The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06
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Royal Blue Shoe
Is THE SOLE OF HONOR.
For sale by
James Quayle & Co.

Last week Of Alexander the optician
at Hotel Kiesel.
Great Bargain Sale at Robinson
Bros. See their ad.
Magnificent display Of Valentines
at Wilkinson & Sons.-27-t-3
We will appreciate II 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 Is cent each SO cents
values at Dunbar, Robinson & Co. 4.
John p. Meakin Of Salt Lake Is in
the city looking after the Tribune's
interests. The Tribune has q grow
ing list of subscribers here.
The monthly meeting Of the officers
of the Relief Society of Hyrum State
which should be held on Saturday,
Feb. I, 1908, is postponded until the
next regular monthly meeting.
Did you see the fine Estey Piano
which just arrived at the Harris
Music store? Well It's gone. They
can't keep them. The Esteys are
sold as fast as they can arrive. 29-t3
The basket ball teams OF the b. Y.
G. and Weber State Academy will
meet at the b. Y. G. next Saturday
evening at 8 O'Clock. This Is the first
game of the schedule Of the new
church basket ball league.
Sidney Stevens Implement House
carries continuous advertisement in
the Republican. III the cutter and
bob-sled trade continues for three
more days as it has in the past they
will be sold out. Advertise If you
wish to sell.
Henry Porter, manager of the City
Livery Stables, has recently purchas-
ed one of the finest two-seated cutters
ever brought into this county. 1t is
being made good use Of, as the patrons
of the stable keeps it going most all
night and day.
In view of the fact that mail trains
arrive much earlier, Postmaster Muir
dock has arranged to have the win
dows open from to 10 am. on Sum
day, instead of from II to l pm. as
heretofore. This will be much more
satisfactory to the public in general.
A card party in honor of Miss Jean
Hyde Of Salt Lake City was given at
the Miner home tonight. The even
ing was most delightful one from
every standpoint, the Miner home
being noted for the cordial hospitality
always extended there. Elegant re-
fresh ments were served.
Reports from the "West" ranch In
Idaho where the government weather
station is located indicate that the
coolest it has yet been In that
vicinity is about 20 degrees below zero.
Charley West came down yesterday,
and says that while it has only been
as low as stated above, the people
there believe that 1t hasn't been less
than so and 60 degrees below. He
says he feels the cold here more than
in Idaho, probably due to the damper
atmosphere here.
Never was sleighing better In this
county than at the present time.
Hundreds Of people throughout the
valley are taking advantage Of 1t.
From reports that come to us from
all directions about runaways, 1t looks
as though the young people are more
reckless than they should be. They
should remember not to go beyond
bounds In this pleasure, as serious re-
suits may follow this recklessness.
Boys put on the brakes just little,
and save the horses.
We learn from good authority that
there was fracas or two on Wednes-
day night between some commercial
men and townsmen of our city. While
we do not desire to be too stringent
on some matters; it must be under
stood that this paper Is in support
of law and good order, and would
kindly suggest that at hilarious times
persons should conduct themselves in
conformity to gentlemanly conduct
and good order, II not we shall be I'M
der the necessity of giving such mat
tiers little more attention and com
ment.