The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-14

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Ed Fletcher is down from Mont.
peler.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on 1t. ii. A. Petersen & Co.
c. W. Nibley and John Spande went
to Salt Lake Thursday.
Dry lumber to haul from Smith
mill, Logan Canyon.
Bishop Dunn, of College, who broke
his collar bone few weeks ago, is
nearly we'll.
Jos. r. Brown, of Providence, who
has been recently treated for cancer,
is apparently well.
| The Matkin brothers, of Magrath,
formerly of Hyde Park, raised 5000
bushels OF grain this year.
Mrs. Odell, mother Of Postmaster
Odell, has come to Logan from Ogden
to spend the winter with him.
John p. Nielsen, recently removed
from Smithfield to Richmond, was in
Logan Friday on business intent.
Mrs. Joseph Odell returned from
Salt Lake city Sunday evening slight
iy i'll and is yet confined to her room.
Albin Anderson has been engaged
by Howell & Crawford in their CLOTH
Ing establishment, the business of the
firm being such as to need additional
help.
Regular services will occur at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday, at II
a. m. and 1870 p. m. Sunday school is
held at 1915, and prayer meeting at
7:3O on Wednesday evening
AGENTS WANTED Either sex light
work, good pay. Apply at Room |,
Palace hotel, Logan, Utah. VIC
The regular quarterly meeting Of
the directors of the Thatcher Banking
Co. was held Thursday and the usual
dividend declared. The banks bust
ness is in the most prosperous condi-
tion since its existence.
G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lafount returned
Wednesday evening from a weeks
visit in Salt Lake city. Mr.. Lafount
was there on business and pleasure
combined. He says that many of the
Saints feel that the American party
is going to put up strong fight,
Blankets, hosiery, knit goods and
an elegant line OF comforts direct
from eastern Manufacturers. See c.
Il NJ. Co.
J. ID. Zollingcr, formerly of Provi.
. dence now of Trenton, was in Logan
Thursday. Mr.. Zollinger was one OF
Uncle Sans boys who went to the
Philippines prepared to stop rebel
bullets and bolos but he came back
without scratch, and is now turning
a Trenton ranch into money.
Many of our citizens will be at loss
to hear that Mr.. Jos. Ballif has sold
his interests in the hotel business and
is about to pull freight for other fields
We wish Mr.. Ballif success In what
ever stream he casts his net How.
ever, it is safe to say that the smiling
face of Joe will be missed in Sugar
City.-Sugar City Times.
The Goldfield News of most recent
date contains news of an excellent
strike in Tule canyon property i'm.
mediately adjoining the Red Dog
property, in which j. M. Blair and q
number OF Logan people are now in.
terested. The values are not phcnom.
email, but exceedingly good. W. II.
Weber, manager of the property on
which the strike was made, is also
manager of the Red Dog and Esmer-
aida.
We respectfully request our lady
patrons and friends to inspect our fall
showing of tailored suits, skirts, shirt
waists and elegant assortment OF fall
coats. @. & M. 20.
William Ceilings, student at the B.
Y. G. and son OF James Ceilings, OF
Paris Idaho, was suddenly attacked
by appendicitis last Monday. Tile
parents were. telephoned, leaving
Paris at four o'clock Wednesday after.
noon, arriving here Thursday morning.
The afflicted man was taken to Og-
den Thursday TO be operated on by
his uncle, Doctor Ezra Rich, who is a
brother of Mrs. Ceilings. James Col.
lings was pioneer of Logan and
moved to Paris with his parents in
the sixties.
c. P. FOrd's Shoes for ladies,
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