The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-19

p head good yearlngs for sale
cheap. Apply this Office
Edwin Curtis, Jr., the tiusmith Of
RcXburg, is in Logan
Stove pipe and elbows fifteen cents
each at Curtis's. 80 West First North.
Hcbcr Green and wife, formerly Of
WellSvile, are down from Pocatcllo.
II. S Goddard, popular baritone.
gives his only Logan concert tonight
at at Is. Y. c
Homeseekers-Wc will show YOU
how to get a home, or pay OIL a loan
onyour property A.PEDERSoN a. Co
VIM. Davis is building an addition
to his eating car on West Center St
This is the result of twelve pound
boy coming to his home Wednesday
afternoon.
Why buy poor coffee when you can
get good coffee for the same money at
the Cache Valley Tea company.
Mr.. George Robinson, former man
ager and proprietor of the Robinson
clothing establishment Of this city, is
doing well selling rubber stock i'm
Southwestern Idaho.
Fritz Schillmann has opened bar
Der shop in the POusen block. The
room is fitted in fine shape. Good
service guaranteed,
Abraham Tyson, bookkeepcr of the
Stevens implement house, returned
from Rich county last night where he
had been to attend the funeral of Il
young lady relative.
Remember we give tickets with
every purShaSe which entities you to
handsome and Useful presents Cache
Valley Tea company.
Mrs. Sarah Hendricks, Thomas
Blanchard and wife, Thomas irvine,
Mrs. Israel Jacobson and Bishop
feates went to ReXburg Thursday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Josiah
Hendricks of that place.
Wanted Young lady willing to
work wants position with family be-
fore and after school for board. Ad-
dress this office.
Niels r. Broby was over from Wells
vile Wednesday. He says the farmers
over there are taking quite an interest
in the proposed railroad from the
sugar factory to Wellsville. Meetings
were held Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
Ladies, misses and childrenS shoes
at and below cost at Thatcher & Han
sen store y Main St. Logan. Sale be.
gins, Saturday Nov. 18th, s a. m.
Is there young lady, or one that
isn't young, whom you would like to
see the possessor Of a magnificent 1850
Bachman (Shiller make) piano free of
cost? If there is, come in and vote
for her. See particulars elsewhere.
You yourself, may also secure several
chances on $3.50 in gold and prizes.
At the Trinity NJ. f. Church, the
subject of the sermon at IL a. m. next
Sabbath will be "Who are the re-
deemed?' This will be treated from
Bible standpoint. The subject of
the sermon at 1880 will be "The Power
of the Christian Character" The
public will be given a cordial welcome.
The music will be entertaining and
enjoyable. All invited. A. l.. Nor
/ fleet.
Lost--On Saturday, night riding
pony. Dark bay, weighing about
$50, small star in forehead, wire cut
on left hind foot. Had bride and
saddle on. Send information to J. II.
Fuhriman, Providence, or this Office. y
Frank Maltese, who has been doing
"The Wrong Mrs. Appleton and
"The Matrimonial Bureau" at the
Vaudeville during the past to weeks,
will be at Hyrum Monday night and
Smithheld Wednesday night. He will
have with him Fay and Cooley, ex.
pert slept dancers and jugglers tout
of sight" These fellows promise two
and a half hours Of good fun and they
certainly are capable of giving it.
Fine winter apples, free from worms,
raised under the supervision of the A..
C. of U. can be bought at Thomas
Smart's ranch in the eastern part OF
the Seventh ward on Saturday ONLY.
Ben Davis 60 cents per bushel; winter
Pear Mains, Is cents.
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