The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13

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Amanda Holmgreen.
For RentA seven.roomed cottage.
City water Apply Wilkinson g. Son. !
WANTED neat, quiet, young girl
to do homework. Light work good
wages. Inquire at this Office !
Jacob Jorgenseii, of King has leased
the Joseph Jensen ranch west of Men,
don and expects to milk 200 cows
there this spring
The Logan Second Hand store,
First North street, will clean your
carpets, and put them down again
cheaper than you can do it yourself
Samuel McMurdie, Of Paradise, Her.
schel Bullen, Jr., and j. w. Barratt,
of Logan, Bishop Frederick Theurer,
of Providence, went to Salt Lake on
Wednesday.
The Female Relief Society confer
ence will be held in this city on
Thursday. the 18th. at l0a.m. and .
pm. A full attendance is desired.
Lucy Carbon, Rebecca Eames and NJ.
Morrell, Stake presidency.
John Montrose went to his mill in
the canyon first of the week and sawed
a load of lumber, lie forgot his heavy
coat going up, and while able to keep
warm at work while there, on his trip
back to Logan he nearly froze.
Two lots of money were lost when
your neighbor bought his building
materials from our competitor. lie
lost money, so did We. Superior Lum-
Der Co, Preston, Idaho. +
Miss Agnes Fletcher, who has been in
Boise for year or more, came down
to Logan Monday night to spend
ten days with friends. Miss Fletcher
enjoys Boise, winch she calls 1.-THE
garden spot OF the west" She is look
ing and feeling we'll, Mrs. Fletcher
hasreturned to Montpelier and Will
reside there.
G.. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load The choicest kind.
The Lewiston people are rejoicing
over the abatement of smallpox in
their midst. No new cases have been
reported recently and those under
quarantine are recovering rapidly.
Strenuous regulations were put forth
after the epidemic had grown to some
considerable proportions and it seems
to have been effective.
Painters and paper hangers wanted
at Preston, Piper & Co.'S. 40 cents
an hour to the right kind Of men.
Hon. Moses Thatcher, one of the
gentlemen appointed by the Electric
Light Committee of the city council
to confer with the Telluride Power
90. as TO the purchase of their distri-
button system In Logan, declined to
serve owing to the press of personal
business. Mayor Robinson and Hon.
Joseph Howell and Melvin Ballard
took up the matter.
The Standard bred stallion Dennis
will make the season of 1905 at the
Thatcher Livery Barn, 46 W. Center
street Logan.
Howell & Crawford are getting az
prolific in an advertising way as Eric
Ryberg, the ticket scalper. This lat
ter gentleman's signature is found OF
every loose picket, bridge runner
prominent tree, and old building with
in the radius of five miles of the city
and tits said he tried to paint his nam'
on that big fall of water at the Deser
ct mills. Howell e. Crawford are no
going at it this way but have put out
large number of nicely worded sign
in various prominent places throug
out the city and county.
We collect all kinds of indebtedness
out-lawed notes and accounts specia
attention. II. A. Petersen e. Co
ONCE over First National Bank. +
John Nicholson, janitor at the cour
house, is reported to be very i'll at tn
Curtis house 1t appears that he liza
d complication OF diseases -kidne
trouble, inflammation Of the bowels
Bright's disease-and is general
broken down. II is said that it wi
be a hard pull for him to get through
He reported for duty at the cour
house, but gave such evidence that h
i'll, that Clerk Larsen and Others &C
vIsed him to 60 home and go to bee
John is always full of energy, how
ever, and refused to do so until h
could work no longer. Many friend
hope for better news soon.
Charles Winton, lately arrived froI