The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26

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Some OF the weather profits arc prr.
dieting that there will be- no amount
OF storm unlil after the holidays.
stove pipe and elbows fifteen cents
each at Curtis's 80 West First North.
Miss Ida Thoreson, is visiting friends
and relatives in Salt Lake City. She
Will be absent about three weeks
Highest cash price paid for pei
and hides. n. Il. Pryor at All SmuitI.-
waitc's office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J j. Num- of Proves
came to Logan last night TO spend a.
few days with Prof. Ostein and wife.
Two rooms to rent. Inquire Sam uc
Pike, south first vest.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. j. W.
Merrill, Of Salr Lake are in Logan
visiting Mr. A. H. Thompson and
family.
Wi. ray cash Tor a few IaadS o' good
uccrnc Nay at this Office.
| tn" membrrSot the Ladies' Republi-
can Club are requested TO meet at the
court house "Wednesday evening, Nov.
! 30, at $50 y m Business Of special
interest vii toe transacted and the
executive committee will report on
bylaws and constitution Mrs f. w.
Robinson. President. Mrs. \. NJ.
Fleming, secretary.
. One guess on a number deposited in
the First National Bank may secure
for you s7j. or any one Of twenty other
prizes amounting to $3.50. Better read
4 the particulars elsewhere.
Services will be held at the Prcsby-
terian church Sunday at II am. and
$50 p. n. A ladies' quartettc will
provide music. In the evening there
: will be union service. the young PEG
= pie visiting with the regular church
department in a consideration of the
o question Of Temperance, it being
S the international temperance Sunday,
e when this great question will receive
+ consideration the world around All
. are welcome.
II. O. Hardness, of McCammon,
came TO Logan, Wednesday and let the
i contract for fine opera house in the
town lie is making up there. VIM.
c Worley secured the contract and will
g leave tomorrow TO begin work. The
d building is to be rather nice affair,
S thoroughly up.to.date The floor is
TO be OF maple and so arranged that
e il can be slanted for theatre nse and
d laid fat for dancing purposes. Hank
b ness is one Of the most cnterprising
n men in Southern Idaho.
6. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
:, county, will sell brick by the wagon
, or car load. The choicest kind.
y Hiss Edna Lurena Nebeker, daught-
er Of Hon. AquIlla Nebeker and one
y Of the most estimable young ladies Of
\ Logan City, was married last WedneS.
D day 10 Louis Moench, son Of Professor
' Moench OF Ogden The young couple
? were married in the Logan Temple.
S In the evening most Joyous assem-
bly, of relatives gathered at the home
OF the brides parents where Sumptu-
Gus spread was prepared. The young
couple will make Logan their home
for the present. THE REPUBLICAN
joins with the many friends in wish
ing the couple happy and prosperous
voyage through life.
I For Sale 40 acres of land, all fenc.
/ ed, good Improvements and plenty of
water. p miles south of Logan sugar
I factory. Inquire Of &. g. Dunn, Col.
. lege. Utah.
Mr.. ThoS Oldham, who is well and
favorably known throughout Northern
A Utah and Southern Idaho as an able
: and successful banker and tinancier,
. has Just retired from trip TO Eng
2 land. Mr.. Oldham was prominently
= identified with the First National
( Bank of Logan for great many years,
S being its largest stakeholder He dis
] posed OF his holdings in the early
I spring of 1908, and become president
. of the Cache Valley Banking Co. of
Logan upon its organization, He is
very much pleased indeed to see the
substantial Improvements made in
Logan and Cache valley during his
. absence.
When you have share in the Roch-
dale the profits on your purchases are
yours You get your goods at cost
Suppose you were TO do that on every
thing you buy. Are such things pos
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