The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-14

watch the Cache knlJtlng Work
space from now on.
f. 7. BALKAN, of Hyde Park, was in
Logan yesterday.
| wonder If King Dodo has seen h
Estey? Nearly every one has.
John A. McAllister is at home for
few days. Rubber stock is still SELL
ing at par
City Shoe Store has just bought
very nice new safe. We understand
they got through Nj. c. EvERToN. If
Now is your time to get your win
ter supply of Wooden Goods. See the
Cache Knitting Works ad elsewhere
i'm this issue.
Geese are said to be plentiful in the
marshes west of town. Hunters out
Monday night say the birds are there
in countless numbers.
Mrs. w. l.. Thompson tore herself
away from the delights and frivolities
of Cache Junction Thursday morning
and came to Logan to recuperate.
The Agricultural College Woman's
Club will meet next Monday afternoon
at 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Champ, corner lst North and Second
East
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.
Robt. l.. Redford, of Logan, is here
experimenting the placing of the
Kicks monument which was purchas-
ed from his firm.-Snake River Cur
rent.
Miss Ester Christensen, one of
Hyrum's most popular young ladies,
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Hal Napier, returned home this
morning.
The Executive Committee Of the
Cache Valley Farmers Association
meets today at 2 p. m. at the Court
House. The presidents of the differ
ent associations are invited to be
present.
The Directors OF the Rich-Cache
Mining Company held meeting last
Tuesday night at the office of John +.
Carlisle and discussed matters per-
tanning to the further development of
the property.
The Preston Second ward has pur-
chased one of the fine Carpenter
Church organs from the Harris Music
Co. The Third ward bought a New
man Church organ. This makes 30
church organs the Harris Music Co.,
has sold. 3t2
Jos. S. Allen came over from Cove
Thursday after that fine Studebakcr
wagon The REPUBLICAN is going to
give away. He deposited thirteen
estimates in our ballot box and is al
most willing to wager that one of those
guesseS wins the prize.
The family Of David LOvcland in the !
WcSt-iield are quarantined on account !
of diphtheria. The twins, aged about |
two years, are suffering from the NAL |
ady in bad state. The other child |
rem, three in number, are having
slight attacks.
The result Of the official canvass of
the votes in the second precinct at
Salt Lake, leads to the belief that a |
contest" will be fled there shortly.
Geo. Dean, Republican, is elected by
II votes or Geo. Burbridgc, Democrat,
is elected by | vote.
Taxpayers should note that they
have until the 2lst, to pay taxes. They
should also visit the court house as
early as possible, rather than leave
the matter until the last day or so.
The officials can not handle the affairs
conveniently when there is rush.
The Hyde Park band has been re-
organized recently, several new mem
bers added, new and popular music
purchased, and the boys are making
preparations to become the peer of all
bands in this country. There are now
sixteen musicians in the organization,
and with T.. 3. Lundquist as master,
there is little doubt but that the Hyde
Park band will 'go up the scale" IA
pidly.
At a late hour yesterday afternoon
Bert McCulloch, who was scalded
severely at the sugar factory, was re-
ported Us being out OF danger and get
ting along nicely. Mr. Robinson who
was also injured at the same place a
few days later is still in critical con-
dition, and while slightly better than