The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-13
cITySAND COUNTY
Items Of latefest About
People and Events.
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Joseph Tarbet ST.. went to Pocatello
Monday on business.
We cell the Earth ana Loan money
% It. II. A. Petersen b Co.
j. z. Stewart Jr., attorney, went to
Blackfoot Monday on legal business.
Band Concert and Roller Skating at
the Auditorium tonight. Afternoon
session 2:3O to $50.
| W. w. Woodside left for Portland
Monday, being assigned to do auditing
work for the o. r. & N. Co. the next
six weeks.
The Fonnesbeck Knitting Works
has an immense stock Of underwear
on hand which is worth your atten.
tion before you buy.
Hyrum Hatch, the sheep man, re.
Gently sold $500 spring lambs at Soda
Springs, for "a SO per head. He went
north Monday to make the delivery.
Your wish for better underwear
has come true In the munSin&.
CampbeIl's.
w. W, Woodside is authority for
the statement that ten boxes OF fine
Payette apples expressed 10 Chicago
as samples were auctioned of and
brought el2 per box.
Is per cent on on all High Grade
suits and overcoats for men and boys,
(for cash only. We have too many
and they must be moved. Dunbar,
Robinson & Co.
j. P. Riley, proprietor OF the Ores.
cent creamery In this city, came from
Butte Saturday. He expresses him.
self as being highly satisfied with his
business In this locality.
First.class winter apples for sale
Jonathan, Winesaps, Winter.pear.
main, Neverfail and others. Inquire
OF Thomas Stirland, Bell phone 377k,
or leave orders at The Flower Store.
In one Of our previous issues we
stated that E. B. Lindquist, the
painter at Smithfeld, thought OF
moving to Idaho. This is a mistake,
as the gentleman says Smithneld is
good enough for him.
The Cash Millinery store, east
OF Thatcher's bank. twenty-five
per cent discount.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Goodwin,
now located at Fresno, California, left
there on the 10th, for Logan, and will
spend the time In this city until after
the holidays. They will be with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. P. jacob
sen.
i Logan Brass Band at the rink to.
night. Ladies free. Instructions and
assistance given at every afternoon
session. We can teach you to skate II
you can walk. You ought to skate;
1t Is fine sport, perfect pleasure, and
very healthful exercise. Try 1t.
"Strongheart," at the opera house
Friday night, was undoubtedly very
satisfactory, though the enjoyment
Of the production was marred by the
unavoidably late hour at which the
performance was begun. The com.
pany failed to arrive in the city until
after eight O'Clock and as it required
two hours to get tn: stage settings
from the station and In place, it was
10 O'Clock before the first curtain was
rung down; we say down" instead OF
"up" for the reason that during the
setting Of the stage for each act the
curtain was raised in order that the
waiting audience might see tor itself
the method OF handling scenery and
stage properties. This was quite an
original idea and as a novelty was
equal to the task of keeping the large
audience fairly interested and In a
very good humor. The production It,
self is what one might expect after
having seen "The College Widow" or
"At Yale" though it can hardly be
said that "Strongheart" is the equal
OF either. Still there was an enjoy.
able college air about the production
and sufficient good sound sentiment
to make the play above the average.
The audience appreciated the pre-
sentation and offered hearty applause
occasionally. "Strongheart's" work
In detailing to an injured comrade
the movements OF his football team.
which he could view from the door
way of the dressing rooms. was ex-
ceedingly effective.
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