The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-29
Local JOttlngS.
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Salt Lake last night.
Jos. A. Smith, of Providence, was
n Logan Tuesday
Sheet music, ten cents per copy at
Harris Music store.
There is going to be a rush for tick
cts to the Grand Kifmess Saturday
morning.
Lars c. Peterson of Hyde Park was
Logan visitor Wednesday.
l6 cents a dozen paid for eggs at
II. G.. Hayball's store.
NJ. W. Butler and John Bingham of
Trenton visited Logan today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Dewitt are
visiting at Soda Springs.
Call at the Cache Valley Implement
Co. and see the New Deerrng Header.
Mr. Robert Fairbanks is in Salt
Lake comforting with the 'chief
cooks Of the electric service here.
Tickets on sale for the grand Carni-
val of Dancing Saturday morning
at 10.
President Geo. c. Parkinson of
Oneida Stake and Hon. Chas. w.
Nibley were in Logan on Thursday.
New steel range for sale. Cash or
will trade for good milcli COW. Apply
at Robinson Bros, Is Main.
DR.. Bulge reports two cases of spot
ted fever, Miss Harris, student of
the b. Y. c., and James Sparrow be-
ing the unfortunate victims.
If you cannot afford an Estey Piano
get fine Newman organ. Harris
Music Co.
We understand that many young
people will attend the Y. NJ. and Y.
l.. NJ. |. A. conference to be held i'm
Salt Lake City May 3Oth and 3lst.
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.
Henry Bullock Jr., of Providence,
was arranged before Justice Smith,
Wednesday, on a charge of stealing
water, and pleaded not guilty. There
will be trial on June 1st.
20 children in Grand Carnival of .
Dancing, trained by Miss Jean Ingra-
ham, next Tuesday, June 2nd Don't
fail to see it. One of the most beauti-
full spectacular entertainments ever
given in our city.
The race between the Hunsacker
horse and the animal of John Rich,
that were matched for $1,000 to run on
Decoration day at Brigham city, has
been called of Instead novelty
race will be run there on June 5thr
\ large assortment of Julian and
Kokcnge ladies' shoes at $3.50, S2.75
and $500 which are the most stylish
on the market Those interested
should call and see them at Andreas
Petersons. 3t60
The family of the late Lennon ca
Blanchard beg to extend their heart
felt thanks to all friends who helped
them during their hour of trouble
both spiritually and physically and
they wish especially to thank the
choir.
J. r. BLANCHARD g. FAMILY.
All brands of bottled beer kept on
ice at Ritter Bros, Drug Co.
Why do some parents slumber and
sleep while their neighbours children
are delighting the home with beauti-
full strains of music? Almost any one
can afford an organ or piano at the
price and terms given by the Har-
ris Music Co. This company and the
EStey Piano and Newman organ are
lifting Cache county onto higher
plane.
Tomorrow night an entertainment
will be given in the Seventh ward
under the auspices of their Sunday
school. The proceeds are TO be used in
supplying the school with necessary
books etc. A good entertainment is
those in charge have
been tirelesS in their efforts in the
training of the children. Productions
OF this kind should be well supported,
when we consider that the proceeds
thereof are for the benefit of the
children.
The a. G. of L. Baseball team has
two engagements at very early date.
The Pocatello team will come down
and be defeated this afternoon, and |
the \. c. boys claim they will clay
putf thn II v n onuranati lion On |