The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-10
$3.50
Royal Bite Shoe
is THE SOLE OF HONOR.
For sale by
James Quayle & Co.

Great Bargain Sale at Robinson
Bros. See their ad.
Magnificent display Of Valentines
at Wilkinson & Sons.-27-t-3
We will appreciate If you will call
up Phone So and give us an item.
Special sale of Gents, furnishing
goods, at Robinson Bros. As Main
Street.
Special values in Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers 25 cent each so cents
values at Dunbar, Robinson & Co.
Five head of good new milk cows
for sale at reasonable prices. Write
or apply to VIM. NJ. Weir, adminstra
tor, Smithfield, Utah.
The Oneida County Republican says
the liquid air experiments there last
Friday evening were very instructive
and entertaining but that the "exlpo-
sion" nearly shook down the Acad-
envy.
DR.. Parkinson was called to Salt
Lake last Saturday to attend an old
friend in the person of Capt. John
Wright, retired sea captain whom
he met while i'm the old coun-
try.
The entire Brangham family has
been afflicted with severe colds during
the past two weeks having to be in
bed most Of that time. They are con-
va lescent at present, and expect to be
in good health soon.
Gov. Wells and staff together with
the legislature are expected to come
to the A. G. on Friday of this week.
They will be toasted, wined and dined
to finish, and in return the visitors
will praise everything connected with
the institution.
We are pleased to see our friend
Jacob Zollingcr of Providence moving
in our midst once more. Mr.. FOL
linger had severe attack Of append
icitis and it looked at one time as
though it might terminate seriously
with him.
A large and representative audience
greeted Miss Lillian Oliver last even
ing and listened to high class musi-
cal program. Miss divers work was
particularly noteworthy. Her solos
were Wagner, List, Chopin, and
Berenger. Her execution and fine
phrasing was remarkable.-Salt Lake
Herald.
There are people living in some par is
OF this city, who do not care for their
animals as they should. This Is
evidenced by cattle and horses roam
ing the streets at night apparently
uncared for. This is far from being
humane considering the severe cold
weather we are now having. Stock
owned In this city should be properly
fed and sheltered. The owners of all
such animals would do well to remem-
Der there Is pound law and If their
neighbors put animals in it for tress-
passing, nobody will be to blame ex-
cept those whose duty IL is to care for
their animals.
The County Court has appro-
priated $3.50 to be applied on the
county road west Of Hyde Park in
gravel hauling, for the improvement
of the road, the enterprising citi-
zens there agreeing to duplicate said
amount In similar work. 1t appears
to us that this is good thing for
both the county and people, for in
every settlement at this season of the
year there are idle men and teams,
whose labor could be utilized. II only
small wages are earned, that is better
than none at all. Why don't other
precincts do likew Use?
One of the pleasant features Of every
performance of the opera house is the
very excellent work of the house Or
cneSJra, ana wnlle the audlenceSSel-
dom evidence their appreciation of the
same by vociferous applause, yet ex-
pressions of pleasure are frequently
heard. At the "Zaza" performance
the musicians were heartily encored,
but failed to respond for some reason
or other. The efforts of the musicians
chnn1I hA oil 10,
than right that that appreciation
be made known. 1t might work to the
pleasure and advantage of both aud
fence and orchestra.
We hear complaints from some Of
our stockmen regarding the way that
animals are sold from the stay pound.
They claim there is not enough pub
licity given of the sale of such stock.