The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-07

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Thursday evening, between lower part
of Seventh ward and Providence. Re-
turn to this office.
We understand John Barrett has
begun to talk through the German
newspaper. Well admit that we are
up against it there.
J. U. Hadcrlie, of Providence, went
to Sugar City Thursday morning to
attend the funeral of II. II. Naef's
eldest child. This is a grandchild of
Mr.. Haderlic.
Ephraim Blanchard, with force of
men, has constructed fine tie rails on
the north and south sides of the Tab
ernacle square. A most excellent job
has been made which speaks well for
the workmen and the city fathers.
| The visitors from the outside towns
will appreciate this convenience, as it
has been needed for a long time. The
shade trees around the square will also
be saved from damage done by the ty-
ing Of teams to them.
Prof. L. NJ. Christol is here from
Zion City, He is the same genial fell
low that he was while here last sum
mer giving boxing and fencing lessons.
Prof Christol taught Hamp great
deal of his tistic knowledge and it is
with regret that he views lamps re-
cent defeat by Danford The profess
sor says that he would like to have a
ten round bout with Danford, and he
would like to arrange fencing match
with Prof. Wright of the b. Y. c.,
who is said to be something very good
with the foils. Just at present Prof.
Christol is having a twenty-round
bout with real Cache Valley cold
and he looks like a knockout is in
store for him.
John Crawford won the steel beam
pillow given away in THE REPUBLI
} CANS prize contest and is now looking
for "a farm to 20 with il. John has
been trying to sell the pillow, ant
though it is u splendid vehicle, il
seems that none are needing jus,
that kind of carriage at present; il
won't run smoothly over the snow
He is almost forced TO buy farm ant
we are. authorized to advertise fol
fifteen acreS-about all John wouiC
care to take care Of. Mr.. Crawford i:
, not particular about the location anC
only Stipulates that the said acre:
, shall not be beneath the Logan rive
or on top of the mountains. Any one
with fifteen acres to sell at 81 per acre
will please apply to Mr., Crawford a,
the u. o.
The funeral of Annie Brandt wa.
held in the Sixth ward meeting hous,
yesterday at noon. The speaker
, were +. jacobsen, n. p. Nielsen, Bp
c. J. Larsen and II. A.Hansen. The,
spoke of the good qualities of the de
ceased, her strict adherence and faith
. full obedience to that which sh
. believed was right. A quartette com
: posed of Messrs. Crookston, Petersen
Sckanchy and Petersen furnished mu
sic for the occasion, which was highl
appreciated. The deceased was borl
in Copenhagen, Dec. 10, 1916 beinI
about 80 years OF age, and was believe,
by all for her loving and amiable dis
position.
AS we 90 to press TIE REPUBLICA,
is in receipt of detailed description
of the woman found dead on Cutie
; mountain, near Colorado Springs
week or so ago. The article is Signe
by Reynolds, Chief OF Police of Colo
RADIO Springs, but bears no date and wa
dropped in the Logan postofllce yes
terday at II O'Clock. We could no
well publish the article this issue, an
again newspaper accounts say tina
that body has been positively ident
fed as what remains Of one Bessi
Bouton Of Syracuse, New York. ]
f view Of these facts the article vii
. probably not be published. The sam
9 contains an accurate description c
!. the woman's teeth and dental wor
\ and the request is made that the al
Z tention of local dentists be called I
h the matter. II they care to read tn
4 letter they may call here.