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Show CACHE COUNTY CROSS CUTS. FISHING TACKLE at Cardon's. NEW lime for sale at the Temple Block. LOOKING-GLASS PLATES any size, at Cardon's. LOGAN is to have a Twenty-Fourth celebration. PHILOPENA is the only game of chance played in Logan. There was quite a heavy frost in Logan on the night of July 11th. TALK is cheap; but without doubt an Athlete Club is to be formed. ELECTION day approaches, and yet there is no commotion. Why this silence? LOGAN is an orderly city, judging from the blank appearance of the police court record. WANTED. 100 good cedar or red pine posts, for which lumber will be paid. Apply at this office. MEAT kept in the cellar during the heat of the day at the Logan Meat Market, on Main Street. THE Logan Dramatic Association intend to give a fine performance on the night of the Twenty-Fourth. A SPAN of horses, attached to a wagon, yesterday ran away and the driver was thrown out and slightly hurt. THE Logan House is having a large addition built. This will be a great accommodation to patrons of the hotel. WOOD - of such a kind that either your mother-in-law or the hired girl can easily cut it, at the U.O. M & B. Co.'s Mills. UNDER the skillful touch of Mr. Reuben Kirkham, the stage and scenery of Logan Hall begin to assume a handsome appearance. IN last week's issue of the LEADER we stated that the walls of the Logan Temple were about sixty feet high. This should have read "seventy feet." THE ordinance relating to chimneys should be strictly enforced. In several localities stove-pipes can be observed projecting through the sides or roofs of houses. MR. L.H. RUSSELL has returned. At Ogden last Monday he had his ankle seriously dislocated, but he is now able to creep about with the aid of a crutch. WHY do not the young ladies and gentlemen of Logan form an archery club? Nothing in the line of exercise giving implements can excel "the bow and arrow." OUT of the four car loads of Osborne harvesting machinery, recently received by Gen. I. Farrell, Esq., but three machines remain unsold. But plenty more are coming. THE late session of the County Court, for the purpose of hearing objections to the assessment roll, was a very satisfactory one. But few taxpayers came forward with grievances. THE proprietor of the People's Drug Store, in order to keep pace with the times and to accommodate his numerous patrons is making several changes in his building on Third street. ON Monday a boy named Lars Peterson had his collarbone broken, by being thrown from a horse. Doctor Ormsby was sent for; and under his care the injured youth is improving. MR. J.M. Moore of the firm of Moore, Allensworth & Co., has been in town for several days disposing of buggies. Several vehicles have been purchased from the gentlemen by our citizens. ASK Niels if, when he is watching the working out of another person's poll tax, and takes a pleasant afternoon nap, he likes to be disturbed by having a city official tickle his ear with a straw. AN error was made in the item headed, "Nearly a Fire," which was published last week. The flames were discovered and extinguished by Rather Ricks, Marshal Crockett and Charles Frank, Esq. THE establishments of Jas. [James] T. Hammond and of Mrs. Palmer, are being enlarged to a considerable extent. Improvement is the order of the day here. Success to the "Book Store" and the "Millinery House!" FAIR, fragrant blossoms that fill our room with beauty! The bouquet for the LEADER office this week was presented by Brother Thomas Jones. It is tastefully arranged and is full of loveliness. Many, many thanks. ON Tuesday night a meeting was held by the leading people here, to arrange for a proper celebration of the Twenty-Fourth. A committee, consisting of the superintendents of all the Sunday schools of Logan was appointed, and the matter is to be considered, and a report rendered on Saturday next. MR. D. A. SWAN, the efficient train dispatcher for the U & N. [Utah and Northern], has been absent from Logan for nearly a week. During that period, he has interviewed Ogden and Salt Lake to good advantage. In the meantime, Mr. Burke Spencer has filled his position, while Mr. Dayle has occupied the situation of night train dispatcher, previously held by Mr. Spencer. NOTICE is hereby given to the superintendents, choir leaders, and singers of the Sunday schools of this Stake, that a meeting for the purpose of preparing for the coming Jubilee, will be held until further notice on the last Saturday of each month in the Logan Tabernacle, commencing at 11 o'clock a.m. It is earnestly desired that all who have an interest in the matter will be present. A YOUNG man named Johnson, a stock healer having his name in Montana, was seriously hurt on Wednesday last. He was riding a meddlesome horse, on the road leading northward through this city, when the animal, becoming frightened, reared upon its haunches and fell backward. Johnson's presence of mind probably saved his live. He disengaged his feet from the stirrups, and succeeded in throwing himself partially clear of the falling weight. His head and one of his legs sustained some severe bruises; but he was plucky enough and able to remount after a short time, and continue his long journey. |