The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-03

Good onions for sale at the A. c. of
y. experiment station
Cash paid for potatoes at the Cache
Valley Mercantile Company.
A gentleman from Southern Idaho
who has been in touch with Cache
County politics stated yesterday that
he thought the present campaign in
this county had been conducted on a
highta plane than ever before.
II drugs, medicine or surgery don't
cure you, call at Hanks hotel and con.
suit the doctor with the long hair.
He is Naturopath.
John Thompson, the democratic
candidate for county commissioner,
was in Logan yesterday shaking hands
with the boys. Jack is royal good
fellow but is on the wrong side Of the
proposition, which will be demon
strated one week from today.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. A. Petersen g. Co
ONCE over First National Bank.
ID. J. James was over from Paradise
Monday. lie says that place will come
nearer than ever making it unanimous
for the republican party this time.
The republican workers there are wide
awake. II. Bullen, Jr., Mr.. O'Brien
and ID. Il. Roberts held a splendid
meeting there Monday night, and on
Tuesday night, +. J. Ilolton and Al
bert Law held another good meeting
at Avon. Mr.. James is of the opinion
that the entire south end of the
county will show up properly for the
G. o. p candidates.
kora Leather Embroidery, the lat
est art work, taught free by the in
ventor, Miss G. Fenwick Moore, of
New York, for one week only, at
Henry G. Hayball's.
Judge" c. c. Goodwin, of this city,
contemplated going on trip to San
Francisco in couple of weeks, but in
anticipation Of an election contest
has about decided to defer the visit.
The genial c. c. is a candidate for
Judge Of the Supreme Court on the
Socialist ticket, and he feels that it
will be a close race between himself
and the man who isn't named on the
American ticket as TO which will Sc
cure the least number of votes. The
Judge insists that he will contest the
matter with the unnamed, even to
the extent of recount.
Lost-A big bay horse branded A on
left thigh and sore on top of head.
Also one black mare branded S. c. and
NJ. F. on left thigh with right eye put
out and halter on. C. NJ. Hammond,
| Providence.
Monday afternoon the University OF
Utah football team defeated the Uni
versity of Wyoming eleven by a score
Of % to 0,at the Laramie fair grounds.
The visitors averaged fifteen pounds
heavier per player than the home
team and were able to tear holes in
the Wyoming line almost at will. The
Utah players ouUclassed the home
eleven in team work. Wyoming could
not advance the ball through the
Utah line and was forced to play a
defensive game and to resort to punts
frequently. The struggle was wit
messed by record-breaking crowd for
Laramie football game.
1925, 900 to loan on improved farms
in Cache Valley at reasonable rates
on long or short time. No commits
sion charged. No delay. Utah Mort.
gage Loan Corporation, Tithing Office
corner, Logan, Utah.
The friends of Rev. DR.. Rankin OF
Brigham City are extending TO him
their sympathy on the occasion of his
recent double bereavement. Mrs.
Rankin died not long ago, after pro-
tracted illness, and the doctor took
the remains back to Indiana for
burial. In the mean time, his daugh-
ter who had been living at Green's
boro, Ind, and herself an invalid, had
come west TO care for her mother: and
when Dr. Rankin returned, he found
to his great sorrow, that the daughter,
too, was dead 1t was then the sad
duty TO take her remains back TO In
diana for interment beside her moth
er. 1t is possible that the doctor may
not return west to remain.-News.
A Bucks hot blast heater should
not be COMPOUNDED with the cheap, oil
style, alleged hot blast heaters on the
market under so many names. A
Bucks is high class stove and a
genuine fuel saver and although il
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