The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-22
"REMEMBER THE ALAMO
"TENAS"

MIS-. hOOp, OF san Francisco, Is III
Logan on visit with her sister, Mrs |
NJ. f. Hanks, of the Lincoln.
For rent-5.room house, centrally
located. Albert Bernstein.
The b. Y. College is making a great
success of the the music department.
More students arrived last week from
Idaho and Montana to study with
Miss Oliver and c. NJ. Harris.
TEN EXPERIENCED KNIT
TIERS WANTED AT THE UNION
KNITTING MILLS co.
The regular quarterly conference of
the Cache Stake OF Zion will be held
in the Logan Tabernacle on Sunday
and Monday, october 30 and 81, at
the usual hours. Joseph Morrell,
Isaac Smith, W. w. Vaughan, Stake
Presidency.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. A. Petersen q Co.
ONCE over First National Bank.
Reports of political conditions in
Hyrum are most flattering to the
republicans All the G.. q. j. gather
ings there have been largely attended
and those who are making still hunt
for votes say that the sentiment is
! decidedly antI-democratiC. This good
news comes from other outside towns
| also.
"REMEMBER THE ALAMO"
"TEXAS"
Horses and mares wanted, from two
years past to seven years old. Will
buy nothing that weighs less than
l,2OO pounds They must all be gen.
tie, if they are not broke. Write or
or call at Andrew Anderson's, Men
don, Utah. G. Hinncn, Hubbell, Ne
braska
Four room house 10 rent; two
blocks west Of A. c. of u. Inquire OF
c. Hugh.
BY order of the commissioners,
Clerk Larsen has notified ex-ClerK
Farrell to make good $497 of fees for
which there is no accounting. These
fees are for probate, district court
cases and miscellaneous matters. The
original amount charged against Mr..
Farrell was S57l, but he filed certain
exceptions and many of these were
allowed.
For SALE-A two acre lot with a
two roomed house, 200 4-year old
fruit trees, one half acre Strawberries,
good water right. Inquire at this
Office.
The Newton people had the plea.
sure of listening TO the Hon. James ii
Anderson, of Salt Lake City. Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Anderson gave ar
able discussion of the political issues
d. r. Roberts and Clerk Larsen occu
, pied few minutes to good advan'
toge. The Newton republicans have
certainly got things coming in great
shape. The house was crowded and
there was a splendid manifestation OF
enthusiasm.
, The AVERY Beet Digger and Sui
! Soil plow sold by the Sidney Stevens
, Implement Co., is the only successful
one made and all other devices are
merely humbug and to use them ;
waste of time.
a Word came from Butte, Montana
1 to Mrs. Rena Tarbet, of the SecOnC
S ward, stating that her son John haC
e been seriously hurt while performing
c the duties of brakeman on the lin,
o between Anaconda and Helena. Will,
= the injuries are severe there is no oC
casiOn for alarm. He is in the hospita
: at Butte where he is receiving tn,
best care possible.
Who is that man with the Ion,
hair? Why, he is DR.. Petritsch, tn,
NaturOpath, through whom the blinC
get to see, the deaf to hear, and the
lame to walk, without drugs, medi
cine or surgery. At Hanks hotel.
According to The Tribune, the
University students have football
enthusiasm TO finish. That paper
says "By actual count there were IN
students practicing football at the
University grounds Thursday evening
In addition to the regular squad ant
the scrubs all the candidates for class
teams were out, not to mention the
many props. 1t was sight such a:
has seldom been seen at the univer
sty, but from now on will be repeated
very evening for the next month"
One of the biggest cars Of heatinl
stoves ever unloaded in Logan wa
received by the Stevens Implement