The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-07-20
c. V. Hansen hangs paper. 56tf


that part of the city quite metro
politan appearance and is credit to
Logan City.
Those wishing tirst-class footwear
at greatly reduced prices, ought to
call at Andreas Peterson's next Fri
day and Saturday. 1872
The Presbyterian church roof on
Center street has been repainted and
reshingled. IL looks fine, the i'm
-provements have changed Its appear
ance materially.
GOOD LIME for sale at the Sugar
Factory.
Joseph Odell, the postmaster, is
having cement walk layed from The
paved sidewalk to his residence, when
completed he will have one of the
most artistic little homes in Logan.
For SALE-A bargain. For sale
cheap, pair of good 1900 pound
horses with harness and 81 wagon
Hay rack and rock racks. Enquire OF
II. Gabrielson eth ward. 74tf
The Oregon Short line will run ex-
cursion to Raymond, Alberta, Canada,
August 9Th. Rate Logan TO Raymond
and return only $3.50. Selling date
August 8, good returning Sept 10, 1904.
When you have a share in the Roch-
dale the profits on your purchases are
yours. You get your goods at cost.
Suppose you were TO do that on every
thing you buy. Are such things pos
sible? 7ltf
At the First ward meeting Sunday
night on the open platform in the
square, Prof. Horne gave very inter-
esting lecture on the duties Of par
ents. A large audience listened to
him.
GLENCOE, formerly Myerskamp,
the Bear Lake Tent Hotel, opens
July lst. J. S. Davis, Mgr. For it,
formation write G. c. Gray, Montpel-
Ter, Idaho. tots
The young folks of the Presbyterian
congregation gave reception TO n.
Ralph Moore, formerly of this place,
but now of Logan, Utah, at the resid-
ence of Mrs. Hannah Wagner, on West
Coffee Street, last Saturday evening
Herald, Orleans Indiana.
Account Pioneer day the Oregon
Short Line will sell round trip tickets
TO all points in Utah at single fare
Selling dates July %, "a and %, gooc
returning July 26.
Whoever has in charge The watering
OF the tabernacle square should -bt
careful to not flood the sidewalks
Very frequently water, to the depth
OF three inches, washes the paths boti
in the square and on the outside; anG
people, passing there, dislike to wade.
Coodwin's Weekly, published il
Salt Lake City, states that f. ii. Cal
lister will retire from the race fol
governor, now that John G. Cutler has
come to the front. Both of them are
good men, and either of them will dis
lance any candidate that the Other
side can put up.
We are reminded ny this warn
weather that an Alaska Refrigerator
would be very useful article. The
Logan Furniture Co. are making ar
exceptionally low price on them fol
the next ten days. 1914
On the 10Th of the present month
the Hague international law govern
ing the dropping Of explosives from
balloons or other aerial appliances In
times of war, will expire. 1t Is STATED
that Japan and Russia are each equip
ped with the most approved aeria
men of war. 1t may be that the
world will see some things in modern
warfare that has never transpired be
fore.
Two games of base ball have beer
arranged for between the Clevelands 0
Salt Lake and the Smithfeld has,
ball teams. The first game will b.
played at the Smithfeld grounds OF
Saturday 23rd p. m. the last game a
the b. Y. Campus Monday Afternoon
18th at 4 p. m. These games SHOULD
draw a good crowd. 1873