The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-13

1t is astonishing the shine the
Boot Black" at "City Shoe Store"
puts on your shoes for sc. He is no
doubt the best i'm the city. l2tS
Miss Matte +. Slower is at home
from Berkeley, Cal, where she spent
her vacation. Miss Grchta Carbon
had charge of Miss Stover's school
during her absence.
Miss Ethel Ryan, instructor in
music at the New Jersey Academy,
has arranged for musicale at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening. The program will undoubt-
edly bc worth the hearing, and will be
announced later
1t looks like the building for the
new laundry will soon be completed,
and Mr.. Cummings says he is daily
expecting the machinery to arrive,
which is all new and up-to-date, so it
wont be long before Logan will have
Il tirst-cIass steam laundry.
Mr.. W. A. Rossitcr, of Salt Lake
city, came up to Logan to attend a
meeting Of the directors and stock
holders of the Discreet Milling Co.,
Monday. The Thatcher Bros. Bank
ing Co. directors will hold their re-
gular meeting on Thursday.
The work of assessing will be begun
in another week or ten days. Asses
sor Richardson is now porting over the
books as preliminary to making a
more satisfactory assessment. He
hopes to equalize the assessments
some will be raised and others lowered.
Smartly dressed men WHO ARE
SMART are wearing kohn Bros. suits
with the concave shoulders and shape.
retaining front bought at our place OF
business during our big sale. Did you
get one? If not, we have plenty left
and the sale continues. ROBINSON
Bros, the Clothiers, 10 Main Street
Logan.
The matter of the 5000 reward of.
fered for the capture of the murderer
of Brighton and Gleason has been set.
tied. The police have signed away al
claim to the money, and =. l.. Proth
ero, the man who betrayed Shockley
the murderer, has signed his interest
over to the widows of the two victims
that is, with the exception of 5000.
We beg to announce to our lady pa
irons that Mr.. Agnew, of Chicago
will display an elegant line of ladies
tailored suits for spring at our ladies
furnishing department, on Friday
January 18th, 1904. You are cordial,
! invited to inspect these new creation
in exclusive patterns for spring an,
summer.-CAMPBELL Il MoRRELL
leading cloak, suit and shirtwais
house in northern Utah.
The minute men" OF this count
during the years 1859 to 1868, met il
session last Saturday and discussed
ways and means of inducing the gov
eminent TO pay them for service
rendered at that time. An Organiza
ton was effected and the folllowin,
officers elected: Colonel, George L
Farrell; Lieut.. Col, +. II. Miles: Ma
jor, Thomas Irvine: Captain, Georg
G.. Merrill; Adjutant, James V. lien
These gentlemen are now going tC
push their claims with vigor ant
have appointed another meeting TO
February 9Th, in the basement of TIN
tabernacle.
The people of Newton are making
an effort to organize a brass band
There is in every small communit.
many young and middle aged mel
who have considerable spare time o
evenings which could be devoted T.
working up band. In the absense o
! other entertainment, these will fin,
that band work is most attractive, an'
it is no great while before music whicl
the people appreciate will be played
If the boys will utilize the horn as
means of working of the hot air tina
Is prevalent in small towns durin
winter evenings IL will afford bot
themselves and Others considerable
pleasure.
William II. Hopkins, who was on
OF the pioneers of Logan and live
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