The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-01

Livery rigs always on hand at John
II. Barker, Jr, S, Cache Junction
Hyrum Hatch, of Franklin, has Just
returned from Chicago lie stopped
off in Logan yesterday.
When you so to Salt Lake visit the
Flua Rug works, below the Cannon
loding house.
Fannie Burnham, one OF the clerks
in the last Legislature, has been visit
ing her uncles family in Richmond the
past week.
Samples Of ore sent to II. II. Officer
& Co., 1859 South West Temple, S. L.
city will receive prompt attention and
correct assay
Alexander the optician, who makes
regular trips to this town, will be at
the office of Alexander Optical Co,
230-33l-232 Atlas Block, Salt Lake
City, during conference week
Ernest Broberg, a graduate of the
A.. c. of o., has been promoted in the
American National Bank of San Fran
cisco, Cal, from book keeper to the
position of assistant cashier.
Farm and city property in Smith
field for sale by Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field.
One of the special attractions at the
b. Y. College on Tuesday, when the
Presidency OF the stake and the bish-
ops visited the institution, were Prof.
Wright's paintings. They pleased
the party very much, and all present
expressed words of praise for Mr..
Wright's most excellent work.
There has been rumor circulated
to the effect that the Logan Sugar
factory would not be run this season,
the beets from the south going to the
Lewiston factory. Upon inquiry it is
found that there Is no foundation for
the report. The factory started its
summer run on Thursday morning,
working up the syrup into brown
sugar.
Everton and Sons have taken the
agency for Coles Hot Blast Steel
Ranges, the latest improved and
most durable steel range on the
market. In order to quickly dispose
OF the stock they now have on hand
they have placed $4,000 high grade
steel range in their window which
will be reduced in price SOC per day
until sold-Our readers will do well to
watch this range as some one will
surely get bargain.
William Brown, of this city, receiv.
ed message from Montpelier on
Thursday morning that his father
James III. Brown had died the night
previous. On Wednesday morning Mr..
Brown was apparently well but to-
wards evening he was taken sick.
The neighbors came in and desired to
remain over night, which was thought
unnecessary. He was taken worse
during the night, and passed away,
nobody being with him except his
wife. Mr.. Brown was in Logan about
one week ago and to all appearances
was hale and hearty, though 10 years
Of age. The remains will be brought
to Logan for interment, the funeral
service being held at the tabernacle at
two p. m. today.
have few dry farms for sale neal
Smithtield. Geo. Y. Smith, Smith,
field.
The ten employees at Fister e. Mel
sens were surprised on Tuesday by
their fellow-workman, f. f. Breiten
buecher, coming into the store with a
large sack of oranges under each arm
and emptying them on the tables will
the exclamation, boys go after Them. y
They began to think that the era OF
| cOSidiioui Ildu lluIJ ScU III, Wilcu di
things are TO be common. Ed was Sc
full of JOY he could not control himself
and finally said: why boys its anoth
er boy" The father is more thar
elated, for while in Chicago, his pre-
yious home, he had three girls
straight. Since coming TO Utah ht
has had three boys straight, and III
says: Zion is good enough for me-"
Benefit ball in the HYrum Oper;
House Monday evening April 3rd tol
Chester Liljenquist who leaves shortly
for a mission to the Southern States
Come and enjoy your selves and hell
in good cause.
Marriage licenses has been issued L
Frederick Gibbons and Jennie David
son, Logan; HyrGm Anderson, O
HyIum, and Rachel Stanley, Portage
Robert L. Baxter and Sarah J. Has