The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-14


ing down with typhoid,
LOST One young red COW branded
X Il on left thigh Leave word at
Smiths bakery and be rewarded #
A little child OF Anthem PETERSON
fell Monday and broke its arm.
Edgar, son OF Aaron Thatcher of
this city, left for German mission
Monday morning
Don't read this, but when you want
good job of painting go to John
Bench. u
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Rigby are
rejoicing over the safe arrival Of twin
boys last Wednesday
United States army officers prefer
Charlie Harris's Estey horse and the
people prefer his Estey Pianos +
Mr. Jacob West went to his ranch
near Bancroft, Ida, Sunday to spend
few days with his sons VIII and
Charles.
GO. TO JOHN II. ANDERSON'S
FOR BARB WIRE AND SAVE
MONEY.
The latest from Alberta relative to
the weather is to the effect that they
had rOusing storm there during the
past week, which gave much encour-
agement to the grain raiserS.
II. X. Hansen has moved his Tool.
bicycle and novelty shop two doors
east of the Novelty Theatre on First
North street
n. G. Edlefsen, Logan boy who
left Logan for the Snake river country
twenty-one years ago, spent the 9th
and 10th with us. He is located in
Teton basin and is doing well.
WANTED Transfers for Malad val.
ley railroad. Apply to Jensen Broth
ers construction company at Malad
valley. Wages $50 per day.
Mr.. II. T. Kubota passed through
Logan to Lewiston on Monday. The
gentleman has large number of laps
in his employ working in the beet
fields and following other pursuits.
LOsT-A badge bearing the words:
To grandma on her 5Oth wedding
anniversary" Finder will please
leave same at this Office and be re-
warded.
Geo. o. Pitkin recently underwent
a slight operation on one of his eye
lids This has proved quite painful
to both of his eyes, he being compelled
TO protect his eyes from the strong
light. He expects to be all right in a
short time.
Plenty of beet gloves at Newbold'S.
He Is Offering some huge bargains in
clothing, shoes etc. before moving
with his new stock. Call and see
him.
According to the Ogden Standard
it is the intention Of Attorney Lind.
say S. Rogers to leave Utah for Los
Angeles. there TO open up law office
1t is not known just when he will 60
Mr.. Rogers is well known in this coun
ty and friends will regret his de
parture.
For SALE CHEAP Horse, harness
and rubber tired top buggy. lquirC
at this office.
After a successful winters run il
which good shows and crowded
houses were the rule, the novelty
theatre closed its doors Saturda!
evening to be opened no more durin,
the summer months. Messrs. Sawye
e. Everett have been uniforml,
courteous and attentive to the public
and during their stay established re
putation far from unfavorable
Whether they will reopen in the fal
months is question.
WE HAVE THE BEST AM
CHEAPEST SHOES IN TOWN
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY
BUYING FROM Us. JOHN II
ANDERSON.
George A. Percival came TO Loga
with the u. c. It's last Friday an
remained until yesterday. Mr.. Pei
cival will be remembered as the genia
assistant cashier at the First Nationa
a year ago and at another period year
back. When he left here the las
time he went to his old home i
Michigan TO take care OF his age
father and he is just now n
turning from a winters stay in tn
land of flowers. Mr.. Percival Ina