The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-25
New Shirt Waists just
arrived at Logan Dry
Goods Co.

GOODS GO.
John Leishman Jr., a resident Of
Wellsville, died at his home Monday
morning at the age of IS years. He
had been afflicted for some time, but
his death was due to typhoid. Mr..
Leishman was a very highly respected
citizen Of Wellsville, having lived
there since 1860,
From our extensive and well chosen |
stock Of carpets and wallpaper we are
able to suit all We lead! Lundstrum
Furniture and Carpet Co.
The Pittsburg Perfect makes very
nice front fence. For samples see the |
one built by Matt Shaw opposite the
Benson school. See Everton e. Sons |
ad elsewhere in this issue
Robert Murdoch Jr has another to
help him wear out that seven-horse-
power automobilious he drives about
the streets. The little angel came
on Sunday. 1t might be men,
toned that Mrs. Murdoch is con-
cerned in this event, and that all are
happy. Is IL boy orgirl? OF course
it Is but isn't it designated as an
angel.
For sale-A first.class mercantile
business in Garland, including build
ings, ground and good fresh stock of
general merchandise. The best loca-
ton in the city. Address Il, =. q.
box A., Garland, Utah.
On account Of the quarterly confer
ence being held the first Saturday in
May, the officers meeting of the Y, l..
M. i. A. Of Cache stake will be held
one week earlier, April %, in the east
basement room of the tabernacle at
10 O'Clock. All officers are requested
to be present and as many members as
desire to attend will be welcome.
Mary S. Hendrickson, Martha W.
Carlisle Maggie Smith.
All smart up.to.date women OTTO
day
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
play; l,.
Without these talents wife is n.
G..
Unless she takes Rocky mountain Tea.
c. f. Napier.
An effort will be made TO get some
Lucky Star ore TO the Salt Lake
smelters within the quickest time
possible 1t is said that there is three
or four car loads OF ore down now, and
a great quantity is in sight. This
must be wheeled to the light, and
then sorted. A dugway has yet to be
built and this will take little time.
The management proposes to push the
work as rapidly as they can, but there
is the unfortunate lack of money for
development purposes. a team has
been purchased for use about the
prospect and in hauling supplies. The
force OF men is TO be increased.
You owe it to your dead relative to
erect a suitable monument at the
head Of his grave. The Cache Valley
Marble q Granite Co. has five car
loads of fine stones just in and from
this you can select good monument
for any amount of money you have to
spare for this purpose. II you want
the stone up By Decoration day put in
your order now.
John Montrose and Harry Brown
tell a weird tale Of antics cut by The
wind in the Smithtield cemetery Mon
day. The wind cut such capers down
here that lady pedestrians rushed
home TO put a twenty-pound weight
on the bottom Of their skirts, but up
there while Harry was cutting an in
scription on a tombstone the wind
blew the letters of as fast as he made
them. When the wind laid slightly
he managed to cut the inscription all
right but the wind was blowing so
hard that the letters were reversed.
The boys will have TO put that tomb
stone wrong end up or teach the visit
ors to the cemetery to stand on their
heads as they view the inscription,
Harry insists that as they were re-
turning to Logan in the face Of that
wind he saw dog blown wrong side out
and when the pair arrived in Logan,
Mr.. Montrose found that he had lost
a fine leather coat that he was wear
ing-it blew right of his back and he