The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-02
alace Barber Shop.
NEWLY EQUIPPED WITH
PORCELAIN BATH TUBS.
tOc Shave tOc
O. A. NELSON, Proprietor.


for himself.
Misses Emma and Olive Sandberg of
Cannon were I'm Logan Saturday.
They brought a younger sister to the
n. j. A.
Wilkinson's business building on
North 1st West is rapidly nearing
completion. There are several small
rooms, and one large room.
Prof. Vernon of the b. Y. G. faculty
is having erected residence at the
northeast corner of 2nd North and LIST
East. 1t is desirable location.
O. A. Nelson has been fixing up his
barber shop, "The Palace" in an up
to-date shape. A new cement floor
and bath tubs are recent additions.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Johnson, with Van SAINT
& Chamberlain, Salt Lake City, is in
Logan for few days doing piano tun-
ing for Thatcher Bros. establishment.
We made a mistake last week i'm say
ing that Prof. Anderson's wife accom-
panied him as he sang in the Gates
concert. Instead, the accompanist
was Miss Ragnell Jensen, recently
from Christiana, Norway, young
lady of superior musical education
now located i'm Logan. She is grad
uate of the Christiana conservatory
of music and is recommended to pros
pective scholars as u woman of culture
and refinement, and great success as
an instructor.
Rev. n. Il. Clemenson went to Pres
ton last Thursday afternoon as the
guest of Rev. Waller and delivered a
discourse i'm the new Presbyterian
church during the evening. Rev.
Waller is the minister i'm charge of the
Gentle Valley district, but became
seriously interested. in Preston, and
i'm the last twelve months raised the
money to build both a church and
mansc. This building was opened on
Thursday evening for the first time.
The church will probably be dedicated
Oct. LIST, and church organization
effected. This is but another example
of "where there's a will, there's a
way"
On the LIST of this month Mr.. Xeph
Thomas opened up in Salt Lake City
a Debenture Savings Bank, to be run
i'm connection with his bank at this
place. Mr.. Thomas had been contem-
plating this move for some time, and
his business at Salt Lake became so
large that the new establishment is
practically necessity. The bank is
located i'm splendid room two doors
east of the Kenyon hotel. Mr.. Thorn
as informs us that the new bank will
in no way interfere with the business
Of the Logan bank.
Sewers, one of the oldest of the
Uintah Indians and prominent man
of his tribe, died ON the reservation
few days ago, and in accordance
with a custom in vogue among the
Indians, his best horses were led up to
the dead warriors wickiup and killed
that he might have them to ride over
the hills and wales of the happy hunt
ing grounds. Sewer had been a lover
of fast horses and owned some that
were very valuable. Among the
horses that were shot was one for
which he recently paid $3j0.-Price
| Advocate.
We have heard it suggested by diff
erent business men that the thing
most needed by them Is Merchants
Association. There are various mat
tiers such an association could arrange
more satisfactorily to themselves and
to their customers, and with but little
trouble. We understand that there
are two evils, especially that might
be remedied by concerted action, be-
sides the adoption of rules and regul,
ations for mutual protection. 1t is
said that the merchants and business
men generally have prices up rather
high largely because of disposition
on the part of customers to want tc
"Jew" them down. This is rather
perniciOuS practice and one that
could be rcmcdied, With merchants
association it would also be possible
for each mpmhpr tO know whom IA
trust and for how much, There need
be no continued losses on the part O
any merchant. And again it is sale
that business men instead of patroniZ
ing each other are inclined to send of
for goods when it is found that a few
cents can be saved A Merchants
association designed to correct sud-
evils and others Of like nature would