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Show " CITY AND COUNTY I .$ items 0f Interest About - $ People and Events. I i ni Ve rll the Karth and Loan monr.v on it. 11. A. I'edersen & Co. S. R. Telford and sister Lllllc. of Richmond, were In Logan Monday. Wanted Good, cheap farm horses Immediately. P. A. Ncuburger. Mrs Fred II. Turner.and two young children.came from Magrath, Alberta, Monday morning-Joseph morning-Joseph Monson who has been In j Montpeller tho past two months, returned re-turned home Saturday night. Photos that appeared in the last Issuo of The Republican were taken at Odcll Photo Studio and are on sale there. Orson, son of George O. Pitkin, who has been In Alberta and Montana for some time past, came to Logan Monday Mon-day morning M. L. Ensign, a pioneer of Brlgham City, was seventy-seven years of age last Monday. Ills daughter Mrs. Camilla Smith of this city, went to Brigham to help celebrate the occasion. oc-casion. A grand opening ball at the Auditorium Saturday, Apr! 14. Thos. Priday lias just completed the foundation for a tine new home for Manager Hogan, of the Independent Telephone Co. The structure will bo located In the Third ward and will cost about 3,500. Mr. and Mrs. David Reese returned from Long Beach, California,, last week. The health of Mr. Reese did not Improve any by going to the coast. Mrs. Burgoyne, of Montpeller, sister of Mrs. Reese, Is still at Long Beach. A. R. Homer, formerly an accountant account-ant at the First National Bank of this city and lecently with the National Bank of the Republic at Salt Lake city, will retire in the near future from the latter bank to accept a position posi-tion outside of Salt Lake city. Look out for the Spring Millinery Milli-nery opening at Eliason's, Better Bet-ter lines than ever. J.R.Edwards and George O Haj-ball Haj-ball went to Preston Monday to attend at-tend the annual stockholder meeting meet-ing of the Oneida Mining Co.,at which an election of olllcers for the ensuing year was held. There is talk of consolidating con-solidating the Interests of the Copper one and the above company. Frank Price was over fiom Wells-vlllo Wells-vlllo Saturday, talking anti-consolidation with his characteristic energy. Mr. Price says the "antl" people are not going to submit to tho action of the commissioners. Whether this means an Injunction and further legal proceedings is yet to be determined. The London House, 84 W. First North St., Logan, Headquarters for Ladies', Misses' and Children's Trimmed Hats. The latest styles at reasonable prices. Mrs. E. Mollo, Prop. Postmaster Leatham was over from Wellsvllle Monday. He Is entirely recovered re-covered from his late spell of typhoid. The ten members of his family down with the malady at the time he was are also recovered. It seems more' than remarkable that the disease failed to result fatally In one or more of these cases. ft George II. Stodard, of Downey, was In Logan Monday. In talking of the telephone service around that place he said the farmers utilize tho barb wire on fences as a conducting medium. medi-um. At the toad crossings high posts are set and wires placed above tho roads. Ilosays that communications can be sent for fifty miles by the above methods. Tin: Rki'uiiliuan may have done Paul Hailstone some small injury, though unintentionally, in writing of his arrest and falling to give all the particulars. It appears that Hailstone was arrested for tlshlng without a license, when In truth he had a license at home. That license, however, is such a one as Is now declared null and void. Tho contention of he and others Is that in law the license of last year Is legally in force until April 1, and that tho decision of tho Stalo Fish and Game Commissioner or any Judge can not break the contract Utah made with all men to whom licenses were Issued last year, Tiik Rhi-uiilioan had no desire to create tho impression that joung Hallstono had committed any heinous crime. Were ho guilty, ha has committed only such a misdemeanor misde-meanor as has been committed by many men and boys never arrested. Since writing the foregoing Justice Brangham has assessed him i ' For Sale A stack of mixed hay. Apply to B. F. Rlttr. Hflnslow Farr returned to his ranch at Robin, Idaho, Monday. First-class new milch cow for sale quick. F. A. Neuburger. II. J. Jotinson, df Richmond, and J. 0. Barnstt, of Smlthfleld, were In the city on Monday. You can save 25 per cent on Felt Hats by buying them of Alexander Smith, 20 W. 1st North opposite tho postofllcc. Solomon Hale and Thomas Jolle, two of the royal cantankerositics and all 'round good fellows of that splendid splen-did little town Preston, were in Logan Lo-gan Monday. Edmund George, O. S. L. agent at Wellsvllle, and Miss Annie Statham of that place, were united In marriage at Ogden last Saturday. Tho couple are spending their honeymoon at Denver. Dr. I). C. Budge and wife went to Paris, Idaho, yesterday to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Elizabeth Budge, who recently died at that place. The remains will bo brought to this city for Interment. President William Budge has received re-ceived word that his wife Eli.abeth, died at Paris, Idaho, Sunday evening. The deceased was aged 73 years and had been an Invalid for twelve ycais onaccountof heart failure. President Budge left for Paris on Monday. Just arrived an elegant line of Ladies' Suits at Eliason's. Come early and make your selections. selec-tions. School District No. 1, underconsoll-datlon underconsoll-datlon Is composed of Hyruni, Paradise, Para-dise, Mlllvllle and Avon District No. 2 comprises College, Wellsvllle, Mt. Sterling and Providence. A mistake was made In a recent publication of the districts and this is olTcred as a correction. . The service at tho Presbyterian church last Sunday is the last preaching preach-ing service until the end of April, when Rev. N. E. Clemenson will probably prob-ably return to Logan. Mrs. Clemenson is said to be very materially Improved in health, so much so as to give a great deal of her time to reading. The .opening ball at the Auditorium Audi-torium on Saturday, April 4, will be a grand affair. It is stated that there are twenty-two twenty-two cases of scarlet fever In Hyde Park. Severe restrictions are placed upon the families quarantined. Cows may not be milked by these families, nor eggs gathered and sold except bv outside parlies. Certain restraints are also placed on letter writing. Schools and meetings of all kinds have been temporarily suspended. Last Friday Mrs. Nells Pearson and six sisters and brothers went to Brlgham Brlg-ham city to Join in the festivities incident in-cident to the celebration of the wedding wed-ding anniversary of their parents. For several jears the children of the Brlgham Brlg-ham city couple have given the "old folks" a pleasant reunion on this date and the affair this year was as enjoyable enjoy-able as those of the past. Miss Ella Pearson, a gianddaughtcr, also went down. ' " 7 '? W. W. Rltcr, of Salt Lake city, was -In Logan Monday. First-class Seed oats for sale by M. & L. Coal Co. Mrs. Charles Carlson gavo birth to a lino son last Friday night. O. D. Merrill, manager of the Cache Valley mills at Richmond, was In Logan Lo-gan on business yesterday. Orders have been given by tho officials offi-cials of tho O. S. L. to run a freight train each way on the Cache valley branch, commencing April 1. Louis Chrlstensen, formerly of this city, who has been working recently In tho Pocatcllo railroad shops, Is thinking of returning to Logan. CASH paid for eggs and poultry. Headquarters for garden, Hold and grass seeds; fruit, shade and ornamental ornament-al trees. Isaac Smith & Co. South Main. District Attorney Holton, of Brig-ham, Brig-ham, Attorney Leo, of Salt Lake, and Attorney norn, of Ogden, wero In tho city Monday and Tuesday at tho opening open-ing of the April term of court. Thomas Nelson, of Preston, passed through Logan Monday enrouto to Boise, whero he will movo his family In tho near future. Ho still retains his Interest In the Mercantile and Banking business with John Greaves, at Preston. William llomp and Bert Danford, Cached noted pugilists, aro said to have signed up for a boxing contest to take place at Preston on July 4. It Is said that the Preston enthusiasts will hang a $1,000 purse. Danford has a light on for St Anthony In a short time. W. C. Bradrod, of Salt Lako city, and Herbert Griggs, of Callfornla,woro In Logan yesterday conferring with Supt. J. L. McCarrey on the adoption of new school books for the stato of Utah, for which a meeting Is called on May Bat Salt Lake city. Wanted 50 head of cavalry horses. Must all be bays in color, weight 950 to 1100 pounds, height 15 to 15 3-4 hands, ages 4 to 8 years; all saddle broken. Will be in Logan one day only, April 4, 1908, at Moses Thatcher's stables. Mr and Mrs. George Kirkham, of the Seventh ward, were surprised last Sunday by a visit from Jhelr youngest son and oldest granddaughter, Mr. John Kirkham and Miss May Forman, from Perry, Idaho. Mr. Kirkham Is pardner with Willard Hubbard, of Bench, Idaho, with a threshing machine ma-chine and saw-mill. For medium size and large evergreens ever-greens go to the Logan nurseilcs. The faculty of Teachers' college gave i a short Japanese dramatic entertainment entertain-ment and social reception with danc-, ing In the large hall Friday evening, Miss Zella Smart playing a prominent I part in the sketch. The Misses Anna L Grant, Blanche Calne and Mrs. Duscn-, berry, all students at Teacher' college invited the Misses Nlbley, Grant, Par- klnson and Clawson as their guests. . A very enjoyable time was had by all. ' Miss Smart possesses unusual talent j In a dramatic way, and is a feature In i all tho entertainments New York Item In Deseret News. Remember the opening ball at the Auditorium Saturday, April 4. W. W. Clark, supervisor of the Bear River National forest until he became the head of the Agricultural college's winter course in Forestry, left forSalt Lake city last Saturday to remain In-1 definitely. Thecoursoln Forestry is completed, and us M. G. Woodruff Is now supervisor, Mr. Clark has been transferred to an inspectorship. With the chief inspector and another assistant assist-ant he will look after the foiests of Utah, southern Idaho, eastern Nevada and a portion of Arlona. Mr, Clark made many warm friends during a year's stay In Logan and theseslniere-l ly regret his departure, Gilbert G Wright, brother-in-law to Postmaster Odell and Geo. T.Odcll, died at liU home in Idaho Falls last week of a complication of discuses In which tpyhold was prominent. The funeral was held on Sunday, both tho above-named relatives being In attendance at-tendance The funeral service was conducted under the direction of the bishop of the Idaho Falls ward, the speakers being Jos M Parry of Ogden, Og-den, President Bybce of Bannock stake, and Apostle John Henry Smith. The deceased was an active man In the early las of the church, he being one. of the hundred men who went on tile Salmon rhcr expedition In 1857. fit that time u colony of Mormons came near being massacred by tho Indians, but were relieved by a force that reached thero just In time. Ho was known us an Indian war veteran, and was aged soventy years. Ho was the father of G. G. Wright. Tho funeral was the largest over held in Idaho Fulls |