The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-12

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for Xmas just arrived. Nothing
nicer for presents. Robinson Bros.
45 Main.
Peterson e. Sons have done some
fine painting in Hursts saloon. They
are now finishing up with an elegant
sign on the door.
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.
Godfrey Bros, of Charleston, came
over on Thursday and deposited their
estimates In the coming contest. and
they were not few either. They re-
port the health Of the Charleston peo-
pie as being good.
We arc going out of the retail bust
ness, and are offering our entire stock
at prices away below cost. Come
early and get bargains. Everything
must be sold regard less of price.
Cache Knitting Works. 10t2
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Thatcher Brothers Music Company
p urchased most elegant set of har-
ness of Fister and Nielsen. The har-
ness is used with the fine piano wagon
of Thatcher Brothers. No harness at
the State fair last fall excele this in
workmanship.
Ephram Peterson, from Mink
Creek, Idaho, was in Logan on Thurs
day. A few years ago Mr.. Peterson
started merchandise business in
Mink Creek and recently sold out to
Kellar Bros. for $1,000. Mr.. Peterson
expects to take it easy for time, at
least
Miss Emma Ramsey, one of Utah's |
most talented vocalists will appear at |
the Thatcher opera house this even
ing. Miss Ramsey is making tour
of the State. At Salt Lake, Provo
and Brigham City she was greeted by
large audiences. Her ability is I'M
doubted.
The ladies of the Fourth Ward will
give bazaar at the Ward meeting
house next Tuesday evening at seven
o'clock. They will have dressed dolls,
handmade Christmas presents, and
many other things for sale. The
Fourth Ward Bazaar last year was a
most enjoyable success and will be
| even more so this year.
Hoyts' "a Trip to Chinatown"
comes to Logan on the 18th, next
Tuesday night. Everybody knows
that Hoyts' productions are always
good when presented by a fair COM
pany. The company coming to Logan
is said to possess considerable merit
and at 80, 80, 75c and 81, the patrons
can not kick.
A move is on move to secure pen
sions for those who served as minute
men in this county in the COS at the
time Bear Hunter and his tribe made
raids upon the settlers. Those who
are living in the county and served in
those minute companies Shou ID see or
write to George l.. Farrell, Thomas
Irvine, Fred Turner or Marion b.
Lewis,
We are still selling clothing and I'M
dcrwear, blankets and shoes at cost
in order to make room for other
goods. Our dry goods are also selling
rapidly on the same baSs--at cost.
Our Christmas stock of groceries are
just in, including fruits, nuts, cam
dies, pcels and spices. Special atten-
tion paid to family trade. All goods
elivered promptly.-A.JoRGENsEN,
In one of our previous issues we
made favorable comment about the
Treasurcr's Office, and stated that W.
+ c. Parkinson and his deputy, Erastus
Nelson, had been obliging to the tax
payers etc. ErastuS Nelson Is Dep.
, uty Assessor and w. j. Harrison Is
the Deputy Treasurer and should
have been mentioned in connection
with the other gentleman, as none
! can excel him in courtesy and kind.
= ness.
Frederick Frederickson, of Weston
Idaho, was visitor to our city or
: Thursday. Mr.. Frcderickson is moi
only an extensive farmer, but a mode
= one. lie is man who puts things II
u their place and has a place for every
, thing. which his farm indicates
y Nothing is wasted for want of prope
c care --machinery Is all properly careC
o for in season, and animals are wei
u stabbed. He is farmer such as other
y should pattern after.
,r The REPUBLICAN has been Il
considerable expense in mailing circu
, lars to all its subscribers setting fortl
y the conditions and rules governing
" the coming contest. All of our sub