The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-20
Local Jottlngs.

Miss Eva Jones, one of the Wood
rufus efficient teachers was quite i'll
Monday and her school was necessarily
dismissed.
We collect all kinds of indebted
ness.-H. A. PEDERsEN & Co.
Judge Dee, of Ogden, and j. j,
Thomas of Salt Lake, members of the
State Board of Equalization are in Lo-
gan today in conference with Assessor
Richardson and the Commissioners.
Wood wanted by Newbod, the
'Clothier. Alto
LOST-On county road between Lo-
gan and Richmond small brown
leather satchel containing lady's ap-
parel and silk shawl. Finder please
return to treasurer's Office, court
house.
State Engineer Doremus will prob
ably lecture here next Monday at the
A. C.of U. ,on the new Irrigation Law
This will probably be the lsst oppor-
tunity Of hearing Mr.. Doremus. Watch
Saturdays edition for definite an
nouncemcnt.
FOR SALE Hereford heifer:
Hereford bull; Shorthorn bull All
registered. For further information
inquire of II. w. Clark, Professor Of
animal industry, Agricultural College,
Logan, Titan. 22t2
Peter NJ. Nelson, of the firm OF
Fister & Nelson went to Sandy yes
terday morning to attend the funeral
OF his mother. Mrs. Nielsen had a
paralytic stroke about eight days ago,
and died last Sunday morning from
the effect Of it.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds Of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed S. b. Sorensen
proprietor.
+. r. Miles has begun the construc-
ton Of splendid building at Smith
field. The building will be of size
in keeping with the magnitude of the
business that is expected. This build
ing is designed to be the headquarters
for branch Of the Cache Valley I'm
plemcnt Cos business.
The basket. ball team from the B.
Y. C,.this city, went to Ogden Friday
and cleaned up the Weber Stake
Academy'S bunch in great shape. the
score standing % to IL. This isn't
bad for q starter, and we may expect
the local boys to "lay-out" the Provo
boys, who come here next Saturday.
At the Tabernacle Sunday, Counsel
Tor Isaac Smith presided. j. II. Mart
ineau offered prayer and Christian
Hugh, DIR. w. r. Calderwood, J. NJ.
Blair, James A. Leshman gave inter-
~esting talks, and instructed the audi
ence in the way they should 60 n.
+. Lindelof pronounced the benedic-
ton.
A benefit dance will be given under
the auspices Of the Y. NJ. and Y, l..
associations of the Second ward on
Friday night January 22nd for the
benefit of Benjamin Wilmore who Is
called on mission. The fee for dane
ing viii be the voluntary contribution
OF those who participate. A good
Tod ~
be in attendance,
The Wilmore benefit concert at the
Tabernacle last Saturdayevening paid |
the sum of $500, Is above all expenses.
The choir, as Il whole made every eff |
Tort necessary to success and were duly |
rewarded. However, none did more
than Mrs. Anna Il. Phillips, who |
worked necessarily in that vigorous
way that is hers, and to her may be |
attributed large part of the financial
success of the affair.
Bishop Carbon, of the Logan Knit |
ting Factory, states that he expects
the firms new building on North Main |
DNNN w ~ NOilBiNlSh NllIlill SIAly
days. The masons are under contract
TO have their part of the work finish
ed within thirty days, and Mr.. Carbon
thinks the end Of another month will
see the factory in its new location. If
the genial Bishops imagination does
not run away with facts, the entrance
to this new building will be the"swell-
est" in the city. The entrance will
be ten feet deep, tiled in some most at
tractiye design. and the show windows
will contain plate glass 100 feet in
length. The building itself is to be
two stories in height and one of sever
al Others of uniform height and design,
fact that will make the "Union
Block" one of the imposing and at
tractiyo buildings of the city,