The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-13


leaves for a mission to Switzerland |
next month.
See the forty.live cent underwear
for sale at the window OF Joseph New
bold, North Main Street. /
At the tabernacle Sunday afternoon
b. G. Thatcher and DR.. II X. Merrill
were the speakers.
A. J. Beveridge Depot street,
Smithheld All kinds of plumbing
work attended to. satisfaction guar.
anteed.
David Stone. Of the Fifth ward, will
take unto himself Miss Emma
Crowther, Of the Sixth ward, next
Wednesday.
Fred Scholes went to Salt Lake on
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
n. Carter, one of the gentleman's con-
verts in England
GRAND OPENING SALE-At the
Hyrum Coop; commencing Friday,
Dec. 10Th. One-third of on Gents
clothing, hats and caps, shoes, gloves,
hosiery, crockery and chinaware, etc, T
The first chapters of judith OF the
Plains" an exceedingly interesting
serial story, appear in this issue. Non.
subscribers who may wish the remain
ing chapters can secure THE REPUB-
LICAN three months for Toe, six
months for 81 %.
Prof A. +. Williams, OF the forge
department at the A. G. OF u. was
rather badly burned about the hands
Monday by the explosion of some
metal that was being handled. The
molten metal flew in all direction and
but for the fact that Mr.. Williams
wears glasses it Is possible that his
eyes might have been seriously dam
aged. AS IL was, the glasses were COW
cred with the metal.
Lieutenant McAlister ard wife,
here from the Presedio at Mon
terey, California, on visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McAlister,
left this morning for Salt Lake city.
They will 90 to New York city and
other eastern points, returning to
Monterey about January 1st. Mr.. Nc
Alister is in fine health and say she en-
Joys Uncle Sans service very much.
His father and brother viii &C
companied him to Salt Lake City.
Samuel Roskelley Jr., the genial bar
Der Of Smithfield, was in Logan Tues
day. Mr.. Roskelley has recently
removed from his old stand TO
nicely retitted building adjoining
the new bank. lie respectfully sug-
gests that about the best Christmas
present many in that vicinity could
give themselves would be first class
shave and hair cut at his shop. He
says the people at Smithtield appreci'
ate the coming Of the waterworks, but
feel the burden considerably.
A new line of Ladies Empire coats
| just received at II. G.. Hayball's.
The stockholders of the Danielson
Manufacturing company held their an
nual meeting few days ago. The report
of the manager was read, showing the
! business TO be in 1lourishing con-
dition. A cash dividend Of eight pei
cent was declared. The following
named gentlemen were elected otfic
ers for the ensuing year. William
G.. Danielsen, President; Geo. G
Rigby, vice.president; Frederick
Scholes, secretary and treasurer. Thes
with George l.. Farrell, and W. w
Roundy, form the directorate.
| j. II. Stodard, of A bion, Idaho, cam
to Logan on Monday. He says ther
are about sixty buildings in Burnley
and in appearance IT. is ahead OF Mir
adoka. Considerable land jumpin
has been going on, the result princip
ally, of poor men being compelled I
leave their holdings to procure liN
! ing for their families. CONSIDERABLE
Indignation has been exhibited by tn
settlers, who held a meeting remon
strating against some methods tina
had been used along these lines, an
since that time land grabbing ha
been less frequent.
Charley Greenwell, OF Ogden, was
Logan Monday. This is the gentl
mao whom the Ogden Standard r,
! ported as having found gold mine
the gizzard Of a duck he bought
5 Cache Valley. and in speaking of III
2 matter Mr.. Greenwich said that
i, any body doubted his find they ma
J call in at Buswell's jewelry store an
S see the nugget, which Is on exhibitio
e there. Greenwich says he bought tf
ducks OF John Wyatt, OF Weilsvnl
and that he doubts not that the foy
I. gathered up the gold from John
farm. If, when spring comes, NJ
: Wyatt doesn't go over every inch I
his farm with a magnifying glass |
= almost deserves to lose the poSsib
= millions 10 which his ducks fin
= should point.
q The basketball magnates Of the staI
d met at Salt Lake city the latter pa
}. of last week and formed state leagu
\ In this league are the three churc
o schools, Weber Stake Academy an
! the A. G. of U. In the election OF
ficers, Pres. Geddes, of the b. Y.
athletic organization, was made pr
!. sident of the state league. A schedu
!, , of games Is being arranged and it
;, confidently expected that some e
u cellent sport will be seen here tn
. winter. The A. G. has never befo
J, had a team In the field and Is N
y expected that the boys from the
u will cut any great ice this season
\ is considered that the b. Y. q. has
~ excellent chance to win the char
pinpchip and all hone thpy can ca