The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-14

Mayor Jas. J. Meikle, OF Smil hfield,
was Logan visitor yesterday.
Bishop Lorin Merrill and Counsellor
a G. Lundstrom went to Salt Lake
yesterday.
A large quantity OF goods are daily
arriving at the Golden Rule store,
which will be opened in the near fu-
ture
The building permits Ia Salt Lake
city during February, 1908, exceeds
those in the corresponding month Of
last year.
A gentleman recently from Butte,
Mont, says that since the mines are
opening up tho town is assuming Its
former push and that within sixty
days 1t is likely to be better than
ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harry, OF
Smithield, we're In Logan yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Is publisher of the Smith.
field Sentinel, is getting out very
creditable sheet, and says ne Is pros
pering nicely.
l. : Daines, manager OF the b. Y.
{ Opera Co., went TO Brigham Fri
6v TO arrange for a presentation OF
"Princess Ida" there Monday even
Ing On Wednesday evening the opera
Will be given at Richmond. Both OF
these towns are particularly fortunate
In securing this company.
Otto Gunther, who Is now located
at the fremont hotel, desires work of
any kind. He has just come to Log
an, is badly In need OF work and will
appreciate any kind OF job, great or
small Telephone him there or call on
him he needs it--and this means you
II yOu have any work you want done
The Dunbar Robinson Coz tin
can" shoe sale ends today The idea,
ADD the countless tin cans scattered
DER the city. attracted no little atten.
ton, with the result that many PEG.
pie are well shod now at a reduced
price. The big bull dog is still In the
window and while he Is there the
chance is still yours.
Hon. Aqu,lia Nebeker Is over from
the Bear Lake country talking poll.
tics, and everything else, In his usually
strenuous way. Quill came especially
to deliver to the butchers here good.
sized portion OF the Bear Lake mon.
ster, captured near his ranch q short
time ago. Properly cured these mon
sters are as good as chicken, and cost
less the meat markets.
The Chicago Symphony orchestra,
an aggregation Of sixty instrumental.
lists and several prominent vocal solo.
lists, is advertised as coming to Logan
April B. 1t Is said to be backed by
some OF the organizations of the Cache
stake and comes under the manage
ment OF Joseph M. Smith. The Or
chestra will give two performances Ia
the tabernacle, as we understand 1t.
This will be the greatest musical
event in the history Of Logan.
The relay race at the Auditorium
Wednesday night was won by Lawrence
Kimball. The first mile was raced by
Ivan Danielsen and Cling Curtis, the
latter winning. The second mile was
between George Green and Archie
Stoddard, the last named winning.
The third and last struggle came be.
tween Kimball and Owen Smith, the
former winning. 1t Is said that there
will be some big races by foreign talent
befor. long. Tonight Kimball and
Smith will race.
Joseph A Smith Jr., OF Providence,
who has been directing the Auditor
ium band during the past few months,
has agreements from the greater por-
ton Of the Logan city band and Others
OF the first.class band men OF the city
and in few days expects to perfect
an organization. Joe says Logan city
needs good band and his plan is to
give us one. That he has the ability
to direct, as we'll as play to perfection.
no one will dispute and here's hoping
that there will be no hitch that will
keep the city out OF tirst.class band
this summer.
Tneo. r Wambold, representing
the Underwood Travel System" is
in Logan. This system is matter Of
stcroscoplc views and descriptive lit
erature OF highest excellence, and Is
PROFESSIONALLY worthy OF anyone's
consideration. The views are arranged
Ia so.called tours" covering par.
Iicular country or section and are very
superior. Mr. Wambold is a man of
pleasant address aud wide experience,
one by-the.way, who is In favor OF con.
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