The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-30
Local lettings.

1lNoDs IL ~ ~ We
Born to Prof. and Mrs. Il. w. Clark,
on January 18th, boy.
Board and rooms IO3 West Center
street, Mrs. j. II. Carlson.
-. X. Roberts is doing u good bust
ness in insurance.
James Thorpe Of Providence was
rustlng in Logan on Wednesday.
FOR SALE -- Cheap. Incubator,
breeders and poultry runs. ia SID W.
James V. Allen, ex-commissioner of
Cache County, was in Logan yesterday.
j. II. Edwards and Chris Jensen
were over from Hyrum Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Ed Stuart, of San Francisco, is
in Logan purchasing heavy draft
horses.
County Commissioner Charles An
derson and Bishop N. p. Nielsen, of
Hyrum, were in Logan on Wednesday.
II. Sechist, City Bus and transfer,
phone rs y. At Peoples Hotel. Train
crvices solicited. 23tS
Geo. q. Taylor of Fairview and
Florence Layne of Lewiston were
married in the Logan Temple on We'd
ncsday.
LOST
A Swiss watch, open face. Return
TO Republican Office and be reason
ably rewarded.
One-half Regular Price, for Best
line Lap Robes in town. Everything
else at cost. Cache Valley lmplc-
ment & Produce Co. 23ti
Policeman Christensen arrested five
minors on Tuesday night for being in
pool looms. Two were arrested in
Brock & Woods rooms, and three
in uyrum Dcwctts. The fines were
from III to Sl,5O.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed. $. b. Sorensen
proprietor.
Mrs May Dusenberry, of Provo, has
been in Logan for the past six weeks
on a visit to her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
William Tarbet, of the Second ward.
She expects to leave for home in Il
day or two,
The Bell telephone company contin-
ues with their men in constructing the
Joint pole line for themselves and the
city light plant and while theylabor un
der disadvantages they are persistent.
The men digging the holes have to
pass through fully three feet of frozen
earth.
The statement that A. G.. Barber
was member of the auditing COM
mittce with Mcssrs. S. w. Hendricks
and w. j. Harrison, was mistake,
for which humble apology is offered.
Mr.. George Hendricks was the third
person who was connected with that
audit.
Hans 5. Nielsen has formed a part
ncrShip with Alfred BrOsSard i'm the
livery business. The firm will he
known hereafter as Nielsen and Bros
sard, Mr. Nielsen has made a good
selection in Mr.. BroSsard as Il partner,
as the latter is good horScman, be-
sides being methodical IN his business,
and perfect in detail. Parties needing
livery business will bc treated right
by them.
Mr. Frederick c. Richmond Min
ing Engineer for the Salt Lake Hard
ware Co., spent last Tuesday in Logan
comforting with the management Of
the Amazon Mining company regard
ing machinery for their compressor
plant which will be installed early
next spring. The gentleman was
much impressed with our city and
valley and yentured to predict for both
a great future, not only in mining
but in general way.
Mr. George SQuireS was over from
Lewiston Thursday and reported that
his home town is surviving the wintry
blasts splendidly, George is enthusiasts
tic over Lewiston'S new opera house,
and says the whole population of that
burg is delighted with the prospect of
being able To secure good show COM
panies, The opera house stage is about
3OX5O feet, and has good scenery, a Suf-
ticcnt induccment to bring good com.
panics TO Lewiston. The building is also
equipped with ticket Office, cloak room
/ and such other small CDnvenienccS as