The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
~. D. SMITH, VI. d.
Physician and Surgeon.

| SMl IHtlELD UTAH.
II. S. Baker was over from Mendon
Saturday.
Old newspapers for sale. 1jc per
hundred. Come to this Office.
Livery rigs always on hand at John
II. Barker, Jr.'s, Cache junction.
Old newspapers for sale. loo per
hundred. Come to this Office.
James Shepard, the Richmond mer-
chant, was In Logan yesterday.
Look out for John Bench, he is in
the race for house painting and paper
hanging. !
Evidently, hay will not bring the
figure that 1t did one year ago. There
appears to be plenty in the country
for sale.
The prettiest opera of the season
BILLIE TAYLOR will be presented by the
department of music of the Brigham
Young College, Wed. March LIST.
Mrs. Ida LaDgton, who went to Salt
Lake about ten days ago, returned
home Sunday night. While absent
her health was not the best
The many friends of Mrs. Grace
Freeze POLAND will be glad TO learn
that she is rapidly recovering from the
recent operation she underwent in
Salt Lake City for appendicitis
Jim Briggs was over from Cache
Junction Saturday showing fine
horse he has for sale. The animal Is
really fine piece of horsefiesh.
The Primary association and Y. L..
NJ. l. A. of the second ward gives a
fair on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, Feb. %, %, and oath, to end up
with dance on the Gath.
w. Bowden and brother were down
from Lewiston on Monday. They
stated that their people are highly
elated over the prospects of getting
the sugar factory.
| c. W. Anderson, of Lewiston, was
in Logan On Monday. He says that
rock is being hauled to the Webster
spur for the foundation of Lewiston
sugar factory.
Elders John A. Hendrickson and
Carl Nielsen will speak to the Scandi-
navians next Sunday morning at lO
O'Clock at the regular meeting in the
Bishops storehouse. All are invited.
The city had no electric service
Monday morning as the result of the
| burning of couple OF wires. While
repairs were being made two live
wires got crossed with the result stat
/ ed above.
Jacob Theurer has constructed a
brick building north of Johnson's
Grove on the county road for the pur
pose of conducting saloon. He ex
poets to remove his present bushes:
to the new location.
Mrs. Joseph Howell left for Wash
ington, ID, @. last Monday. She will
remain with her husband, Congress
man Howell, until after the inaugura
ton, when she will visit her sor
! Joseph Jr., who is attending Columbi;
a College at New York City.
: The stork in the course of III
: iourneying called at the residence o
b. II. Lewis, of the Second ward, ant
] deposited a fine pound boy Sunda.
5 morning. Mother and child doin,
t well and the father can now boast o
C two pair. He is very sober and absen
e minded at present.
] The spring duck shooting opened
last Wednesday and since that tim
many hunting parties have been out
a 1t has been so cold, however, tina
G there has rot been the creates
t amount OF open water, hence a fewe
e number of the birds. Many of tn
a sportsmen here believe that the sea
{ son is open one month too early.
d A week or so ago Luther Fife, 0
u Providence, ran against the corner @
IS an open range door, cutting his shi
quite badly. 1t was dressed and HON
= remedies applied, but shortly afte
}. blood poisoning developed and the lie
n is now in a very bad shape. He
e brought to Logan for treatment dali
n and is getting along fairly well.
u On the 18th inst, grand faml
q gathering was held in the commod
n Gus home Of John r. Archibald, tn
q event being in honor Of his aged me
n ther, on her S7th birthday, when :
II of her prosperity surrounded the tabl
II and partook of a bounteous repast, pre-
pared by her grandchildren and great