The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-21
Get your fall and win
ter outfit for the boys
at Dunbar, Robinson
and Co. They give
big discounts for fam
lily bills.

Ola Olsen, of Millville, was in Logan
on Monday.
Bishop Bingham, Of Trenton, was
in Logan on Monday.
James Balls, of Hyde Park, is down
with pneumonia.
The democrats hold their conven-
tion on Saturday, October lst.
The Hyrum Coop wants 5000 BUSH
els of first-class wheat and will pay the
highest cash price IN CASH for same"
Mrs. II. Z. Nielsen, of the Seventh
ward. gave birth to fine boy last
Friday at 8 a. m.
Wanted-Lady clerk at Preston,
Piper & Co.'S.
President Elias Kimball came down
from Blackfoot on Monday and re-
turned Tuesday.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. c. c. Goodwin, 243
South Main street.
The wife Of James Mcneil, city
councilman, gave birth 10 fine girl
last Friday night.
Martin Fink, formerly of Provi-
dence now living in Marsh Valley,
came to Logan yesterday and expects
to return today.
The primary teachers of the Logan
City schools will meet with Miss Har-
rison, the new primary supervisor, at
the Woodruff, Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Must be sold at once-dining room
chairs, step ladder, two dressers, one
Estate heating oak stove, cook stove.
writing table, wash stand, pictures
and chromos.
Mr.. Edmund f. Hayball formerly
Of Logan now of Pocatello, is in Lo.
gan visiting with his mother, Mrs. j,
Hayball.
The people of Gentle valley have
just bought large 5000 Estey Church
organ for the Bannock Stake Academy
This makes AZ church organs the Har
is Music Co. has sold.
Prof. A. II. Upham returned Sun
day evening from his vacation in Jht
cast. He spent very pleasant sum
mcr amid old scenes and is looking
much better for the trip.
Geo. Squires came over from Lewis
ton Sunday and followed the fashion
OF taking on good cold and general.
pCbcalafortable feeling. At last &C
cene she was still able to kick forci
MI. Mr.: g
Is are dA. c. people are highly elateC
/ bout ceir first days enrolment, tn,
fnay le percentage being IS per cen
MY aian in any former year. l
was impossible to register all the stu
dents that applied on Tuesday.
The AVERY Beet Digger and Sui
Soil pillow, sold by the Sidney Steven
Implement Co., is the only successful
one made and all other devices ar
merely humbug and to use them
waste Of time.
Prof. and Mrs. Ostien are at HON
and If one may judge from appear
ances, they certainly Jared well an
enjoyed life during the summer. The
will occupy the Slower property o.
East First North street.
The many acquaintance of ID. /
Tarpey will regret to learn that h
has a serious attack of heart failure
He has gone to the coast, being so az
vised by physicians. Mr.. Tarpey Ia
operated in the interest of c. p. lane
for years past.
Miss Lucy Baker, one of the profe
sional nurses in this city, left for III
east Tuesday morning. While thel
she will visit many of the princip;
cities, also including the Worlds fai
Miss Baker expects to return hon
November first.
For SALE-On easy terms. % acre
r number one land with independer
, water right from springs; also six hea
5 of mich COWS; one Durham bull; S
r head of yearlings and span Of mare
( This farm is located about one and
half miles west of Smithtield. App
to G. Y. Smith, Smithfield, Utah.
= McNiel & Spencer are doing b
, things up in the Fifth ward. The
S have just taken in partner Mr.. ]
r j. Turner, recently from Montan
5 who takes third stock, and opens U
a butcher shop. The boys are dete
r mined to corral the business Of thi
/, end of town and are charging to {
IN If L. said that tho first naat cor