The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-16

"io' Wv lSbtl ldSu hOnudl uleu on
Saturday and was buried on Sunday.
This was sad blow to the mother
and father.
n. y. Nielsen OF College Ward. was
in Logan Tuesday
Sven Olsen, one of the Millville
stalwarts, was in Logan Tuesday.
Peter Frost, of Benson, and Post
master Hansen, came to Logan yestcr.
day.
Who is the most popular woman in
CacheY DO YOU know? Come in pay
up your subscription, and help her get
that beautiful 1850 piano Also get
a guess that may bring you $50 or S25
in gold. Read details elsewhere,
A paucity Of local news has been oc-
casioned by the absorption of interest
in matters political Now that the
excitement has abatcd everyone may
settle again into the old rut. The
little items of local interest viii go the
rounds from mouth to mouth, and Of
course will find a place in the local
columns Of the newspaper.
Darkest Russia" drew Il fairly
good house Saturday night, and if
hearty applause indicated apprecia-
tion then the performance was highly
satisfactory The affair was a blood
and thunder production in which
Russian Scheming and trickerv was
brought out to the greatest disad-
vantage. The present Eastern strug-
gle made the show Of exceptional in
terest.
Mr.. +. j. Mcclure, the preliminary
agent of ChaS. II. Yale'S everlasting
"Devil'S Auction" arrived in town
Monday on business appertaining to
the early Announcement of the forth
coming engagement of the famous
spectacle. Mr.. Mcclure stated that
business was tip top so far as the
Devils Auction is concerned. There
will be three more agents to follow
under the guidance of General Agent
Geo. n. Gray. Watch for day and
date.
1t isrumored that there is likely 10
be contest case in Millville over the
office OF the justice of the peace. The
judges Of election were Job Smith. O
Olson and Hyrum Hulse. They wer,
four votes difference between candi
dates Martin Olson and John william
Scott. One claim is based upon one
vote being thrown out owing to an ,
4 being placed under the rooster instead
OF In the circle. Another statement
is made that a man and wife went in
to booth together, which is denied
by both the husband and wife.
Miss Edna V. Linn, new instructo
in music at the New Jersey Academy
arrived here from DeMoines, Iowa
Monday night. The young lady take
the place occupied by Miss Ethel RyaI
last year Miss Linn was in the wrecl
near Granger, Colorado, The other day
but fortunately escaped injury. Sht
was in the second Pullman, and The
first was badly crushed. The younl
lady lost her trunks in the cataStro
phe, but when it is considered thai
ten lost their lives this is of little mo
ment The scene was "A most harrow
ing one, and Miss Linn congratulate
herself that she was lucky.
1t has at last been definitely ar
ranged that the "Home Dramatic
Co" which made such signal success
in minstrelsy, etc, at the local oper;
house short time ago, will go I,
Lewiston on Thursday evening Nov
"a, and there repeat the performance
Friends from Lewiston have beef
very urgent that the company appea
there, and there has been no aversion
w llllS, Dul UiitlC las Dctil HUH "
arranging date satisfactory TO al
concerned. The oath answers the pun
pose to perfection, and on that even
ing the Lewiston people will be giveI
the treat of their lives. The com
pany will work up considerable neS
stuff and promises the people thor
oughly pleasant evening of music
opera, speciality and drama.
An exchange takes as its text
Don't Swell Up" If you have
good job, don't get swelled on your
self, there are hundreds that can TAX
your place and you can be fired in
second while il may take you years I
, climb to your present position. Don
swell up on account OF you old famil.
, If you trace your family back ia
, enough you may find that you al
related to horse thief or man VIII
, died OF Strangulation, or that some {