The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-04-24

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Now is the time to put the leveller
on the county roads, before the
ground becomes too dry and hard.
Heavy Ribbed hose for children at
G. X. w.
Jos. E. Carbon, Melvin Ballard and
John Wilson are in Rexburg and the
surrounding country looking up busi-
ness interests.
FOR SALE:-A set Of Encyclopedia
Britannica, % volumes, full leather
binding, cost sS4. Will sell for s35.
Address P. o. Box IS City.
Liquid Veneer makes old furniture
look like new. Sample bottles free
for the asking as long as they last
At Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
T. II. HUMPHREYS left Tuesday for
Soda Springs, where he will do some
surveying for the west branch of the
Last Chance canal.
The Hyrum Third ward Sabbath
school will give a fine musical enter
tainment in the Hyrum opera house
Saturday evening, April 25th.
LosT-A yearling steer, branded O..
b. on left hip. If in anybody's keep
ing will pay for trouble if delivered to
owner, o. Bergener West Field,
Logan.
Miss Maud May Babcok of the Uni
versity of Utah will give reading at
the b. Y. College Saturday April 25th
at l pm Subject: "Modern Humor-
ists."
The boulevard has been leveled re-
Gently, new trees planted where the
dead and scrawny ones stood, and the
water has been turned into the bitches
along the sides. AS one looks at this
elegant drive, and dreams of the posi-
bilities there, it is indeed pleasant.
Carl CART is having fine six-room
cottage built on the CART property on
1st South street. 1t Is to be Of pressed
brick, all modern conveniences and,
according to the plans, of exquisite
style. Each elevation is beautiful and
the building, when completed. will be
one of the prettiest in the city. w.
w. Wilson, of Denver,is the architect.
When the city officers have provided
suitable tie yards in which persons
may tie their teams while in town,
and have posted notices directing peo-
pie were to go, the teams should be
placed there for various reasons. One
of them is for self protection from
runaways which are liable to occur
any day. Further, some merchants
have been enterprising in building
good walks across the streets to ac-
commodate their customers, and some
of these walks are blocked for hours
by teams being tied to telephone poles
near these walks. This is hardly
fair for the merchants.
1t looks as though Logan may be
up-tO-date enough soon to afford that
necessary article, souvenir book.
Mr.. A. F. Carbon is trying to interest
the City Council and the merchants
in the publication Of one which he
designs to be strictly up-to-date and
Of the very best material. The mer-
chants at one time subscribed literally
toward such publication but owing
to the cost of half tones it was aband-
oned. Now that it Is possible to get
out even better one than ever con-
templated, it seems only plausible
that the thing will be go. Cities
everywhere, some not nearly so large
as Logan, have such books to dis
tribute gratis. 1t means that people
will find out about the beauties Of
Logan and Cache County.
George Squires thinks that II pound
er that arrived at his home about a
month or so ago is about the only
article of the kind that ever struck
the town. He insists that 1t doesn't
weigh less than rs at present and will