The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-11
p J. SMITH, VI. d.
Physician and Surgeon.


Old newspapers for sale. l5c per
hundred. Come to this Office.
Samuel II, Evans, 5. II. Choate and
J. l. Bergeson, of Lewiston, were over
from Lewiston Friday.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on il. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Harvey Blair, who has been in the
Crown cafe, is quite i'll at home. His
difficulty is given as typhoid.
LosT-Two year old heifcr, dark red
two underbts left ear one upperbit
right ear. Information received
here.
Leslie Watkins, wife and family of
Logan, are visiting relatives in Brig
ham this week.-Box Elder News.
The farmers should not forget that
the meeting today will be held in the
upstairs room of TIE tabernacle at IL
o'clock
j. +. Bennett, the genial president
Of the Carbon Jewlery Co., was in the
city this week comforting with
Manager Carbon.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Lamont Waterson. Of the Third ward
will be pleased to learn that their
little child, i'll Of pneumonia;is now i'm.
proving.
The Stevens Implement house is
having an additional warehouse built
in the rear of their main building, for
the display of buggies. The apart
ments rented TO John Spande are be.
ing remodeled for the furniture bust.
ness.
At Hyrum Thursday evening the
First ward people got up socia. fol-
the benefit of their returned mission.
AIRY, Hans II. Hansen. There was a
program, and jolly good time; and a
purse with about 81 presented to the
gentleman.
THE REPUBLICAN heard several sat
isfactory comments.and is in receipt Of
a couple of letters commendatory Of its
action in furnishing the legislative
visitors with copies OF the paper when
the special was met at Brigham City.
Mr. Turner took with him that day
100 copies of the Saturday mornings
edition. Kindly expressions, II hon,
est and sincere, are always encourag
ing.
The lunches served by the Domestic
Science department of the b. Y. C.
not infrequently attract visitors. Or
Tuesday the Misses Smith were there
and on Wednesday the girls had tn,
distinguished honor and pleasure o
serving Messrs. c. w. Hansen ant
; George Torgeson and Misses Jenni,
and Annie Eliason. The culinary de
partment at the b. Y. &. has a justl,
l merited reputation for serving mos
: appetizing edibleS.
A meeting Of the stockholders o
the South Cache Milling Co., was hel,
on the 9th inst, for the purpose O
electing officers. The old board wa
elected with the exception of OF
Olsen, of Millville, and Bishop Dunn
of College. Moroni Ward, of River
side, Box Elder county, and AndreN
Trolson, of Millville, were elected j
: their stead The mill has had uphi
= work during the past year owing t
the lack of capital, but all feel fairl
satisfied and think the mil will We
show good paying business for tn
: farmers. A dividend of 4 per cen
was declared and all expenses paid.
The First warders of Hyrlm are &c
ing to have pleasant time tonigh
if all reports are true. For some tim
about twenty-five young ladies hav
been practicing for an entertainment
There will be music, both vocal an
instrumental, recitations and tn
evenings pleasures will be ended wit
farce comedy entitled "The OIL
Maid" Some of those who claim L
know say that the affair will be thol
oughly enjoyable and that none cal
afford to miss it. The entertainment
will be given in that portion of Tn
First wards new meeting house nov
finished, and it is for the benefit @
the meeting house fund, The Firs
ward is spending a great deal Q
money on their new structure an
should receive the liberal support G
all. Go and enjoy yourselves.
Bishop Spalding Of the Episcopa
church, game to Logan Wednesda
night and held service in the chapel O
West Center street. The church wa
filed and It's said that few finer sci
mans have over bpnn hoard i'm Opa