The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-25
Blankets, Robes at L X. f.

home at Laketown on Sunday.
MATINEE TODAY from 3 to 5 ..
m. at Electric Theatre. Extra good
program for the week.
p. w. Berntson, foreman OF the
Rexburg Standard, is spending a few
days with relatives In Logan.
Williamson livery and transfer, 30 80
South Main. Hack meets all trains.
Bell phone, 453r; Ind. 212d.
Good wild hay deIiverd in town
for 5000 per ton. Apply to T.
J. Poulter.
Harry James is now soliciting for
the St. Paul Rural Weekly, a Is cent
paper Of good worth, and says he is do
Ing lots OF business.
Miss Kate Johnson, daughter Of
John A. johnson of the Sixth ward,
returned to Salt Lake Sunday after a
months stay In Logan.
Pres Peterson, one OF the live ones
at the A. O. in recent years, Is up
from the B. Y. U. spending the holt.
days with old friends.
fliasOn Sisters have a wonder.
ful variety Of Christmas goods
from which you can easily select
your presents.
The suit OF Ben T. Lloyd against
Moses Thatcher for 5000 alleged to
be due him for Copper Ranch mining
stock was tried In Salt Lake city last
week and verdict rendered in favor
Of Mr.. Thatcher, who claimed he had
paid for his stock. Messrs. Hart and
Nebeker represented Mr.. Thatcher.
Sweaters, Jackets at L. X. F..
AT the Auditorium Monday night q
relay race in which Archie Stoddard,
Raymond and Banty Green were pit.
ted against Leslie Thomas, Wesley
Smith and Floor Manager Peterson,
created intense excitment, The race
was a real beauty, the first named
bunch winning. Banty Green did
some great skating at the time IL was
necessary.
Mrs. Henry Lewis, eldest sister of
John Squires, died in Salt Lake City
last Friday. The deceased was aged
63 years and was the wife OF the late
Henry Lewis, who was bishop of
Georgetown, Bear Lake county, for
thirty years The remains OF Mrs.
Lewis will be buried by the side OF
her husband at the above named
place.
The old Emma mine at Alta has
struck l6-foot vein Of high grade ore,
says Emile Nilsson, its superintendent.
"For the last ten days" says Mr.. Nil
son, 1--WE have been tunneling from
the Bay City tunnel and have grad.
ually uncovered vein 10 feet wide
averaging so per cent lead and 1856 o.
Of silver and $50 In gold to the ton
Work will be pushed as fast as prac.
ticable through the winter, and In the
spring development work on large
scale will be done The old Emma
mine Is now owned and controlled by
l.. II. Martineau and w. NJ. Groes.
beck
Union suits, Garments at l.. X. f.
M. knudson, a tailor of Salt Lake
City but until ten years ago resident
OF Smithfeld, committed suicide Sat-
urday night by taking carbolic acid
He had been on a protracted drinking
spree and IL is presumed that he was
respondent. Knudson was born In
Norway about fifty years ago and was
married 10 that country. He came
from Norway TO Omaha, Neb., and
later moved to Smithtied Something
like ten years ago he went to Salt
Lake and worked up successful busi-
ness as tailor When their father
killed himself the boys Of Knudson
were at a dance. After the dance
they escorted their girls to their
homes and the boys did not learn OF
the death OF their father until after
his body had been taken in charge by
the undertaken.