The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-13

Jasper Lennon of Mendon was in
Logan Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G.. Hayball were
passengers on the train to Salt Lake
this morning.
Read Andreas Peterson's ad. He is
giving special sale on shoes, with
prices away down.
f. J. Peterson, the energetic black
smith of Paradise, was in town yester-
day stocking up with material.
Potatoes wanted. Cash paid for all
kinds of marketable farm products at
the NJ. &. S. Grain & Seed Co. Center
Street.
Scarletina has full sway in Provi-
dence at present. Every effort is be-
ing made to check It, several families
being quarantined
Robinson Bros, the clothiers, have a
splendid necktie window exhibit.
This firm advertises largely, and the
results are so satisfactory that they
keep everlastingly at It.
The merchants who have been doing
the business in Logan, since the holi-
days are those who continuously ad-
vertise. They say nothing of course,
but it is true just the same.
An old resident of Providence,
Spring by name, was buried on We'd
nesday. He died Monday night, of
kidney trouble, having been sufferer
for years. The old man leaves a large
family.
People owning homes should dig up
their ground inside the fences, and
plant Usage orange or some other good
hedge. In two years you will be
proud of it. Right now, this spring,
is the time to do it.
d. NJ. Morgan of Gibbonsville, Ida,
is in Logan, having been called here
on account of the illness of his mother,
Mrs. Catherine Hibbard. We are
pleased to report that Mrs. Hubbard
is improving i'm health at this time.
Geo. II. Tribe of Ogden, who recent
ly purchased Hotel Kiesel, is in town.
He has leased the property to Mrs.
Hanks the popular hotel lady. AS be-
fore stated, Mr.. Tribe intends to re-
model the structure from top to bot
tom.
One of the finest window displays
ever exhibited in this town, can be
seen at II. G.. Hayball's store. The
grocery window is unique. The en-
broidery display in the large windows
is superb and perfect. The windows
are worth going to see.
The smiling face of Bishop William
Hopkins of Lima, Montana, was seen
upon our streets on Tuesday. 1t re-
minds one of days of yore to meet this
congenial gentleman and hear him
tell his always interesting stories.
We do not believe there is single
person living in Logan but what.is
always pleased to see the good natured
"Bill Hopkins" with us.
A member of the Board of Educa-
ton stated to us that there is perfect
harmony i'm the work of the board,
and that the members would probably
be able to transact business without
the assistance of either of the city pa
pers. In other words that If the city
council and the police department
can run without suggestions from THE
the Board of Education
can get along without help from the
Journal and Nation.
Those who like a stirring melo-
drama should so to Thatcher's Opera
House next Saturday evening when
j. Carter's superb scenic
spectacle "The Darkest Hour" will be
shown in this city, for the first time.
LinC oii VI iOo hiiu, ~ UciiS al lilUcIloc-
ly interesting story in an emphatic
and artistic manner. The plot has
been we'll conceived and cleverly con-
'tructed, the bright lines of comedy
aeftly intermingled with emotional
scenes that cannot fail to reach
straight to the heart. Mr.. Carter Is
noted the world over for his ingenuity
In inventing intricate mechanical
effects, but In this he has succeeded in
all of his former effects and
4 series of real stage pictures is pro-
missed.
Until one has visited he Danielson
Mfg. Co.'S place of business, it can
hardly be realized that there is
IN institution Of such magnitude in
Logan. To see the plows, hay stack
FRS corrugated rollers and other goods