lieutenants are We will have Bargains Galore for also needed. Girl Scout Lieutencur customers the balance of this ants must be over eighteen years week of age. Those wishing to qualify please notify Mrs. F. B. Wann at as soon as 394 East 4th North 22 West First North possible. . .'iv,1 'CITlZr.IiMY . Of PUBLIC SPIRITfD YOUNG MEN. READY ( TO ACCEPT THE RE v SP0NSIB1UTIES OF Field Assessor Here Boquet of Pansies A r. j by Here Offlr.ais of the Turley Construe-lio- n Company of Boise have been In Le,an this week. They are dickering with local central tors to n sub the concrete work on the dam project. In all probability t! is work will be let to local con-- t: u tins. LOCAL NEWS 0U iMM'OMA Down from Cove Down from Oregon - TRAINING Shadows Before Hotel Man in Town Home from Salt Lake Irregular iBCvSfSt riN$t!KtS0 a d. In nms dinner will be h Id the afternoon, anyone wishing to l ine a g. od tma-- should tlie d.uiu m me Mr. and Mrs. A. L. evening. Ho in, i.nd daughter, Helen, motored to Salt Lake on Monday. A number ot the folks of the waid attended the t. tuple excursion cn Friday wrung. 7, Jin I . Down from Smithfield Over from Newton r.iire Five. Training For Participating Citizenship t!v of LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH Heat units determine the value of coal. SLICE Plenty of Fresh Salmon, Fresh Halibut, Fresh Oysters, Minced Ham, Celery, Jumbo 2 for Lemons, Sunkist doz Grapefruit, large seedless, each CLJUaBHE wm&tm 15 29 Wiennies and Gordon Creek Bologna. Apples, large Delicious, 3 for .. Oranges 2 dozen ..... Coffee, Breakfast Club, lb. 29 25 in heat units. NOT A CLINKER IN A CARLOAD! 10 rn.HM.jui is highest in MOWAMt mq- One trial will convince you of its J4R4, Superior Quality Extra Fine Kindling Our Try |
