The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-03
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II Eliason's.
Wanted-A lady to do silk crochet /,
work at the Cache Knitting Works
DR.. w. B. Parkinson, surgeon and |
physician. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Glasses scientifically fitted.
Mrs. J. c. Allen returned Thursday
evening from o two.weeks' visit with |
her sister, Mrs. J. M. Anderson at
Morgan.
Found, in Blacksmith Fork canyon,
a fine fishing tackle book. Pay for
the advertisement, prove property and |
receive 1t.
Lost-Small roam mare weight about
$50 pounds, branded HIM on left
shoulder and A on right hip. Finder
will be rewarded BY p. o. Hansen.
Bell phone l73b.
Bargains In Suits, Hats, Goats
and a new line. Of Dress Goods at
Eliason's.
FOund-A small black dog In Logan
canyon, evidently a house pet. Call
at this Office, pay for ad. and receive
the dog.
The city teachers class In German
began yesterday afternoon at the
Woodruff. This class will be kept up
throughout the winter months under
the able direction Of Prof. F. R. Ar.
mold OF the U. A. C. faculty.
Bishop j. c. Larsen OF Cove has been
a Logan visitor this week. He re.
turned home Yesterday to finish plant.
ing his fall grain. The bishop says
that there is considerable threshing
IN the northern part OF the valley to
be done yet.
Supt. McCarrey Of the county schools
has been making visit to the various
school districts In the northern part
Of the county the past few days. He
finds the schools visited all IN first
class condition and doing excellent
work.
We have Just received a large
shipment Of table linen, round
thread, the kind that doesn't 9e1
rough through Iaundrine and nap.
kins TO match. James Quayle &
Company.
. Commissioner Godfrey and the sur.
vey party that went to Richmond the
early part OF the week to survey the
new Trenton. Richmond road have re.
turned. The lines we're laid out be.
tween Richmond and the meridian
line. This work will be resumed after
October 10.
G. Z. Dunston. forest assistant at
the Washington office, has been on
the Cache forest for the past fifteen
days looking over timber sales. He
came here from the Pocatello forest
and before leaving he with Supervisor
w. w. Clark will make an inspection
OF the forest near Soda Springs.
One lot Suits $3.50, one LOT
Skirts half price, at EIiason Sisters.
Funeral services we're held In the
Third ward meeting house on Wednes-
day over the remains Of Andrew Ell.
ason. Those who spoke consoling
words to the bereft family were Rich
ard Yeates, William Watterson, Rich.
ard Yeates Jr., Hugh Roberts, James
Quayle, John II. Anderson, Heber @,
Vaughan, A. f Cranney, Jas. Quayle
Jr., John Everton and Bishop William
Evans
A new postal rate went into effect
October /. Commencing with that
date all letters mailed 10 the United
States, addressed for delivery at any
place in the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland, shall be two cents
an ounce or fraction OF an ounce.
This new rate established by the post
Office department does not apply to
any other foreign country outside OF
those above named, but to the above
countries the postage rate Is the same
as the domestic rate.
The business men OF Nebraska have
established a yearly local holiday for
themselves which lasts one week. 1t
is somewhat unique or odd In name
as 1t is called ak.sar-ben day (Nebras-
ka backWards.) These celebrations
have been held for the past fifteen
years. 1t is said to be great draw
ing card, Hans Otte, Of Montpelier,
was there during the festivities OF
this year ard states that 1t was one OF
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