The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-19
CIoaks! CIoaks! Cl0aks! furs!
furs! FurS! Where? At EliasOn's.

For Sale--10-rUom brick residence
good brick barn; inquire Mrs. Miner
1877 East Center.
For Sale-Span gray horses; gentle
well matched, good work team ,goot
drivers, single or double; price SITS 90
Campbell Commercial Co.
Mrs, John Perry came from Perry,
Idaho, to attend the funeral Of her
aunt. Mrs Phillips, which was held
yesterday.
The Logan Temple will continue to
be closed for some time, pending the
installation OF new machinery that is
being placed for heating purposes.
We are now In our new store on the
corner OF main and Harris Avenue.
II trade is not satisfactory we are apt
to ring the old fire bell. HARRIS MU.
SIC Co.
The very finest up.to.date
Cloaks at Eliason's.
Owing to the scarcity Of cars the
Logan sugar factory started yester.
day morning TO pile beets at Wells.
vile, Hyde Park and Smithfield depots.
w. ]. Lynch, president Of the Utah
State Land Board, and w. n. THAN
we're in Paradise canyon Thursday
inspecting state lands that are for
sale.
Dan Fl. Vaughan, Of Wellsville, ran
a pitchfork into his hand yesterday
morning and had to come to Logan to
have the injured member fixed up
properly.
Jos. A. Smith Jr leaves for Chicago
on Monday to do postgraduate work
at the Chicago Musical College. He
expects to be gone through the winter
and probably longer.
Wallace Munro, manager Of Louis
James, Is in the city arranging for
his stars appearance at the opera
house Monday night, October 2Sth, In
"The Comedy Of Errors" Mr.. James
has always been a favorite here, and
his coming is therefore heralded with
pleasure.
There will be two services at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday at II
q. m. and 1880 p. m. Rev. Charles NJ.
Fitzpatrick will preach at the morning
hour. The G. e. Society meets at !
O'Clock and the Sunday School at 1915
p. m. The public has q cordial vel.
come,
j. w. Matkin, a young man Of Hyde
Park. was in Logan Wednesday.
Young men are not given to keeping
receipts, as a rule, but Mr.. Matkin Is
one Of the exceptions, and not long
ago came out ahead just exactly Sl2.
The Republican man up to 1906 failed
to keep receipts and the year before
paid three poll taxes.
The securing Of q water power 10
Blacksmith Fork canyon by David
Eccles is viewed as being significant
by some people. He now owns the
interest In the High Creek
Light & Power Co., which places him
In excellent shape to run an inter.ur.
ban line along the east side OF the val
ley.
Isaac Jorgenson, manager OF the
Weston mills, was In Logan Thurs.
Jay. During the past week he has
fifteen cars OF as fine wheat
IS was ever raised In the valley, most
If it going west. 72c loose and TIC
sacked is the price paid. Mr.. Jorgen-
,on says that there is a great scarcity
If lucerne seed, practically none OF IL
10 be found aLy place. This Is par
,ially due to the ravages OF grasshop-
,ers, but due more to the extra damp
season, the lucerne falling 10 60 TO
seed. The big elevator at the Wes-
on mills Is now nearing csmpletion
md will be ready for use In two or
three weeks, This is said to be the
largest and best constructed elevator
In the county. 1t will hold $4,000
bushels and the basement Is OF &C.
ment, Mr. Jorgensen reports the
farmers of his vicinity prosperous and
happy In the expectations for next
year
Rev. Martin Thomas, Robert Nor
ton, and Fred MeIssner, of Logan, rep
resenting Corrinne Lodge No. 5. f. u
A. NJ, went TO Pocatello Wednesday
to be present at the presentation OF
the masonic Silver Trowel" to Port
neuf Lodge that night. They say the
and reception program
was very elaborate and thoroughly
ENJOYABLE. The affair wound up with
n BANQUET extraordinary. The Mason