The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-08
C. V. Hansen hangs paper. 56tf

William Reading, who had the mis-
fortune of dislocating his knee, is able
to about on crutch.
For Photos 20 to Harrison, successor
TO Fries studio over U. O. store. 5O-6s
Account Elks meeting at Provo,
Utah, June l4-l7, the o. S. L. will sell
Roundtrip tickets to Provo at Single
fare, selling date June 18th, final limit
June 18th.
Carl j. Olson e. Son are doing the
paper-hanging for Lundstrum Furni-
ture and Carpet company. 59ts
Ladies should see Mrs. Carpe inter-
and learn of home treatment and
save much worry and suffering. Lo-
Gated at Lincoln Hotel.
1000 PAIRS OF SAMPLE SHOES
TO BE PLACED ON SALE SATUR
DAY MORNING AT II. G. HAY
BALLS STORE AT ONE-HALF
THE REGULAR PRICES. 62t2
Saturday, June 18th, the Oregon
Short Line will run excursion to
points north and west. For all in
formation call on ticket agent.
A little daughter of Mr. John Bur
nett, who lives at Smithtield, fell from
a fence last Friday evening and broke
one of the small bones of her right
arm.
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. IT
DR.. and Mrs. Smith, of Smithfeld,
were in Logan Saturday. These peo-
pie are new corners from Chicago,
having been here a month or more.
They express themselves as being
highly pleased with their new loca-
tiOn.
1000 pairs of Ladies, Children's and
Mems Shoes to be closed out regard
less of cost, at Andreas Peterson's. st
The young son of w. o. Smith, OF
Smithteld, fell from wagon last Sat.
urday evening and broke both bones
of the right arm. The injury was
quite painful, but the little fellow
bore it bravely and is now getting
along nicely.
. Account Teachers Excursion the O.
S. l.. will sell round trip tickets tC
San Francisco $3.50; Los Angeles
$52.3 80; Portland and Spokane at $35. 90
tickets on sale June and 9th, limit
ed 30 days from date of sale.
A special meeting was called by tn,
Bishopric of the Sixth ward TO con
slider the question of cementing TIT
sidewalk in front OF the Sixth ware
meeting house. There were prescn
at this meeting about 30 members O
the ward interested in the case and Il
was the sense of the meeting that tn
project was grand improvement and
were vii ling to have II done.
REMEMBER THAT THE CHEAI
SALE is STILL ON AT II. G. HAY
BALLS STORE. SPECIAL BAR
I GAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
SEE HANDBILLS FOR PRICES. 2
Mrs. Jane Painter, aged IS years
of the Second ward, died Monda
! afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residenc
: of her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Jam
: Card. Funeral services will be hel,
: at the Second ward meeting hous
. Thursday at o'clock to which al
i, friends are invited.
The mill owners interested in tn
head gates i'm the river near Crockett
e place should bear in mind that tn
!. gates are not as safe as they might be
/, Some of the timbers are now decaye
t and as a whole the gates are in a ba
e shape. If they wash out without TN
s material on the ground to replac
them, loss will surely be sustaine
by those whom the gates benefit.
s The little house in the parade Ina
d first prize. Call on A. l.. Skanchy
S Sons before building and get som
J, nice design.
u Olaf Rose, of Hyrum, son of Oh
Rose, has been sick for some tim
= past. A few days ago it was conclut
!: ed advisable to perform an operation
ostensibly for gall-stones. A larg
abcess was discovered in the stomach
from which one-half gallon of pus wa
removed. 1t is said the chances al
against the young mans recover,
4 His friends and relatives are bringin
to bear all the faith and aid posi- bI
to save his life.
| We still have limited supply {
| alfalfa seed for sale, which we will Sc
at a reduced price. We are always o