The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-05

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For ladies' and Mems gymnasium
shoes call at Andreas Pctersons.
Several good homes for sale in
Smithfeld. Inquire OF Geo. Y.Smith.
Don't forget the Davis eating car
on Center street. Call and see his
electric cooker.
Choice beef steak is sold of the
block in Cardston for eight cents per
pound and on down to FIVE cents.
VIM. Mack, graduate optician, will
be permantly located in Edwards
Block, over Dunbar & Robinson's.
Bargains on Ranges and Heaters
at VIM. Edwards Furniture & Carpet.
House.
Report from Moses Blanchard is that
he is getting along nicely and bids fair
to recover ere long. All will be glad
TO learn this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Brown, OF the
Second ward, are the recipients Of a
fine l0-pound boy, brought by the
stork Monday morning.
NJ. d. McKane has opened whole
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam street. If
Thomas Myer and Lydia Reeder are
down from Cardston. While here they
expect to be married in the Temple.
Miss Reeder is grand daughter OF
Reeder, Of Hyde Park
On Friday at 1855 p. m. Mrs.
Eugenia Harris-Lundquist, of Hyde
Park, presented her husband with an
s-pound baby boy. All are getting
along nicely.
G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell bick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
The many friends of Mrs. Seth A
Langton will be pleased to know thai
she is speedily recovering from an at
tack of appendicitis, and will soon bt
able to attend to her household dutie
once more.
The peace meeting" in the Fourth
ward Friday evening will be address
ed by Prof Ricey Jones, of Brigham
City. Miss Nora Eliason and n. r
Moore will sing and Miss Eunic,
Jacobsen will recite. The meeting
begins at 1880.
way Down in Alabama" "Husf
Ma Babe" Coax Me-, katie Your,
the Girl l Love-" Now what Yej
Gwine to Do "A health to Com
rades," I'm the Good Old days
Wandering up and Down." "Granc
Opera the Rage" 1.-THE U. S. Volun
tecr'-all superb solos and quartette
will be sung in the minstrel "firs
part" of the performance by tn
Home Dramatic Co. next Monda
evening.
Thatcher Brothers Banking Co. ar
deserving of credit and commentator
for their recent improvement in thei
opera house. Two additional stair
ways have been constructed, whicl
. afford ample room for the clearing Q
the building in short time. 1t
thought that the building can be CON
pletely emptied in about five minutes
The opera house of Logan is now pei
fectly safe and its patrons ca
rest assured while there that no acc
: dent can befall them because Of thei
inability to escape from the building
1t is stated that all kinds of stoc
in Alberta are affected with tn
I mango. The government has passe
l laws compelling stockmen to hav
l their animals dipped in solution {
S sulphur and lime. Large watts hay
been placed in suitable localities 70
the purpose. All animals must t
=. dipped twice year. This applies I
. horse, cattle and sheep. While I'll
=, ranges in that country are some of I'll
: best in the world, cattle will dwind
= down in flesh when attacked with I'll
disease. The approximate cost
y each dipping for horses and cattle
fifteen cents per head.
u Antohn PETERSON is about the mo-
II progressive horticulturists in tn
II county. He invariably has some
T. the very finest fruits and berries fl
5 sale, and his Cherry Lawn" far
" shows that he is an artist at his wor
u Mr.. PETERSON is also an experiment.
Is and on Tuesday brought us the resu
u of a recent ehort-a quart OF as fiji
Strawberries as one usually sees du
le ing the regular strawberry seaso
IF This is new idea Of Pehrson's and
n is not altogether hopeless of raising
t. second crop to good advantage befo
If MANY seasons pass.