The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-27
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Hyrum Hayball Is talking of trip
to California.
See those SIS suits for $3.50 in Jos.
south window. I
Joseph Campbell and Joseph Baliff
went by team to Malad, on business,
Thursday morning.
r. Lafount Hardware Company will
be closed on "Wednesday. January 3lst,
for the purpose Of taking stock.
Conductor Sharon has been succeeded
on the Cache Valley freight train by
John Scott who has formerly been on
the Malad branch.
The directors Of the Rich-Cache
Mining Company held a meeting on
Thursday. From reports that we're
made they we're highly pleased with
the outlook.
Many families in Logan are compell-
ed to burn slack instead of coal.
While the coal famine has been reliev-
ed some little, there is great scarcity
OF coal in the city.
1t invigorates, strengthens and
builds up. 1t keeps you in condition
physically, mentally and morally.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. 35c, tea or tablets.
Cy. f. Napier.
N. Ralph Moore, Editor OF THE RE.
PUBLICAN, went to Salt Lake city
Thursday morning to attend the "See
America First" convention. The
gentleman goes as delegate from the
Cache Commercial Club.
The public Is cordially invited to an
sold Fashioned Ball" to be given by
the officers OF the Fifth ward primary
in the ward meeting house, Wednes'
day, Jan. 81. Tickets IS cents. specta
tors, Is cents. Ladies in old time
dress free.
You will not find beauty in rouge
pot or complexion whitewash. True
beauty comes TO them only that TAXI
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. II
is a wonderful tonic and beautifer35
tea or tablets. Cy. e, Napier.
From present appearances the roa'
from Cache TO Bear Lake Valley
through the mountains is blocked 70
the winter. Parties will do well
they keep the road open to Beave
CANYON, where the Utah Marble Co.
property is located.
Samuel Linkton, in charge of tn
Rich Cache mine, writes that he wa
showed in at the canyon for ten days
and that the snow is now six feet dee
at the mine. The Rich-Cache
about three-fourths Of mile the OIL
or side of the divide.
Mrs. Edwin Curtis, of Rexburg,
in Logan, nursing the little boy Of A
j. Curtis who is affected with typhoid
The lady states that her husband Ina
not fully recovered from the accider
he sustained some time ago by fallin
from the roof Of building.
1 Clark Gibson, formerly connecte
with the Utah Implement house, Ina
formed partnership with Messr
Funk and Robbins in an implemer
business, with head quarters at Twi
Falls, Idaho. Branch houses will
operated at BurIey and Rupert.
o. Il. Sterling, the genial represel
tative of the J. A Folger firm, Sa
Francisco, is here on one of his reguli
visits. He is pushing the Golden Cat
teas and coires and the great amour
sold here is splendid testimony
his aggresslveness and the quality
the goods.
III young men would follow the e,
ample of Marshall Field, the prince
merchant OF Chicago, who recent
died, how much better of many
them would be. 1t Is stated that !
never bought anything but what /
paid cash for and. further. he new
signed note In his life.
Allan Crockett, Of Smithfeld, b
charge Of the flume and trestle wol
that is being built near Mink Cree
for the Oneida lrrigating compan
The flume is ten feet wide and eigl
feet deep, substantial work being
done. 1t Is stated that the snow
fully a foot deep Mink Creek
| A home coming reception W
rendered Alfred Bell in the Thi
ward last Wednesday evening. III
time was spent pleasantly in slngin
dancing, speeches and recitations,
large number being present. All a
l ma rentlv pniOyed themselves and q