The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-07


ply No. 9 Main street.
Cut bargain Sale on Clothing, Shoes
and Underwear and all winter goods
still continues. Come early. Jos.
Newbold, the Clothier.
Fred II. and John II. Turner, sons
of Fred former of this city, came from
Magrath, Canada, last Saturday morn
ing. They will remain at least until
after the holidays.
SAMPLES AT COST, MEMS
DUCK AND CORDUROY COATS
AT COST AT JOHN II. AMBER
SONS.
Joseph Jensen and John Parry, two
of Logan's musicians were visiting
their old friends Mr.. and Mrs. J. "A.
Wahlen Saturday last. and had a very
enjoyable time. Paris Post
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. a. Petersen Il Co.
ONCE over First National Bank.
The first of the series of recitalS
which are to be given by the piano
forte students of the b. Y. college un-
der the direction of Miss Lillian Oliver
will take place Tuesday, December 20.
For SALE CnEAP.-Single buggy,
good as new; riding saddle, no horn;
6-hole Miller Monitor range; good
large parlor stove. ia. Hendrickson
William Hamp will leave for Salt
Lake within day or two TO be trained
for the coming contest With Bert Dan
ford. Hamp will be in the charge of
Willard Bean, the champion of Utah.
One guess on number deposited in
the First National Bank may secure
for you $75, or any one of twenty other
prizes amounting to $3.50. Better read
the particulars elsewhere.
To tile many friends and neighbors
who have so kindly ministered to US
during our recent sad aiiiction we de-
sire to express our grateful thanks and
appreciation. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nelson.
Why is Monogram" becoming so
popular? Because it is the best cerial
fruit coffee on the market. After once
tried you will never be without 1t. If
If your grocer does not keep it call at
the Cache Valley Tea company.
The four Percheron stations brought
to Logan for sale are certainly beau
ties. They are jet black and their
weight ranges from sixteen to eighteen
hundred pounds. They were brought
direct from France, landing in Amer
lea about six weeks ago.
NOTICE-House rooms, good
barn, good outbuildings, city lots in
town, 80 acres OF good farming land,
4 horses, cows, wagons, machinery,
etc. A number one place. VIII be
sold at bargain. Write or call on
Hans b. Hansen, Newton, Utah, or
ii. A. Petersen Il Co. Logan, Utah.
Judge Goodwin, now rusticating
along the Western coast, writes THE
REPUBLICAN in regard to an address
and incidentally mentions that he "at-
tended Mormon conference last Sun
day." Strange to relate he made nc
inquiries in regard to his election (?)
to the Supreme Court on the Socialist
ticket.
Isn't there some lady in this country
whom you think is more popular than
all the rest? Wouldn't you like to
cast few votes for her that she may
secure a fine $3.50 Baughman piano:
You can vote for any one as often as
you want to. Read elsewhere.
Some one passing shed in the west
part of this city Saturday morning
noticed smoke issuing therefrom and
turned in fire alarm. The depart
ment made a run and found that the
supposed fire was nothing more thar
an attempt of the owners of the prop
erty to smoke some hams. At the
call of the bell the fire department
was in readiness and moving within
three minutes from the first toling.
John A. Woolf, who has been dowr
from Cardston, Alberta, for two weeks
was taken seriously i'll few days age
with complaint that has troubled
him before, passing of gall stones.
His symptoms were somewhat i'm
proved last evening.
VIM. II. Brown is around the city
trying to attend to business but Is 81
weak from his long siege of typhoid
that he is hardly able to walk with
comfort. Mr.. Brown was i'll not les
than fifteen weeks, and says his mem
DRY is impaired considerably. Thing
come to mind daily that he had pract
ically forgotten.