The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-01
City Of Logan.
THE CITY SHOE STORE.

Inc Clty shoe store II one vi lIlc
newer establishments in Logan, and is
one of the two exclusive shoe stores in
this city. w. NJ. Hansen, the proprl-
etor, is only twenty-three years Of age,
and Is the youngest store proprietor
in Logan, but is rapidly gaining an
enviable reputation as successful
business man. Mr.. Hansen conducts
a store on West First North street
that for neatnesS and cleanliness Is
not excelIcd in the city, and he takes
particular pride in the most up-to-
date window displays. Mr.. Hansen
carries nothing but the highest grade
foot wear, gives free shines TO all Gust
omcrs, and it is his ambition to run
"the only shoe store" in Logan some
day. He is a fitting type of the hustl-
ing business men of the West, and
will yet make his mark in Logan com
mercial progress. He wishes all his
patrons happy New Year, and bids
everybody welcome TO his store.
LOGAN FURNITURE co.
Mcssrs. W. X. Durham. w. w.
Hall, and n. A. Larsen, the gentle
men who comprise this successful hrm
arc well known to Logan and Cache
Valley people as men of honor and in
tegrity and thoroughly worthy OF any
patronage bestowed Mr.. Burnham
has been connected with the business
for years, while the latter two gentle
men are new members of the firm.
Mr.. Hall was Il member Of the last
legislature and is thoroughly cap
able, cultured gentleman, and those
who know Mr.. Larson best appreciate
him most. The firms place of bust
ness Is ll2 and us North Main Street,
and they handle only the best line Of
furniture. They make Il speciality Of
Jewel stoves and ranges, 1900 washers,
wall paper and picture frames. They
will appreciate any patronage be-
slowed
Il. LAFOUNT & co.
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hardware dealers, located at West
Center Street, are among the most
progressive men in the city. Lafount
started i'm a small way a few years
ago and by honest dealing and cour-
teous treatment built up his business
to such an extent that IL became nee
cssary to find new quarters and he
with Fister & Nielsen built splendid
| brick block on West Center st. which
they now occupy. Their volume Of
trade is still increasing, a result of the
motto of this establishment, ''small
profits and quick returns" combined
with their continued courtesy and
liberal treatment This firm will yet
become one Of the largest in Logan.
They now carry everything in the
hardware line and all accessories that
usually go with such business. They
are to be congratulated on their sue.
cess.
THATCHER & HANSEN.
This firm located at ~ Main st. and
doing a ilourshing clothing, shoe and
gents furnishings business was form
ed but one year ago. Mcssrs Frank
Thatcher and Chas. Hansen are both
young men full of ambition and hus-
! tie and have rapidly forged to the
front. Since starting in business they
have rcmodcled and thoroughly re-
stocked the store, and the interior
presents most pleasing appearance.
They are striving in every way to give
the best possible service in their line
and are succeeding admirably. Ev-
erything is bright, new, clean, up-to-
date and their windows are always
dressed attractiyely. They carry the
very finest lines of clothing and take
exceptional pride in quality of goods
offered. Every courtesy is shown pat
rons and this firm is undoubtedly deS-
tined to become one Of the permanent
successful business institutions Of the
city.
FIN II BUSINESS BLOCK.
Since the erection of the Eagle"
Block on North Main street, which
was completed about year ago, bust
ness has been moving in that direc-
tion and inside of three months anoth-
er grand structure will be built on the
same side of the street and known as
the "Union Block" The building
will be l65 feet frontage by 100 feet
deep and two stories high and will be
occupied by seven stores one drug
store, Jcwelry store, General Mcrchan-
disc, Knitting Factory, Wholesale
Confectionery, Clothing, Music store,
and Tailor shop The plans for this
building can be seen at Zeph Thomas
office. The material is now being
placed on the ground and building has
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