The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-31
Local JOttings.

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South First East street.
City Shoe Store has just bought a
very nice new safe. We understand
they got through NJ. G. EvERToN. IF
Plenty home money to loan on City
and Farm property. Good Terms.
II. A. Petersen & Co.
A six room dwelling house near the
Agricultural College for rent. Fine
location. City water Inquire at II.
A. Petersen & Co.
Peter Nielsen, the brick n ason of
the Seventh ward, is building the cot
tages directly west of c. NJ. Wende-
boe's. The cottages will cost approx
imatcly 81 900 ahd will be for rent.
Stephen Haistone the popular
butcher, has opened butcher shop in
the business house of James f.. Eng
land. Tender, juicy meats always on
hand. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sau-
sages a speciality. *tf
James Kirkbride, ex-sheriff of Cache
county, came over from his home in
Star valley few days ago. He brought
the remains of his wife who died some
five years ago. They were inferred in
the Smithfeld cemetery last Tuesday
Dr. n. Newman, the European eye
specialist, of Pocatello, Idaho, will be
at Hotel Eagle on November 18th and
10Th. Those with imperfect vision
should not miss this opportunity. The
doctor also fits glasses for headaches
and nervousness, old age and weak
eyes. Examination free.
In defense of the saloon business,
'the only" says: SIS IL worse for one
man to conduct an orderly, legal, re-
spectacle saloon than for another one
to encourage young men to visit them
by refraining from prosecuting Offend
ers ''for fear of discouraging the boys"
We say NO. The man who does
either is unfit to be an official of this
city, and since Mr.. Edwards does the
former, and Mr.. Lucian Farr made
the latter statement, we say take'the
only" at its word, and defeat both
of them.
G.. S. IIayball was the victim of n
forgery day or two ago and is in the
hole to the extent of Sl2.05 plus 1896
in goods. A woman bought goods to
the amount of 1896 and in payment
offered a check for Sl5. The check
was on the Thatcher Bank and made
out by j. Fairbanks payable to James
Walker and was endorsed by him and
Lillian Walker, his wife. When the
check was presented it was pronounc-
ed a forgery. The authorities have
been unable to locate the offender.
There are coming to the Thatcher
Opera house this month two of the
best operas that are on the road today
liking Dodo" and "Mr. Pickwick."
King Dodo has scored success in
every big city of the United States
and is one of the rich musical per-
formances of modern times. DeWolf
Hopper will appear in "Mr. Pickwick"
and this in itself is sufficient to insure
a more than acceptable performance.
lopper's curtain speeches are worth
the price of admission. 1t is said of
him that he is the only actor whose
curtain talks have been tolerated by
the English people. The editor has seen
Hopper in "El Captain" and The
Charlattan" and knows that he and
his companies are super-fne-likewise
liking Dodo" of two years ago was all
that could have been desired.
Manager Swendsen of The A. C.of U.
football team has arranged for that
team TO play with the All Hallows col
lcge boys on Thanksgiving day. The
game will come off in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Swendsen is trying to arrange a
game with the A. G of Colorado, to be
played in that State, but as yet has
been unable to get definite reply.
The game on Thanksgiving will be
watched with more than ordinary in.
tercst, for many wonder whether the
local team is able to so up against a
really tirst.class team. The All Hal
lows team is made up of strong mer
and old experienced football players
as near professionals as can be secured
in Salt Lake. Just what the boy.
might be able to do with bunch o
that kind is problem that man.
would like to see worked out.
The Cache NalleS Athletic Clul
gave boxing exhibition at the clul
rooms Wednesday evening that wa
fairly good and conducted with TIN
same order as the former one. A fai