The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-21

Logan on Thursday.
Daniel Walters, the Wellsville musi-
clan, was in Logan yesterday.
/ Christian Hansen, father of the
mayor is visiting with his son.
/ For SALE-Four acres good beet
land near by. Inquire at this office.
Genial Colonel John Thompson and
wife from Charleston were with us on
! Monday.
Reuben Perkes and wife OF Hyde
Park were making purchases in Logan
on Tuesday.
Ncils Harrington one of the High
council of Benson stake was in Logan
on Friday.
Geo. +. Wright, the rustling mer-
chant of lIyrum, was Logan visitor
yesterday.
George +. Wright the popular mer-
chant of Hyrum was doing business in
Logan on Friday.
Fine store for rent on Main street
Logan, Utah. Inquire at II. A. Ped
ersen & Company.
Miss Mona Jones came up with the
L. of L. people and had the doubtful
pleasure of witnessing their defeat.
FOR SALE New mich cows. year.
lings and two-year Odds. Knude Pet
crsen, Fifth ward.
Il. y. Bacon. local manager of Her.
cules Light and Power company, re-
turned to Logan about three days ago.
WANTED School teacher for grades
up to and including the Fourth. APP
ply to Leonard f. Litz, Lewiston, Ut.
Free embroidery lessons at Logan
Dry Goods store every day for a week,
from 2 O'Clock till ) o'clock. See
samples.
+. ID. Miles OF Paradise is working
prospect at Tooele city, and it's
said he has found some highly mineral
lied material.
WANTED-A bright young man to
learn the business Good opening
for the right person. Fries, the
Photographer
A six room dwelling house near the |
Agricultural College for rent. Fine
location. City water. Inquire at II.
A. Petersen & Co.
John Rust, lie genial butcher at W.
Readings, has departed for Eu-
ropean mission. lie left Salt Lake
Thursday for his held of labor.
Excavations are being rushed for
the building of the handsome residence
of Mr., John Crawford, on the corner
of First North and Second West st. /
VIM. Maxwell at Paradise is awaiting
the coming of the Boston people to |
accept of the work that has been done |
on the LaPlata. 1t is expected that
another contract will be let.
Does your roof leak? If so it will |
pay you to see B. r. Piper. l will |
put your roof i'm tirst-clasS condition |
under twO-year guarantee. cheaper
than anybody in the State. Tele-
phone No. 24z.
The estimates for the premiums are
coming in. The figures are not as
plain as they should be and TO avoid
mistakes we urge our subscribers to
be very careful in making their fig
ures. We cannot be held responsible
for the decision Of the judges.
Stephen Hailstone the popular
butcher, has opened a butcher shop in
the business house of James +. Eng
land. Tender, juicy meats always on
hand. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sau-
sages a speciality. *tf
Mrs. Geo. l.. Swendson came up
from Salt Lake Saturday with the U.
of U. team and rooters and was about
the only A. c. OF U. partisan on the
train. A blue banner which she car
ried was torn and abused by the Salt
Lake boys, who In their enthusiasm
could not brook the sight of antagon-
ism.
The Sunday school convention at
the Methodist church on Saturday
was not largely attended but of in
tense interest. "The Importance of
Sunday School Work" as set forth by
Rev. Clemenson was clear-cut, and so
definite that none could doubt the
real Importance of reaching the child
mind. Prof. J. A. Bexell read most
interesting paper on "Why Should We
Interest the Sunday School in the De-
nomination to Which the Sunday
School Belongs?" He treated the
Subipct i'm n n1aStprlv way and inci-