The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-26
r. j. SMITH, ". ID.
Physician and Surgeon.


White Wash Brushes from pc to
$500 at Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
A good piece Of business property in
Lewiston, for sale cheap. Apply to
Geo. Y. Smith, Smithfeld
Farm and city property in Smith
field for sale by Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field
WANTED 800 head of dry cattle to
herd through the summer. Apply to
Martin Shaffer, Millvlle.
Sixteen cents paid for eggs at
II. G, Hayball's.
+. NJ Curtis, the tinsmith, is con-
templating returning to Rexburg,
Idaho, to make that his future.
Mrs Ida Anderson is down from
Morgan visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il. Stewart, for few days.
Charles Thorpe and wife came to
Logan Monday morning. Mr.. Thorpe
is a travelling agent of the Amalga-
mated Sugar company.
Uncle John Hammer, of Smithheld,
with his wife, came to Logan the lat
ter part of last week. Mr. Hammer Is
one of the pioneers of Cache county.
Il. w. Pittman, manager OF the
Western Newspaper Unions establish
ment in Salt Lake, broke one Of his
legs few days ago.
Work on the Wilkinson and Newbold
buildings is being pushed now, and IL
is expected that they will be ready
for occupancy before great while.
Peter Barson and wife, of Charleston,
will leave shortly on a visit to DIR.
John W. Barson, of Oronog, Missouri.
DR.. Barson is brother of the genial
"Sanko".
Chas w. Nibley, Robt. w. Sloan,
Hon. Aquilla Nebeker, Soren Hansen,
John McAllister and John Wlnder
were passengers to Salt Lake Monday
morning.
Mr.. f. ". Nelson, OF Salt Lake,
came to Logan Saturday evening and
remained over Sunday. He was the
guest of Miss Kyle, of the New Jersey
Academy.
Swan T. Olsen, who has been in the
irrigation department at Washington,
has been transferred to Salt Lake
City to work with Engineer Swendsen
in the offices pertaining to the reclaim.
alton.
Geo. ii. Champ, Pres. of the Utah
Mortgage Loan Co., left Sunday fol
Boise, Payette, Weiser and Caldwell
Idaho, on a trip of inspection OF the
agencies of the company in the Boise
and Payette valleys.
II. j. Frederick, of Providence, whit
has been taking four year course IL
veterinary at Ames, Idaho, is expect
ed to graduate during the forepart o
June. 1t is stated that the younI
man has made good progress, havin
applied himself closely TO his studio
, while at the College.
Newell w. Kimball and A. f. Crar
= ney have rented offices over Andrea
! Petersons shoe store and will conduc
: a real estate and loan business. TIL
J, popularity and wide acquaintance {
i the gentlemen speak well for them !
S this line. Parties having business
e this kind to transact will do well
S call on the members OF the new firm
p Two men started early Monda
h morning to raZe the fence around III
skating rink. The promoters of I'll
I rink have found that ground wit
o springs in it will not carry ice, thel
i being constant thawing underneat
o which ruins the surface OF the ice
i: The boys will not give up the projec
4 however, as they contemplate star
4 ing one next winter where the groun
0 will be better adapted for the bushes
Any disc pillow will work all rigf
. now. while the soil is moist, but ju'
wait till dry weather comes and u
ground is hard. Then there will be u
usual stampede for the "Casaday" an
the many inferior makes will be lai
aside with regrets, regrets for havln
purchased them. Sidney Stevens In
plement Co., Western Agents.
Under the heading 1--WE Still Live,
the Manti Messenger says of ISL
Stops TO Conquer. "The A.
Dramatic club were at the opel
house on Tuesday evening and playe
TO a packed house-the largest tut
out in fact, that we have ever seen
theatre in this city. Twenty-or
characters were represented on u