The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-08
Genera1ities.

-So huSJ hllCil, Oilt VI IlyIuln ,
lair maids, was in Logan Monday.
Valentines at the Harris Music store.
A fine stock of Valentines at the
Harris Music store.
Look out for John Be nch, he is IN
the race for house painting and paper
hanging.
G. Gessel, the brick maker OF Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load The choicest kind.
A young lady desires household
work. Day work preferable. This
Office.
We collect all kinds of indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. ii. A. Petersen & Co.
Office over First National Bank.
LosT-Two year old heife +, dark red
two underbits left ear one upperbit
right ear. Information received
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Checketts, Of
Providence, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a fine boy at high noon on
Monday.
For SALE-Several good residence
properties in good localities in Smith
field. For information apply to James
Milligan, Smithfeld.
Mrs. William Burgoyne and son
Lorenzo from Montpelier are in To-
gan visiting their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Reese.
Rosel Hyde, Of Hyde Park, is one of
the newly appointed agents of the
sugar factory to do business with the
farmers in contracting for the raising
of beets.
Christen Hansen, Of Providence
bench, who broke one of his legs about
five months ago, was on the street
with crutches Monday.
WANTED-For a doctor, well broken
horse, black preferred, weight about
100 pounds, must be fast and strong
Write The LOGAN REPUBLICAN.
A young married man wants to rent
a farm, or lease, or will run farm fol
wages, but want house to live IN. Ad,
dress j. A. Petersen, Franklin, Idaho
Misses Larsen and Anderson, teach
ers at the Benson, went to.Salt Lake
Sunday to visit the schools Of tina,
city. They returned Tuesday night.
Misses Kyle and Jensen, OF the N. j
A, attended social function giver
Saturday night by Miss Huber, mis-
sion teacher at Mendon. The affair
was ve:y pleasant one.
DR.. Emeis found life in Logan too
strenuous and went down to the little
burg of Salt Lake Saturday to take ;
rest. He couldn't stand it but TIVE
days, however.
Genial ThaddeuS Naylor, chic
grand push of the Studebaker Co. a
this place, went to Salt Lake Satur
day to look after business interests
He returned Sunday evening
Pres Linford, of the b. Y c. goe
to Paris, Idaho, next Friday to lectur
before the Philosophical Society of TIN
Fielding Academy. He will talk Of
the subject of Bacteria in Their Re
lation to the Farm, Dairy and Disease
Miss Gritfiths, sister of our schoo
teacher Miss f. Griffiths, has beer
here the past ten days from Smithfield
Utah. This Office acknowledges
pleasant call from the ladies, and
payment of year in advance for sub
ription.-Rexburg, Current Journal
l.. +. Martineau, formerly of thi
city now of Salt Lake, has been elect
ed to the directorate of the W. A
Nelden Drug Company. This speak
well for our Logan man, as his con
nection with the firm has been abou
six months.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson, of the 3r
ward underwent another operation
Sunday, five quarts of water being re
moved from her lungs. The lady ha
been suffering from dropsy for som
time and has undergone several opera
tions. Everything possible is bein
done to alleviate her difficulty an
those in attendance hope for her re
= coyery.
0 The traveller south is struck wit
0 the marked difference in appearance
C of the other side of the western
c mountains. While there is snow tw
C feet deep in Cache Valley there
, little or none from Collnston down
C 1t has not showed at all south G
c Brigham during this recent spell c
C weather, but it has rained hard an