The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17

Mrs. Cartwright and daughter, Mrs
Binr, left the city Thursday morn.
ing for Salt Lake.
100000 to loan on improved farms.
II. A. Petersen and Co.
T. A Thoreson, mail clerk of this
city, will now take his annual vaca.
tion OF fifteen days. During that
time he will attend the wedding re-
ception of his daughter Ida in Salt
Lake city.
Two Of Christian CARTS daughters.
| Sylvia and Alva were married in Salt
Lake on Thursday to James Ball and
Robert Wilson, respectively. Carl
Cart, their brother, attended the
wedding
Don't read this, but when YOU want
a good job Of painting go to John
/ Bench. If
\ nine year old daughter of Bishop
and Mrs. Nielsen. at Hyum, was
kicked by horse last Monday and so
severely injured that she died. Fun
eral services were held Wednesday
afternoon.
When others fail we sell. List your
Real Estate with us for quick sale
II. A. Petersen a. Co
Misses Mary and Ellie Jensen were
in Logan from Mendon Thursday.
They say that their sister Hannah is
recovering from her recent operation
very nicely and is able to sit in the
open air now. Every indication at
the present time is that Miss Jensen
will recover thoroughly and be in
good health in the future.
II X. Hansen has moved his Tool
bicycle and novelty shop two doors
east Of the Novelty Theatre on First
North street.
Quill Nebcker, one of those who
gets more "riled up over the college
situation than most of us, was in Salt
Lake city Wednesday and had the
pleasure of laying out a few of the
brethren who tried to tell him about
it, According to Quill it took him
about three minutes to prove to them
that they knew just about as much Of
the real situation here as hog does
about Sunday.
We collect all kinds of indebtedness
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. VI. A. Petersen e. Co.
ONCE over First National Bank.
DR.. Harry Emeis went to Salt Lake
city Thursday to attend meeting Of
the State Dental Association. While
there DR.. Emeis will hold a clinic, de-
failing the merit and dement's of
"somnoforme" new anaesthetic
which gives the desired effect without
the after effect Of chloroform. Dr.
Emeis will return tomorrow.
LosT-A badge bearing the words:
ITO grandma on her 5Oth wedding
anniversary. Finder will please
leave same at this Office and be re-
warded.
The names Of jurors for the present
term of court are as follows: James
p. Law, p o. Hansen, John A. Nc
Arthur, of Paradise; Hans Naylor, NJ.
Price, II. II. Petersen, of Smithtield;
w. l.. Allen, f. A. Rawlins, of.Lewis-
ton; Geo. II. Bradshaw, II. c. Parker,
j. l.. Baxter, Of Wellsvile; Jos. G..
Anderson, /. c. Thoresen, N. j. Mel
sen, OF Hyrum; Andreas Petersen, of
Logan: William Catmull, of Benson;
Reuben Perkes, William Purser, Hyde
! Park.
Plenty of beet gloves at Newbold's.
lie is Offering some huge bargains in
clothing, shoes etc. before moving
with his new stock. Call and see
! him.
The Utah Construction company
has two hundred men working on the
Malad valley road which is being ex-
! ItIlutN llOlll 'Idlld w Nll
miles of this road is already completed
and the entire job will be finished by
the middle of July. The primary pur.
pose of this road is to haul beets from
the farmers in the Malad valley to the
sugar factory at Garland, A mixed
train will be run daily connecting with
the main line at Brigham. The sugar
company is aiding the railroad in the
building of the line.
FOR SALE--A well equipped farm OF
fifty acres with good residence ant
barn about three fourJhs Of a mile
from the Smithfield depot. Team
wagon, twenty cows, young stock ant
farming implements. The farm has q
first class water right. For price ant
terms inquire of John NJ. Balm, Smith
field.
James Collett started by team or
April 18th for an extended triI