The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-23

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Parties expecting to visit the
Worlds Fair should confer with Box
IS Logan.
j. Fl. Squires, of Hyrum, was in Lo-
gan Tuesday. He says the Hyrum
people want that railroad badly.
Ladies and Gentlemen! You have
heard of many bargain sales, but the
greatest one in ladies', chldren's and
mems shoes is now on at AndreaS
Peterson's.
One guess on number deposited in
the First National Bank may secure
for you S75, or any one of twenty other
prizes amounting to $3.50. Better read
the particulars elsewhere.
Mcneil & Spencer have stocked up
with a fine line of Mems and BOYS
hats, gloves and shoes. also children's
shoes. GrCa, bargains are offered the
people.
Mrs. Ida HOLIDAY Peterson, of the
Logan city schools, left this week
with party of Pocatelo friends to
visit the fair at ST Louis. Before re-
turning they will visit Chicago, Ma
CARA and New York.
Lost-Black mare, weight about
100 pounds, white spot in forehead,
branded OH ON left hip, rupture on
right side. viii pay suitable reward.
j. Il. Stewart Jr.
Mr.. Ambrose Wooford left on Mon
day for Logan, Utah, where he will
spend few months in preparing him
self for mission. 1t is not known
where his field Of labor will be but it
is thought that it will locate him in
Great Brtian.-Alberta Star.
Lost--On Saturday, night riding
pony. Dark bay, weighing about
80, small star in forehead, wire cut
ON left hind foot. Had bride and
saddle on. Send information to J. r.
Fuhrman, Providence, or this office.
Wilhelm Kowallis, of the Third
ward, left Saturday for the missionary
field in Germany. Last Friday even
ing the Germans of Logan gave fare
well party in his honor at the Ger
man meeting house. A program and
dancing were the features Of the even
ing
For Sale-40 acres of land, all fenc-
ed, good improvements and plenty of
water. y miles south of Logan sugar
factory. Inquire of G. C. Dunn, Col
lege, Utah.
The American vote cast in this
county at the late election was as fol-
lows: Hles 80: Ferry AZ: James 45:
Rogers SO; Armstrong As; Mcdowell
43; Christensen 81. The Socialists
cast an average of about 10, less than
enough to get on the ticket other than
by petition.
Isn't there some lady i'm 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 fine $3.50 Baughman piano?
You can vote for any one as often as
you want to. Read elsewhere
The next number on the New Jer-
sey Academy's free lecture course is
that of DR.. Peyden's lecture on "The
Friendship of Books" DR.. Peyden is
one of Salt. Lakes most eminent di-
vines. an excellent speaker and as a
lover of books exceeds most men. He
WILDE here on December 0.
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.
Attention is directed to the state
ment of the First National Bank
which appeared in our last issue. This
report shows that the First National
has on deposit practically 100000,
certainly very healthy patronage.
Those interested in matters financial
will find the First National report
rather interesting reading.
Is there young lady, or one that
isn't young, whom you would like to
see the possessor of a magnificent $3.50
Bachman tShiler 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.
Tonight is LewiSton's big night, to-
morrow may be her bad day. The
Home Dramatic Company goes over
this evening, you know, and the aggre-