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

iIlB WIN ner son, postmaster Odell.
Cash paid for second hand stoves at
Evertons.
A. l.. Cutler came up from Salt Lake
Sunday and was the guest OF Miss
Josephine Boudrero.
$50 reward for the stove we can't
repair. NJ, c. Everton's, 25 West
First North.
Subscribers should bear In mind
that the time Of the guesses is govern
ed by the date OF depositing their
guesses.
Coles Hot Blast is the best. Get
one from NJ. G. Everton. Second hand
stoves taken in exchange.
Mr. Mrs. Evan Thomas, OF Seattle,
are in Logan to spend the winter with
Mrs. Thomas's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. W. Nelson.
For a genuine bargain in a steel
range see NJ. G. Everton. Second
hand stoves taken in exchange
g. w. Hansen went to Salt Lake
Sunday morning TO make arrange
ments for an event that is sure to
come OFT before a great while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush. who were in
Logan last week visiting Mrs. Bush's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson, re-
turned to their home at Malad city
Monday.
Andrew Jaskey, one of the kindliest
old men in this county, has been and
still is quite weak, being almost I'M
able TO get around with any comfort.
Though but IS years of age, his earlier
life was filled with the hardest work
and he is now broken. We regret this,
as will his many friends to learn it.
In all probability the State will
enter suit to recover fees illegally paid
criminal witnesses in the Abe Majors
case. The amount is something near
$50. Attorney General Breeden's son
was In the city Monday looking after
the matter. This involves Messrs.
Keller and Farrell, Mr.. Keller having
o. KID the bills.
Old Polk whiskey for medicinal and
family purposes. One full quart for
sl.0o, four full quarts for $3.50, at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Contestants for the piano the RE-
PUBLICAN is going to give to the most
popular woman in Cache will do an in
justice to subscribers if they advise
them to hold their guesses for the
prizes until late date. This may do
for the votes in the piano contest but
not the guesses, as the first guesses
deposited in the box draw the prizes
in case of ties.
For RENT-Three rooms nicely fur
nished, one room vacant, piano IL
desired. Two blocks from Main
street. Inquire at this Office.
August Christensen, OF this city, re-
Gently returned from Sugar City, Ida
no, where he has been since spring.
Mr.. Christensen had the oversight of
all the millwright work in the new
sugar factory, and has been in the en-
ploy Of the Amalgamated Sugar Co.
for the past four years. This speaks
well for his ability as a machinist and
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
notes and accounts special
II. A. Petersen g. Co.
Office over First National Bank.
r. b. McFarlane, of Paradise, is
circulating a paper securing the
names of persons favorable to him be-
coming the County Fish and Game
Warden. 1t is understood that Mr..
r. b. Thornley,, of Smithfield, who
now holds that Office, does not want
it again, nor does any Wellsville man.
1t is conceded that the south end OF
the county should have this Office and
Mr.. McFarlane is certainly worthy the
honor. 1t is in the vicinity Of Para
disc, it's said, that the greater num-
Der OF violations take place.
Marriage licenses issued since the
DIST are as follows: Francis Cooper,
East Portage, and Alice Naylor, Pro-
violence: Clarence Nephicox and
Sarah II. Williams, Pocatello; Chas.
A. Hort, Egin, and Nora f. Moose,
Parker, Idaho; James S. McCracken
and r. Pitcher, Smithfeld VIM. f.
Owen Jr., Idaho Falls, and Edith
Shurtliff, Logan; Andrew Holjeson
and Johann M. Noble, Smithtield;
Alvin Onley, Smithtield and Annie
Wheeler, Lewiston, Utah; G. ID. Tip
petts and Jane Hill, Richmond; Geo.
Albert Bennett, Downey, Idaho, and
Elizabeth 1 Moore Weston Idaho