The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-15

III you want good rooms, clean beds
and good meals at reasonable prices,
80 to the FREMONT hotel
c. II. Smith, formerly Of this city,
now in the nursery business in Davis
county, left for mission to Europe
last Wednesday.
G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell bick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
DR.. Mcintosh, of San Francisco talks
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. He has the reputation of
being an able speaker
For SALE-A two acre lot with a
two roomed house, 200 4-year old
fruit trees, one half acre strawberries,
good water right. Inquire at this
Office.
James Olsen, of College, was in Lo-
gan Thursday looking after tho mat
ter of advertising delinquent stock Of
the College Irrigation Co. Mr.. Olsen
is secretary.
Homeseekers-We will show you
how to get home, or pay off loan
on your property. II. "a. PEDERsON & Co
Thos. II. Smiths horses at the fair
attracted great deal Of attention.
Mr.. Smith is looked upon as one of
the best horsemen in the state. He
is the nominee for sheriff on the re-
publican ticket and when elected,
which he surely will be, he will prove
to be as good an officer as he is a
horseman.
The gentlemen of the recent Home
Dramatic Minstrel are pleased TO
commend the generous spirit and
observation-disclosures exhibited by Mr.. j.
III. Edwards, lessee Of the opera house
and the house orchestra. There was
some slight friction at first, but Mr..
Edwards and the others mentioned
arose to the occasion gracefully and
nave made many friends.
The people of Lewiston have treat
tonight in the appearance of Hon. j.
II. Anderson, of Salt Lake. Mr.. And.
erson is talker of recognized ability,
and this year he has everything good
TO talk about. He was also one of the
active men in the State convention
and may be able to tell the people all
about that awful church influence
which cut such "didoeS' there.
Miss Ethlyn Stone, of Santa Rosa,
California, stopped in Logan last week
while enroute home from the Worlds
Fair, and visited old friends, DR.. and
Mrs. Dunbar Last Friday evening
they entertained for her. If all Cal.
ifornia girls are as charming as Miss
Stone then we must regret that they
do not come to us oftener. She left
for home Wednesday morning.
THE REPUBLICAN is in receipt OF
THE Daily Maroon" published by the
students Of the University Of Chicago.
This paper gives an account of the Or
ganization Of The university Repub.
lican Club" and the sending OF II. G..
Nebeker as delegate to the coven.
tion of Republicans Club at Indianapo.
lis. Mr.. Nebeker belongs to Utah
and we take pleasure in heralding this
honor conferred upon him. Utah
boys have gained many honors in re-
cent years.
MEMS AND BOYS OVERCOATS
AND CLOTHING SOLD AT BAR
GAIN PRICES AT J. II. AMBER
SONS.
The demand for second presenta
ton of the performance by the Homo
Dramatic Co. has been so general and
insistcnt that it has been decided tc
give the affair again on Monday even
ing, October oath. This performance
will be fully as attractive as the first,
and the company hopes to make it
even more so. There will be new
jokes, some new music, possibly an.
other drama in the place of dream
CAGES" and dash and hustle about
the thing that was impossible the
first night. The same prices will pre-
vail.
The appeal in the case of the State
of Utah, appellant, VS.. a. p. Hibbs,
has been dismissed by the supreme
court on the ground that it has no
jurisdiction Of the case. The appeal
was taken by the state in order to
make a test case and settle the rights
of osteopaths to practice in this state
without having to pass the board of
medical examiners. The osteopaths
are highly elated over the supreme
court refusing to take jurisdiction in
the case and they now feel that they
can practice here without being fur
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