The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-20

Store.
The b. Y. G. summer school has
about forty students enrolled at
present.
Bargains in shirt waistsl kf.
Each of the big schools now has
about forty pupils enrolled, and con-
good work is being done.
Great variety hosiry t.k.f. 1916
Prof. and Mrs. Burchel of the A.
c. of L. are on camping expedition
up Logan canyon and expect to re-
main for some little time.
Considering the quality of goods we
cannot be undersold. Examine our
Wallpaper, it is the very best and
cheapest in town. Carbon and Burn
ham.
John NJ. Gutke, who received in
juries short time ago by falling from
a shaft at Danielson Mandatory, has
recovered enough to resume his work.
Skanchv has sold car loads of
shingles because he sells cheap. Also
chicken wire at bargains. Call and
get figures on doors and windows.
NJ. G. Everton has put in stock of
lubricating oils. Get his prices. 67t2
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. y
1t is a scource of congratulation all
round that no accidents of any kind,
or any unpleasant feature marred the
enjoyment of the recent celebration
Everything went as smoothly as could
have been desired.
Proposals will be received by the UNI
dersigned for the lease of 5000 grade
stock sheep for one to three years
from Sept. TO- 1908. Only responsible
parties who can give security need APP
ply. Sheep to be kept in Utah and
Idaho. RIPLEY S. LYON, q.
Hollywood, Cal.
Professor Angel, of Chicago Univer.
sity, lectures at the b. Y. c. during
the next two or three days. He is a
scholar, instructor and lecturer OF
recognized merit and will no doubt
secure the attention of large number
of persons interested in education.
Hon. Joseph Howell and n. r.
Roberts the legislator from Cache
were southbound passengers Wednes.
day morning. They were invited
guests at the banquet held at the
Commercial Club of Salt Lake in
honor of Senator Clark of Montana.
George b. Knight. the genial bar.
Der, insists that the prizes awarded tC
the ball-players last Monday were
wrongly placed He believes that the
different prizes should have been pre-.
sented to those of the spectators who
remained to the end of the game
George feels that they earned it.
Mr.. Joel Kicks returned Thursday
from an extended voyage of discovery
in the northern states of South Amer
lea. Mr.. Kicks was seeking informa
tion concerning towns and cities men
toned i'm the Book of Mormon, ant
states that his search was Il successful
one. He says he enjoyed his sta.
there very much, and that it is about
as hot here as there.
Prof. Weston Vernon has been in
stalled in his new LIST East stree,
home since June lst, and is now put
ting in lawn. The residence Il
hardly completed yet, so far as paint
ing and trimming is concerned, but "a
it is presents very pleasing appear
ance, and some day will be one of tn
prettiest pieces of property in town
In fact, this street In the vicinity o
the Vernon mansion is Choking up
considerably, there being three ney
residences now in the course Of con
struction on the east side and a larg
sixteen room house on the west side o
the street. 1t is understood that At
torney Keller will occupy one Of tn
houses on the East side and Contracto
Cornwell the other. The SiXteeI
room residence will be double tene
ment house and is being put up b
Architect Barrett.
The extraordinary growth of tn
Brigham Young College, while gen
orally known, is best cited to thos
who do not know, by the statemen
that the school did its first years wor
in the old Lindquist hall at the corne
of End North and lst East streets, no,
occupied by T.. V. Hansen. TO cor
trast this 2xi bunch of lumber wit