The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25

Hair switches made to order. Rooms
8 and 10, Newbod block
William Pitkin, of MnlviIle, is down
with typhoid
w. Il. Dewett, Of Blacksmith Fork,
was in Logan yesterday.
Amt Elizabeth Hyde. who is i'll
with typhoid has improved little
The word comes to THE REPUBLICAN
unoficially that b, T. Piper and Jas
Williamson are to open the Novelty
theatre at no distant date.
The attention OF Smithiielders is
directed to the notice of sale of real |
estate in cases of delinquency on wa
ter works assessment, found in an.
other column.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Meyer and w |
b. Meyer, of Ogden came up Thurs,
day evening to visit Mrs. Meyers par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. F.Jacobsen They
returned this morning.
| Mr.. Jessie Hess and Miss Kate Mon.
son, of Goshen, Idaho, were married
in the Logan Temple on Wednesday.
Miss Monson is granddaughter of
Mrs. Mary T., Williams, of Logan.
A ride on the Cache valley mixed
train since the new car has been in
service is equal to a trip on the Penn
sylvania from Chicago to New York.
The change is good one and highly
appreciated. May the good works Of
the railroad company continue,
Chas f. Rose, editor of the Rupert,
Idaho, Pioneer, was in Logan this
week. Mr.. Rose Is looking after the
sale of a large number of homesteads
in that vicinity and in q few days will
offer some splendid bargains. He is
genial fellow, and copies of his paper
show that he knows what he Is about.
Hyrum Toolson, of Smithield, cane
down from his ranch near Bancroft a
few days ago He says that since the
water has been brought out from
Bear River on the large fiat, the once
barren waste is being converted into
fine agricultural country. He thinks
there is bright future for the
country around Bancroft and Soda
springs.
The Faust Creamery and supply
company at Smithfeld has paid ex-
: cellent prices this year, At the pres
ent time ~ to 81 cents is paid for but
ter fat. which means from 81 90 to
Sl,3s per hundred pounds for milk
The butter of this firm is readily sold
for thirty cents per pound wholesale
, Some of it has been shipped to New
York city.
In writing OF Miss Judith Ander-
sons part in the program Of the
B. Brigham City concert last Saturday
evening the Box Elder Report says
S "The Aria from Samson of Saint
L Salus," in which she showed a voice
5 especially beautiful in the medium
and lower range, deserves special men
!. ton Miss Anderson was received
f with enthusiastic applause"
Wanted-By Chicago manufacture
ing house, person of trustworthiness
and somewhat familiar with loca
9 territory as assistant in branch Office
u Salary $lS paid weekly. Permanent
e position. No investment required
= Previous experience not essential &c
. engaging. Address, Manager Bran
ches, Como Block, Chicago. VIC
Those who can afford IL and are in
cined to assist causes that are worthy
u should turn their attention to The
;, condition of the Olsen family in The
', Seventh ward. One daughter is just
buried and three members are now
stricken, two being almost at tn,
: point of death. There is splendid
Il opportunity here to extend helping
:, hand, for nowhere has it been more
= needed
+ j. G., Knowles, county commissioner
s and j. NJ. Larson, county clerk Of
r Cache county, are in the city
and are spending their time at
the court house, where they have
, been inspecting the plating anC
\ assessing system used in this county
with view to adopting the same in
Cache county. Both of the gentlemen
expressed themselves as greatly i'm,
pressed with the system used here. -
Ogden Standard, Thursday.
Gordon Garrett, originally from
Birmingham, England, but who fol
the last three months has been in Salt
). Lake city, is here the guest of Prof