The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24

VII SATURDAY
President w. II. Lewis came to Lo-
gan yesterday.
d. T. Piper went down TO Salt Lake
Sunday to look after business in con-
nection with the big Logan Utahna.
II X. Hansen has moved his Tool,
bicycle and novelty shop two doors
east Of the Novelty Theatre on First
North street.
Professor Northrop, OF the 4. e. Of
T., started yesterday for southern
points in the state i'm the interest of
horticulture.
G.. Gessel the brick maker Of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind
George Wilson, of Hyrum, was in
Logan Yesterday winding up the in.
corporation OF the Blue Bell" mining
claims south of Paradise.
The Logan Second Hand store,
First North street, will clean your
carpets, and put them down again
cheaper than you can do it yourself. =
Mayor f. w. Robinson, Prof Widt-
soc, w. II. THAN, Judge w. w.
Vaughan, and Mrs. William b. Pres
ton we've southbound passengers yes
terday.
Lost-A light bay mare weighing
about eleven hundred pounds. Parties
giving information at this office will
be literally rewarded.
Isaac Read, section foreman on the
o. S. l.. II. r. at Smithfeld, has work
ed for the company for twenty four
years and during that time has not
received one mark of aemerit. We
understand that the gentleman re-
ceived first prize In railroad compe-
tion, his section being in the best con-
dition of any on the six branch roads.
Competition is the life Of trade.
Last week broke our record for the
largest sales in seventeen years. Seven
pianos and a number of organs sold
in one week. Harris Music Co. Oldest
dealers in the state.
Worley e. Nelson have commenced
the carpenter work on the c. w. e. NJ.
building at Preston. 1t is expected
that it will be completed by June 5th.
The above contractors signed an agree.
ment yesterday to build brick school
house in Thatcher, Gentle valley. also
for two lodging houses at the Lewiston
sugar factory. This firm has -four
different crews at work in different
places.
Account Y NJ. and Y. L. NJ. |. AS
ISOLATION held at Salt Lake June 9th
10th, and 18th, the o. S. l.. will sci
round trip tickets at single fare, sell
ing dates June 8, o, and 10, good re
turning June -.
The lineup for the Commercial bal
team for next Saturday will be founC
elsewhere IN this issue. Every love
of ball game should not fail to be II
attendance. The Garland team ha
developed wonderfully of late. Gu
local team will be represented by al
the players that Will 60 against tn,
commercials Oh June 9th and 10th, S,
an opportunity will be afforded to Sc
what kind of material we have in ou
local team.
The Oregon Short Line will sell ex
cursion tickets on May 9th to y
June 3rd, 5th, 10th and 18th to Chica
go, st. Louis, ST. Paul, Minneapoli
and Missouri river points at singl
fare plus 81: tickets limited until Sept
Is. For particulars call on loca
agent.
' Joseph p. Morrell, son of Hebe
: Morrell, of the Second ward, and on
Of Campbell & Morrell's efficient an
! capable clerks, will be rendered
: grand farewell dance by the Mutual
of that ward in the Second War
meeting house next Friday evening
The young man has recently bee
called on a mission to New Zealand
for which ne will depart on Thursda
9 the lst OF June.
e Tardou, the Percheron- Norma
S stallion imported from France by til
: Greedy Horse company of Iowa an
0 consigned to Heber Parker, Of Well
vile, the company's agent in tn
. county, has been sold TO party
eighteen farmers Of Newton. TT
consideration is not definitely know
but the price was about $500. 1t
conceded by good horsemen Of the va
ley that Tardou is one Of the be
horses that ever came to the Stat