The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-25

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Charles Hancock. Of Downcy, is in
! Logan on business.
Certain lines of shoes are being
closed at greatly reduced prices at
AndrcaS pctcrsOn's.
Miss Ene Morehcad is down from
Helena visiting friends in Logan
She will return in about one week
Ladies felt shoes and slippers are
being closed out regardless Of cost, at
Andreas PeterSonS
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs Alma
Olsen, Of Hyrum, died last Saturday
and was buried Monday afternoon.
FOR SALE months-old pup. Half
mastilI and half Newfoundland. In
quire liS south 3rd East.
A son Of NJ. Johnson of College
Ward is affected with pneumonia and
is in a very serious condition It's said.
LOST Black mare, star in fore
head, bran ded r II on left shoulder.
! Inform W. NJ. Tarbct IS \ 5th West
The ball given by the A.C. Athletic
Club at the Thatcher pavilion Mon.
day evening was well patronized,
the boys netting quite nice little
sum.
On the inside pages Of this paper
will be found most interesting article
relative to dry farming. Mr. Geo. L..
Farrell, of Smithheld. is the author,
and the same appears in Farmers In
stitutcs Annual No. :. 1t is well
worth reading.
John Montrosc iShighly enthusiastic
over his find of marble in the canyon.
II t says he knew it was there and after
eight years he has found it. Mr..
Montrosc says that the quantity is
practically unlimited and that the
quality is supcrtine. The black
marble he has takes polish easier than
Vermont marble shipped in here and
is Just as pretty. He says he has
orders for all he can get out
The year Old baby girl of T. +,
Kicks Jr. and wife died on the 18th of
T. the month, after an illness of two
weeks. The little one died at Grant,
where Mrs. Kicks was visiting rela-
lives. The funeral services were held
last Friday at the residence of Bishop
T. +. Kicks, appropriate remarks be-
ms made by Elders llyrum Kicks and
Eli McEntire. A mixed quartctte
from the First ward choir furnished
. the music RCXburg Current Journal.
LOST Bay colt branded on right
shoulder c with bar under, star in head
snip on nose. Reward Ezra Carlson,
p 3rd ward Logan.
The many friends of Prof Dryden
now Of the Montana Agricultural
College, but formerly Of the Utah
Agricultural College, will be pleased
to learn that he has been offered an
excellent position with the Cyphcr'S
Incubator Company, Prof. Dryen has
not rs yet decided to accept the offer,
though it is understood that the sal
= airy paid is much in advance of his
present one. There are, as we have
frequently said, plcnt, Of Opportuni-
ties along agricultural lines for men
who will prepare themselves Dcscret
, Farmer.
We collect all kinds Of indebtedness,
out.lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II, a. Petersen & Co.
ONCE over First National Bank.
The attraction at the Thatcher
Opera House tomorrow evening will be
The Bonnie Bricr Bush, with J. II.
Stoddart as Lachlan Campbell and
) Reuben Fax to be seen in his familiar
creation Of Archibald McKittrick. the
philosophical DrumtOchty poStman.
This is the fourth season Of Kirke
La Shelle'S production of this strong
play of life in Scotland, and each sue.
cceding year leaves it more firmly en-
q trCnChcd in the hearts Of the theatre
going public. 1t is not only a play
that has much literary value, but a
simplicity Of treatment that appeals
; to all lovers Of purity i'm the drama.
} 1t is doubtful if there are many plays
} or players who have been more gcner-
! Ously praiSnd than have MI Stoddart,
, Mr., FaXaud The Bonnie Brier Bush. -
: Robert G. EaSJon who leads the quar-
p tcttc with this company and plays one
of the leading roles is well and favor
5 ably known in Logan, having lived
Ihc.c Few years ago