The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-07-20
Railroad Tickets.
Bought and Sold BY {. ". Ryhurg, at the
Lincoln Hotel. II will pay you 10 see him

A good axe found at the tithing Of
fee. Owner can call there and get IL.
Bishop Rouche of Millville was
visitor here Monday.
Found-A bunch OF keys. Owner
can call at this office and get property.
Philip Purser and wife of Benson
we're in town Yesterday.
James dollhouse, one of the vet
Grams Of Cache county, was with us
yesterday.
One saloon in this city took in over
one hundred and thirty dollars on cir
Gus day.
Will Swinyard says his family con-
sists of three now, the latest addition
being boy.
Watkin Reese is having an extern
sion built to his saloon in the rear TO
be used as wine rooms and closets.
William Rigby Of Lewiston had fifty
acres of good wheat destroyed by a
hailstorm on the 18th.
Mrs. John II. Game Jr. has gone to
Chicago. She will join her husband
there who is attending the University
of Chicago.
The Oregon Short line will run their
3rd excursion to all points north, and
west July %. Call on agent for infor-
nation.
VIII somebody state what has be-
come of the reports of the various
committees on membership of the
Commercial club?
Cheap sale on all Summer Clothing,
Shoes, ETC., at Jos. Newbold's. Come
right along. 74t4.
E. r. Davis, who will be remember
ed by many Logan people as being
formerly connected with the b. Y, is
in town visiting friends.
Mrs. Jas. A. Langton and her little
daughter, Lucy, left for Piedmont,
Wyo., Tuesday. They will visit with
the Guild and Cross families for about
a month.
Next Friday and Saturday there
will be another special sale of Ladies'
Children's and Mems shoes. The
greatest bargains OF the season at
Andreas Peners ons. 1872
The Stephens Implement company
have already sold their consignment
Of Palno-Jones headers that " a S
thought to be sufficient for the sea.
sons trade. They have wired for an
other car which will arrive in Logan
about the 22nd.
j. w. Bowman of Lewiston was on
the streets yesterday. He states that
grain never looked better in that To-
cality. The beet acreage is not quite
so large as in former years but they
look first class A few cases Of dip
iberia exist in the Wheeler school dis
trict but they are all under control.
The Y. NJ. and Y. L. associations OF
the Seventh ward went up Logan
canyon yesterday for an outing.
There were about fifty in the party,
They went to Hyrum Dewitt's ranch,
a program was carried out and various
games play. Elias Nielsen and Mrs.
Jane Herrick are the presidents OF
associations, therefore took charge OF
the party.
The advantage in buying Plano
Jones Header, Binder or Mower, aside
from their being the longest lived and
lightcst draft machinery made, is that
the purchaser is always assured Of get
ting repairs promptly. This is very
important matter, as experienced
farmers well know, and that is what
makes Plano machines popular. They
are not burdened with roller and bal
bearings consequently are long lived
and do not need many repairs, but
what are needed can always be had al
once. 74tl
Robert McKinnon had the misfor
tune to lose the first finger of his left
hand by having it bitten off by tn,
stallion of the Randolph Horse Co. OF
Wednesday. DR.. Brownfield dressed
the finger and he is now getting alonl
quite nicely. ..... Hon. AquiIa Nebe
ker is in our midst for the summe
and it adds new life to ur burg /,
have him and the host Of people whit
have wintered away from us, at high
er schools chiefly, with us again.
Rich County News.
Last Friday night Sun day schoc
class of the Seventh ward gave gen
uine surprise to their teacher, j. Ed