The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-09


school house. Leave at Anderson
Bros and be awarded.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Otto,
early Sunday morning, a baby boy
All concerned are doing well
Mr. James Carlson Of the 3rd. ward
won the silk shawl at the grab sale at
Cache Knitting works last Saturday.
Our cheap sale still continues. All
Clothing and winter goods greatly re-
duced. Come and get bargains. 10t4
Joseph Newbold.
We will have another grab sale next
Saturday. Come and get grab and
get free chance on pair of $500 all
wool blankets. Cache Knitting
Works.
Frank Gunnel, of Wellsville, has
opened restaurant in that burg
for the convenience of travellers.
The young man is obliging and court
eous and appears to be doing well.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Joseph Wilson and Laura
Christensen, of Hyrum Erastus o.
sen and Emma Schenck, College; Al
ma Cummings and lIidvie Trolsen, of
Millsville.
Brigham Benson was i'm Logan yes
terday. Tie states positively that %
teams at work for ten days will bring
the water out on the fiat by Cannon.
This is good news for the promoters Of
| the West Cache canal.
Lieut.. George Pettingll is now To-
Gated at Ogden and is enlisting men
for the navy Men from II to 80 years
will be taken. Pettingill will remain
in Ogden until the 18th, and will be
pleased to answer any questions.
! An Eastern syndicate has bought
thousands of acres of land between
Ogden and Salt Lake for the purpose
of boring for oil. The Judgment of
men who have had much experience
is that the indication for oil is very
favOrab le.
Announcements were made in the
fast meetings of the various wards
last Sunday, that meetings in the
tabernacle will be changed from the
evening to the afternoon at two p. m.
and hereafter evening meetings will
be held i'm the wards.
The Preston people have undoubt-
eddy suffered for fuel. We learn from
a resident of that place that one car
of coal in two weeks is all that has
been received The people should
make themselves heard in some eff
fective manner. If not, it may grow
worse with them.
The judges of the recent election in
/, this city refuse to accept the amount
allowed them by the city council.
The judges claim that they are cnti.
t tied to more than one days work
| when they labored from fourteen tc
+ twenty hours, hence the kick.
A complaint has been filed in the
District Court by Bailey & Sons
plaintiffs, against Andrew and Davi6
= Lieshman, defendants, for $3.50 anC
costs of court. The action is brough,
to recover the above amount as dam
ages in failure to deliver quantity o.
lucerne seed at l0s cents per pounc
according to contract.
!. While there are hundreds or esti
a mates deposited for the coming con
: test, there are still many who
: have paid up their arrearagcs and arr
entitled to gucsSes that have not avail
cd themselves Of the opportunity. Sub
o scribers will remember that in Mint
G days more this contest closes. If yol
|, don't guess, blame yourselves, not us
Joshua Brown, an old-timc resident
+, of Welsvile, died of cancer of TIN
stomach on Sunday last. The funera
was held yesterday at WellSville a
= one o'clock p. m. The deceased wa
about seventy years of age. He ha
;, raised large and wel-respected fam
u lily, the members of whom stand higl
in the community. We join in sym
: pathy for the bereaved.
:. The late changes in Ritter Bros
Drug Store make it one of the best es
Establishments Of its kind in the State
= The balustrade, made and placed b.
" j. w. Barrett of this city, is an elc
CANT piece of work. The lower shelly
ing, placed by j. =. Paulson of Sal
Lake, is also an excellent piece o
II work. Ritter Bros. have cause to b,
. proud of their business house in thi
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