The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-30

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thanksgiving vacation. Miss Allen
is now the guest of Miss Larsen in
Logan.
Ira Nebeker, who has acted as the
Bishop OF Laketown for many years,
has been honorably released owing to
Ill health Mr.. Nebeker is now In Lo-
gan having the best Of medical atten.
tion.
The roads OF this county were never
in better condition then at the pre-.
sent. They are level, as hard as flint,
almost free from dust and driving is a
pleasure. What will they be next
spring?
We carry the best grades Of all kinds
OF teas and are able to suit all in taste
and prce. Give us a trial Cache
Valley Tea company.
While all are enjoying this long
stretch of remarkably fine weather,
some OF the farmers are beginning TO
express The wish and hope that 1t will
snow soon. They seem to think that
the crops demand snow in the near
future.
Ladies and Gentlemen. You have
heard of many bargain sales, but the
greatest one in ladies', children's and
mems shoes is now on at Andreas
Peterson's.
Men have started to work on the
path above the Deseret mill petition
ed for by F.Turner and others. This
will serve large number of people on
the Island who have been compelled
TO wade or swim through the mud and
slush that during the winter months
always fills the road and sidewalk for
block east of the mills. This path
runs straight east from the north side
Of Center street at the base of the dug
way.
One guess on anumber deposited i'm
the First National Bank may secure
for you S75, or any one of twenty other
prizes amounting to 1850. Better read
the particulars elsewhere.
"Many men have fads," says Thorn
As jefferson. "Some collect one thing
and some another. Among the most
curious is that of man near my Sum-
mer home at Buzzard's Bay who has
collection of snakes. They are of
many varieties. The man who has
them thinks great deal of them, and
in fact would not take anything for
them. The other day, however, his
physician told him that If he did not
take something for them he would
die" Tom comes to Logan soon.
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
Thomas jefferson has proved him
self worthy successor Of his great
sire, Joseph Jefferson, who has long
been called the grand old man" of
the stage. Thomas is thoroughly well
able to stand on his own merits as an
actor, apart from his relationship to
his illustrious father. His perfor-
nance Of rip Van Wrinkle" is simply
delightful. In the comedy scenes, his
work Is admirably done. Every trait
of a reckless young Dutchman is
brought out with the finish and care
OF an artist, master Of his subject. In
Logan soon.
Fine winter apples, free from worms,
raised under the supervision of the A.
G. Of Y. can be bought at Thomas
Smart'S ranch in the eastern part OF
the Seventh ward on Saturday ONLY.
Ben Davis 60 cents per bushel; winter
Pear Mains. - cents.
The Republican committees have
now about wound up their affairs in
connection with the recent campaign.
Practically all the bills have been set
tied and all other minor details ar
ranged. Mr.. Leo Campbell acted as
secretary for the big committees and
It's said that ne proved most careful
and panstaking Mr.. Campbell made
it point to be at every meeting of
Importance, and the books are in per-
feet condition. The members of the
committee feel deeply indebted to
him and express hearty appreciation
Of his work.
Isn't there some lady in this country
whom you think is more popular than
all the rest? Wouldn't you like to
cast a few votes for her that she may
secure a fine $3.50 Baughman piano?
You can vote for any one as often as
you want to, Read elsewhere.