The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-17
45, As, As, As, rs South Main.

Roses, carnations and ferns at the
Flower store.
Miss Frances Wood. a school teach.
or at Lewiston, was in Logan Satur.
day.
George Pope of Garden City, who is
working at the Amazon mine, was in
Logan Monday.
w. II. Green, Of Hyrum, came from
Teton basin Monday morning. Snow
has already fallen in the Teton valley.
Wanted-A girl at the Mountain
restaurant, 6s ". First North street. /
Born to Mr.. andsMrs. VIM. Bowen
Saturday evening, fine boy. Mother
and babe are getting along very salts.
factorily.
See our window Of vases, jardiniers,
and fancy baskets at The Flower
store.
We still have flower p)ts and built S
at the Flower Store.
For Sale.-GOO feet Of : foot board
fence with posts and stringers. Must
be sold at once. Inquire here.
Mrs. John Reading, of Centerville,
has been in Logan the past week visit
ing relations She returned home yes
terday.
Twenty per cent discount offered
on purchases of tombstoneS made
within the next sixty days, at the
Cache Valley Marble Works.
Grading will soon commence on a
new spur from the O. 5. l.. to the
Cache Valley Mills, Richmond, Utah,
to handle the output of this great
milling plant.
| Send your name and address to the
/ Cache Valley Milling Co. of Richmond,
Utah, and have your name listed for
their beautiful calendar for 1907.
Twelve thousand dollars in monu-
ments and tombstones to select from
at the Cache Valley Marble Works. 7
The new Touring mills Of the Cache
Valley Milling Co. of Richmond, Utah,
will be one OF the most modern plants
of the twentieth century.
The Cache Valley flour mills OF
Richmond, Utah, when completed will
put on the market one of the strongest
and greatest bone producing whole
wheat flour ever offered to the puLlic
Every mother and housekeeper in
the west, send your name and address
to the Cache Valley Milling Co. Rich.
mould, Utah. and receive beautiful
souvenir, on the starting OF the great
flour mill.
We are not going to offer prize tC
get you to read the Sidney Stevens:
continued story, which is now running
in THE REPUBLICAN because yoI
ought 10 read it without.
John Perry came in from the Copper
Zone mine out near Lucin last week.
He says that he could not desire better
prospects than are now evident
there. This is the desert mine il
which J. Il. Edwards and various loca
people are inteested.r
Wanted In the Wheeler Schoo
district, teacher to teach the Gram
mar school for five months. Male o.
female who has passed teachers exam
nation. Apply to Ole Olsen, chair
man of school board. James Hodges
clerk.
An eighteen months old child o
John ID. INITIAL, of Lewiston, so badly
burned short time ago by falling in
to hot jelly, died Friday morning quite
unexpectedly. The 'child seemed Il
be getting along very nicely up unit
within a very short time before 1T
death.
We have been thinking OF Offering
Sidney Stevens some inducements Il
( write serial story for this paper OF
I something besides Manure Spreaders
) but suppose it will be hard to get hin
I off his one line of thought.
August Christianson is at HON,
from the Nampa sugar factory, where
: he has been employed by the Dwyel
, people. Mr.. Christensen says that il
, great country about Nampa, or vii
be when sufficient water is secured
bnt he still feels that Cache is thu
most desirable place in the inter
mountain section.
For fine up-tO-date La
! dies Coats go to Eliasor
; Sisters.
r Miss Hattie Vaughan went to Pres