The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-13

at Spande Furniture Co.
The finest and best line of ladies
Muslin underwear at G. X. w.
Michael Stanley of Lewiston was
visiting Logan on Wednesday.
Peter Peterson, the model farmer of
Peterboro, was in Logan on Tuesday.
s1.75 to $3.50 hats to close at IS cents
at Robinson Bros, The Clothiers, As
Main. 28t2
Lars Peterson, one of the city
fathers Of Hyrum, visited Logan
yesterday.
Ladies Egyptian Cotton Hose,
pair guaranteed to wear all summer
at G. X. w.
Chris. Micklesen, the Hyde Park
merchant, was rustling in Logan on
Thursday.
If you want good eating and a fine
selling apple plant the w. w. Pear
main. Fine trees at THE LOGAN
NURSERIES. 3St4
John Buttars and Charles Shumway
come over from Charleston on Wednes-
day with sleigh. They state that
the roads are fairly good outside Of
Logan.
The stockholders of the Rich Cache
Mining Company apparently have
faith in the outcome of their property
the way they are paying their assess
ments. 1t looks as though no stock
will 60 back into the treasury.
The l.. ID. S. and B. Y. G. basket
ball teams will play a game at the
B. Y. G. Saturday evening The
game at Salt Lake between these two
teams short time ago was very
holly contested one and resulted in a
victory for the L. ID. S. team by a
slight margin. That the local boys
will come out victors is the wish of
their many admirers.
A new firm by the name of the
Cache Valley Tea Company, will open
between the Goth and 18th i'm the old
stand known as the Fair Store on
Main Street. The intention of this
company is to carry full and COM
plete line of teas, coffees, spices, etc,
china and glass ware. j. is thought
that business in this direction will
be a mutual benefit in Logan for all
concerned.
The Agricultural College Woman's
Club met at the home of Mrs. Flem-
ing last Monday. The afternoon was
spent in discussing Dutch Painting
and with Mrs. Widstoe for leader the
meeting was one of great interest. A
report was made of the fact that Utah
clubs are in the near future to fill
number of the "Aegis," a paper issued
by the Minerva Club of New York and
that Mrs. Ostien has been requested
to write an article for it.
The ladies' department of the
Campbell & Morrell store, in charge
of Mr.. Leo Campbell, has been improv-
ed in such a way as to add very much
to its attractiveness. The back of
the front show window has been cut
down and windows placed therein,
has been replaced and the
tastefully arranged. Mr..
says he has several hand
some show cases on the road and that
it is his intention to make the room
so attractive that women can not pass
without stopping in.
We are sorry to learn that Samuel
of Charleston lost five head of
good horses on Tuesday and that two
more are sick. Several persons came
to the aid of Mr.. Whitney but none of
them could determine the cause OF the
death of the animals. The horses
up to the present around
'oio" oouSho, ~ VIC dIC IUIOIiIlcu.
Animals thus feeding should OCCASION
lily have little lucerne hay fed to
hem and plenty of water to drink.
We have heard before of horses dying
when fed on straw exclusively.
Mr.. Andreas Peterson states that
he committee having in charge the
natter of collecting funds for the
anime suffers in Scandinavia feels
very gratitied at the liberal response
hat has met their appeals. A total
If Sl75.90 has been forwarded to Salt
Lake, the last check being sent Tues
lay evening. Considering the many
,alls upon this people, the amount for
his cause Is fairly large, and If dupli-
lated in every community Of like size
in eastern and western states, would
mean very large sum. The COM
nittee is to be commended for its ex-
cellent service.
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