Local Briefs From Logan and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report John G Wilson of Hyrum very ill and property for sale while water will be shut off Monday to Wednesday. Reports include William Reading visiting Salt Lake, Cache stake conference dates, Adolph Fielstrom joining Bear River Sugar, and upcoming priesthood meeting near May 2 1903. Entries mention George Ownby opening an office, Prof Wilson’s move to Logan Agricultural College, Grace Scoville’s death, and local gentlemen visiting from Wellsville. Also noted are a smoked ham sale, land purchases by Thomas B Busby, Shakespeare recital by Miss Babcock, a May 2 physical culture event, a joint funeral for Julius Johnson and Peter Larsen, Mercy Baker opening a studio, painter V Hansen hiring trouble, housing and loan notes, sales at City Paint Shop, and calls for shippers to close stores earlier in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
John G. Wilson
Hyrum
William Reading
Salt Lake
Cache Stake
Adolph Fielstrom
Bear River
Hyrum Stake of Zion
Water rationing notice for city mains
City warns of water scarcity Monday Tuesday and possibly Wednesday. Domestic usage only. some areas in the South ward and part of the 4th will have no water. Signed by Sth Ward City water master 8S Holt. Joseph H Knowles to drive slick to the canyon next Monday year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Holt
Joseph H. Knowles
Job Printing Services Advertised In Local Office
A local notice promotes printing services including letterheads billheads statements and business cards offered at the national office. It mentions visit options and low pricing for small quantity prints and other job printing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen Doles
Tie Nation Ofice
Mr Riter Opens Soda Fountain For Annual Treat
The Nation received an invitation from editor B F Arrest inviting employees to the soda fountain opening today. The event is described as a goodwill gesture backed by Riter’s, claiming his ice cream is the best and his drug store the biggest, most reliable in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qome
B. F. Arrest
Mgr
Riter
Riter’s
Pain Balm Heals Severe Muscular Rheumatism
Sallie Harris of Salem New Jersey recounts a severe muscular rheumatism attack last fall. After trying several prescriptions she used Chamberlains Pain Balm advertised in the South Jerseyman and, following two applications and one bottle, was completely cured. Sold by all dealers everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Harris
Salem
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
George C. Ownby
Optician
Wilson
Ogden High School
Logan Agricultural College
Grace
Gus Scoville
John
James Leatham
Wellsville
Henry Hughes
S. B. Sorenson’s
Thomas B. Busby
Salt Lake County
Orson Thatcher
Logan
Mr. Busby
Julius Johnson
Peter Larsen
Hyrom
W. ©. Parkinson
Jens Lauritzen
A. G. Barber
Orson Smith
Mercy Rachel Baker
Utah
Salt Lake City
V. Hansen
City Paint Shop
Main St
P. A. Nielson & Son
Main Street
John H. Anderson
George D. Cardon
A. C. Nielsen
Joseph S. Campbell
W. W. Maughan
Matin Street
Niels A. Pearson
William Bingham
W. B. Parkinson
Cache
Parkinson
Hercules Power Company
Laogan
Fred J. Marshall
Roosevelt
John R. Edwards
Hyde Park
Brigham Young Tolere
B. C. Clampus
Richards
Wright
LB. Y
Christiansen
Wolf
Hyde Parkers
Logah
Center Street
Mr. Riter
Star Grocery
LD. S
Logan Knitting Factory
Fries
Cardon
First North Street
Logan, Utah
THE
Logan Nurseries
Carolina
Wi. and Grain & Seed Co
Vermont
Idaho
E. Drake
South St
M.van Law
C. P
17Th St
Denver
W. W
Hal S. Ray
Denver, Col
Rock Island
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
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