The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17

Uelu last MONDAY nlgnU.
Largest assortment of holiday goods
at Cy +. Napper's.
On the 18th Of this month the sea-
son for fishing and duck hunting
closed. There will be no further fish
ing until June /. Ducks may be kill |
ed for one month from February Ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stuart of San Frau
cisco, are in Logan. Mr.. Stuart Is a |
horse buyer and has shipped many car |
loads from this country in recent
years.
Your own price for MAS goods at
Cy f. Nappers
1t is reported that at Preston and
points further north the people are
enjoying the delights if sleigh-riding.
Several inches of snow fell in Preston
Tuesday night.
Christmas presents at Harris Music
Store.
Jno. A. McA lister, secretary of the
Utah and Mexican Rubber Company,
returned from Rexburg on Tuesday
where he had been looking after in
terests Of his company.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on it. II. A. Petersen & Co.
/. O. o. +. lodge held special meet
ing Thursday evening to confer de-
grees on Mr. p. +. Keller who with
his wife left Yesterday for San Fran
cisco and tour of California.
For sale Remington typewriter
No. I, nearly new. Price $1,000. w.
w. Vaughan, Logan.
Several i'm Logan are in receipt OF in
vitations to grand ball at Hyrum
Monday night. A number Of Logan's
young men who have fair inamoratas
in the city TO the south will attend.
Remember the Grand Masquerade
at the Logan Pavilion, Wednesday
Dec. p, 1904. All invited.
Tonight the bill at the Thatcher
Opera house is "Grimes Cellar Door,.
The play has been before the public
for the past 400 years and that it is
still in existence ought to be proof o
it's worth. If you miss it YOU may
miss the greatest laughing show on
earth"
Xmas. wines and liquors. Cheapest
and best at Cy f. Napper's.
Fred Wright was over from Hvrum
Wednesday and in speaking Of the
new structure the First ward Is now
erecting said that the walls and roo
are completed and with the exception
Of $500 is paid for. The building fur
nished will cost in all about sll ,0Ot
and will be a beauty. The roof of the
Third ward meeting house has just
been put on.
Spend sl.OO and get chance on thu
, s25 doll at Cy +. Napper's.
The judges of the Utah Art exhibit
at Ogden awarded the state prize o
500 for the best original painting b,
2 a resident Utah artist, to a, b. Wright
I of the b. Y. c., this city, on his pic
J ture entitled "A portrait of Mis-
] Richards. A" Mr.. Wright is held il
: the highest favor in this city and it i
, most gratifying to his friends that h
= has been honored.
/, Grand Masquerade Ball at Logal
Pavilion Wednesday Dec. 81, 1901
Admission SOC per couple Spectator
e 25c each.
Il The First Elders quorum of tn
Sixth ward was organized on Tuesda
night by the Presidency of the each
stake. 1t is now divided into tw
: quorums. The elders living in tn
Sixth ward will comprise the Firs
quorum OF elders presided over by n
w. Haws, president, Wesley Jacque
and John II. Kemp, counselors; A. +
, Bowen, secretary. The remaining
y part are living in the First ward an,
= will be recognized at an early date.
: Gentleman's watches, guarantee
l. 20 years, for $500 at Johnson Jewelr
e Co.'S.
u The public should note the fact an
e remember that the city school concer
% billed for the tabernacle Monday ever
} ing Dec. 10, has been postponed unit
" Wednesday evening Dec 2lst. This
done in order that there shall be n
q conflict with the A. G. Military Ban
" Concert. Both entertainments az
10 deserving of the largest crowd tina
If can possibly be secured at either o.
2 casion and IL is to be hoped that tn
change will work to the greatest az
vantage of both.