The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-07
Go to John H. Anderson's
for all kinds of Rubbers.

for all kinds of Rubbers.
"Vic" Wells, one Of the real royal
fellows from Salt Lake, is in the city
looking after insurance business.
Ladies' sweaters in blouse Norfolk
styles, especially suitable for skating,
college wear. Campbell e. Morrell Co. y
A little daughter of Postmaster and
Mrs. Odell is afflicted with diphtheria.
Officer Farnes stuck up the red flag
Thursday.
We collect all kinds of indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. H. A. Petersen & Co.
Office over First National Bank.
Miss Winifred Miner leaves for Salt
Lake Sunday morning to resume her
work incident to becoming a trained
nurse. She has been i'm Logan the
past two weeks visiting home folks.
Cantwell e. Sons store at,Smithfield
had narrow escape from fire yester-
day morning. The ceiling where the
pipe passes through caught fire but
was quickly eXtinguished by bucket
brigade
LOST-A red heifer calf about five
months old; no brand or ear mark.
Scrubby looking Finder please noti-
fly and be rewarded. Hans Jorgensen,
Hyrum, Utah.
Miss Iva RoSZa entertained at dinner
Thursday. Misses Jennie Rainey,
Lettie Jeppeson, Jennie Turner, Alton
Parkinson, Dell and Francis Bishop
were present.
During the past week w. l.. Mcneil
reached Logan with 100 head of line
beef cattle from Star Valley. The
cattle were driven over the mountains
above Mink Creek, where the snow is
three and half feet deep. The cattle
are tc be fed at the sugar factory and
will be sold on the local markets.
Wanted-At once, two en- ergetic
women by established firm. Good
opening for right parties. Address
"B', Logan Republican.
Word comes from Pres. Morrell that
he was unable to make the TRIP
straight through to Los Angeles. His
party had to stop at San Francisco
and we are informed that at this writ
ing he is still there. The public will
regret to learn that his Illness is SC
serious.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work, middle aged woman preferred
References required. No washing
Mrs. A. II. Thompson, l45 East Cen
ter.
BILLY" McA lister, who comes her,
periodically and unloads half the
manufactures from his st. Joe, Mo-
house, is in on regular trip. Billy
usually stays from a week to ten days
and carries more trunks than the re
mainder of the push put together.
Erik Ryberg, who will be remember
ed as ticket broker here a few months
ago, has just returned from Salt Lake
city, where for the past two weeks III
| has been in GroShell's cut rate Office
getting onto the system of handling
tickets to the best advantage of botl
himself and his customers. At pres
ent Erik is located at the Lincoln ant
If you have railroad tickets of any kline
to sell or desire cut rate it may bt
worth your while to see him.
A bout the first real experience o
County Attorney Walters official lif,
was one he had with Clerk Larsen
typewriter on Wednesday. Mr.. Walt
erS sat down to dash off few lines ant
noticed something wrong with one o
the keys. He proceeded to fix it will
the result that in ten minutes he hat
sufficient loose material to build tw,
or three typewriters. This was at
O'Clock and at 4 he and the Who'll
force at the clerks Office were gougin
at that machine. We hope to an
nounce the final result in our next.
w. S. Muir, of Randolph, Utah, Ina
become permanent resident of Lie
gan, and is now residing on Yves
Second North. Mr.. Muir says he like
Logan fairly well, and makes tn
statement that though Randolph Ina
but tenth the population OF this city
there is more noise there in day tina
in Logan in a week. He feels SUI
that Logan's quiteude is due to il
police force, and that this is to tn
advantage of the college students VIII
thus have the best influence su
rounding them.
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