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

center of Lewiston for dwelling In
Logan. Inquire at this office.
Andrew Munk, from King, was Wis
iting Logan yesterday.
William Murray and II. G.. Hall
came to Logan yesterday.
For SALE-Four acres good beet
land near by. Inquire at this Office.
John Dowde, of College, reports
everything o. X. in that vicinity.
Brigham Pond, George CODY and
Samuel Kent were down from Lewis
ton yesterday.
WANTED School teacher for grades
up to and including the Fourth. APP
ply to Leonard T.. Litz, Lewiston, Ut
Alma Merrill, one Of the Presidency
of Benson Stake, was at the county
metropolis yesterday.
WANTED-A bright young man to
learn the business. Good opening
for the right person. Fries, the
Photographer
Does your roof leak? If so it will
pay you to see B. Il. Piper ] will
put your roof in first-class condition
under two-year guarantee, cheaper
than anybody in the State. Tele-
phone No. 24z.
Up to date there have been 722 cars
of beets brought to the sugar factory
this season. The cars will average
about thirty-two tons per car. While
there was not as much acreage
planted to beets this year as last, the
yield will be much larger.
DR.. w. b. PARKINSON, treats the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses
scientiilica lifted. Also diseases of
women and children. XRay labor
tory.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed S. B. Sorensen
proprietor.
AS will be noticed by an advertise
ment in this issue, Abraham Jorgen-
son has bought out the o. X. store
located on First North street. Mr..
Jorgcnson should do well in the bust
ness, as he is good business man.
President Golden Kimball reached
Logan yesterday. He is holding
meetings with the various quorums of
seventies throughout the county. A
meeting was held in College last |
night.
The subjects to be considered at the |
Trinity NJ. Il. church Sunday. Nov. L;
morning at IL O'Clock, Gods Vine
yard:" in the evening sermon to the
young, "How Men are Made" | de-
sire to call the attention of the pub
lie to the evening service, especially.
Come and help and be helped.-R. +.
Pastor.
Today is the Carbon Jewelry Co. S
opening. Everybody welcome.
The Democratic organ and Democ-
racy always make great howl about
having taxpayers on its ticket-yet
Mr.. VIM. Evans. candidate for coun-
Gilman in the Second Ward has NEVER
PAID CENT OF TAXES in Cache
county, according to the records.
Voters of the Second Ward now ac-
cept the teachings of Democracy and
turn Evans down.
Don't forget Elias Day, The char
acterist, at the A. C. of U. tonight.
Only % cents to hear the best char
acterist in the country.
Mr.. Harold LaFount, son of r. La
Fount the hardware merchant, and
Miss Alma Robinson of the Fourth
Ward, were married in the Logan
Temple on Wednesday. Entertain
ment was provided i'll the evening at
the home of the bride, those present
being the relatives of the bride and
groom-Prof. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Newbold, Prof. Dryden, Mr..
Ecklund and Minnie Peterson. The
bride received a number of beautiful
presents. Mr.. and Mrs. LaFount left
Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City
to spend their honeymoon. Both of
these young people are well and favor
ably known and have the best wishes
of large circle of friends. THE RE-
PUBLICAN joins with them in wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. LaFount all the pleas
ure and happiness that is the portion
of well-mated married people.
A souvenir for everybody attending
the China opening at Carbon Jewelry
Co. to day. All welcome.
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