The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-07-30

from Chicago Wednesday evening.
Some trick bicycle riders entertain
ed some big crowds on lst North this
week.
From recent advices Mr.. Moore Is
expected to return within the next
week
Six car loads OF sheep were shipped
from Logan on Wednesday to the
East.
FOR EASE AND COMFORT IN
HOT WEATHER TRY JULIA
MARROW SHOES Ar DUNBAR
ROBINSON & co.
. Quite storm swept over the city
about $50 p. m. Thursday. A num-
Der of trees were broken by the fierce
wind.
A rnmor is going the rounds in Lo-
gan that the man that was killed in
Ogden by being run over by the train
this week. was james Elswore who
worked in Logan until just recently.
The New Jersey Academy has
issued an annual circular which is u
very fine piece of work,a credit to the
printer, as well as to the Academy.
OLD MEN AND OLD LADIES
COMFORT SHOES FROM $50 TO
$500. DUNBAR. ROBINSON &
co.
At the last wrestling match be-
tween Lewis and Lnde. George Carl
son publicly announced that he was
ready to meet Bert Danford i'm glove
contest.
The culvert over the Ballard
Springs on the county road in the
south is completed. Joseph f. Will
son Jr.. the contractor, has done a
first class piece of work which is a
credit to him.
William Sparks and Ravestein
Brothers of Charleston each lost about
two thousand bushels of grain on
June 9Th by severe storm that passed
through that section of country lying
between Charleston and Trenton.
FOR THAT TIRED FEELING
TRY A PAIR OF JULIA MAR
LOWS WITH LOW HEELS WIDE
TOES. DUNBAR, ROBINSON &
co.
LosT-One sorrel mare years old,
branded HIM combined on left
shoulder, weight between 1900 and
l4OO pounds, smooth shoes on front
feet. Left Hyrum July 18th wear.
ing blind bride. Liberal reward for
its return or information of its
whereabouts TO Christ Christensen
Hyrum, Utah. It'll
Moroni Heiner of Morgan the in
spector of food and dairy products wa.
in Logan on Thursday. Mr.. Hcinel
appeared very sanguine over the cleo
ton Of James II. Hammond for gov
ernor and stated that he was a sure
winner. He also remarked that MIR
Hammond had good support In Sal,
Lake county.
A large number of people are ac
quiring their final papers for citizen
ship. Every eligible person regard
less of their political preferences
should become citizens, and thus b'
enabled to take part in the coming
elections of the country 1t is boon
that cannot be enjoyed by the com
mon people in most other countries
, The people should appreciate thel
privileges and make the best use o
them for an American citizen is honor
ed everywhere in the world.
The Sixth ward celebrated Pionee
day on Monday, the 25th of July II
Jobnson's grove under the auspices o
the Sixth ward Sunday school. Earl!
in the morning the people gathered a
the meeting house where teams wcr,
! I'LL TtdulIltSS W tdhC w
) A splendid dinner was prepared TO
the old and young, rich and poor, ant
plenty left to take to the homes o
those who were unable tOattend. lc
cream and lemonade were served
There were over three hundred in at
tendance. AT p. m. James A. Leish
/ man delivered speech why W
. Celebrate Pioneer Day" which wa
r highly interesting TO the aged and in
: structive to the young. After tn
/ meeting various sports were indulge
, In and prizes distributed amongst tn
! children. Dancing was also a part @
the program. At the close of tn
, days amusements, all went home fee
/ ing joyful over the entertainments G
4 the day. Much credit Is due II. A
5 Peterson and other members of tn
5 committee for their energies in cor
lnntip tho oalabrat inn