The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-04

stock will attend German conference
Logan July 5th.
Sunday evening, July 5th, Elders
Burnham, Leishman, Johnson and
Larson will hold a missionary meeting
in the Sixth ward meeting house, I'M
der the auspices of the Y. M. M. /. A.
of that ward A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Z. +. Nielsen of Hyrum while herd
ing sheep in the mountains, was plac-
ing cartridge in his rifle, Thursday,
which exploded and burnt his face
badly. Medical attendance was called
in, from which the gentleman received
prompt attention.
The person holding coupon Nc. $40
Is announced the winner of the organ
at Mrs. II. ID. Roberts, The drawing
took place yesterday morning. The
person holding said coupon can secure
the instrument by putting in an APP
ment.
The tearing down of the old Ed
wards saloon building reveals re-
mindcr of one of the biggest fires
within Logan's experience-that at
the time when the corner and half a
square west on Center street went up
i'm flames. The Edwards building
came near going up i'm smoke at that
time and the burned studding are now
exposed.
Prof. Jacob Miller will lecture at
the Fourth ward NJ. l. A. conjoint
meeting Sunday evening at O'Clock
The subject handled will be "The
Persecution of the Early Christians"
Prof. Miller's knowledge of history is
extensive and there is no doubt that
he will give the subject a most able
and interesting discussion. All are
invited to attend the meeting.
Moses Holt, of the firm of the John
son Jewelry Company, returned to
Logan last Thursday after an absence
of six months. Mr.. Holt has devoted
his time to good advantage while in
the East. He has studied hard and
returned with diplomas in watch
making, occuliSm and engraving. He
brought with him very fine engraved
plate worked by himself while in
Philadelphia.
The U. O.'s Fourth of July window
is another testimonial to the artistic
ability of John Christensen, rejecting
credit upon himself and attracting
attention to this popular store. An
design covered with bunting
and surrounded with sky-rockets, ex-
traordinary sized fire crackers bearing
the dates rs and 'O3 impresses upon
the mind the 4th of July idea to
perfection.
Mayor Hansen returned home We'd
neSday from an extended trip in the
west. He went beyond Portland to
lumber center where he made con-
tracts for the lumber needed in the
of the new light plant in
this city. The Mayor is doing his best
for the people he represents, and
while on this trip he has saved a large
amount of money for them on the
lumber deals that he has made.
Among the many Unique and at
tractive window displays cotton up
by the Lafount Hardware Co. none
were ever better than the one to be
seen there at present. Some of the
geniuses connected with that eStab-
lishment have built a train of the
articles carried in stock, and the af-
fair is remarkably accurate prOduc-
ton of an engine, tender and loaded
fiat cars. When passing don't fail to
look in at it.
A party composed of Hon. Joseph
Howell, r. b. Thornley,H Bullen, Jr.,
and ID. r. Roberts went up Black
smith Fork canyon Wednesday on a
weeks outing trip. These gentle
men are presumably going after fish,
but if Howell can land the second
nomination for Congress, Thornley, be
reappointed Fish and Game Warden,
Bullen secure the opportunity Of de-
feating Barber, and ID. r. Roberts can
catch satisfactory assurance of being
able to consummate his scheme of
building an electric road through the
valley, scarcity of trout will make
little difference.
a fact that is not generally known
and which may be of interest is that
brakeman on passenger train can
never be promoted to conductor of
that train, while a brakeman on a
freight train can be. BY inquiry it is
found that the former has nothing
to attend to except 10