The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
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Victor Borkman, brother of our
townsman Oscar Borkman, came to
Logan from Chicago on Wednesday
morning. 1t has been fifteen years
since the brothers met. Mr.. Borkman
may conclude to remain in Logan.
Ladies will find the latest styles OF
Muslin underwear, waists, skirts, ETC.,
at Campbell & Morrells.
Jake Wahlen, Of the Paris, (Idaho)
Post, with his wife was In Logan first
OF the week. Mr.. Wahlen expressed
himself as believing that the proposed
electric road In Bear Lake county will
prove "go" before long. He says
the men back OF II are stayers.
Only perfect styles Of Ladies Shoes
and Slippers, with fine suits and
skirts are sold at Campbell g. Morrells.
Mr.. r. w. Shipley and son Cecil, Of
Paradise, were in Logan Thursday.
Cecil has been associated with Clyde
Hansen In the publication OF the
Idaho Enterprise at Malad, but has
recently severed his connection there.
with. Clyde Is still holding the fort.
Stylish men will buy Hart, Schaff-
ner and Marks brand. Why? Because
they are the best. Campbell & Nor.
rell.
Prof. j. Johnson, Of the Preston
Academy, and his wife, who Is a fine
pianist, are making great preparations
for commencement exercises May 18th.
A grand concert will be given in the
evening. Prof. G. M. Harris and one
of Salt Lakes leading sopranos have
been engaged as soloists.
Girl wanted to do general house
work. Mrs. Frank w. Thatcher, II
South 1st East.
Bishop John Rouche, OF Millville,
has set out young. orchard this spring
Of two hundred and forty apple trees
OF the following kinds, WAGNER,
winesap, white winter pcarmain and
Jonathan. This Is the second large
orchard that the bishop has planted
In Cache Valley.
Base ball bat, catching nit and base
ball given away FREE with every boy
suit sold at Dunbar, Robinson & Co.'S.
w. J. Harrison severed his connec-
tion with the court house as deputy
treasurer on May 3rd. He has formed
q partnership with r. Fries, the pho
tographer. The firm will move their
business to the upstair In the U. s.
building on Main Street, where they
will have q first class location.
william Bench, landscape gardener
Planting Of lawns and ornamental
trees speciality. 45e North, 9th
East. 48tf
The Coop grocery stock has been
transferred to the Cache Valley Mer-
camille Co.'S. stand on First North and
hereafter both institutions will be con-
Quoted by Joseph Campbell. This
combination places these two firms In
a position Of advantage to themselves
and the public, and considered from
any standpoint seems good move.
Messrs. VIM. Waterson and Harry
Stoney and Mrs. HenryWaterson drove
over to Benson ward Thursday after
noon and on their return were run
into by frightened team. One Of the
seats Of the buggy was thrown out up
on the horses Of the Watterson team,
which also tried to run away. Mrs.
Waterson was thrown into the road
and Mr.. Stoncy jumped, injuring his
ankle slightly. The buggy was badly
smashed but no serious bodily injury
resulted.
John Bench is still in the ring. He
Is not knocked out. He Is positively
the best painter and paperhanger in
town. Work done on short notice.
53tS
A telegram and letter has been
received from f. S. Lewis OF Montana,
better known a." Stranger" Lewis, ex-
champion middle weight wrestler Of
the world, saying he will match the
winner of the Schmidt and Linde con-
test for $3.50 side, the exhibition to
take place in Logan, Ogden or Salt
Lake during the present month. Mr..
Linde called into this office and stated
that he would accept the challenge
providing details can be arranged
Our machinery is ALL new, our OPP
orators experienced and our work I'M
excelled, White Swan Laundry, G.
A. Cummings, prop. Phone l05x. Work
called for and delivered 53t3
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