The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-30
WANTED Three good,
live agents, at Singer Store.
Two with teams and one
without. 24-2

The case of Henry Bullock VS..
Spring Creek water company is now
on trial.
The case of W. Il. Dcwett vs.. Jacob
James is held over to such time when
the court will visit the property in
litigation.
Read the add of McNiel & Spencer,
new proprietors Of the Fifth ward
Store. These young men solicit your
patronage.
Out of twenty-five marriage licenses
issued i'm the Clerks Office during the
month of January, fifteen have been
solemnized in the Logan Temple.
DR.. Norris held forth at the Thatcher
Opera House again Tuesday evening,
and made the deaf hear, He is being
visited 10y hundreds of those afflicted
with chronic diseases. He is at the
Hanks Hotel until February 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney o. Stevens are
happy over the arrival of little girl
at their home yesterday morning at
l0:40 We feel perfectly confident
that any one desiring one of Mr..
Stevens famous Bucks ranges can Sc
cure it at half price during the next
ten days, or until the spell wears off.
An event of unusual interest will be
the lecture at the b. y. G. next We'd
ncsday evening by Mr.. De Windt of
the Royal Society, England. Mr.. DE
Windt Travelled from Paris to New
York, overland, ana the story of the
Russian exile system and his own
hardships in the Attic regions Is a
most thrilling tale. lie Is u pleasing,
witty speaker, and no doubt we shall
have treat. The lecture will be IL
lustrated by many views Of the far
north country.
The Coop Grocery has recently di-
vided their west stOrc-roOm, and in
the west apart mcnt will be carried a
fine assortment of wall paper and pic
ture mouldings, Il large consignment
being already on hand. This branch
of business will be conducted by
Messrs Preston, Pyper & Co., with Mr..
Piper as manager. This new firm
will be in position to satisfy all in
the different tastes in this line, and
will undoubtedly prove strong COM
petitor for the Salt Lake houses,
which have practically supplied north
ern Utah with fine wall papers. A
tirst-class decorator and sign painter
will be connected with the firm. They
will do a general business in paper
hanging and fine sign painting. This
firm expects to be represented in every
settlement in the valley, having local
agents to look after their interests
Joseph Forester, one OF Smithiield'S
pioneers, and most highly respected
residents, died in that city Sunday
about noon, from general debility, the
deceased being near seventy years of
age. Mr., Forester had held posts of
honor in SmithIicld and had ever been
regarded as straight forward, honest
gentleman of good intelligence and
broad views. lis friends regret that the
time for his departure has come. Flu
neral services were held Wednesday
afternoon at rnc o'clock. James Mack.
of Ogden, Jos. j, Richardson and Rob.
ert Thornley, were the speakers and
Bishop Woodruff conducted the SER
vices. Mr. Forester leaves two sons
and three daughters. lie came to this
country in the SOS and has resided in
SmithhcId Since that time. His wife
died eight or nine months ago, and
this vas such a blow to him that he
gradually declined until his death
Sunday