The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-06
Railroad Tickets.
Bought and Sold BY {. ". Ryhurg, al the
Lincoln Hotel. twill pay YOU to see him

the Republican State Central Com |
mittec. was IN Logan on Thursday.
James A. Langton will speak at the
Second ward Y. NJ. and Y. L. NJ. /. A.
meeting next Sunday evening at 1880
o. m. Invitation Is extended to all.
Bear river, below the dam, Is about
as low as IL ever gets, there being
hardly enough water flowing down to
enable one to take bath.
Bishop Wright and Fred T., of
Hyrnm, and Robert Shiplcy, of Para
disc three representative men of the
south end of the valley, were in Log
an yesterday.
The Y. L. VI. |. \. of the Hy-
rum Stake will hold their Officers
meeting i'm the usual place, Saturday.
Aug. 9Th. at IL a m. \. NJ. Ralph,
Pres: Dora Wright, Cor. Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howell are hap
py over the safe arrival of little son
at their home Tuesday morning. It's
up to Congressman Howellto do some
thing handsome now as this is his first
| grandson.
| The regular monthly officers meet
ing of the Young Ladies Mutual I'm
I provement associations of the Cache
/ Stake will be held Saturday August
! 9th at the usual time and place.
Mary l.. Hendrickson, Martha B..
Carlyle, Leah ID. Widstoe.
Jack" Hooper, one of the best
statesmen that makes this territory,
and incidentally the fellow who
brought to Logan the bunch of Com
mercials that skinned the Cache Val
! ley merchants June lst, came in We'd
nesday night. Jack says Cache Val
ley is showing up better than any OF
his territory.
WE WILL CONTINUE OUR
LARGE DISCOUNT SALE UNTIL
AUGUST 18th. ELlASON SIS
| TIERS.
protection our proper permanent
policy" is the title of the recent speech
of Congressman McCleary, of Mime
sofa, which has just been published
by the American Protective Tariff
League. One copy free to every ap-
plicant Send postal card request fol-
free copy of document No. 81. Ad'
dress w. F.. Wakeman, Secretary
33b Broadway, New York, n. Y.
Mr.. Joel Kicks entertained the
brethren at Hyrum sunday evening
with an interesting lecture on his
travels in South America. JOers
Investigations in the south furnished
him with great Of interesting in
formation and he is able to present II
! all In most attractive way. The
Stake house in our sister city was
crowded with those who desired &c
hear him, and the report from two
of these is very nattering.
NOTICE. will pay cash for cutting
and stacking 200 tons of hay.
GEO. l.. FARRELL,
Smithfeld, Utah.
Frank ChicZac, the night operator
at Cache Junction, is a swimmer ano
high diver of considerable reputation
in that vicinity. Each evening he
goes to the O. S. l.. bridge north east
of the station and takes a plunge from
this forty foot structure. The water
under the bridge is said TO be twenty
five feet deep, and from the surface t
the top of the bridge Is forty-two feet
: The gentleman takes this plunge ant
: sports awhile in the water there "a
though he were in his natural ele
ment.
John Maggie, of the Fourth ware
this city, died Thursday Afternoon
about two O'Clock, Indigestion anC
Bright's disease taking him away
He had been ailing for Il year or more
, Mr.. Nagle was sixty-nine sears of az,
and has lived in Logan since 1892. ii,
, was born in Belfast, Ireland in jun
1885; baptized in the church of Jesu
Christ of Latter-day Saints in Apri
1890 and emigrated to Utah the sam
year, arriving at Franklin Septembe
!, 3Oth. Mr.. Nagle lived in Richmon'
. for short time also. He leaves
wife and two daughters in Logan ant
son in his native country. All ar
faithful Latter-day Saints. Funera
: services will be held Sunday at moo
at the family residence. four block
North of the Fourth ward meetin
. house. Iany friends sympathize wit
the bereft family.