The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-07-30
C. V. Hansen general painter. 75tf

went North to Idaho on Wednesday,
Mrs. Lowe remaining here for ten
days.
Cheap sale on all Summer Clothing,
Shoes, ETC., at Jos. Newbold's. Come
right along. 74t4.
The Peoples Hotel, on East Center,
is to be remodeled and painted and
put into tirst-class shape. Mrs. vii.
cox will be the propretress.
For SALE-A fine large, young
team. LOUIS CHRISTENSEN. 76tf
Maggie, the ten-year-od daughter
OF Jacob Roueche, formerly Of Logan,
died recently at Leigh, Ida. Dipther-
ia was the cause of her death.
When you have a 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
sible? tiff
The u. o. NJ. & b. Co. are rushed
with work. The management of that
firm arc popular men which serves as
drawing card for the interest of the
company.
For SALE-A bargain. For sale
cheap, pair of good 1900 pound
horses with harness and 81 wagon.
Hay rack and rock racks. Enquire of
II. Gabrielson It'll ward. 74tf
An attractive feature of Ringing
Brothers wonderful circus is COM
pany of fifty clowns, who keep the au-
diencc in a constant whirl of laughter
by their odd conceits and grotcsque
actions.
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
1t is rumored that the management
of the Thatcher opera house is to
change hands. If so, Brig Piper is
the man that can run that and make
money. He is a rustlcr.
The Priesthood meeting of the Hy-
rum Stake of Zion will convene in Hy-
rum OH Saturday, Aug. 8, 1904, at IL
a. m. w. C. Parkinson, Geo. O. Pit
kin, |. G. Thoresen, Stake Presidency.
Inadvertently the name of Doctor
Cutler was omitted in our last issue, as
being in attendance at Mendon caring
for the sick 1t Is stated that he did
good, effective work with the other
! physicians. 'H
Mrs. A. b. Irvine underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis in the Holy
Cross Hospital in Salt Lake. For a
long time she was in a very critical
condition, but eventually rallied, and
at last reports was resting well.
A subscriber writes us from Mcndon
that there we're two stands selling ice
cream on Monday, one owned by w.
j. Hughes and the other by the Sum-
day school. 1t Is claimed that the
cream sold from the former place was
all right.
Two fires occurred in the Fifth ward
last week burning Chrsten Norman's
chickens and coop on Wednesday
night at 10 p. m. and Frank Fosberg's
hay stack caught fire about II p. m
on Saturday. Outside fires at mid
night creates slight ruspicion.
We have received a large amout o.
correspondence from different place.
on the celebration of Pioneer Day
We have been compelled to divide the
space pro rata with the various settle
ments. We state this, that all CORES
pondents may understand the situa
tion.
King Phillips farewell tournament
to the princes, knights and mobiles i'm
medately preceding their memorable
pilgrimage from France to the Hol'
City, as depicted in Ringing Bros.
pantomimic and spectular production
of Jerusalem and the Crusades, is ;
panoramic scene of thrilling athletic
pastimes together with wonderful ex
hibition Of superb horsemanship.
Robert Drysdale, son of David Drys
| dale the nightwatchman, was brough
| down from Rexburg Wednesday SUI
fering with broken leg and othe
cuts and bruises, the results Of a run
away team with scraper. Robcr
had just returned from an outinl
with the Washington State Nationa
Guards, and, stopping at Rexburg, oh
tanned work with grading outfit. II
| was driving team attached to
scrapper, when the horses bolted, will
the above result. Bob Is resting a
comfortable as possible, although hi
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