The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-29
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ElILdUeJll Molen, vile or The late |
Simpson Molen, came from Paris. Ida |
no, TO spend the holidays with friends. |
Lost or Stolen ~ Yellow feist dog
about five weeks old. Reward given |
by Geo. |. Farnes for information
The Smithtield choir has purchased |
a large church organ from the Harris !
Music Co.
Wanted-First.cl class cook: lady pre-. |
ferred Address box I, Preston, Idaho. !
Elders II. A. Peterson and j. +. |
Jensen will address the Scandinavians |
at their meeting tomorrow at 10 a. m. |
All are invited TO be present.
Wanted Energetic solicitors; best |
proposition out q. Q, lliner, fremont
Hotel, Logan. VIC
Carl Jorgensen and Henry Bjork.
man, OF Soda Springs, are now rest
dents of Newton. They will spend
the winter there.
Notice-After March 3lSt, 'O7,
Wilkinson & Son will discontinue
bookbindng,
Tomorrow evening at ! O'Clock at
the tabernacle, John II. Game Jr and
A. n. Merrill will address the audience
A special program OF Christmas music
will be rendered by the choir.
President Jas, II. Lndford. Herschel
Bullen Jr., Joseph Monson, Dr. Ioder,
| Walter LamoreauX and DR.. Joseph
Morrell were south bound passengers
yesterday.
A special meeting of the directors of
the West Cache canal company was
held on Thursday. They prepared
the annual report for the annual
stockholders meeting that will be held
in few days.
The Kiester Ladies Tailoring Co.
lege courses in drafting and sewing
will begin on January 3rd. The price
will remain the same as heretofore
Floods the body with warm, glowing
vitality, makes the nerves strong
quickens circulation, restores natural
vigor, makes you feel like one born
again. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea; 81 cents. G. +. Napier.
w. l.. Mcneil arrived at the Logan
Sugar Factory on Thursday with one
hundred and sixty head of beef cattle.
They were brought from Star Valley
by the way of Mink Creek. The snow
Is about three feet deep on the divide
The cattle will feed on pulp from the
factory.
Certain vs. items on this page are
necessarily abbreviated, owing to an
unexpected advertising display If
our readers will but consider the fact
that 1t is advertising that makes it
possible for this or any other news
paper to exist, they will read the ads
with greatest pleasure and turn to
the inside pages where there Is lot
of splendid news.
Bergener & Co., undertakes, are
now open for business in their new
undertaking parlois, l49 Mort Main
street. The best methods in embalm-
ing The finest line of caskets and
collins in Northern Utah.
a George Morrison. of the Third ward,
died on Christmas morning, the result
of general debility The gentleman
was past seventy-four years OF age,
and was a brother Of Mrs. Hannah
Mr.. Morrison was one OF the early set
tiers here and was generally known as
an excellent citizen.
The Spande Furniture company is
making preparations to push its bust
ness tie coming year. Several promi.
nent men OF the city have recently
taken stock In the concern to the ex-
tent of from 300 10 81 200, and with
the removal Of the business into the
new Main street home many additions
and Improvements will be made. Mr..
John Spande, manager, left for the
east on Christmas day for the purpose
OF purchasing goods.
Superintendent Hllaker, who re-
Gently resigned from the Utah division
of o. S. L., was in Logan Thursday
with his successor, w. T.. CASTILLO,
Division Engineer Robinson, Supt. of
Buildings and Bridges King, and
Roadmaster McEntee. A close in
spection Of the loop was made. This
piece Of road has been causing consid-
cradle trouble Of late by the sinking
of the road bed across some of the
boys through which the road passes.
One little item not down on the bill
: of fare at the Methodist Christmas en-
tertainment was the presentation Of a
man to each old maid present-and
young ones as well. At the psychology
ical moment, Baker Meissner address.
ed the audience, insisted that the
great and good Santa had commanded
him TO provide man for all manless
creatures and he had done so; with
that, Mr., Meissner unloaded a half
ton, more or less, Of men made from
dough at the Royal bakery. The Incl.
dent furnished not little fun.
The mud lake" at the end of Cen
ter street Is growing as the Salt.on
Sea in Southern California never did
A sign bearing the plea, Throw Out
the Lifeline" marked the spot We'd
| nnsdav morning Mlnre some lanlnss