The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-08
Get your fall and win
ter outfit for the boys
at Dunbar, Robinson
and Co. They give
big discounts for fam
lily bills.

Several good homes for sale in
Smithfeld. Inquire of Geo. Y.Smith.
Albert jenkins has bought the pool
rooms Of James Wood, located over
the Hub clothing store on Main
street.
w. r. Dewitt and his brother will
leave next Tuesday for the Worlds
Fair. While absent they will visit
the states Of Texas, Arkansas and
Louisiana.
GO TO J. ANDERSON'S FOR
BARB WIRE. YOU WILL SAVE
MONEY.
ID. p. Tarpey, known throughout
northern Utah as the G. p. land agent,
died in San Francisco on Monday,
Bright's disease being given as the
cause of his demise. He leaves wife,
four sons and two daughters.
The north bound passenger train
Sunday night killed horse belonging
to Neil S. Bell. The horse was knock
ed off at the Lallertine crossing. Neil
values his horse at S75 as it was one Of
a team that he valued highly. The
company can do nothing better than
recompense Neil for his loss.
Members OF the Fortieth Quorum Of
Seventy are hereby notified that on
Tuesday evening Oct. IL, 1904, the
semi-monthly meetings of the Quorum
for the winter will begin. All are re-
quested to attend this session, which
will be held in the b. Y. College at
1880 o'clock. j. L. Hatch, Secretary.
Don't forget the Davis eating car
on Center street. Call and see his
electric cooker.
The officials have put a quietus on
prize fighting in this county. A fight
between Danford and Hamp was be-
ing arranged but on inquiry of the
officials it was learned that they are
against it. 1t is now settled that the
fight will take place at Preston soon
and that special train will be run
from here at that time.
Miss Marie Huttc bale will com
mence class in dress-making Oct.
18th. Those wishing to take course
please apply over Campbell and Nor
rell's, Logan.
II all the country stores were stock
ed up on dry goods like the Hyrum
Coop, Logan merchants would have
to close down. They have the best
line of dress goods ever seen in Hy-
rum, and it is to be regretted that
they are selling such fine qualities and
wide goods at low prices. 1t does not
give Logan merchants chance.
MEMS AND BOYS OVERCOATS
AND CLOTHING SOLD AT BAR
GAIN PRICES AT JOHN ANDER-
SONS.
The theme of Rev. Norfeets SER
mon next Sabbath morning at the
Trinity NJ. +. church will be "Thc
Christ Life, its Positive and Agrees
siye Character" At the evening SER
vice, 1880, the subject will be "The
Gospel of Individual Liberty or Power
of Truth" Special music will be rem
dered at the evening service. Every
one cordially invited.
The friends Of Prof. HUT, horticul-
turist at the A. c. of U. during the
past two years, regret to learn That
he has rendered his resignation and
that it has been accepted. Prof. Hutt
is recognized as highly efficient man
in his department and during his stay
here has made many sincere friends.
Prof HUT goes to the Maryland Ag-
ricultural College.
The Lincoln Hotel wants a good
cOok-in fact MUST have one. If cook
ing is your forte and you want con-
tinuous position in good place apply
to Mrs. NJ. Z. Hanks.
Mrs. Agnes Pitkin Turner, wife of
Fred II. Turner Of Magrath, is in the
county visiting her numerous rela-
tiyes. About seven years ago she,
with her youthful husband, started for
Canada by team. They are now To-
Gated in Magrath and have three nice
children who are with her. Her
many relatives and friends are more
than glad to see her. She is the
picture of health.
BIG LINE OF LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S JACK ETS AND
GAPS. CHEAPEST IN TOWN, AT
JOHN II. ANDERSON'S.
The jurors for the October term of
court are as follows; Oof Nelson, A.
G. Lundstrom, william Andrews,
W., II TIbnin Eroply II ponrI w