The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-16

cheap Apply this office.
Two rooms to rent Inquire Samuel
Pike, south first west.
win McAlister and wife came up
from Salt Lake with the teachers last
Saturday.
Mrs Ralph Smith, who has been i'll
incident to childbirth, is now report
ed as getting along nicely.
The Hyrum Stake Relief Society
will hold their conference in Hyrum
Stakehouse Saturday November 10, at
10 a. m. and p. nj. Nellie A. Park
inson, pres Georgene Ralph, sec.
Cardston, Canada, was visited by
$1,000 fire on Saturday evening the
9Th of November. The Alberta Hotel
and some business buildings and stock
went up in smoke.
Ladies here is your chance. See our
announcement right hand corner last
page, this issue. Thatcher a. Hansen.
Farland, the banjo wizard, is dated
for Salt Lake, Dec. 6. In all probable
ity Logan music lovers will have the
opportunity of hearing him shortly
after his engagement there.
People crossing the west divide
from Petersboro complain about the
condition of the dugways leading out
of this valley 1t is stated that cattle
and sheep have tramped the dugways
down in bad shape. The supervisor
of Petersboro should repair this road.
Word came to Mrs. Sarah Hendricks
of the Second ward, Tuesday, that the
wife of her son Josiah Hendricks, died
at Rexburg that morning after short
illness of blood-poisoning. Mrs. Hen
bricks was formerly Ellen Benning-
field, of Hyde Park. Seven children
are left without mother.
c. ID. Anderson, recently employed
in this Office, has severed his connec-
ton with us and gone to Smithfeld to
be with friends, DR.. and Mrs. X. j..
Smith. Anderson is gentlemanly
young fellow, bright, thoroughly cap
able, and we regret to loose him.
However, Dr. Smiths practice has at
tanned such proportions that it is nee
essary for him to have a young man
with him, and Mr.. Anderson couldn't
resist the temptation.
Lost-Black mare, weight about
100 pounds, white spot in forehead
branded OH on left hip, rupture or
right side. viii pay suitable reward
J. Il, Stewart Jr.
Miss Susie Pilgrim gave a delightful
euchre at "The Hanks" last Friday
evening. The affair was as dainty
and charming as any thing of the kline
in Logan recently and was thorough,
enjoyed. Incompatible refreshment.
were served, and prizes were won by
Misses Fisher, Harrison and Evans anc
DR.. Dunbar. Those present were
Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Champ, DR.. anC
Mrs. Dunbar, Misses Cassidy, Eliza
beth Smith, Martha and Grace Fisher
Harrison, Estele Evans, Prof Arnold
Drs. Denike and Emeis, Messrs /. L.
Brangham, n. r. Moore, Clutf.
The Stevens Implement Co. received
another carload Of the famous New
Casaday disc plows yesterday. These
plows are becoming renowned every
where and always win easily In con
tests with other makes. The demand
for them is very heavy.
Genial Ed. South told us big beal
story the other day, but in some way
inexplainable IL wasn't mentioned II
The REPUBLICAN,. Ed with three
Others were up In the north country
a few days ago and we're told that {
big bear was in that vicinity. They
decided to hunt up Mr.. Bruin, anC
they found him, only it was her anC
with a big cub. The old sister showed
fight but was killed by one of thu
bunch as she was making a CRANE
rush. The cub was also killed, tn,
former weighing something NOR
than 700 and the cub about $50. I'D
said IL was an exciting affair but III
enjoyed it TO the limit, as well as TIN
fine steaks.
Lost-A big bay horse branded A OF
left thigh and sore on top of head
Also one black mare branded S. c. ant
M. f. on left thigh with right eye pu
out and halter on. c. NJ. Hammond
Providence.
An important meeting was held il
Lewiston on Saturday night by tn
farmers and promoters of the Lewiston
sugar factory. Men representing tn
proposed factory agreed to build tn
same If the Lewiston farmers woul
; contract to raise 100 acres of beet