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Show Generalities. William Murray, of Wcllsvlllc leave? for a mission to Great Brltlan on May I5th We sell the Earth and Loan money on it. II. A. Pcdersen & Co. Hyrum Thatcher Is In Salt Lake working for the I). & R. G. Hallway company. Farm and city property in Smith-field Smith-field for sale by Geo. Y. Smith, Smith-Held. Smith-Held. Tho Salt Lake school children will plant between 10,000 and 13.000 trees Saturday. Wantkii 300 head of dry cattle to herd through the summer. Apply to Martin Shaffer. Mlllvllle. Parley Merrill, of Trenton, Is In Salt Lake serving as a juror In the Federal court. For Sale A 300 acre dry farm, two miles North-East of Smlthllcld. Will sell the wholo or In parts. Apply to G. Y. Smith. Mathew Foster, of Mondon, has returned re-turned to Salt Lake and resumed his position on tho Salt Lake city railway. We collect all kinds' of Indebtedness, out-lawed notes and accounts specia attention. II. A. Pcdersen & Co. OHlco over First National Bank, t Scowcroft & Sons, of Ogdcn, arc rustlers, their traveling salesmen aro In the county doing a good business. The Stcvcnslmpicmcnt Co. has Just received three more car loads of tho famous "Casaday" plows, the plow that has made disc plowing asuccess. The conference that has just closed Is conceded by many to bo the largest and one of tho best ever held In the church. For durability, reliability and all around perfection the Hooslcr drills and seeders are easily the peer of them all. Sidney Stevens Implement. Co. T. J. Gilmartin, the man who laid the Center street cement walks last summer, went to Goldficld, Nevada, Immediately after winding up his work here. He has Just returned to Ogden and reports that In the estimation estima-tion of men of experience from all parts of the world, the camp will prove the wonder of the entire mining world. Mr. Gilmartin secured options on twp valuable mining claims for a company in Ogdcn. Wanted: A man with one thousand thou-sand or twelve hundred dollars to Invest In-vest in good business In Boise, Idaho. An excellent opportunity for the right man. Address Box 744 Boise, Idaho. Some of the singers In Salt Lake regret re-gret to learn of the resignation of Alexander Lewis as choir leader, and express a sincere desire that Logan will not fall from the position she has held for years. They say that under the leadership of Mr. Lewis the Logan Lo-gan choir has been considered one of the leading ones. It is to be hoped that the future of Logan in this respect re-spect will be well considered, for when choirs In other second and third class cities aro forging to the front It Is no time for Logan to fall back. Tho people In Brlgham city anticipate antici-pate good crops In the fruit line this year. Oscar Holgren, an employe of John Edwards, is In Salt Lake with his little girl, having a tumor taken from one of her ears. For Sale Furniture and household goods. Gustavo Bcrnston, 331 South Fifth West. Thattholand In north Ogden Is considered con-sidered valuablo as is evidenced by the fact that quite recently two and half acres of meadow land sold for $500. Another parcel of farming land comprising com-prising twelve acres was sold for $3,500. Fifteen cents paid for eggs at II. G. Hayball's. Plain City, In Weber county, formerly form-erly considered tho banner section of that locality for raising strawberries Is now a failure along those lines. Alkali has risen to the surface so much that the strawberry beds have been measurably killed out. There are hardly enough raised for their own consumption. A good piece of business property in Lcwiston, for sale cheap. Apply to Geo. Y. Smith, Smlthllcld. . Mr. and Mrs. Owald Sholton are mourning the death of their three-year-old daughter, Lucrctla, who died of heart failure Sunday evening. The little girl had an attack of whooping cough a short time ago and slnco that time her heart had been alTectcd. The funeral service will be held In the Fifth ward meeting house today at 2 o'clock. G. Gcsscl, the brick maker of Cache county, will sell brick by tho wagon or car load. The choicest kind. Aaron Fair, who has been in the cast the last two wecks.returncd home Thursday night o last week. Tho object of Mr. Farr's trip was to ar rango for a feed In transit, rate for cattle, also to secure pasturage in western Nebraska for same. We understand un-derstand that he was very successful In both measures, and expects to branch out extensively along the line of early shipments of cattle to the eastern pasture lands. Mr. Farr has purchased 000 head of two and three year olds In St. Anthony, Idaho, and expects to purchase at) least 500 head in the vicinities of Cache and Malad Valhcs. Parties having suitable cattle for sale may do well In conferring confer-ring with Mr. Farr. ?i Wanted to trade 1200 pound 0-ycar old horse for a good single driver of about 1,000 pounds. Apply at sugar factory after 7 p. m. any evening. The A. C. of U. athletic Held was the scene of extraordinary activity Saturday afternoon. Not less than 300 students were out with teams, scrapers, rakes and shovels converting convert-ing the Held Into a thing of beauty and a joy forever from an athletic standpoint. Tho tennis ground was as smooth as a dancing lloor and yet they kept on raking. The alfalfa roots had been dug from a ten acre patch.' At one place a quarter-mile cinder path for racing was being constructed under the direction of Coach Campbell. Camp-bell. As the boys worked, young ladles carried drinkables to them, smiled, and those boys would get down and dig like their lives depended on It that is, if the girls didn't linger. A meet has been arranged with athletes from the 11. Y. C. to be held early In may. t-In t-In doing your spring cleaning It will cost no more to buy the latest and most up-to-date styles, of wallpaper than it does paper that Is ten or twelve years old, so It will pay you to call on Preston & Pyper before buying. buy-ing. They guarantee to paper a room for less money with tho latest patterns pat-terns cheaper than anybody in Cacho County. Messrs. Coburn and Farnsworth, advanced ad-vanced students in tho Commercial department at the A. O. of U. were in Ogden Saturday inspecting tho the commercial woik of tho Ogden High school. According to tho Standard Stand-ard "these gentlemen spent the day in tho commercial department of the high school and together with Prof. O. J. Stllwell visited a number of business houses where graduates of the local department aro employed, after which they expressed themselves as being highly gratified with the way tho local department is conducted. Thero are a number of new features I used here that aro not used at Logan j which may bo adopted by that intuitu-' intuitu-' Won after Messrs. Coburn and Farns-1 Farns-1 worth render their report. Tho work of the commercial department at the high school Is mado as nearly practical as possible and no books are used except ex-cept to record what has been learned by the students, in fact, it is ono of the most practical departments in the country. Ilerbct Horsely, father-in-law to John Montiose and favorably known In this county, leaves for a British mission this week. Lookout for John Bench, he is In the race for house painting and paper hanging. , 1 Hyrum Hatch, of Franklin, Idaho, has for years acted as ngent lor the Greer Mills & Co. live stock and commission com-mission merchants of Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha and other points, in 1003 he lfantlledtiOOcarsof cattle and sheep and In 1004 nearly the same amount. Parties desirous of placing stock on the eastern market might do well to get In touch with Mr. Hatch. Fifteen cents paid for edgs at II. G. Hayball's. Mada Smart, a daughter of Thomas Smart of this city, passed a most excellent examination In obstetrics, last Friday in Salt Lake city While she was thfyoungest applicant, she passed as one of the best, with high honors. Her abilities were at once recognl.ed, as she was olTcred a position In a big hospital as ono of the leading, nurses. Her many friends congratulate Miss Smart on her success. suc-cess. " Juroishavc been drawn as follows: CharlesShumway, Clarkston; P. Petersen, Peter-sen, Petorboro;.lohn Ashllman, Greenville; Green-ville; Thomas II. Grlllln, Clarkston; James Boskelly, Smlthllcld; W. II. Lewis, Jr., Richmond: Bobcrt Baxter, Jr., Mt. Sterling; 'John W. Garrett, N. A. Jeppsen, Ilyi um:. lames I Hansen, Han-sen, Newton; John II. Glbbs, Paradise; Para-dise; N. W. Kimball, Logan; Wm. Anderson, Richmond; Christian Larson, Lar-son, Logan; David Crookston, Hyrum; A. G. Lundstrom, Logan; X.cpli Thomas, Logan; Snren Hansen; Hyrum. Mrs. Geo. Dunbar has been quite ill the past week, but Is Improving. |