The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-10

seventy are requested TO meet In the
Seventh Ward meeting house Dec.
18th at 4:l5 p. m. sharp. BY request
of the presidency. Anthem PETERSON,
secretary.
We collect all kinds Of indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Office over First National Bank.
A force Of men are at work opening
the street through the middle of the
court house block running north and
south. A nice planed picket fence will
be built. John johnson has the con-
tract, which insures good job, for
whatever work the johnson boys I'M
dertake they do well.
Services will be held at st. Johns
Episcopal church, Sunday, Dec nth,
as follows: Holy communion at 1880 a.
M; morning service IL a. M; evening
service, Sp. m. Rev. w. f. Malson
officiating.
Old Polk whiskey for medicinal and
family purposes. One full quart for
sl.00, four full quarts for $3.50, at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
BIG REDUCTION IN OVER
COATS AND CLOTHING AT
JOHN ii. ANDERSON'S
Reserved seats for the A. G.. Band
Concert on Sale, Friday, Dec. 10, 1890
a. m. Popular prices, % and 35c.
There'll be rush
For SALE Single buggy,
good as new: riding saddle, no horn;
6-hole Miller Monitor range; good
large parlor stove. .Hendrickson.
Half the seats for the A. G. Band
concert will be sold by the Thatcher
Music Co. Sale opens Friday, Dec.
IL, 1880 a. m. Popular prices 25c
and 35c.
In writing of the vote in the re-
| publican primaries last issue, THE
REPUBLICAN did Mr.. Joe Downs an
| injustice unintentionally. Mr.. Downs
name was not mentioned as one of the
candidates for the nomination, yet he
received good vote in the primary.
G. V. Hansen the painter will &c
over TO Avon in a few days to paint
! their ShoOl house.
II. b. McFarlanc, of Hyrum, who is
in the race for appointment as county
fish and game warden, desires it un.
derstood that he is not the author OF
any article in reference to the matter
which has appeared in this paper. Mr.
McFarlane says he has done nothing
in the matter but what is right
For sale or rent-New six-roomed
house, pantry, three closets, 5x9 rods
II blocks from Court house. Will take
team, harness and wagon, part pay
ment. Joseph Jensen, 81 East Thirt
North.
At the Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening Dec. 18th Mrs. John
Read Of Denver and Mrs. A. c. An
drews Of Salt Lake City will give g
reading and recital. Mrs. Read has
delighted many audiences with he,
readings, while Mrs. Andrews has q
voice Of unusual sweetness and ex
preston. These ladies will be assist
ed by Miss Wishard of Salt Lake arc
Miss Linn of the Academy. This /,
the third entertainment of the New
Jersey Academy Lecture Course, anC
promises to be one Of the best anC
most popular of the series. While al
the other entertainments are free, the
admission to this entertainment viii
be % cents.
LOsT-a dark blue Overcoat on Satu
day night between Harris music stor,
and the railroad track on the road Il
Mendon. If the finder will leave it a
this Office he will be literally re
warded.
II. j. Gilmartin, he who built on
cement walks, has decided to 20 t,
the ''gold fields" in Nevada, and Z,
broke or get rich. He has been inves
tigating this field for several month
and is confident that it will prov
the greatest camp the country ma
ever known. Mr.. Gilmartin tells of
certain number of Ogden people VIII
formed company and put in $77 eacl
A certain ledge 200 feet long wa
leased for one year. The investor
have been receiving 800 a week fo
several weeks and the lease has twent
weeks to run yet. An Ogden workin
girl put her all, considerably MOI
than ST., into this same scheme an
is drawing $500 weekly. Mr.. Gilma
tin will leave within very few day,
A. G. Edwards, representing til
Greeley Horse ImpOrtinp Com many I