The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23

j. r. dollhouse, of Paradise, was in
the metropolis yesterday.
New triumphs I'm suits and over
coats at Robinson Bros. As Main.
Joseph A. Smith, the Providence
mogul was walking the streets in Lo-
gan yesterday.
Bishop II. NJ Lilnquist and A. M.
Israeson, two prominent men of Hy-
rum, were with us yesterday.
Herman Johnson, the wel-known
caterer, has leased the restaurant in
the Palace building. The apartments
will be fitted up in good shape, and
will be opened for business in few
days.
How would you feel If you should
find an Estcy piano in your stocking
Christmas morning? There is going
to be several surprises of this kind, as
most of the pianos at the Harris Mu-
sic store have been ordered. 1862
The enterprising painters, G. V.
Hansen and G. w. Anderson have
taken the contract for painting and
decorating the Lewiston opera house
1t is needless to say that first class
| job will be done. G.. V. Hansen
will do the painting for the scenery.
II. o. Harkness,of McCammon, made
a flying visit to Logan yesterday. Mr..
Hardness is pioneer Of the West and
Is favorably known by all the old Mon
tana freighters. Mr.. Hardness has
made many improvements on his ex-
tensive ranch at McCammon. He
has one of the finest grist mills in the
State of Idaho an electric light plant,
a saw mill and system of water
works and tirst-class creamery which
have cost thousands of dollars. No
rancher in the West has employed
more men constantly than he. This
extensive ranch is now being divided
up into small holdings. Quite a few
persons have bought city lots, which
have water piped to their places. An
excellent opportunity is offered for
those desiring new homes without
moving far away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Goodwin
celebrated the fifth anniversary of
their marriage last Monday evening
and their delightful home at 1877 w.
9Th South was blaze of happiness
and good cheer until a late hour.
The decorations were vari-colored
paper and potted flowers. Progress
sive high five and Il dainty lunch
were the features. MISC. c. Good
win Jr. was the winner of the prize
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum J. Dewitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry T. Stoney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Israel p. Jacobsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Pearl f. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Felt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Goodwin ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Goodwin Jr., Mr.. !
Glen. Williams and Miss Cad Jacob !
sen.
Mr.. Robert Jinks the tanner has on
exhibition at Lafount's hardware !
establishment the hide of a large
mountain lion killed by Mrs. Lucian
Farr in Mexico several months ago. |
Mrs. Farr is quite proud Of her trophy
and has had the pelt tanned for its
proper preservation. The animal
measured eight feet from tip to tip
and since Mr.. links has put the finish
ing touches to the pelt, the same is a
most excellent keep sake. Mr.. links
is tanner of unqueStioned ability,
and it is to be regretted that he is not
the head of large tannery located in
this valley. He has attempted TO in
tcrest local capital in his business, but
there have beeu too many other enter
prises requiring backing. He still has
hopes Of eventually organizing COM
pany to carry on the work in large
way. That there are sufficient hides
in this north country to keep such an
institution busy is not doubted, and
one thing necessary to the establish
ment of such an enterprise is for men
of capital to investigate the cost and
possible profits.