The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-03

! trenton yesterday.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on it. II. 4. Petersen g. Co
Walter Fisher, of SmithHeld, made
us call yesterday
Joseph Richardson, of Smithhed.
was in Logan yesterday.
Mr.. George Knight is stiu very low
with typhoid fever.
$4,000 local money to loan on Real
Estate. II. A. Petersen q Co.
j. NJ Pickett and f. p. Hansen, of
Providence, were in town yesterday
afternoon.
One fourth of on cook stoves at the
Logan Furniture company.
Some Of the Whitney farmers raised
thirty tons OF beets per acre this year
This is looked upon AS the banner
place for bcets this year.
Remember the special sale of shoes
at Andreas peterson's.
Lost y dark red COW. dchorned,
bob tall had a halter on. Leave word
AT this Office. Information will be re-
ceived gratefully.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. A. Petersen a. Co.
Office over First National Bank.
William Sloan, of CardSton, Alberta,
is in Logan. His friends Surmise that
his coming here means more than a
common visit
Highest cash price paid for peits
and hides. n. b. Pryor at All Smurth-
waite's Office.
Parties living on the west side in
Trenton desir it understood that
hereafter letters of all kinds should be
addressed to that place, not Ransom.
as that name is obsolete.
&. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
A the Conjoint Mutual of the First
Ward Sunday evening at O'Clock,
Prof. Woolf, of the b. C. Y, will de-
liver a popular lecture, Misses Carrie
McAllister and Radie Ormsby will
furnish n ninnp dpat nn1 NJ ID No.
will sing.
One thousand bushels first class
potatoes for sale. Address Nephi
Martineau ~ North sixth West, Lo-
gan. ,t4,.,
Miss Jennie Bench, daughter of
John Bench, came down from Poca-
teilo last Wednesday and will visit
with her friends until next Tuesday,
when she will return. Miss Bench is
doing well in the dressmaking bust
ness. ''"-
+ SAMPLES AT COST, MEMS
DUCK :AND CORDUROY COATS
AT COST AT JOHN II. AMBER
SONS.
Extensive repairs have been made
during the past two weeks on the side
hill part OF the Logan and Richmond
canal
Joseph Wilson returned from the
east on Thursday night. He visited
the Worlds fair and some of the large
cities, including Chicago, at which
place he called on Oliver Ormsby and
Jessie MaTtineau. Mr.. Wilson states
that collie" as he is familiarly
known, was crossing some railroad
tracks quite recently in company with
friend when a train came upon them
and killed the friend instantly. Ollie
just narrowly escaped.
AT the Trinity NJ. L. Church next
Sabbath the services will be Of special
interest. At IL a. m. a ladies quar-
tettc will entertain with some beauti-
full singing. AT the evening services
Mrs. Norfleet and Miss Burns will
sing. The subject OF the sermon will
be of deep interest to all, viz; "Immor-
tally and the future life." Seats are
free and all are cordially welcome
Mr.. r. b. Thornley,, County Fish and
Game Warden, was in Logan Thurs
day and stated to THE REPUBLICAN
that he does want that Office for an
other term, despite any assertions TO
the contrary from any one else He
has had it but one term, believes he
has made at least an average officer,
and feels that he is entitled to a re-
appointment. Mr.. Thornley, says
that it is all right for Hyrum TO ask
for it and get IL If possible, but that
he hardly thinks that city can urge
| any superior claims to Smithtield.
He also believes that his experience
and present knowledge of the streams
but fits him for better service during