The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-09-22

WA NIED-Oilice girl, experience
unnecessary. Utah Dental Co., A.
Main street.
Order winter coats and skirts now
at the Keister. Choice materials to
select from and skillful hands to make
them.
Mrs. Lerona A. Wilson, principal at
the Keister, is in Salt Lake studying
designs. Students who desire to take
drafting will do well to enter now
while Mrs. Wilson is teaching.
The popular dentist, Dr. |. S. Smith
will now be found in his elegant dent;
parlors In the Carbon Il Ballard new
building on North Main. Owing 10
the increase Of business large apart
ments had to be secured. Remem Der,
next TO the Eagle Block.
Israel Barlow, of Bountiful, came
20 Logan Wednesday night. The
gentleman feels highly gratited over
a recent occurrence at his home-by
the birth of the first child fine
boy, after marriage of fourteen years
His wife was Joan Jessop, a Cache
Valley girl.
Grocery dealers in this county vii
kindly notice that we have changed
our location from Center street to
First North in the old stand Of the
Cache Valley Mercantile company.
All orders promptly filed as usual
Campbell Commercial Co.
The Smlthfeld Roller Mills are be-
ing operated by +. Il. Miles Jr., and
John NJ. Balm, lessees, who will handle
your grain in any quantity. The
farmers grist exchange especially
solicited, guaranteeing the most
courteous treatment +. r. MILES
JR., Manager,
Theodore Lorch and Josephine Def
fry, both well and favorably known
here. are now al the head OF com.
pany and make a very strong team.
They will be seen here in the near
future, though their bill is not known.
Their coming will be awaited with no
little interest.
All OF the saw mills in the east
mountains have been closed down for
the time being, caused by the Bear
River reserve being recently formed.
1t Is thought that as soon as the
Government officials can arrange mat
terS pertaining to instructions, leases,
etc, that the mills will resume work
Ladies, read this catalogue Of
charms. Bright eyes, glowing cheeks,
red lips, a smooth skin without a
blemish, in short, perfect health, For
sale with every package OF Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents
Sold by Cy. E. Napier
An informal "Euchre" at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ostien Tuesday even.
ing, given in honor Of Mrs. +. ID. Ball,
was an affair of real pleasure. Decora-
tons consisted Of cut flowers, and
refreshments were most delcctable
dainties Professor Ball and Mrs
A. j. Flack were winners at cards.
The guests numbered something more
' than thirty Of the city's society folk.
"The Holy City" at the opera
house Thursday evening, was an ex-
ceptionally strong production and APP
preciated greatly by good audience
in attendance. Luella Morey as
Salome proved herself capable act
ress and she was surrounded by a
cast that was exceptionally well bal
anced and of superior capability. The
stage settings were decided feature
The public comment is decidedly
favorable TO 1.-The Holy City,"
For the benefit of the farmers in
this county who have damaged wheat,
Allan NJ. Fleming, cashier of the First
National Bank, has written fifteen
letters TO the eastern states inquiring
for hogs. Invariably the answers came
back that there were no hogs for sale,
and that the prices were higher than
here, the farmers needing them TO
feed their corn to. Some of the letters
suggested that 1t might be best to feed
the grain to sheep, which are here,
and thus save freight.
THE REPUBLICAN is indebt ed TO
to Mr.. George. Kirkham for gener-
Gus sample Of his apples, pears,
peaches and plums. We are ready
To believe at the present time that
the only man fit to fill any vacancy 10
the presidency of the church or the
United States is George Kirkham, and