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Show CACHE COUNTY CROSS OUTS. <br><br> ATTEND the concert. <br><br> TOMORROW will be May-day. <br><br> A GRAND May-day walk is proposed. <br><br> THE LOGAN Brass Band hold regular practices. <br><br> WE think that spring has at last come, but… <br><br> SNOW is fast disappearing from the south hillsides. <br><br> THE WATER in our mountain streams is rising rapidly. <br><br> QUARTERLY Conference commences to-morrow [tomorrow]. <br><br> SMITHFIELD will hold a municipal election next Monday. <br><br> EVERYBODY - be sure and attend the concert to-morrow [tomorrow] evening. <br><br> THERE is a call for "Sealed proposals" to-day [today]. Read it everybody. <br><br> WHOOPING cough has broken out among the children of Logan. <br><br> THE FOOT bridge near Logan Hall corner is still in a bad condition. <br><br> DIPHTHERIA is in Logan again. Two death [deaths] has been caused by the disease. <br><br> WINTER has now gone, so we may expect that the trees will soon leave. <br><br> EDWIN Stratford, Esq., has been spending a few days in Logan on business. <br><br> A MEETING of the Lotus literary association was held last evening at the City Hall. <br><br> THE WATER has been turned out of the mill race for the purpose of putting in headgates. <br><br> READ the advertisements of Mr. J. T. Hammond which are published in this issue of the Leader. <br><br> WM. [WILLIAM] BUDER, the watchmaker and jeweler, is not prepared to do gold and silver plating on short notice. ???? <br><br> Z.C.M.I. is having two sets of shelves put up in the stove department. The necessity of this addition is apparent. <br><br> WORK was resumed on the temple last Monday. But five members were on hand to commence work, others are expected soon however. <br><br> THE PROPRIETOR of the Cache Valley Hotel ???? the public in a new advertisement this week. The house is almost ready for opening. <br><br> MRS. LAMOREAUX has just received a choice stock of millinery and fancy goods of latest style and finest quality. Inspection solicited. Apr??? <br><br> ON Saturday of next week the Logan Dramatic Association will present the charming drama, "Norah ???," and the laughable farce, "Barney the Baron." <br><br> TWO large dogs attacked a little calf on Washington street last Wednesday; and, if it had not been for the intervention of a passerby, would probably have worried it to death. <br><br> The Leap Year Ball given last Friday evening was a very enjoyable ???????? the young ladies who managed it are to be congratulated on the success which attended their efforts. <br><br> OUR informant who has had occasion to cross the bottom between Logan and Newton says the road seems to have no bottom, and that it is in the worst condition he has known for six years. <br><br> WE are informed that most of the farming land throughout the valley is yet very much too wet for plowing. It seems that the earth is completely saturated with water for a depth of two or three feet. <br><br> FARMERS and stock-raisers have now occasion to relax their face muscles and come out in a broad, happy universal smile. This glorious weather makes all nature rejoice, and why should it not warm their hearts? <br><br> A LARGE attendance of Saints is expected at conference. Although the season is far advanced and work is pressing, this should not prevent people from coming to hear good instruction and obtain valuable information. <br><br> At the book store in Logan can be found one of the finest assortments of goods in the north - anything from a gem puzzle to a set of croquet. Baseballs and bats there are too in abundance. Call and inspect goods and prices. <br><br> O.N. Liljenquist, Superintendent of the Hyrum U.O. company, has something to say to the people of this lovely day. He advertises, through the Leader, a stock of lumber the sight of which will make the hearts of builders rejoice. <br><br> SISTER W???, an aged lady residing at Millville, and well known in this county and Territory, has been for some time past dangerously ill from pneumonia. She is now in an improved condition, and sanguine hopes are entertained of her ultimate and complete recovery. Doctor Groesbeck is the attending physician. <br><br> AN AFFRAY occurred on Main street yesterday; but no arrests were made. The affair was not serious, only a blow, a chase, and retaliation to the fullest extent. No name can be given; but the parties can be identified in this way: one is the handsome manipulator of the cleaver, and his opponent is a youth of Holland persuasion. <br><br> NOTWITHSTANDING that Wall Paper has advanced 23 per cent in the east, I will sell at old prices until my present stock is exhausted - except the 25 cent paper, which I have advanced to 31 cents per roll. I am enabled to do this on account of purchasing before the advance in prices. Jas. T. Hammond. Bookseller and Stationer, Logan City. apr30-1m. |