The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24

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Alfred Burgie, 707 L sth North st.
John Montrose has gone to Eureka
to sell about dozen carloads OF the
Perfect Pantry.
Basket Bali Il. Y. U. of Provo VS.
b. Y. G. TONIGHT at s;l5 p. m.
william White, of Salt Lake city,
was in Logan Thursday doing some
business in the cattle line.
FoUND-On Center street Saturday,
bundle containing a new yellow oil
coat. Owner can have 1t by calling at
this Office.
Edward Hansen returned from
Mexico Friday night Of last week.
He reports everything in first class
shape on the Teneyac ranch. Thirty
excursionists recently visited the
place.
HENRY WILSON SAYS to tell
you to call and see him when you want
TO get "spruced" up bit, at the Pa
ioNN oai WI oiIop' - S'htSiSt'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Homer, of
Poplar, Idaho, came from the north on
Thursday morning. They will visit
in Cache county about ten days They
are the parents Of A. II. Homer, en-
ploye'of the First National Bank Of
this city.
WANTED-To work small farm on
shares. Have boys want to put TO
work. Want farm with or without
implements. Gotfried Beutler, G reen-
vile.
Mrs. Carrie Berntsen. OF the First
ward, returned home Thursday after
spending four months visiting friends
and relatives in North Dakota, her
former home. She enjoyed her visit
very much, but is glad to get back
home once more.
Methusala was all right, you bet
For good old soul was he,
They say he would be living yet,
Had he taken Rocky Mountain Tea.
Cy Napier.
John Squires, supervisor Of the Lo-
gan Forest Reserve, has been raised to
the 200 list. All we have to say
about 1t is that he deserves it, and
more. He has given unlimited time
and conscientious service during his
term thus far and is entitled to every
reasonable consideration. The gov
eminent should be glad to encourage
such men in their Iabors.
The thirteenth annual Military ba Il
given by the A. G. Cadets will be held
on Monday evening" Feb. 26th in the
Pavilion. Special exhibition drill at
10 p. m. Ticket, one dollar, including
refreshments. All friends of the col
lege invited
The Republican said last issue tina,
b. G. Richardson was selling nursery
stock in this vicinity-it should have
: been +. M. Stewart. j. A. Goodhue
one of the firm MI Stewart repre-
senls, was in Logan Wednesday assist
ing in the canvass. Mr. Goodhue came
from Twin Falls where he sold one or
, chard of 5000 trees, another of 5000
Mr.. Stewart is inclined to the belle
that in another year or two severa
large orchards will be placed in Cache
Capt Styer's war department ar
G pears in dress parade next Monda.
r evening at the Thatcher pavilion
g This is the occasion OF the annual Mil
v itary Ball, and we are led to believ
n that this affair is to surpass al
others Of like kind. The militar
affairs Of recent years have been o.
e an elaborate scale, ATTENDED by aristoC
n racy and royalty, and proved enjoy
0 able scenic as well as rhythmic terri
n sichorean revels, Monday evening
It Reinforcement" will be served, an
j. all friends of the A. G. OF o., are IL
n vited to be present at Sl.00 p,
B, couple.
A magnificent steel engraving {
Hagerman Pass, the most famor
mountain pass in Colorado, has bee
issued by the Colorado Midland Raj
way. This engraving is 26x40 inch,
and suitable for framing. 1t will |
sent to any address on receipt Of
cents in stamps by L. II. Harding
Salt Lake city. t
Thursday evening at the Presbyte
ian church the ladies of the congreg
ton gave a very pleasant social. TT
church had been pade as comfortab
and coy as possible by the use OF rug
couches, easy chairs, and such Xix
and made to present an attractive
patriotic appearance with draping
the national colors and the use of fla
at convenient places. Following
season of social communion, refresf