The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-05
p j. SMITH, ". d.
Physician and Surgeon.

Livery rigs always on hand at John
ii. Barker, Jr.'s, Cache Junction.
Nels II. Broby was over from Wells
vile SATURDAY..
Farm and city property in Smith
field for sale by Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field.
David Eccles took the south bound
train from Logan on Saturday morn
ing
Peter Peterson, Of Petersboro, one
of the model farmers of Cache county,
was in Logan on Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph DANES, at HYDE Park,
is lying in critical condition, the re-
suit of peritonitis.
Fannie Burnham, one of the clerks
in the last Legislature, has been visit
ing her uncle's family in Richmond the
past week.
Briar Baugh and family, who have
lived at Mt. Sterling for years, were
formally accepted as members Of the
Seventh ward of this city on last Sun
day.
Wanted:-A man with one thou
sand or twelve hundred dollars TO in
vest in good business in Boise, Idaho.
An excellent opportunity for the right
man. Address Box 744 Boise, Idaho.
Don't wear yourself out trying to
stretch your lace curtains at home and
then make poor job of it. Send
them TO. the White Swan Laundry
where they will be done right and
save you money, trouble, and lots of
cuss words. Phone l05. G. A, Cum
mings proprietor.
Parties interested in chicken rails
ing should go to ii. G.. Smurthwaite's
and see the brood of young chickens
that have just been Matched from
an Incubator. 1t is sight worth see
ing.
Hooligan's Trouble is to appear at
the opera house next Saturday night
and is said to be one of the most
Wholesome mirth provoking comedies
OF the season. The humor is of the
Big Company, with Allen Curtis
leading them through the mazes Of
of this amusing comedy, are pleasing
to the eye and mind, and the patrons
of the opera house will thoroughly en-
JOY the funny situations and witticisms
of Hooligan's troubles.
Adolph Anderson left Logan Mon
day for Salt Lake city where he will
make his future home. The family
had preceded him. Mr.. Anderson be-
licves that he can do better in Salt
lake and will 60 to work for the Y.
G. NJ. /. as a starter. We all wish
him well.
Everton and Sons have taken the
agency for Coles Hot Blast Steel
Ranges, the latest improved and
most durable steel range on the
market. In order to quickly dispose
of the stock they now have on hand
they have placed $4,000 high grade
steel range in their window which
will be reduced in price SOC per day
until sold Our readers will do well to
watch this range as some one will
surely get bargain.
William Nielsen. created dis.
turbance in the Opera house Saturday
evening and was put out. On Mon.
day he was arrested. The boy has
always borne good reputation and
was led to do the wrong thing in a
spirit of chivalry. A small boy neal
him was making noise and when
Attendant Brietenbucher sought To
advise him, young Nielsen took it up,
jumping on top of Mr.. Breitenbuchel
who was step or so below him. The
boy was finally put out OF course, and
arrested Monday afternoon with tho
result that
A feature of the Keller euchre Fri
day evening was the scheme" mani
fest. The tally cards bore the like
ness of California's beautiful flower
the poinsetta, the napkins bore the
same brilliant flower, and the lady''
prize was a burnt wood dish bearing
the poinsetta. The effect was very
noticeable and delightful. After !.
O'Clock, when April LIST was well on it'
way, delicious ~ candy was passed
and number helped themselves, pop
ped the chocolates into their mouths
and chewed-cotLon. 1t was a splen
did april fool" joke and created
much laughter.
VIM. Jardine, assistant in agronomy
at the A. c. and more famously known
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