The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on il. ". A, Petersen & Co.

an operation for appendicitis viii bes
come pecessary. g..
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. A. Petersen ~ Co
Office over First National Bank.
DR.. Fournier's Office is now located
over the U. o. store, next door to the
Harrison Art Gallery. His residence
is at 202 East Bird South.
Arthur Bateson is having struggle
with pneumonia. At last reports he
was in a rather serious condition.
There are none but will pe glad 10
hear better report from him soon.
While enroute to California. Frank
JustcSon, of Chicago. stopped of to
visit his cousins A. n. and ID. c.,
Jensen. After a few weeks stay in
the Land of Flowers" he will return
to Logan again.
Daniel Davis, for a long time an
employc in the Smurthwaite seed es-
tabllshment, left Logan Monday for
southern Illinois where he will become
a coal miner. Mr.. Davis took his
family with him. Mr.. Davis has never
done Logan aught but good and we re-
greet TO have him leave.
Capt. Styer has become enthusiastic
over the merits of fencing as an
athletic sport and is now seeking TO
get up class for Prof. ChrlstOl. He
hopes to interest goody number of
his soldiers and possibly some of the
faculty at the 4. G. Capt, Styer was
at one time a fcncer himself.
Mrs, Henry Crockett gave birth to
a 10 pound girl yesterday at HIS d. n.
Mrs Crockett was in serious condi'
ton for 60 hours and the husband and
family are Congratulating themselves
that she is now out of danger Boil
mother and child are doing well
thanks to the exceeding efficient
service of Drs. Bulge q CalderwOod.
Prof Clark, the only Clark of tn,
Chicago University, is coming to Lo
gan again, this time on March -. II,
will give two lectures on that date, ;
dramatic recital of Richard III in tn,
afternoon and general program al
night. Prof. Clark is easily the mos
popular lecturer along educationa
, lines that ever appeared here and hi
, coming is always hailed with delight.
There seems to be unaminty o
opinion as TO the "punkosity" of thu
"Blowhard Stock Co." Tor "Fluhart
which played here Friday and Satur
day. They played to a good hous
Friday night and at the Saturday i
cent matinee, but Saturday nigh
they dropped with a thud. The pee
pie up north who gave the show sucI
reputation evidently havn't seen tn
real article in recent years.
Joel Kicks has gotten out in pampl
let form a resume of his diScOyeriC
while in South America a year age
Mr. Kicks was in Northern SOut
America for several months and mad
careful research in reference TO tn
Nephites. He has given lectures i
public telling of the results Of his visi
but has not before this time indulge
in any publications. The pamplc
contains much Chat is interesting, nc
the least of which is a map giving I'll
probable location of Nephite cities
\ Salt Lake Paper Investigated III
report that has been current hei
and elsewhere, report to the eiTeC
that the San Pedro road would offer
so or $l2 rate to Los Angeles shor
y after the road is opened, and
found that there was absolutely I
foundation for the rumor. 1t is state
that it will be several weeks befOl
: through trains are running and mo:
@ certainly no such cheap rate will
r made. 1t will be many months befol
& the road can handle heavy tran
q satisfactorily and such rate wou
T. swamp the whole thing.
J. NJ. Blair, a field man for the l.
gan sugar factory, spent few days
Blackfoot recently, and his broth,
Il George +. Blair, the man who writ,
;. nice advertising literature for the r
i Grande Western, the San Pedro ar
e some other railroads accompanied hir
IS Mr.. Blair, the writer has larl
t. acquaintance among the brainy mt
who have done notable things in mi
ing, Iailroading, engineering and new
10 paper work, and Mr. Blair, the tie
No man knows lot of things about u
10 sugar industry that make his cor
&c pany very acceptable to Backfootel
&c Idaho Republican, Blacktoot.
&c Or. Joseph r. Morrell of Logan, WI