The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-24

Bishop Nielsen OF Hyrum visited
Logan on Tuesday.
Bishop Ballard of Benson was upon
the Logan streets on Tuesday.
Another large shipment of Douglas
shoes has just arrived at Andreas
Peterson's. Alta
Leave your orders for Rocksprings
and Clear Creek coal at Spande
Furniture Co.
Samuel Nelson, James Milligan, and
II. j. Peterson were down from
Smithfield on Tuesday.
Tickets for "a Midsummer Nights
Dream are, for reserved seats SOC,
75c and s1.0O. Admission to gallery
35 cents.
Emma Forester OF Smithfield, wife
of Joseph Forester, died very suddenly
Sunday night at $3.50 pm. Funeral
will be held on Wednesday.
The o. X. Store has just received
nice fresh up to date line of spring
goods. See our ad. elsewhere. REM
ember this, we are not to be under
sold by any one.
The Cache Valley Tea Company at
the old Fair stand, will be ready for
business next Thursday. Everybody is
invited to inspect their elegant selec-
tions in Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc.
The son of Philip Purser of Benson
Is slowly recovering from an attack Of
sciatica and the surgical operation
which was performed upon him. His
many friends will be glad to learn of
this.
For quick growing shade tree
plant the CAROLINA POPLAR. A fine
stock at THE LOGAN NURSERIES. 3St4
Gus Schofeld, formerly livery man
in this city, who has been absent in
Idaho for the last six months, is now
in Logan. Mr.. Schofield was called
home through the sickness of one of
his children.
People say that Douglas shoes are
the very best for wear, and the most
stylish, on the market. For sale by
Andreas Peterson. Alta
Samuel Evans of Lewiston, Mr..
Shorten of Smithfield, and Eli Webb
of Richmond, have been employed as
agents of the Studebaker Brothers to
sell their line of carriages and buggies
throughout Cache valley.
Store for rent porth of Hotel Kiesel.
Rent moderate. Apply to Wilkinson's
Book Store. 4Ot3
Sophia Carbon, wife of Bishop
Joseph Carbon, presented her husband
with an eleven pound girl on last Fri
day. With the twelve pound boy at
Geo. Squires home, now the Bishops
eleven pound girl, the question might
be asked when will this increase in
infants weights stop?
Soc Granite Carpets at 25c per yard
at Spande Furniture Co.
Oliff Cronquist, who Is noted for his
systematic farming, is now construct
ing private system of water works,
the main line of pipe being about p
400 feet in length. All of the piping
is the best galvanized that money can
buy. Mr.. Cronquist is doing this work
as he does all other lines, in first-class
shape. If there is progressive up-to-
date farmer in Cache County, Oliff
onquist is the man.
The fine samples of Coffee, Tea and
Spices exhibited by the Cache Valley
Tea Company are something superb.
The Union Knitting Mills Company,
that was formed in this city some two
months ago by Hon. A. G. Barber, ii.
E. Hatch, and Hans Hansen ct, al,
will be incorporated at once. Some
of the machinery has already arrived
and the new concern expects to be in
operation within thirty days. Their
place of business will be in the old |
printing Office Of j. p. Smith. The
latter gentleman will move his bust
ness on to Main street.
According to their own parlance,
some OF the sheep wen are sup against
1t" this spring. The owners of the
sheep that have been wintering on the
desert in western Utah, are now ship
ping baled hay from available points
on the S. p. r. r. to their herds in or
der to save them. The sheep are not
in shape to travel to the spring range
without being fed. Being so near sum-
mer the sheep men cannot afford to
lose their tlocks and therefore are
exerting every means possible to pull
them through. Money earned by the
sheep men is not all profit by any
means.
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