The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-11


grapher for attorney Frank Nebeker,
is now teaching school at McCammon,
Idaho
500, 900 to loan on improved farms.
II. A. Petersen and Co.
A dance at Hvrum Friday night is
said to have been great success in
point of attendance and pleasure.
The pavilion Is now under a new man.
agement.
Iron Beds from a. 30 up. steel
couches from $500 up at Johnson's
Second hand stole, W. LIST. North st.
G. F. Lloyd, northern representa-
tive OF the Cache Knitting Works,
came in from Helena, Montana, Sat
urday morning. He reports highly
successful trip.
Mrs George Lloyd wants lady to
assist in homework. Telephone No.
147z. Residence l55 s, First East,
The Logan Seventh Ward Mutuals
are arranging for great time tomor-
row evening, the opening Of the regu-
lar weekly work through the winter.
There will be short program, then
refreshments and dance. A in the
ward over fourteen years OF age are
cordially invited to be present. The
affair will undoubtedly be one OF much
pleasure.
Andrew Jensen, of Logan, returned
from Soda Springs on Monday night
where he attended the burial Of his
son, George w. Jensen, aged forty.
The deceased died from an attack Of
cholera morbus of forty eight hours.
The deceased was well known IN this
city, having been raised here. The
REPUBLICAN with others sympathize
with the bereaved relatives in their
severe trial
1t is said that Preston is demand
ing OF the Independent Phone Co.
greater considerations for franchise
than was asked by either Logan or
Salt Lake city, and just at present it
looks as though the northern city will
be passed up. 1t Is said the city
wants free use of the Independent
poles for stringiug wires, 800 free
tolls, free toll connection with Salt
Lake and a number of free phones for
city use.
Eric w. Ryberg, who lett Logan
about a month ago on a tour OF the
world, has returned, and will remain
until next spring before making an
other start. Eric got as far as cen.
| tral Colorado, saw pike's Peak, the
5 sugar factory at Windsor, found out
that the ticket brokers of Colorado
are enjoined, and came to the conclu
! sion that no country looked quite 81
5 good as Cache. Now that he is here
there is some doubt as TO whether h,
will put in an automobile factory, an
other postotlice or run in opposition
. to the Bell and Independent com
:, panies.
{ John A. Woolf, who has been operat
Il ed on, for gall stone and other compll
# cations at Lethbridge, Alberta within
g tbs past two weeks, is improving MI
e Fred Turner while In the north visit
ed Mr. Woolf at the Lethbridge hos
:, pital, and found the condition of tn
o patient gradually improving, althoug
II he was very weak. Some Of the mos
eminent phyicians of the Northwes
& are treating the case and every poss
r. BILE care and restriction is being use
e for the good of the patient. They e>
a press themselves In the hope that MI
l. Woolf would be better physically tina
!. he had been for the past fifteen years
e If the present progress continues.
> Charles Dilworth Anderson, ava
10 In the east for a year at two bl
schools learning the jewelry and Ell
It craving business, graduated with hig
y honors a week or so ago and on Satu
D day reached Smithileld ard is no.
= with DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Smith. 1t
the young mans intention to open
he jewelry, repair and engraving shop
I, Smithield just as soon as appliance
y arrive and later will practice as
D. doctor of optics, degree he receive
le in connection with his other worI
e. Samples Of Mr.. Anderson's engravir
IS and ring setting and building cor
% pares favorably with any that is see
" and we doubt not that Smithtield HI
a jewel in him.
We respectfully request our laC
= patrons and friends TO inspect our IL
showing of tailored suits, skirts, shi
waists and elegant assortment OF II
coats @. & M. 20.
If The Tribune is to be accepte
the Right Hon. Ex-Governor Aqui
Nebeker, of Rich county, Gao
county and the State at Large,is no
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