The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-03

{. T. Barrett and William NJ Smith
went TO Garland on Thursday.
Professor Merrill, of the A. c. of
T., went TO Salt Lake on Thursday
Men and teams wanted to log at
Smiths saw mill, Logan canyon
1t is said that Apostle Merrills
health is better than it was one year
ago.
Ten more cars of cattle will be ship
ped from the Sugar Factory on June
18th.
George Y. Smith, the Real Estate
man OF Smithfeld, was in Logan on
Thursday.
II X Hansen has moved his Tool
bicycle and novelty shop two doors
east of the Novelty Theatre on First
North street.
"uncle" Phil Margetts, of Preston,
smiled all over when he saw the Logan
boys walk away winners in the recent
ball game with the soldiers of Salt
Lake.
William Worlev while tearing the
old log caoin west of THE REPUBLICAN
found medal given in 1878 by the ID.
q a. NJ. Society for the best buShel of
wheat The medal was rather tarn.
iShed.
The Standard bred stallion Dennis
will make the season of 1905 at the
Thatcher Livery Barn, II w. Center
street Logan
Wilson has recently added some
Logan souvenir post cards TO his stock
They are of the one color kind but
attractive views of the two big
schools, courthouse, canyon and tenn
pie. They are such that no one need
feel ashamed to send them out.
We collect all kinds of indebtedness.
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. A. Petersen & Co.
ONCE over First National Bank. I
MessrS. Battle g. Hammel, who have
been in Logan the past two weeks
with stock of pianos from the Car
stensen & Arson Co., Salt Lake city,
wound up their business here Thurs
day and hied themselves homeward.
They sold eleven Instruments while
here.
AS previously stated in our col
umns Mrs. Ellen Woolf underwent an
operation at the Bulge g. Calderwood
hospital for female trouble. We are
glad to report that the lady is doing
nicely. Nine days have passed since
the operation and she is doing fully
as well as could be expected.
The Logan Second Hand store,
First North street, will clean your
carpets. and put them down again
cheaper than you can do it yourself.
Leland Hanks went to Ogden Tues
day on business. While there he met
Prof. Christol, who seems to be -four
ishing like a green bay tree. Christol
reports his mining operations in New
as coming along nicely. He VIII now
teach the Brighamites the manly arr
of self defense for awhile.
Miss Olive Durfee come up from
Salt Lake Tuesday evening to dispos,
of household goods preparatory Il
making Salt Lake her future place o
abode. Miss Durfee has been instruc
tor in psychology at the l.. ID. S. Uni
yersity the past year and has been en-
gagged another year,
Mr.. w. J.Peck, of Malad, came dow
to Logan Wednesday to attend grad
uating exercises of the New Jerse
Academy. He has daughter here il
school. Mr.. Peck is highly please,
with Logan and is considering tn
advisablty of selling his farm ant
property in Malad and coming to lie
gan.
Account Y. NJ. and Y. L. NJ. !. As
ISOLATION held at Salt Lake June 9tl
10th, and 18th, the o. S. l.. will Sc
round trip tickets at single fare, sci
ing dates June s, ., and 10, good re
turning June -.
We have received a copy of I'll
Elders Journal published at Chatt;
nooga, Tennessee dated May 10, 100
wherein it speaks of John Gibbs, {
Paradise, who recently arrived in til
southern mission field and who e,
poets TO labor in the vicinity whel
his father was martyred in 1884. TIL
editorial touches upon the sincerity
the Latter-day Saints elders in leavir
home and resuming the labors of the
fathers after such terrible experience
Competition Is the life OF trad
Last week broke our record for u
largest sales in seventeen years. SIEVE
pianos and a number OF organs so
in one week. Harris Music Co. olde
dealers in the state.
At the Ogden Good Roads meetir
| Colonpl Dodge mOtiODed that IL