The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-04


100000 to loan on improved farms
ii. A. Petersen and Co.
Owing to the recent cold DAYS and
the absence of good heating apparatus
at the Woodruff school there was dis
continued Monday and Tuesday 1t
is resumed today on account of the
kicking, The heaters will be in shape
by Saturday.
Iron Beds from $3.50 up, steel
cOucheS from $500 up at Johnson's
Second hand stole, W. LIST. North ST.
A letter from Fred Turner, now in
Magrath, Alberta, says that John A.
Woolf, of Cardston, underwent an
operation at Lethbridge, Alberta, on
Tuesday, the 26th Of September, for
gall stone and other complications.
lie is very weak but his friends have
hope of his recovery.
On Friday night Mr.. G. w. Vaughan
the llveryman, lost a number of hay
stacks by fire. These stacks were at
his ranch across the valley and caught
lire from an old smouldering stack, the
stubble carrying the flames to those
owned by Mr.. Vaughan. The loss is
considerable and falls rather heavily
on the owner.
This is the season for stoves and
ranges. All we ask is that you call
and inspect our line Of Great Majestic
ranges, also our Peninsuar ranges and
heaters. IL we can not convince you
that,w have the best goods for the
price it will be our fault not yours.
LOGAN FURNITURE co. ll2 n.
Main.
Lars Hansen's barns, sheds, fences,
etc, at the Logan sugar factory burn.
ed last Wednesday night, fact THE
REPUBLICAN, and very few others in
this community got onto. Horses and
harness we're saved, but little else.
The loss amounts to fully 5000 with
no insurance. The fire is supposed
to have started from sparks from the
factory.
october conference will shortly be
here. Campbell & Morrell Co. have a
complete line OF ladies and misses
stylish street suits.
Nielsen. the bicycle man OF First
North, now has well arranged two
story brick, the upper floor to be
used by the family, the lower for
business purposes. The building is
just now receiving the finishing touch.
es, and is certainly credit to Mr.
Nelson's energy. II First North had
more buildings of the kind, it would
show up better.
When others fail we SELL List YOU
Real Estate with us for quick sale
Fl. A. Petersen & Co.
Will Bowen'S livery team took 4;
notion to depart from the o. S. l.
station little ahead Of time Satur
day evening and did so at pretty fai
gait. Five or six passengers on tn,
inside made hurried exit from tn,
hack and landed safely. The animal
continued on up the street till tn,
hack struck pole in the street ant
they went ahead to the stable mimi
the vehicle. The piling out of tn
passengers was said to be nothin,
short Of ludicrous.
The highest cash price paid 70
spring chickens at the Palace restau
rant.
miller, the handcuff manipulation
gave a demonstration at Marsha
Crockett's headquarters Monday after
noon that was quite interesting. TIL
young man could slip of with cas-
any kind of manacle put on his arms
though it's true that his wrists suiIe
a little in the operation. The agree
ment at first was that he shoul
"break Jail" but this was not carrie
out for the reason that the opera hous
management did not want to ''stan
good" for the damage he might dc
Miller is truly wonder.
Skirts, shirt waists, coaks an
everything that pertains TO ladies'
misses and children'S wearing appare
@. q NJ. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Hvrum HockstrasSel
Of Teton basin, have been visitors i
Providence and Logan for the pas
week. Mr.. HockStrasser says tina
everything looks well and prosperou
in that country and that they raise
very good crops of grain and hay thi
season. He further states that pros
poets are favorable for branch raj
road to be built into the valley in tn