The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-07-16
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west July %. Call on agent for infor-
nation.
Mr.. +. j. McNally has sold his drug
business In Hyrum to Bp. Nielsen and
c. l.. Andersen, the consideration be-
ing sllOo. Mr.. McNally will probably
make Logan his home this winter
COOP LIME for sale at the Sugar
Factory.
The Oregon Short line will run ex-
cursion to Raymond, Alberta, Canada,
August 9th. Rate Logan to Raymond
and return only $3.50. Selling date
August 8, good returning Sept Is, 1904.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thatcher, was seized last Wednesday
by sudden CONFUSION. For several
hours the little sufferer was labored
with before he was restored to any de-
gree of rest. He Is now recovering
rapidly.
Account Scandinavian excursion to
Manti July nth, the o. S. l.. will sell
tickets July 18th from Logan to Man.
ii and return at $500, good to return
July Goth. Special train will leave
Logan at $40 am.
Account Pioneer day the Oregon
Short Line will sell round trip tickets
to all points in Utah at single fare.
Selling dates July %, "a and %, good
returning July 26.
The horse buyers at Maughan's liv-
cry stable are purchasing quite num-
Der OF small horses suitable for plow-
ing cotton in the south. Some of the
animals will not exceed 800 pounds in
weight. Good prices are being paid
considering the quality and size.
We are reminded ny this warm
weather that an Alaska Refrigerator
would be very useful article. The
Logan Furniture Co. are making an
exceptionally low price on them for
the next ten days. 72t4
Camping parties are pouring into
the canyon. Some 90 through to
Bear lake but most camp close to
town so they can easily come down
here for business or anything needed.
Some of the parties are the Eliason
and Mclaughlin families, who will
camp at DeWitts; Hyrum Hayball and
son George; Rev. Gilpin, of the M. 4.
church and his family, who will be at
Browns Rolloff; Mr.. Trout and
Tom Lewis with their families, who
have gone through to Bear lake; and
several Others. 1t Is rumored that
many others would like to go but, of
course, that's hard to tell.
GLENCOE, formerly Myerskamp,
the Bear Lake Tent Hotel, opens
July lst. j. S. Davis, Mgr. For i'll
formation write G. C. Gray, Montpel-
Ter. Idaho. Tots
Two games of base ball have been
arranged for between the CleveIands OF
Salt Lake and the Smithfield base
ball teams. The first game will be
played at the Smithheld grounds on
Saturday 23rd p. m. the last game at
the b. Y. Campus Monday afternoon
18th at p. m. These games should
draw a good crowd. 1853
In the precinct court Thursday the
hearing of John Andrews for attempt.
ed rape came up. After examining
several witnesses the young man was
bound over TO the district court in
the sum of 81 900. This was furnish
ell by VIM. Andrews and John An,
drews, his grandfather. The evi
dence showed the same facts as pre-
sented in The Republican last week.
Good agricultural lands for sale in
J Alberta from five to seven dollars pei
acre, one-third cash, balance in five
equal payments at six per cent. Par
ties thinking of moving to Alberta
will do well TO call upon us, examine
our plats and procure other informa
tion that will be of benefit to them in
emigrating. Moore & Turner, Agents
When you have share In the Roch
dale the profits on your purchases ar,
: yours. You get your goods at cost
Suppose you were to do that on every
thing you buy. Are such things pos
| sible? tiff
| There is no man who gets bette
revenue from old-fashioned honest.
than the stock breeder. If it !
known that the animals which he ad
vertises for sale are just as represent
ed, both in breeding and quality, con
tidence Is established and he can sci
them at a much higher price than ca
the unknown breeder, simply becaus
the public believes that he is not capa
BILE but honest. In fact there is n