The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-04
Local JOttingS.

Jacob West made business trip to
Salt Lake Wednesday.
Skanchv has sold 3 car loads of
shingles because he sells cheap. Also
chicken wire at bargains. Call and
get figures on doors and windows.
Misses Hortensc Anderson and Ida
Heath are visiting in Logan for few
days.
j. II. Bowman the contractor Is
building cottage for Os Shelton on
East Bird North street.
In Salt Lake City there is one
divorce to every six marriages, accord
ing to the Deseret News.
Sewing Machines cleaned and repair
ed Singer Sewing Machine Store,
So First North street. Phone 5OZ. 72tS
President Kerr of the A.C. of U. Is
in Boston attending the annual meet
ing Of the National Educational
Association.
On Thursday Jos. Il. Nielsen was
kicked by horse which broke one of
his arms in bad shape. The arm and
wound was attended by DR.. Parkin-
son Jr.
Considering the quality of goods we
cannot be undersold. Examine our
Wn1lnuI,ar n ie 40 hast nd
cheapest in town. Carbon and Burn
ham.
Miss Katherine Smith returned
Tuesday night from an extended visit
at Baker City, Oregon. She had
most delightful visit but is glad to
get back to Logan once more.
There will be meeting of all the
taxpayers of Logan city at the Court
House Monday July 9Th at s p. m.
The object Is to discuss the advisable
ity of purchasing the Hercules Co.'S
lines. Shall we buy the old line, or
have brand new up-to-date system.
@. G. GARFF.
From now until August 1st we will
give 10 per cent. discount for cash on
our entire stock Of furniture, carpets,
ETC., and % per cent on wallpaper, on
account of changes which will take
place in the firm. Spande Furniture
20. 69tS
The president and vice-prcsident of
the prospective sugar factory at Lewis
ton, were in Logan on Wednesday. |
They stated, without any reservation
whatever, that the factory would be
built, that impediments of every ma
ture had been cleared away and that
1t was a sure go.
Murdoch delivers Ice cream daily
to any part of the city in their own
packages, put down in ice. 7lt3
j. p. Paulson of Salt Lake city.
manufactures of bank office, store and
bar room fixtures came to Logan Tues
day night. The firm that Mr.. Paulson
represents made the fixtures for the
Cache Valley bank, Glazer's and
Hurst's saloons, Ritter Brothers Drug
Company, and the Coop Grocery.
All of of these fixtures speak well for
the Salt Lake firm and they should
be encouraged and supported in
preference to Eastern houses.
Account lth of July the o. S. l.. will
sell excursion tickets at single fare;
selling dates July 3rd and 4th, good
returning July 9th.
Prof. Ball, head of the biological de-
partment of the A. G. of u, has
started in to create one of the best
museums to be found in western in
Just few days ago a
$500 consignment of skeletons was re-
ceived and smaller additions are be-
ing made ut intervals. The civicS
room one of the largest in the build
Ing, has been apportioned for the use
OF the museum and visitors to the col.
lege next year will see something ex-
tensive in the way Of specimens. Prof.
Ball is enthusiastic over the idea, and
those familiar with his energetic dis
position predict that he will accom-
plish the end in view in the shortest
time possible.
Commencement exercises at the
Harris Music Store. Three Estey pi-
amos and five Newman organs sold last
week. One of the Estey's went to a
musician at American Falls, Idaho. .
II. G. Hayball has a most artistic
Fourth of July window. Arches and
flags with the Goddess of Liberty in
the center, muskets, etc, make
charming picture that attracts con-
siderable attention. Surrounding
the arches is magnificent eagle,
which, with wings outStrctched and |
carrying in its beak the phrase "E Plu-