The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-05

The cut price sale on fresh meat
continues at Bell Brothers.
Andrew Nielsen, of Hyrum, was in
Logan yesterday.
Miss Kate Dryer, who has been
Mrs. A. II Thompson for the
past two weeks, returned to her home
at Salt Lake this morning
Chorus of Forestcrs: dance Of shep-
herdcSSes.
"AS YOU LIKE 1T"
Opera House, Monday March H.
Divine services will be held at St.
Johns Episcopal mission. Sunday,
March Il, 4 a. IN. and 1880. Holy Com
munion a. m, Rev. Maison oiiclat
ing.
The Presbyterian Ladies Mission
AIRY Society will give musical and
supper at the church next "Wednesday
evening. There is general and cor
dial invitation.
We take pleasure in announcing
that the thrilling four.act drama IA
Woman's Honor will be presented by
home talent at Thatcher Opera house
ON March 0. 3jt2
James Larsen, who has bought out
John Johnson coal business, has form
ed a partnership with NJ. Mouritzen.
These two well known gentlemen
make strong firm in their line.
Brood mares for salcI have too
many horses and will sell cheap for
cash: 1 brood mares, we'll bred. 3
work horses.
l.. Il. MAETINEAU. Logan, Utah. If
The y. l.. NJ l. officers meeting
will convene at the usual time and
place Saturday morning. March 9TH.
All officers and class leaders are es-
pecially requested to be present.
John Harry arrived in Logan last
Tuesday morning from Rigby where
he has been running paper known as
the Rigby Star. He has sold out his
interest, and will turn his attention
in another direction.
The drama "a Woman's Honor"
which has been presented by Logan
amateurs and which has been the sue
cess of the season will be presented at
Thatcher Opera House. Wednesday
March 9. Prices 2jc. 35c, SOC and 75c.
John Jensen, of Hyrum, has retired
from the First National bank, where
he has served as an assistant. While
there he gave excellent satisfaction.
His place has been filed by Levi Mer.
rill, son of NJ. W. Merrill.
Melvin Ballard left this city last
Tuesday for Rexburg, where he is
booked to deliver lecture in tho
Academy at that place. Before re-
turning Mr.. Ballard expects to 80 tC
Butte. Montana. He will be gone
about one week.
According to friends who were or
hand shortly after the event, a iif.
teen pound butcher arrived at the
home of Joseph Davidson on Tuesday
night. They even 60 so far as to Sa,
that the Young man arrived with {
ccaycr in his hand, but we doubt
/ this.
On Thursday evening Robert Muir
dock, cX-poStmaster of this city, tend
edred the employees of the post Office !
grand reception at his residence. The.
were accompanied 10y their wives Al
elegant spread was prepared and
genuine good time was participated In
There is the most friendly feelings eX
isting between Robert Murdoch an,
his former employees.
The dairymen near the sugar fac
tory cannot afford to overlook TIN
feeding of pulp to their mich cows
There are men in Providence VIII,
would not be without il. There ar
properties in the pulp which increase
the richness of milk as well as TIN
quantity. The pulp fed with lucern(
hay makes most excellent feed pro
vided the pulp is kept from freezing
We refer to this for the benefit O
those who are adjacent to the factory
Mr.. Harrison a. Thomas, aged Il
years, died at Preston, Idaho, Thurs
day, and will be buried at Smithfiel,
Sunday afternoon, funeral services be
ing held in the tabernacle at ; O'Clock
Mr.. Thomas was one Of the earle
settlers of Smithheld and lived ther
until about year ago when he move
to Preston. lie was an honest, into
ligcnt gentleman who had man
friends. His death Is the result of
pneumonia. All friends are invite
to the funeral service.