The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-28

price being $500.
American Beauty roses, Carnations,
and NUNS" for Thanksgiving CAN
up THE FLOWER STORE.
W Z. Dewitt, the present lessee o t
the Palace hotel, expects to change
his location OF business 10y Thanks.
giving day, at which time he expects
to be running at the fremont hotel.
Bergener & Co, undertakes. are
now open for business in their new
parlors, l49 Mort Main
street. The best methods in embalm.
ing. The finest line OF Baskets and
collins in Northern Utah.
One of the twin baby girls OF the
A ppleman family died last Saturday.
The child was ten days old and was
taken to Salt Lake on sunday for
burial
y fine Percheron stallion has been
bought in Weston by a company of
farmers The horse weighing 1900
pounds and is valued at IS, 900. VIM.
Homer made the sale.
Your stomach churus and digests
she food YOU cat and If foul, or torpid,
or out OF order, your whole system
suffers from blood poison. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps you we'll
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy +. Nap
per.
The High Council meeting of the
Hyrum Stake will be held at Hyrum,
Saturday next at 10 a. m, and the
regular priesthood meeting at II IN.
A full attendance at both meetings is
desired. Stake Presidency.
Agrippa Cooper, OF McCammon, re.
turned home last Saturday after re-
naming here for two weeks while be-
ing treated for cancer on the face 1t
is thought that successful operation
has been performed,
William Jensen, formerly of Logan,
now living at Mantua, Is running a
large band OF sheep in Wyoming He
went TO College on Monday To nego-
tiate for a number OF Cotswold rams.
Isaac ferguson the manager OF
three northern grist mills was rustling
in the CITY Monday
Parties coming from Bear Lake say
that there is considerable activity,
among the farmers by way of wood
hauling, each OF them having govern
ment permits for fifteen loads The
mountains on the west side OF Bear
Lake Valley are now in forest reserve.
Subscribers who pay back
or advance subscription
money before Dec. rs may
have a "PresidentiaI Cook
Book or a years sub
scription to Farm and
Fireside, "a 36-page twice
a-month paper, or Rocky
Mountain Farming, pub
lished by A. G. u.
John II. Anderson, Louis Carbon
and Miss Winnie Morrell instructed
the assembly at the Seventh ward
meeting last Sunday night. The
young lady treated upon primary work
exclusively. The other two speakers
gave valuable instructions 10 the
young men who were present.
j. c. Garyin, the restaurant man OF
the Eagle hotel, will leave for Chicago
today. He has severed his connection
with the above hotel, but expects to
return TO Logan and again open bust
ness The gentleman has proved him
self TO be tirst.class caterer while in
Logan.
Don't let anyone talk you TO death
and convince you that you need new
sewing machine or that IL will cost
you about $40 or sl5 TO repair your old
one, but give ME- trial and ] will
make your old one do The work as well
as any new machine you can get. II i
fail to do so, will make no charge, and
will pay expense OF having it repaired
at factory. Edward N. Stone. Bell
phone, 393k; Independent, l89.
According to reports from Clarks
ton, many OF the people there are suf-
fering for fuel. Being away from the
railroad they have to take what is left
after Others are served as a rule.
Charleston is one OF the coolest places
10 the valley and nece ssarily needs
more fuel. Parties In Salt Lake who
have the control Of the coal business
should put forth q special effort to