The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-05
Genera1ities.

The corner room Of the Lincoln |
hotel is being fitted up for salooon,
to be run by Thomas Barton.
In the absence of Judge Hart, who
is engaged at Brigham, Judge Rolapp
occupied the bench here Monday.
Miss Lillian Oliver, instructor on
the piano at the b. Y. c., will give
series of recitals for her pupils before
Christmas.
Opening sale Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, Shoes, Underwear, etc, now
on at Jos. Ncwbold, the clothier, 1st
North street.
w. G.. Danielscn went down to the
State Fair Tuesday in the interest of
the implements which the Danielsen
Co. manufactures.
| Hans Gabrielson, Of the Seventh
ward left for Butte on Monday where
he takes position with one of the
mining companies.
Smith Brothers of this city loaded
a car OF horses on Saturday afternoon.
The animals will be exhibited at the
Utah fair grounds.
Elder James w. Nelson, of College
ward, is at home from a mission to
the southern states. He was released
from his duties on account OF sick
ness.
The Lincoln Hotel wants good
cook-in fact MUST have one. If cook
ing is your forte and you want con-
tinuous position in good place apply
to Mrs. NJ. E. Hanks.
Miss Marie Huttcballe will com
mence a class in dresS-making Oct.
It'll. Those wishing to take a course
please apply over Campbell and Nor
rells, Logan.
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
sible? 7ltf
Messrs. Leroy Carbon, Geo. F.
Thatcher, Fred Gates, Matlock and
Peck went over to Bear river Satur'
day night on duck hunt. They sue
ceeded in bagging more than fifty OF
the feathered beauties.
The AVERY Beet Digger and Sub
Soil plow, sold by the Sidney Stevens
Implement Co., is the only successful
one made and all other devices are
merely a humbug and to use them a
waste Of time.
The many friends Of Samuel Matkir
formerly OF Hyde Park, now residing
in Cardston, Alberta, will regret Il
hear that he has paralytic stroke
He will be removed to Utah for treat
ment. The left side is affected. He
can eat and talk but is unable to move
around
The Hyrum Coop wants 5000 bush
els of frst-class wheat and will pay thu
highest cash price IN CASH for same.*
The best place for ladies' children
mems shoes, also all kinds of the best
makes of rubber goods is at the exclu
siye Shoe Store, Main street. TIN
repairing department is always founC
complete. Andreas Peterson.
DR.. Newman, the European Ely
Specialist of Pocatello, will be here a
the Eagle Hotel Oct. 13, one day, an
J az Hyrum, Oct. 18th. Those wit
imperfect vision should not miss thi
opportunity. Consultation free.
* James Jardine, one Of the most poi
ular students the A. G. of U. has eve
had. returned Monday to finish hi
= work. Jim has been up near Bake
. City, Oregon, surveying during tn
summer. He says he has seen littl
y or no civilization since he left herr
and is more than please to get back.
J. n. Hansen was over from NeWtO
A Monday and reports that he is in fir
\ in the belief that the republicans wi
v win out in his section Of the countr
He also reports that work ON the re
ervoir is now being done in order tn;
&C it may be strong enough to hold TIN
- the wintrr Past experience with TN
e reservoir has taught the people ov'
three a few things.
Children and matches were u
cause of the burning of the barn
John Davis, of the Second ward, Su
~. day afternoon. When the lire depal
IL ment arrived the barn collapsed b
~ the adjoining property being in da
s. ger the department confined itself
saving the same. The loss is estima
on ~