The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-11

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For SALE-5 months-old pup. Half
mastifI and half Newfoundland. In
quire l4s south, 3rd East.
Chairman Geo. Cole Of the Republi-
can city committee has received let
ter from J. u. Stewart Jr. to the effect
that hereafter he will aligned himself
with the Republican party and will
support II with his influence THE
REPUBLICAN commends Mr.. Stewart
in the stand that he has taken to an
nounce himself publicly where nc
stands that nobody can be misled
hereafter.
WANTED Girl to do general house
work. Mrs. $. A. Langton
On Friday night the members of the
Sixth ward will give grand reception
to Bishop Skanchy who has recently
returned from three and half years
mission to Scandinavia. The en-
tertainment will consist of fine
spread in the afternoon, intermingled
with speeches and closing with
dance Select music will be in at
tendance.
$4,000 local money to loan on Real
Estate. II. a. Petersen & Co.
The county commissioners met on
Monday and made the following ap-
pointments of road supervisors. Nicls
Christensen, Newton: Robert Red
ford, Mt. Sterling; William Pulsipher,
Avon: John Olsen, Richmond; John
Hilton, Wellsville. Charles II. Will
son was appointed fish and game
warden for the county and DR.. VIM.
b. Parkinson county physician.
LOST Between Weston and Logan
on last Friday telescope satchel con-
tanning clothing. A reasonable re-
ward will will be paid. Leave at this
office.
While Prof. and Mrs. Skidmorc were
visiting the parents Of the latter at
Huntsville, their little daughter,
Leone, took down with typhoid-pneu-
monia. The little one suffered severe
ly with the disease which terminated
fatally on Saturday last. The remains
were brought to Richmond where the
funeral services were held The many
friends sympathize with the bereayed
parents in the loss Of Their little rose
bud.
LOST strayed or stolen, Blue Nal
tese Tom-cat. Return same TO Quill
Nebeker.
DR.. Yoder, of the A. c. u. will give
a lecture on "A Tour through Switzer.
land, the Tyrol. and Italy," on Mon.
day evening, January 10Th, at the A
c. U. auditorium, beginning at s D. M
The lecture is given under the auspices
of the Agricultural club, and will be
illustrated by stereopticon views
Everybody invited. The lecture Is
free. A pleasant evening assured.
DO without one cigar day and give
your wife Telephone she will appre
ciate it, if you don't. r. NJ. b. r. Co.
On Monday night the Commercial
Club met and the following bushes,
was tranSacted Robert Anderson
Thomas Smart, w. X. Burnham, b
| l. Inn1 II ialC n,
directors for three years. The books
showed a membership of 73 Dues
collected S7l4.00 of which 800 was APP
: propriated for the furnishing of rooms
, The directors will meet tonight anC
elect president, vice president, secre
tary and treasurer.
FOR SALE-An ideal home con
tanning nine acres, six roomed house
furnished if desired. Inquire here.*
Farley Merrill OF Trenton, came tC
Logan yesterday and decided two
acres of his farm to Perry Brother:
who will erect grain elevator al
once. There is no doubt as to the in
vestment being paying one. Dur,
ing the year just closed there were
over two hundred cars of wheat
shipped from this station. 1t is
stated the shipment is three times
larger than from any other station il
the valley during the same period o
time.