The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-12
CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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William Zemp, of the Fifth ward,
left for Wyoming yesterday.
Suits and overcoats one half price at
Newbolds. Come right along.
Lorenzo, son Of Thomas Smart, broke
an arm last Saturday through load
OF hay tipping over upon him.
For Sale Household goods, furni.
ture, stoves, etc, at a bargain If taken
promptly. 81 n. Second West.
The 10Th quorum of seventy will
meet in the Sixth ward meeting
house tomorrow Sunday at 4.l5 pm.
To Rent--HIousc of rooms, barn.
fine garden and lawn. Apply at 1863
n. Second West.
Andrew Goldman, who came from
Cardston to spend the holidays with
relatives in Providence, returned home
yesterday.
Gustave and Ole Nielsen returned to
Canada yesterday morning They
have been with their relatives at Mill.
vile the past two weeks.
Most all OF the blacksmith shops in
this city are busy repairing sleds and
sleighs. People are anxious to enjoy
good sleighing which we now have in
the county
Since the old Palace Cafe has been
repapercd and rearranged in a general
way II appears TO marked advantage.
II looks clean, pleasant all round and
thoroughly inviting. J. G. Garvin is
now running the place.
From recent letters received from
Alberta it is learned that they are
having severe winter there. Snow
Is ten inches deep, and the thermom-
eter has been - degrees below zero.
Many stockmen will suffer seriously If
a sudden change does not come
Builds up waste tissue, promotes APP
petite, improves digestion induces re-
freshing sleep, gives renewed strength
and health. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Cy f. Napier.
The "First National Bank" calen.
dars, just out, are very attractive
cards, l5x20, bearing reproduction of
the THE Christening" the charming
and altogether famous painting by J.
l.. G Faris. This Is one of best of the
many excellent calendars out this year.
A large stock of ladies, gents and
misses felt shoes and slippers, also
gents and boys fleeced lined under.
wear, is now being closed out regard
less OF cost, at Andreas Peterson's.
Some of the employees of the Lewis
ton sugar factory returned to their
homes in Logan Thursday morning.
The factory is now idle for the need OF
beets There are about 10000 tons
stacked in Box Elder county to be
worked up at Lewiston, but they can
not be moved for ten days.
Wanted-One hundred head OF
horses and cattle to feed. will care
for them until next May. Horses 50
per head; cattle $3.50. | have a most
excellent summer range If parties de.
sire to leave their stock with me. Ad.
dress Magnus Holm, Weston, Idaho.
Also inquire of f. Turner at this office.
| Reserve Supervisor John Squres
says that until March 10 he will re.
ceive applications for the pasturage OF
horses, cattle and sheep on the Bear
Lake reserve, He will be glad to fur.
nish any desired information as To
rates, etc, II addressed or called upon
at his office In the Commercial block.
Funeral services were held ON We'd
nesday at i p. m. at the residence OF
John Montrose, over the remains OF
their little four months old babe.
There was large gathering Of sympa-
thizing friends and relatives. Excel
lent music was rendered by the
Seventh ward choir. The speakers
were Heber Carlisle, Fred Turner,
Wesley Jacques, John II Anderson,
William II. Brown and Bishop q. j.
Larsen.
At the Thatcher pavilion Wednes.
day evening "the Petersons" did roller
skating stunts that called forth hearth
est applause from the hundreds at the
big rink, and made many of the ANA.
teurs long for the time when they,
too, might be able to excite the same
admiration. THE Petersons are
known as "fancy skaters" doing none
OF the acrobatic work usually INDUCED
in by the "profesh." They skated,
cut figures, waltzed and the like. The
crowd appreciated tnem 10 the limit,
and look forward with pleasant antici.