The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-28
n j. SMITH, VI. y.
Physician and Surgeon.


We sell the Earth and Loan money
on it. II. a. Petersen a. Co.
Alma Benson, of Newton, was in
Logan yesterday.
The Hyde Park choir and band held
their annual sociable on last Wednes-
day night commencing at $50. A fine
supper was served and the affair end
ed with an enjoyable dance.
We collect all kinds of indebtedness
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. \. Petersen a. Co.
Once over First National Bank.
George l.. Farrell is now member
Of the Logan Fifth ward, as his ccrti-
iicate of standing in the church has
been transferred from Smithfeld to
that place.
\ favorable mention can be honestly
made Of the conductor and brakeman
that runs on the Cache Valley train
from salt Lake 10 Preston, They are
courteous and obiging to all paSScHg.
erS.
Boys shirts aud drawers worth 6Oc
for 35c at Logan nry Goods Co.
James Henderson and wife with
their son, Is. +. Henderson, came
down from Oneida on Tuesday night
They were called here through the
severe illness of Benjamin Williams.
the father Of Mrs. Henderson.
/ Ladies Waists: The kinds that
were p and $3.50, choice LEO at Lo-
gan Dry Goods Co.
John Spande returned from Salt Lake
Wednesday night. On March LIST.
Mr.. Spande intends starting up in the
| furniture business. He has rented
the east apartments of the Stevens
Implement house for the business.
For sale-Good lucerDe and timothy
hay. Apply to G. Balling, 26G y. lst
West.
| 1t is reported that an organization
of the farmers of Benson ward has
been effected for the purpose of enter
ing an action against the Bear River
canal company for damages caused by
the backing up of the water from the
dam. hence flooding land adjacent
| to the river and making it practically
worthless.
The BeekeeperS should not forget
| the meeting called for today at ppm.
at the court house, Logan. The
Cache Valley Beekeepers Association
hopes for large attendance of those
( interested in the production of honey
that steps may be taken toward a
more effective organization. In times
past bees have proved profitable in
vestment in Cache county and many
are hoping for revival Of interest
and effort. Attend the meeting.
George SwendSen, government sur
veyor, passed through Logan on We'd
ncsday emrOute for Preston, where
there is a lawsuit on involving all the
rights Of water in Cub river. There
are about twenty of the ablcSt lawyers
. of the west engaged in the case.
Many corporations and individuals
have water rights IN the stream.
Under the direction of Surveyor
Swendsen measurements Of the stream
will be taken.
The engagement of Mr.. Charles y.
llanfOrd is always an event of inter.
est to patrons of the threatrc who en-,
JOY romance in its rational form
Fiction has produced no more faScin
ating character than the mad-caE
hero Don Caesar de BaZan. The role
Is one for which Mr.. HanfOrd, Will
his solid experience in the tragic anC
romantic drama, his graceful personal
ity and his facility for the ntcpreta
tion of refined humor would seem t
; be ideally adapted. Miss Marie Dorf
nah, who has been so conspiCuOusly as
%
/ most distinguished triumphs will hav,
: the role Of Maritanc, one in which he
[ numerous admirers will assuredly de
. light to welcome her. Don CeaSa
will be presented with elaborate
n scenery and costumes and cOmpan
of exceptional strength at the ThatCh
er Opera House on Friday, Feb 3rd
y Postmaster OdeIl is making arrange
q ments calculated to produce a bette
, mail service in the suburbs Of the city
As at present many citizens liyins
along the O. 5. l.. in the southwestern
part OF the city are not served eithe
be the city carriers nor the rural rOut
carrier, and the same condition pre-
I walls in the northeastern part Of tn
D city. The postal laws prohibit rura
r carriers from delivering mail to an