The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-26

Robinson Bros. nave SOUle lhe iicN
signs painted by Peterson & Sons.
W. Fl. Price of Smithfeld was enjoy
ing himself upon our paved walk
Wednesday.
Or. O. G.. Ormsby, who Is nov
located at Rexburg is in Logan for
short visit.
Between Logan and HYDE
Park, Navajo saddle blanket. Rea
sonablc reward. NJ. HYDE
Attorney Geo. Q Rich ret urnet
from his ranch at Blaekfoot, Idaho
on Thursday.
WANTED-Four good men to work
in rock quarry. Inquire of Il. p
Hansen. Providence. ~tf
1t is stated that there arc not less
than twenty cases of typhoid in Lo'
gan and the settlements south.
lister Il Nielsen the harness maxi
ers of Cache county keep ten men
constantly employed making harness
and saddles.
John II. White of Salt Lake came to
Logan Thursday night. After visiting
his ranch at Paradise he will return
to Salt Lake today.
Thatcher g. Hansen are doing some
of the neatest and best advertising in
the city just at present, and 1t gives
us pleasure to commend them.
Students desiring to study the
piano with Miss Oliver should hand
their name into the h. Y. College or
the Harris Music Store. u
Ed. II. Corbin of Ogden was in Lo-
gan Thursday and Friday looking after
the interest of the International Cor
rcspondence Schools of Scranton, Pa.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
LAWFUL SuuidiiucCu' .. ID. oOltiiScti
proprietor.
THE REPUBLICAN subscribers ex-
press themselves as being we'll satisfied
as to the way the papers have been
since the free delivery
system has been in operation.
The monkey in the window ct the
Harris Music Store is reading a paper
which says Newman brothers make
high grade pianos and organs and
that you should never monkey with
cheap instruments.
Mr.. Jos. Odell came up from Salt
Lake Friday night to help look after
the Irrigation Congress and returned
to that city Tuesday morning for the
purpose of nominating Geo. T. Odell
for the mayOrality.
See Coles Hot Blast Heaters at NJ.
G. Everton's. He has full line of
this famous stove and Is prepared to
serve your wants. Remember Coles
Is the one that made hot blasts famous.
1t always pleases. 95t3
Stephen Hailstone, the well-known
meat cleaver, will open up a butcher
shop at James England's store about
October lst. Steve's reputation and
his strong personal friendships will
surely inure to his business with pro-
tit.
Prof. Herschel Bullen mounted on
G. NJ. Harr!s's white horse managed
the Irrigation procession without a
hitch, just as Charlie manages the
music trade. The action Of that
white horse reminds us of the action
In the Estey pianos-perfect.
Newton is to have a big store, the
People Mercantile Co. OF Newton filing
articles of incorporation with Clerk
Larsen Tuesday. The company Is
capitalized at $1,000. Geo. c. Rigby,
Andrew Petersen, NJ. G. Rigby, NJ. Il.
Beck and Amos T. Clark are named
as directors.
Work is being pushed on the third
floor of the First National Bank
building, and it is expected that ,ti,e
Odd Fellows will be occupying the
hall by the first Of October A new
floor, light and steam heat, various
rooms for paraphernalia, closet, etc.
will make the place very desirable.
Jesse Stratford, the furniture mar
who is travelling for the Dinwoodey
Furniture company of Salt Lake, has
rented the brick residence belonginl
to Ezra Foss in the Seventh ward. Mr.
Stratford will make Logan his head
quarters and continue to travel in th,
interest OF the above named firm.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued: Clarence ID. Han
sen, Is to Claribel Denseon, 20, both o.
Preston: Nels A. BarsgO, 20 Of PrOyi