The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-15
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For Photos go to Harrison, successor
to Fries studio over U. O. store. 50-6s
Samuel Bench and Fred Peterson
are building dwelling houses on South
First East, near Third South.
Carl J. Olson & Son are doing the
paper-hanging for Lundstrum Furni-
ture and Carpet company. 59ts
Ladies should see Mrs. Carpenter
and learn Of home treatment and
save much worry and suffering. Lo-
Gated at Lincoln Hotel.
Doctor Bulge and wife left last Sat-
urday for Chicago and other eastern
points. They expect to be absent
about two weeks
For sale-A fine seven room brick
house one and half blocks north of
the b. Y. College. For sale cheap.
Apply to David Reese. 2t
Mrs. f. Lloyd, of Salt Lake, sister
to Mrs. II. b. Lewis, is in Logan for
an extensive visit.
The little house in the parade has
first prize. Call on a. l.. Skanchy &
Sons before building and get some
nice design.
Watch the advertisement for the
selling of horses at an early date.
There will be bunch of good horses
sold at auction in this city within a
few days. Look out for the notice.
Who Is Anthem PETERSON? Why. he
is the proprietor of Cherry Lawn"
farm, on Canyon road and he now has
ripe strawberries, three inches in dia.
meter. Orders taken at the farm, or
p. A. Nielsen Il Sons. 64t2
Frank Thatcher, of the firm of
Thatcher & Hansen, went to Salt
Lake Saturday on business prelmin-
airy to construction of an addition to
their store building on Main street.
The boys will begin building immed-
lately.
Thomas Rose, the enterprising dali
ryman of Millville, has remodeled his
house, which makes a great improve
ment. He has one af the finest dairy
farms in the county and he knows how
to handle it to good advantage. He
has the reputation of selling some of
the finest cream and milk in the land.
Maurice Swinyard, manager Of the
Hayball Mercantile Company, of Lew
iston, was In Logan few days ago, it
being his first trip in four months.
Mr.. Swinyard has been appointed sec
rotary of the Benson Stake Sunday
schools, succeeding Charles Pond, who
has recently moved to Boise, Idaho.
Mrs Brown, wife OF the late Captain
Brown, of Ogden, and daughter Of ex-
bishop Lewis, was In Logan Sunday
visiting relatives and friends. Since
the death of her husband, who was
killed in the fight with the Major
boys, Mrs. Brown has held the position
of Auditor Of Ogden City.
!. w. c. Kent, of Logan, Utah, ant
Miss Annie NJ. Nelson, Of Hyrum
Utah, were married Thursday evening
at nine o'clock by Judge Crowley, a,
his Office. Both the young people
have been stopping at Idaho Falls
They will soon return to Utah.-Idah(
Falls Times.
J. l.. jenkins, Junior Commercial
,, of the a. C.of U. who had successfully
|, passed examinations and would lave
graduated next year, was operated or
! for appendicitis last Friday and diet
g in st. Marks hospital in Salt Lake
1t was found that the appendix haC
! burSted and though he had not beer
i operated upon must have died within
a few days. The young man was re
q garded as a model student and per
feet gentleman. For a time he was
student at the New Jersey Academy
0 and had many friends here who regre
J. his untimely death. The young mar
was resident of Malad City.
!, The McCammon Hotel has bee
4 raised four feet from the ground,
o fine veranda built in front of it, an
the house will be heated with steau
before winter sets in. Among Othe
'' enterprises of the town Mr.. Harknes
has started up brick ward. He Gel
y tainly Is progressive man, an
. should receive the support of the pee
u pie in his immediate vicinity. Will
these new ventures benefit himself t
= some extent they do likewise to tn
u people who are enabled to secure a
kinds of materials for building a
C home, and at the same time he fur
ishes employment TO the scores c
n men that he has constantly aroun
Il him.