The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-12-09

A big line of sample shoes for men
at % per cent off at, Dunbar, Robin
son & Co.'S.
J.P. Nelson on LIST n. Street, re-
pairs Bycicles and keeps full stock OF
repairs on hand.
The easiest fitting, most comfort
able sooe for ladies is the Julia Mar
lowe, at Dunbar, Robinson & Co.'S. 7
Geo. Ruchti North side 1st n. street
makes a speciality in cleaning and re-
pairing clothes. Parties desiring work
Of this kind will receive prompt atten-
ton; prices reasonable.
Bishop John Rouche OF Millville had
two children taken sick with throat
trouble. Through prompt treatment
and good nursing they are about well.
The Logan Steam Laundry is a
growing industry that deserves the
patronage of the people. Why send
our work to Salt Lake when 1t can be
done Just as well and just as shapely
here. The home laundry employs six
girls and three men, and the money
paid to them remains in the town.
Try them.
The editor sat in his cary chair
lighting his pipe on his auburn hair.
A halo shown over his face so fair, but
his knees were out and his feet were
bare. And he sang song both sad
and sweet, while the flies died all
around his feet, for he had no grub in
his shop to eat, and the ground was
covered with sleet. Now, what In the
world was the cuss to do? He had
eaten the paste and swallowed the
glue; ne hadn't drink, he hadn't a
chew, and while he stared his whisk-
ers grew. And the band played on.
Mr.. william Bingham, one Of the
foremost men Of the West Cache
Canal, called on us Saturday. Mr..
Bingham has eight men and teams,
personally, working upon this canal,
and anticipates more men and teams
in few days to help push the good
work along. We understand some Of
the representative men in the north
end Of the county are now using their
influence and ability in pushing the
work to completion. Too much praise
cannot be given men who have, and
will, use their energies in favor Of
such q mammoth undertaking. We
wish all such men success.
Reports from the Southern part Of
the state show that they have had the
heaviest snow fall in many years. In
Grass Valley 1t is two feet deep on the
level and there Is a probability that
the cattle interests will suffer before
spring. Cedar City reports two feet
Of snow in that part of the state and
the farmers are rejoicing at the pros
poets Of an abundent water supply
next season. 1t is something unusual
for the South to be buried in snow
while we in the North are enjoying a
mild open winter with hardly any
snow to speak Of.
Sam Whitney was about town Mon
day. Sam was one of the pioneers Of
1S47 and has seen about as much Of
the rough side Of life in this country
as any other man. He celebrated his
ed birthday about month ago by
hauling 80 bushels of wheat to Cache
Junction. While there team belong
ing to Newton man became frighten-
ed at the train and ran away. Sam
jumped on one of his horses and gave
chase. He overlook the runaway team
and getting hold Of the check strap
gradually turned the team and brought
them back to the starting point when
they were stopped without any ac-
cident or loss. Bystanders said it was
one of the greatest feats they had ever
witnessed considering man with one
arm and peg leg did it.
Student Life" a monthly publica.
tion now being gotten out by the A.
G. students, is favorably commented
upon as an able piece Of college jour
nalism. 1t is bright and breezy, filed
with matter above the average, and
considered altogether may be counted
as signal success from the beginning
to the end. The entire affair Is in
charge of the students Of the institu-
tion, and two members Of the faculty
act merely as advisers. There is an
editor-in-chief In the person of OF
James Il. Jardine, an associate-editor
In the person of E. G.. Peterson, and
five assistants as follows: Miss May
Vaughan, Il. c. Callister, j. II. Game
III, A. p. Merrill and r. II. Fisher.
There is also business manager-J.
+. Taylor, and while probably the
smallest in statue, is about the whole
thing from financial standpoint. All