The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27

tial little residence of the property he
recently purchased on First East
street.
After two weeks visit in this city
with Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Thatcher,
Miss Josephine Wells returned to her
home at Salt Lake City Wednesday.
IL the city on the south possesses 9TH
Ell young ladies so altogether charming
as Miss Wells, some Of the young men
here would like to be shown.
NJ. ID. Mckane has opened whole
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam street. If
Congressman Howell returned to
the city yesterday after two weeks
campaign tour, mainly through Car
bon and Uintah counties. Mr.. How
ell reports the outlook for republican
success most excellent in all these
counties. He mentions specially the
general activity in Uintah county,
particularly on the part Of the ladies,
who are enthusiastic and doing most
excellent and effective work toward
republican victory. Monday News.
Homescekers-W will show you
how to get home, or pay of loan
on your property. II A Peterson & Co
Postmaster Hansen was over from
Newton Tuesday. He believes that
the G. o. p. will carry that town by
not less than 20. Newton was always
democratic until the last town cleo
tion and then the republicans showed
gain. Mr.. Hansen says the people
in his vicinity are beginning to think
and talk more politics and he is in
clined to feel that this is all that is
necessary to bring republican success.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. A. Petersen e. Co.
ONCE over First National Bank.
VIM. II. Riggs, foreman at the La
Plata mines, was in Logan Wednesday
enroute to Salt Lake City. Inquiry
by friends as to the progress of the
work in the mine led to no informa-
ton. The gentleman evadcd every
question adroitly. However, enough
could be read between the lines TO
understand that somebody around the
mine thinks something good has been
struck or will be struck shortly. Mr..
Riggs advised some personal friends
to buy stock.
For Sale-50 acre farm, with two
good orchards, two houses, corrals and
stables in Mt. Sterling Inquire of
Peter and Briar Baugh, Wellsville.+
An exchange tells of a mighty nice,
careful mother who used to shud6er
when slang was used in her presence.
So she vowed she'd give her son a
name that the boys couldn't twist in
to any low, vulgar nickname. She
called him AlgernOn, but the kid had
pretty big nose and the first day he
was sent to school with his lace collar
and short velvet pants the boys christ
ened him Snooty, and now his parents
are the only people who know what
his real name is.
The best place for ladies' ,children's
mems shoes, also all kinds of the best
makes of rubber goods is at the eXclu-
sive Shoe Store, Main street. The
repairing department is always found
complete. AndreaS Peterson.
Some comment has been made re-
Gently relative to arrests being made
at Hyrum for gambling in the room
that is used occasionally 10y some of
the republicans there during the pres
ent campaign. The facts, as near as
we can learn, are as follows: Just
west of the Coop store there is small
building with two rooms, the front
being used as a barber shop. The
proprietor kindly consented to let the
republicans use the back room as
headquarters. The back room is left
unlocked. After the republicans had
left for home few young men indulg-
ed in social game Of cards, and were
caught by republican marshal.
This arrest was proper, no doubt, but
it is wrong to connect any of the local
republicans with the deal at all, be-
cause they know nothing about it,
This is the way it comes tous.
$l25,O to loan on improved farms
in Cache Valley at reasonable rates
on long or short time. No commits
sion charged. No delay. Utah Mort
gage Loan Corporation, Tithlng Office
corner, Logan, Utah.
The Chicago Post records the sue
cess of former Logan girl, Miss Ida
Adair, who appeared at the Columbia
tbaatnr a fnw NIGHTS oup oc Nopnatto