The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-07

severe case Of typhoid pneumonia.
A few loads of good luccrne hay
wanted. Inquire at this office.
Willard Baxter of Sterling was
visitor to Logan yesterday.
ROOMS FOR RENT. APPLY AT
CACHE KNITTING WORKS. 9St4
Go to John II. Anderson for mems
and boys clothing. Best and Cheapest
in town.
William Garnet, an aged resident
of Smithfeld, died Sunday last of gen.
eral debility.
For SALE-A room house and
large lot, good location. For furthur
particulars call ut sol n. Main st. 9St2
w. r. Dewett, the man that has
made the desert blossom as rose on
Blacksmiths fork, was in the metrop-
oils on Tuesday.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed. S. B. Sorensen
proprietor.
Stephen Hailstone has opened up
neat little stand in James England's
store on Main street. Stephen says
his meats will be second to none. All
he asks Is trial.
Quite few people have started to
lay in their supply of coal for winter.
When the people are reminded of the
shortage last winter most all will con-
clude that to lay in a supply now is
the proper thing to do.
The continued storms of late have
stopped beet digging for the time be-
ing In this locality. The dry farm
ers are gleeful over the down fall and
feel that it Is good omen for next
years crops. SO may it be.
Don't be pestered with unnecessari-
ly heavy, clumsy, ineffective, alledged
beet diggers. An Avery is the only
real beet digger and sub-soiIer made.
Sidney Stevens Implement Co.
Yesterday morning band of In
dams was moving southwark. Their
outfit was first class throughout. In
the lead was the mother driving a
pair of good bred horses attached to
a mountain spring wagon. The back
seat was filled with the juniors of the
family wrapped comfortably in Navajo
blankets. The vehicle was followed
by what appeared to be the sire and
a son mounted on good horses. The
attire throughout was first class i'm
every respect, and the passer-by was
led to conclude that the good times
have had affect upon all classes.
"A few years ago Indians could not be
seen with outfits OF this kind.
The New York correspondent to
the Tribune has the following TO say
Of Logan people: ."Horace G.. Nebe-
ker of Logan is at Ithaca, where he
will take a four years course at Corn
ell, studying law. He is ambitious and
may be depended upon to give a good
account Of himself He is brother
or Frank X. Nebeker, the present
District Attorney of Logan. =. :. JOS
eph Morrell will graduate from the
Rush Medical college, at Chicago, the
spring. Mr.. Morrell will
practice at Logan .... Mrs. George
w. Thatcher Of Logan is comfortably
located in Harlem. She is accompan.
led by Miss Phyllis Thatcher and Miss
gladys Spencer,are who both studying
music here. They will remain all
winter"
On last Saturday morning an excit-
Ing race took place on East Center st. |
Two single buggies with horses attach.
ed, three boys in one buggy and four
In the other, came down the Temple
hill at breakneck speed, both horses
under the whip. When they reached
John McAllisters corner the front
OF one of the buggies crashed
III to pieces, throwing the occupants
20 the ground, without any serious in
uries, however. This animal ran away
with the broken parts of the rig and
scared another outfit that broke
DOSE, and away they went. While
'oung people are allowed some conces-
lions, they are going too far altogeth-
n In running races on one of our main
.horoughfares, especially on the Tenn
Die hill where many aged people walk
% and from the Temple.
William Hammond son of NJ. ID. Ham,
nond of Providence died suddenly at
lie Pitt ranch west of Fielding ON
sunday morning. The deceased was
'orn in Providence about thirty.eipht .
ears ago. Since he was eighteen