The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-25
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Hyrum Stake will convene in Hyrum
on Saturday, June 4, 1904, at IL a. m.
w. @. Parkinson, Geo. o. Pitkin, |. C. |
Thoreson, Stake Presidency.
Paint your old buggies for 75c. Ritter |
Bros. Drug Co. will tell you how to do |
1t. .
Lessons given on the Piano or Or
gan by Ragnhild j. Broberg, 55s East
Second South. 573t
Carl J. Olson & Son are doing the
paper-hanging for Lundstrum Furni-
thre and Carpet company. 59ts
Lost-One bay mare, branded L G
on right shoulder, cracked right front
foot. One little bay horse branded b
on right shoulder. Information lead
ing TO their recovery will be rewarded
by l.. M. Larsen, Logan, Utah.
A fine assortment of hats for the
commencement exercises can be found
at Merrill & Crockett's. Prices to suit
all.
Griffith Jones, Of Providence, killed
a cinnamon bear in Providence can
yon last Saturday. He also captured
a young cub about two months old.
Mr.. Jones, applied for the bounty paid
for killing wild animals, and will re-
ceive $500 for killing the older animal,
but nothing for the cub unless 1t is
killed.
$4,000 to loan on city and farm
property. No delay, no red tape. II.
a. Petersen & Co. 5St4
LOsT-Between post Office and de-
pot, a ladies fur collar. Finder leave
at this Office and be rewarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Petty, of
Salt Lake City, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Hendricks for few
days. Mr.. Petty is here in the inter-
est of the International Correspond
ence school of Scranton, Pa, and is
placing an elegant display in the
Howell & Crawford windows. Mr..
Petty was raised in Cache county and
: has many friends here who are glad to
see him. w. T. Petty of the o. S. L.
is a brother.
! For Photos 20 to Harrison, successor
to Fries studio over U. o. store. 5O-6s
The last storm left the land in some
, localities badly soaked, which after
:, wards baked 50 that beets could moi
come up. AS necessity SECOND
blowing and planting followed. 1t Il
safe to predict that this land will
D bring forth a good yield. For beef
raising the land needs to be worked
g often 50 as to keep 1t pulverized ant
. loose. The roots of the young plant
. can then spread and grow.
t For two weeks l shall sell Clothing
5 Shoes, and Gents Furnishings at cos
for cash. Come and get bargains
4 NEwBOLD, the ClOthier. " At
=. There is an old pioneer in tn
E. Seventh ward named Washington
Rogers, who has suffered many finan
, cial reverses in the past few years
Last week his only COW chOked
death. The mich from her was one O
d the main supports OF the family. 4
% Good Samaritan, not living far OF
" took a good milk COW and tied it Il
5. Mr.. Rogers shed as gift to the fam
'e lily. We do not care to mention tn
donors name, but such men will il
(. nowise lose their reward.
=. John ii. Anderson has now move
to his new quarters and is ready 10
: business. He has received larg
q stock of new goods. Old and ne,
s. patrons are invited to call.
We still have a limited supply c
0, alfalfa seed for sale, which we will Sc
k, at a reduced price. We are always o
S, hand to clean seed wheat Loga
r. Elevator Company, Jorgenson
1T Jensen. 53tS
% AS the saw mills are now startin
y up for their seasons work those VIII
have charge of the streams in the il
III terest of the fish culture should sc
IN that no violations of the law occu
o. relative to saw dust floating down TIL
r.. streams. Where saw dust runs int
~ the streams there will most assured
y be no fish. Head screens to all aqu
ducts should be properly placed tina
d In irrigating the fish can not float VI
ie on the land. These points are wort
1T considering II propagation OF OF
~ fish Is desired.
v 1000 pairs of Ladies, Children's an
n Mems Shoes to be closed out regar'
less of cost, at Andreas Peterson's. 81
ly For rent-Two desirable room
In pleasantly located on West Cente