The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-10

II. X, Hansen has moved his Tool.
bicycle and novelty shop two doors
east OF the Novelty Theatre on First
North street.
F. Brock came from Montpelier
Thursday morning.
George Carbon made a flying trip 10
Richmond on Thursday.
Horse and buggy for sale cheap, in
quire at this Office.
Hon. Joseph Howell came from Salt
Lake Thursday morning.
Bishop Liljenquist, of Hyrum, was
a visitor TO Logan on Thursday.
Mrs Bedingfeld of Hyde Park, has
returned from the Snake River coun-
try.
w q. Swendsen, surveyor in the
reclamation service, has been in The
county taking measurements Of water
in different streams.
During the exercises at the college
an Idaho visitor asked whether or not
Utah had any extemporaneous speak.
erS. A Utah man promptly replied,
yes, but where conditions are little
strained speakers prefer to have some
evidence TO support their utterances. -
LOst-ThurSday night a plain gold
watch and pin bearing initials, A. NJ.
+. Finder will please return to the
LOGAN REPUBLICAN.
Hans c. Hansen, general manager
of the Amazon mining company, came
down from the mountains on WedneS-
day night Five men are at work, go
ing in on five by seven foot tunnel
five feet per day. Some interesting
developments are expected within the
next sixty days.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness.
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention II. A. Petersen & Co.
ONCE over First National Bank. t
Mrs. Jennie Bair Callister formerly
of Logan now Of Blackfoot, Idaho. is
one of the many who took advantage
Of the low rates offered by the rail
road for the June $40 celebration in
7 oman m, Ia 4, ,,,biIn IL, I ,r,,, "a, II
be the guest Of Mrs. Hill of the Second
ward
Jerome COhn and wife. Rachel Ell.
well, left for California last Tuesday.
1t is stated that the couple has been
married for some time but it was not
made public owing to the Young man s
parents Directing to a marriage out.
side of their faith, which is Of the
Hebrew persuasion.
WANTED Transfers for Malad val,
ley railroad Apply to Jensen Broth
ers construction company at Malad
valley. Wages $50 per day.
The dining room of the Eagle hotel
is managed by Mrs. Goss, formerly OF
hotel at Corrinne, Utah, and it has
capacity for sixty persons. The
Good Roads Committee in speaking
Of the treatment accorded them al
this place stated that IL was the best
they had received in all their travels
For SALE-A well equipped farm o
fifty acres with a good residence ant
barn about three fourUhs of a mil,
from the Smithfield depot. Team
wagon, twenty cows, young stock ant
farming implements. The farm has ;
first class water right. For price ant
terms inquire OF John NJ. Balm, Smith
field. I
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, 9, and 10, good re
turning June l3,
Members of the 10th quorum o
seventy are hereby reminded that on
June meeting will be held in tn
faculty room of the b. Y. College
Tuesday evening, June 18th, at
O'Clock. The last topic Of the presen
outline will be discussed at this meet
ing A good attendance requested
A. d. Thatcher, senior president.
The Oregon Short Line will sell eS
cursion tickets on May 9th to g
June 3rd, 5th, 10th and 18th to Chico
go, St. Louis, st. Paul, Minneapoli
and Missouri river points at singl
fare plus $2;tickets limited until Sept
10. For particulars call on local agent
Advices have been received fror
Washington d. @. that examination
will be held for the position of Rores
Ranger. The examination for tn
state Of Utah will be held at Par
City from July 9Th to 18th. Ioun
men who desire TO pass eXaminatiO