The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-08
c. V. Hansen general painter. 75ti

G. V. Hansen general painter. 75tf
c. Z. Lloyd, manager of the Utah
Knitting Works, was in Logan on
Thursday.
Veal, Pork and Poultry wanted at
Bell Bros.
Willard S. Hansen went to Salt Lake
Wednesday morning on business and
TO attend conference.
For ladies' and Mems gymnasium
shoes call at Andreas Pctersons.
e. r. Nielsen has recently moved
into a residence on North 2nd East
street. Az is now his number.
"a Runaway Match" failed to draw
a large house Thursday evening. Some
OF the work was exceptionally good.
County Chairman THAN went down
to Salt Lake yesterday morning TO
confer with some of the bigger politi.
cal fellows
Miss Purdee. from Lima. Montana,
came to Logan yesterday. The lady
is neice Of Isaac Stewart and is an
accomplished pianist.
1t appears that Charley Harris is an
expert at killing ducks as well as sell
ing organs and pianos. On his last
hunting trip he killed forty.
Bects are being crowded into the
sugar factory at great rate. Most
all the beet raisers thus far are pleas
ed with the outcome of their crops.
There will be spirited game of
football at the A. c. campus this
afternoon with the Salt Lake High
School team. The game is called at
800 o'clock.
The Novelty Theatre continues tC
draw crowds. A sleight of hand, mes,
merle or some other kind of Il trick is
proving quite mystery and source
Of great attraction.
Dave Olson, A.C. of US big tackle Of
last year, rode in on a jack Thursday
evening, donned his foot ball togs ant
| went at practice. The fans are jub
liant over his return. He will play il
the game today.
Miss Mary f. Burns, music teacher
OF Garland, has come to Logan tC
study the piano under Miss Lillian
Oliver. Miss Burns will take few
pupils and all those wishing TO study
with her will please leave their names
at the Harris Music Store Miss
Burns has first class method, having
studied with Miss Van Burn, of New
York, and she studied last year with
Squire Coop Of Ogden.
The Mailer franchise which has
been before the Salt Lake City council
for some time has been laid over for
week. Press reports indicate that
the only fight made against the pro-
posed enterprise is by the railroad and
street railway companies. 1t seems
strange that if Mr.. Mailer is such hot
air merchant as the opposition invari.
ably claims he Is there Is such a strong
effort on the part of some to cut him
out.
A couple of Lewiston democrats are
responsible for the statement that the
meeting there few nights ago was a
complete failure. 1t was announced
that King would be there and there
was considerable interest until a tele-
phone message to Logan revealed the
fact that it was never intended for
King TO speak there. There were p
men in the house and % boys accord.
ing to our informant. The speakers
worked at terrible disadvantage but
managed TO hammer away for time
A conservative man made the state.
ment on the streets THURSDAY, that
he cared not who would go up as asses.
sor against Jos. j. Richardson this
year, he would be defeated. He fur.
Their stated that his methods adopted
in getting representative men from
the different localities to aid in the
equalization of property had a phase
of fairness about it which will un.
doubleday benefit the present incum.
bent, and further, this being his first
term he is entitled to the Office for an.
other term after giving such good sat.
iSfaction up to the present time.
The writer has had the pleasure OF
being shown through the new home
of Mr., A. ii. Thompson which is now
receiving the finishing touches in the
way of paint and paper. The paper.
ing is being done by Preston, Piper &
Co. and to say that it is an artistic jot
but half express it. The reception
hall is done in magnificent oriental
tapeStry, the parlOr in a green cupid