The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-07
One fourth of on cook stoves at the
Logan Furniture company.

Logan Furniture company.
Lolo Johnson, wife of Eugene John
son of Wellsvllle, presented her hus.
band with pair of twin boys on Mon
day. Mrs. Johnson is a daughter of
Geo. O. Pitkin. All concerned are do
ing well
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on it, II. a. Petersen & Co.
The Logan Furniture Company are
giving % per cent Off on their entire
line OF cook stoves.
Stove pipe and elbows fifteen cents
each at Curtiss. 80 West First North.
For sale or rent--N six-roomed
house, pantry, three closets, 5x9 rods
II blocks from Court house. Will take
team, harness and wagon, part pay
ment. Joseph Jensen, 81 East Third
North.
Old Polk whiskey for medicinal and
family purposes. One full quart for
Sl.O0, four full quarts for $3.50, at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
DR.. Paden, the eminent Presbyter-
ian divine of Salt Lake city, will lee
ture at the Presbyterian church this
city next Friday evening. DIR. Peyden
will talk on Friendship of Books
and without doubt will make it Of
more than common interest. He is a
public speaker of exceptional merit
and has pleased Logan audiences be-
fore. This is the second number of
the New J Jersey Academy's free lecture
course and will cost no one cent.
The people of Logan, the literary
people especially, will miss treat II
they fail to hear DR.. Paden Friday
evening at o'clock.
BIG REDUCTION IN OVER
COATS AND CLOTHING At
JOHN II. ANDERSON'S
Fred Taylor, who was here last
winter and spring with a telephone
crew, Is making a visit among friends
Lost-LadieS fur on Friday night
between Lincoln hotel and Harri:
Music store. Leave it at Thatcher
& Hansen's.
LosT-a dark blue overcoa on Satul
day night between Harris music store
and the railroad track on the road Il
Mendon. If the finder will leave it al
this Office he will be literally re
warded.
Carl William Anderson, familiarll
known as BILLY the painter" will b.
bound in wedlock today to Mis-
Augusta Swensen, who came from
Sweglen about one year ago. From
personal knowledge we can say tina
Mr.. Anderson Is first class younI
man and is worthy Of good compan
ION, which we have no doubt he i
getting in the selection he has made
A. G. Edwards, representing tn,
Greeley Horse Importing Company, o
Greeley, Iowa, is in Logan with fou
black Percheron stations. They ART
for sale and can be seen at the each,
VALLEY Livery & Transfer company
rear Of Eagle Hotel.
Mr.. John f. Squires, forest Superyi
sor of the Logan Forest Reserve, is il
receipt of communication as follows
son November l6, 1904, the Depart
ment decided to allow $4,000 head o
old sheep and their lambs to Craze in
the Logan Forest Reserve from june
Is to october Is, 1905, OF which $50
head.are to be grazed in district No.
and 1000 head in district No. 2. L
was also decided that 5000 head o
cattle and horses may Craze in the re
serve from May ! to October Is, 1905
this stock to be distributed as neal
as may be, 1000 head in district Mol
1000 in district No. 2; 800 in distric
No 3, and 700 in district No. 4. TIL,
"a" class owner may be given a permi
for all of the year 1905" Mr.. Squire
is ready to receive applications.
Lost-A ladies gold watch between
the pavilion and Second ward. Oh
locket attached to the tape are mi
tials. Leave at this Office and be re
warded.
The funeral services of Mis-
Mamie Nelson, only daughter of MI
and Mrs. Chas. Nelson, was conducte,
from the home Of the parents in tn
Second ward, Friday December End a
II m. ED w. A. Away, Pastor O
the Seventh Day AdvenJists Churcl
of Ogden, conducted the SERVICE Tn
speaker dwelt at some length upo
the divine mission of afiliction in tn
development of semstrical character
citing bible examples of how amid tn
tanula6 nynariapnac nf disapnnipt