The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-26
The largest stock Of Per
fumes at Holiday prices at
Ritter Bros Drug Co.

II. Bullen, ST., of Richmond, made
a business trip to Salt Lake City
Wednesday.
New triumphs in suits and over
coats at Robinson Bros. As Main.
Miss Alberta Bcckstead, stenogra-
phcr at the Thatcher Bank, has Sc
cured leave of absence for a few days
ana is now with home folks at Swan
Lake.
There will be Christmas services at
the Presbyterian church Sunday at III
O'Clock a. M, to which all are invited.
In the evening Rev. Ccmenson will
hold a Christmas service at the Men
don chapel.
The enterprising painters, c. 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.
The home of Hans A. Peterson was
made happy day or two ago by the
birth of a son. 1t Is needless to state
that Hans is all smiles. The boys APP
pearng before his honor now for
wrong-doing will surely be sentenced
lightly, for the Justice has nothing
now in his heart but good for every
body.
Hon. Joseph Howell arrived home
from Washington City Tuesday night
and will spend the Christmas holidays
with his family in Logan. Mr.. Howell
is of the opinion that Senator SmOot
will not be unseated, and feels very
certain of it. AS he becomes more
acquainted with his duties and his
fellow congressman, Mr.. Howell is
more satisfied with the honor that is
his.
j. w. Mcdonald was down from
Smithtield yesterday and reported
that he has recently made such addi-
tions to his salt refinery as to place it
in tirst-class shape. He furnishes sui
phur rock salt for cattle and the finest
table and dairy salt. The factory
keeps two or three people very busy,
and Mr.. Mcdonald Is highly pleased
with the success he is having. He will
fill wholesale orders promptly.
On Monday evening, December q,
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Bell celebrated their
wooden wedding at their home,
which was beautifully decorated in
white, green and holly. At eight
O'Clock fifty guests were seated at the
table and partook of bounteous
supper, after which they were enter
tanned with music and games until
the small hours. The guests departed
wishing their host and hostess would
live to celebrate their diamond ami
versary. They received many beauti-
full presents.
Bishop Ira Nebeker of Laketown
drove over the mountains through
Logan canyon last Tuesday. He states
that the snow is about two and one-half
feet deep on the divide, and for about
one mile it is hard travelling owing
to no marks being placed by the road
in that distance. The Bishop thinks
that the road might be kept open the
most of the winter if portions of the
road was staked Off. There being no
guides for distance, travellers get off
the beaten track, which maxi es
rough travelling.
For the information of our many
readers afar off, it might be proper to
state that snow is scarce and Sleighing
poor. The roads are hard and good
for vehicles. While trade has been
fairly good this holiday, it is not what
it was last year, and it can hardly be
accounted for. Every commodity
that the farmer raises brings extraya-
CANT prices. Lucerne hay is sell ing
readily for $3.50 per ton delivered;
eggs are worth 80 and 40 cents per
dozen; and lucerne seed has been sold
as it came from the machine for lot
cents per pound. Prices on other pro-
ducts are in proportion.
On inquiry of County Physician W,
b. Parkinson we learn that there is
little or no danger Of small pox
epidemic in Cache at present. With
the able assistance Of Dr., Adamson in
the north and Dr. W. b. Parkinson
Jr., in the south, the various cases are
being watched and carefully looked
after, and the danger of spread OF
the malady is ayerted. That prompt
and effective measures have been
adopted in this matter is highly
! creditable to the people whose duty II
is to protect the public from contag'
iouS disease.