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Show CITY m COUNTY - Items of Interest About People and Events. ttt ' S. P. Morgan or Matad City was In Logan Thursday. First-class pasture to rent for the season. Inquire of B. F. Rlter. The county board of education hold their regular meetinR Tuesday, June 0. Anyone wishing to secure cheap ticket transportation to Chicago call at The Rkpuiilicax ofilce. The stork visited the home of Hon. Charles II. Hart a few days ngo and left a bouncing boy This makes the sixth son. Eliason Sisters are giving a big discount on everything in the store for a few days only. Doctors I. P. Stewart, O. H. Budge, and II. P. Kmels arc In Ogdcn attend Ing the State Dental association convention. con-vention. Henry F. Miller and Julius Bauer Pianos, C. G. Conn Band Instruments, Ncedham and Seybold organs for those who know. Hyrura, as a city, Is coming to the front. A carload of cement has been ordered for the laying of pavement along three blocks. Shipments of lead ore are being made now from the La Plata mines. One car was shipped a few days ago from Hyrum to Murray. Mr. Mitchell Johnson, with his sister and his mother from Bancroft, Idaho, were the guests of Mrs. Ralph Moore for a few days this week. Charles Fleming and Vincent Car. don left Sunday afternoon for Montana Mon-tana where they will, sprnd the summer sum-mer working on a ranch near Dillon. CASH paid for eggs and poultry. Headquarters for garden, field and grass seeds; fruit, shade and ornamental ornament-al trees. Isaac Smith & Co. South Main. Frank K. Nebeker went to Brigham Thursday to act as attorney In behalf of the defendant In the case of Martin Anderson, Guardian, vs. Franklin Jensen. Call at R. M. Rolfsen's for baseball goods and tlshlng tackle. We carry the most complete stock In Logan, 38 West First North. Don't forget the number. The school trustees of Smlthfleld, in a meeting held at that place Tuesday Tues-day evening, decided toturnover their school property to the county board of education. , Watch the front window of the Thatcher Music Co.'s building for bargain snaps in everything musical. They won't last long so get your share if you arc on the market. A Sunday school .convention, consisting con-sisting of the Cache, Benson, 'Hyrum and Oneida stakes will be held in Logan, Lo-gan, August 23. A committee representing repre-senting the stakes met at the B. Y. college Wednesday to decide on a plan of program. The sample skirts advertised at Mrs. T. D. Roberts have arrived, which sell at cost. R. G. Mlchalles, of the Garland Milling company, was in the city Thursday. The gentleman is a heavy stockholder in the Bear Lake and Boston Mining company. He said that work would be resumed and hoisting machinery would be installed at once. 25 per cent discount on all dress goods at Eliason's not next week but now. The Valley View Trout company of Logan has filed articles of incorporation incorpora-tion with, the secretary of state, showing show-ing a capitalization of $10,000 divided into dollar shares. The company will condupt a general ilsh business. The olllcers are: J. S. Larsen, ptesldent; Roy Merrill, vice-president; W. II. Larsen, secretary and treasurer. Auditorium Ball every Saturday night; perfect floor, fine music. Tuesday evening an exciting runaway run-away occurred on main street. Three children were driving a horse on a rubber-tired rig, belonging to Thomas Smart, and as they turned the corner going south from the First National bank a bolt came out and let a shaft drop. The horse became frghtened and began to run. Fortunately tho rig was upset and the children dumped I out into 'the gutter, when In a moment mo-ment later a telephone polo was struck and the buggy reduced to kindling woud. The occupants escaped unln- 1 lured. i Lost-Watch fob, W. O. W. charm. Leave at Utah Dental otllce We sell the Earth and Loan money on It. II. A. Pedcrsen & Co. O. J. Norr and family left for Stone, Idaho, to visit relatives for a week or ten days. i Wm Howell, the clothier, returned Wednesday evening from a business trip to Salt Lake City. Don't be discouraged but go anti buy jour clothing from Newbold. Great reductions all along the line. For Sale Three-ioomed house, and small lot, on East Third South, Logan- Very cheap. 107 East Fourth North. If you are thinking of buying any kind of a musical Instrument it will pay you to figure with the Thatcher Music Co. Sidney Stevens, head of the Stevens Implement company, passed through Logan Thursday, going from Preston to Ogden. Go to Alexander Smith's for gents' furnishings, hats and shoes Prices always right. 21 West First North, opposite postotlice. Dr. F. E. Clark and Coach Bade-noch, Bade-noch, with some lady friends, are spending a few days In Logan canyon, at the George Q Rich bungalow. What about that piano, organ, or phonograph. The Thatcher Music Co. is prepared to give you the highest high-est value on anything musical. Engineer McLaughlin has gone to San Pete and Millard counties, taking with him seven young men. They will be engaged In Irrigation work. A dollar saved is a dollar made so go to Eliason Sisters and make money while the sale is on. Dr. W. B. Parkinson and his son George have returned from Chicago where they have been the past winter studying the science of medicine. Prof. L. A. Merrill, editor of the Desert Farmer, with his wife, attended attend-ed the alumni banquet Tuesday night. They returned to Salt Lake City Thursday. Professors Henderson, Hlckley and Kemp, with Instructors Bitter and Nelson of the B. Y. C, are in Salt Lake City attending the convention of teachers pf the church schools. Summer school opened at the A. C. last Monday and already eighty students stu-dents have registered. With the few students who are always late In registering regis-tering the school will probably have a total attendance some what In advance ad-vance of last year. Seeing is to be convinced, then go to Eliason Sisters and examine their prices. The overstock must be sold. Last Wednesday evening Miss Cicely Batt was invited by Mrs. Amussen to return home with her utter choir practice. There she found several of her friends who treated her to a china shower. Miss Batt is soon to be married mar-ried to George Adams. Wells R. Broby's fruit farm and home for sale. Located one mile east of Wellsvllle, on tho Hyrum road, consisting con-sisting of a four-room house, closet and pantry, large fruit cellar, 0 acres of orchard, 8 acres of beet and pasture land with full water right. Sheetings are as staple at sugar but a big discount is given on them at Eliason Sisters. A communication has just been received re-ceived from Elder Hyrum W. Hansen of College, who is now on a mission In Rauders, Denmark. We observe that the weather conditions In Rauders are similar to our own this spring. Tho trees are not yet half leaved out, and the farmers are still putting in their grain and potatoes. Howell Brothers have just received re-ceived one lot of sample shirts to be sold at bargain prices. John Johnson has Hied a complaint In the district court against N, W. Anderson, alleging thatdofendant unlawfully un-lawfully has In his possession goods and chattels belonging to plaintiff, valued at tho sum of $1,000. Tho plaintiff also asserts that on account of defendant's withholding tho above property, plaintiff has been damaged to the extent of $1,000 and demands judgment to cover the above amounts with costs. t -1 For Saie Atir plants at Nell linn-' sen's, 331 N (ltd li. ( F. W Thatcher, tho clothing man. I was In llilgham Thursday. W. II, Maughan, manager of tho Wellsvllle coop went to Ogden yesterday. yester-day. I Pure spring, water Ice delivered to any ptrtof the cltj, Wc cwt. Isaac Smith &Co II. Newman, manager of the Hub Clothing companywas a passenger to Ogdcn Thursday. A strr.y pig six weeks old Is being cared for. Owner apply at this olllce, pay for ad., and get the pig. F W. Mllver, of ihe Brown's Correspondence Corre-spondence school of Salt Lako City, will be In Malad for two weeks. Wanted To rent 4 or.", room house on outskirts or ull, with good sired lot and barn. I tell' phone (ily. Thomas Smart, president of the First National bank of this city, went ( to Salt Lake jestcrday. Ice made from city water and guaranteed guar-anteed pure delivered to any part of the city bvWm. Evans Both phones. For Carpets, Art "Squaics, Wilt n ruRS, Tapestry rugs, and floor coverings cover-ings of all kinds go to Edwards'Furnl-ture Edwards'Furnl-ture store. 50 per cent discount given where? At Eliason Sisters. When In Logan call at Davis's new cafe, West Center street. Regular dinners served. Best In town, 25 cents. Apartments for ladles. Prof. Northrop and wife expect to leave for the cast next Monday. The gentleman will return to Utah. Mrs. Northrop will remain in tho east during dur-ing the summer. Among the fortunate Utahnswho received lucky numbers In the drawing draw-ing last Monday of the Twin Falls Salmon River company was Senator ncrschel Bullen, who thus gets a farm in the Gem state. Why is everybody trading at Eliasons Sisters? They are after snaps now being offered. The case of The State vs. R. II. Paul, which came before Justlzo Brangham on Tuesday, was dismissed. Defendant was charged with having unlawfully hindered Sim Nielsen from taking and holding certain sheep for trespass upon the lands of F. W, Price. Look at Howell Brothers one dollar Window. Hats, Shirts and Trousers. L. L. Dalnes, a B. Y. college graduate, grad-uate, and Miss Agnes Purdle of Lima, Mont., were married in the Salt Lake temple on Thursday. The couple will spend the summer In Chicago, where Mr. Dalnes goes to pursue a course of study. They were accompanied as far as Salt Lake by Mr. and Mrs. William Purdle, the parents of the bride, i Howell Brothers have on sale twenty-five suits at $8.65 call io and see. Rhoda Ann Burrows has tiled a complaint com-plaint against Phillip Burrows In tho district court, alleging cruelty, drunkenness drunk-enness and failure to provide on the part of defendant. For the above causes she demands a separation In marriage, the custody of the only child, two-thirds of defendants real estate, $25' a month permanent alimony ali-mony and costs of suit. In consideration of the many tickets having been sold for the Tabernacle Organ Benerlt ball tonight, the auditorium people have .decided to honor all tickets that may be presented at The Auditorium this evening. Doors open at 8:45. Dancing at 9. All are invited. Ladles free, The state or Utah, by M. A. Bree-den, Bree-den, attorney general, ex rel., Peter Peterson, is plaintiff in a suit tiled Tnursday In the district court against tho Cache county board of education. The complaint sets forth; that In March, tho board' of county commissioners' commis-sioners' consolidated the county schodls Into one district and created a board of education; that tho Cache county school district is a fictitious and pretended organization and that tho otlices of tho organization are also false and pretended. The complaint com-plaint also sets forth that the olllcers comprising the county board of education educa-tion are exercising corporate powers without any warrant, charter, grant, or franchise being conferred upon them by law. The plaintiff demands judgment against defendants, that they be excluded from their pretended oillces and that they bo adjudged to bo an association of persons, wrongfully wrongful-ly exercising corporate powers without with-out any authority granted by law. Nebeker, Hart, and Nebeker are tho attoru'tfys for tho plaintiff. |
