The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-23


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WANTED-Four good men to work
in rock quarry. Inquire OF Il. r.
Hansen. Providence. #tf
WANTED-A girl to do general
house work. Apply to Mrs. Frank
Thatcher II South lst East. Logan.
Bishop Larsen sailed from Liver
pool enroute home on September 10th.
1t Is thought that Mrs. John Hcnd-
rlckson is accompanying him.
Students desiring to study the
piano with Miss Oliver should hand
their name into the b. Y. College or
the Harris Music Store. t.
A grand display Of Millinery is now
being offered to the public at Merrill
& Crockett's on West First North
street. see advertisement.
Miss Florence Jensen, Of Salt Lake
City, has entered the employ of the
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co.
in the capacity of stenographer.
j. p. Law, one of the aids in the
Secretary of States Office In Salt Lake,
is spending few days in Logan. Mr..
Law Is troubled some with rheuma-
tism.
The Democrats of the city are try
to get into line for the fall campaign.
Last Saturday evening the City COM
mittee met and did the preliminary
wind-work.
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.
j. w. Fitzgerald Of Draper, a
brother TO Mrs. j. Y. Stewart, is slow
ly recovering from the injuries he
received on the head from the kick Of
q horse sometime ago.
A three act drama will be played in
the seventh ward meeting house next
Friday night under the auspices of
the Y. l.. NJ. /. A. OF that ward. A
good entertainment Is anticipated.
Another large shipment Of Douglas
shoes has just arrived at Andreas
Peterson's. These shoes are made up
to order from the finest and best
materials and in the latest styles. sofa
Mr.. G. S. Hayball is having severe
attack of gastritis, difficulty that
has caused him considerable trouble
before. He was also troubled with q
structure of the aesophagus, but Sc
cured relief.
Mr.. f. r. Nielsen, the genial as
sistant in the Treasurer's office, Is
quite III at his home in the Sixth
ward. He is suffering from gastrltis.
His many friends will be pleased to
hear of his convalecence.
Since the peach harvest opened this
year it is said that the people of Brig
ham city have loaded one hundred
wagons each day, on an average, aside
from the car load shipments which
have been made.
Alfred Picot, the money loaner and
insurance agent, is located in fine
suite OF rooms on First North street.
His rooms are on the ground floor and
are arranged very artistically. Part
les favoring Mr.. Picot with busint IS
will be treated honestly. Give him a
call
The Carbon jewelry company have
recently received a s., 900 consignment
of the finest Arabian and japanese
chinawarc that was ever shipped to
Logan. A special visit TO the estab-
lishment to examine these goods is
worth the while.
N. II. Nielsen the harness maker of
Smithfeld is doing excellent work in
his shop that adjoins +. II. Miles
mercantile establishment. Mr. Nell
sen has the reputation of being an
honest, conscientious workman. Salts.
faction guaranteed.
The local fire department made n
quick run to Mr.Julius Stender's prop
erty on South First West street Sun
day at 2.30 and assisted In controlling
a fire that was consuming stack of
hay. But for prompt action all around
there might have been very dsast-
rous fire, as there were several barns
near The damage Is estimated at
$50.
Arthur Z. Slower, a California dele.
gate TO the National Irrigation Con-
gress, came up on the excursion Sat-
urday and is spending few days in
Logan with his sister, Miss Matte
Stover and friends. Arthur says that
Mrs. Slower and the boys, Noble and