The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-11
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Physician and Surgeon.


horse. This office.
A. c. Simonds, poundkeeeper at
Cannon, was in Logan Friday.
Mrs. w. J. Kerr and Mrs Leah
Widtsoe receive this afternoon. One
hundred and seventy-fve invitations
are out.
Old newspapers for sale. l5c per
hundred. Come to this office
Prof Clark the great and only Clark
of Chicago University, is at the b. Y.
c. Monday. The Logan public knows
and appreciates him thoroughly.
LosT-A Norwegian racing skate.
Return to Skanchy's lumber yard.
The Sunday morning topic at the
Presbyterian church will be Seeing
with the mind" In the evening Rev,
Clemenson will discuss supreme
Authority. Other services as usual.
For plants, shrubs and evergreens
60 the The Logan Nurseries.
After an absence of two weeks,
Supt. ID. C. Jensen returned from
Milwaukee, Wis, Friday morning.
He went to meeting of the Super
intendents of city schools over the
US.
Now is the time to buy seeds at The
Logan Nurseries.
The j. Frank Fouche lecture drew a
very small audience Wednesday even
ing. Counter attractions proved too
much for this as a drawing card. He
was considered a success, however, in
his work and it is to be regretted that
more were not present.
Livery rigs always on hand at John
II. Barker, Jr.s, Cache junction.
On Monday Jacob Theurer will open
uphis new wet goods parlor at john
sons grove. He has just built nice
brick building there, has fitted it up
in the latest and best, and invites all
nations, except Carrie. Everything
as free as water, on Monday.
Look out for John Bench, he is in
the race for house painting and paper
hanging. I
Nels Nelson, of Rexburg, came down
to attend the funeral OF Benjamin
Williams and remained in Logan a
few days with relatives and friends.
For several years when boy, Mr.. Mel
son was as son in the Williams fam
lily. He has been in ReSburg twenty
years, and this is but his second visit
in that time.
One hundred bushels clean white
seed oats for sale. Hans Sorenson,
College Ward.
The Osteopathic bill providing for
the appointment of State Examin.
ing Board OF Osteopaths, and grant
ing Osteopaths certificates TO practice
in this State passed the Senate by a
vote Of IL to I, and Al TO l in the
House. This is certainly a decided
defeat for the medicine men, who
fought the bill to the last ditch. TIL,
Osteopaths are jubilant, but before
the bill is a law Governor Cutler get
: a whack at it. 1t is believed that III
will sign it, but it will be remember
! ed that Gov. Wells vetoed this meas
ure two years ago on very fiimsy pre-
texts.
Misunderstanding salesman. Gooc
references required. Dunbar, Robin
son & Co.
Fister & Nielsen have recently adde,
two men to their force, making twelv
in all. This may seem little thing
but it's business, its progression
These twelve men get their pay ever
Saturday night and they spend thei
money here. It's pay rolls Logan
needs. Fister & Nielsen are building
up a business of which the city ma.
we'll feel proud. They make the YER
best harness and find ready market
thus bringing dollars into the bus
ness life Of the city. THE REPUBLICAl
hopes the firms business will grow IN
til hundred men, or thousand, Wi
be employed.
The Logan Furniture Co. have jus
finished unloading their car of Wal
paper for Spring and are better pre-
pared than ever before to take care G
their customers in this line.
There have now been dumped int
the tabernacle grounds about l2O
loads of good soil scalped from tn
Temple hill and elsewhere. The 10y
places are being filed, and this wi
probably be completed today. TIL
level of the cement walk in front is t
no civ Or aiuht inches above the Dre,