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Show t I the r tri-weekl- 7 ..woa Ba sket b all tori Ighf tu the B. Y. sore to the patriotic, will be consigned to the cellar, G. gymnasium. new Cletk Farrell will boy - the h, The Star Grocery has the finest flag. line of canned goods to be found in Eph.Yeates was appointed road town. il ' ' supervisor of Millville precinct, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cates fire and Stephen Thurston of Hyde planning a triptotbe Pacific coast, Park precinct" to be made in the near future.., Jno. Monson, an indigent of.Lo-gawas granted a monthly alElder Roy t), Thatcher is at home once more after filling a lowance of $3. was set aside , The sum of $1,300 28 months mission in .Great Brit ns a und for the payment of the tain and . Switzerland. of the connty superintendent ' suit of l s salary The Logan ci.y vs. j of tjje expenses o'f his of- t which in Johansen, jfice and expenses of the board of way for a street. in the beveuth eialu,e.a. . ward is involved, comes up before ,TJudge flart this morning, Big Sales. gtortU this ; Did you see the fine Estey piano At the narris which jnst nrrived and which was werk Several pianos and orgaus , - i . journal; lo3an .utah February y t Fifty Years the Standard - . - n, Notice of Dissolution Notice is hereby given that tha partnership heretofore existing between A. B. Manghan, ljeber Parker and Henry Porter, jn the business known as the City Liver (k., is hereby dissolved. Heiirv Porter has purchased the entire business arid will, collect all out' standing accounts and pay all outstanding indebtedness. JJenry Porter, A. li. Maughan, Her er Parker, Logan',' Utah, Feb. 1 1903. the-righ- - . w ' - Notice l. , - ' Notice is hereby given by of Trustees of the District that a special of the lahdowners of snlfl meeting a Paradise takes Band jeirtnint; Logan Irrigation District, is herefine set of hand instruments, t by called for Wednesday the 11th day of February, "1903, at the hour Cache Stake Priesthood Meeting, of one oclock, p. m. of said day The general Priesthood meeting oFtlieTJonnty Court House in LoUtah. of CVhe stake of Zicn will le held gan City., Cache Coiurty, n 1( Xj0gran tabernacle on Satnr-leg- The subject "of said' meeting to vote on the proposition of abanday Feb 7th at l0 hdock flin : doning further operations of said Joseph Morrell, Irrigation, District and of Isaac Smith, the-Boar- Logan-Irrigati- on ( it s gone. lhe cant keep them. Tue Esteys are sold hs fast as they can arrive. in the Wt, Tr Lewis hay filed-snitrMusic Oof J h f V VVell, cgurt ss i Kent, ti recover 741 al-- 1 MBS Marriage licenses: dissolv-ing.th- Willard Ben Nield, VV.jmaughan, Stake Presidency. 22, and Ada S. Allred, 1G, Ben-jam- iu Vtf. Ilale, 29, and Snsan I. Cazier, 18. all of Star Valley, fluardod . i j ! nted ADVEBTISING RATES. Win. r7iVstanding f ' Evans, JohnQuayle, A. P. Eltasox, Board of Trustees. Richard . Yeatks, See. i t Logan,. Jdti 3isti 1903, e, THE JOURNAL e Thomas Tarbet, L. R.. Martineau, Benson Stake Pnesthocd Meeting. Worlds Fair, S. Govt np-to-dat- same, . The general priesthood meeting Wyoming; Charles Al. Hopkins.37, of the Benson Slake of Zion will of both and Lons E. Wilde, 22, held on Saturday Feb. 7, at 11 be Mink Creek. Honors a.m. in the usual, place, r Doctor Cartwright,- Vm.' Ilf Lewis, U. Chemists with his policy of having all Iliglic Alma Merrill, , . the implements of List profession B. A, Hendricks, has installed one of the PRICE BAKING POWDER CO, CHICAGO Stake Presidency. latest improved gasometers for the administration of gas to his patStockholder's Meeting., , SAJan. 36 rons. Gas is inleed a boon in the Paint City. shop, Notice is heret)jhfclvfr that the extraction of molars of people See Newbolds School Sl:oe. II whose nerves have already beerf annual meetiq of tjife Stockholders ia published every Closing out sale at J "New wrecked by toothache. ,of the Logan;! Hyde , Park and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Morning hold will be Porter had a "had .held in theCaimj (Jtniany Liveryman choice for to Star Go the Grocery Ifth ward meeting at X .runaway on Thursday morning Utah. groeerics. Cache County, Logan City, W a at After Chambermaid jumped Iviesel hotel. Highest st Tosfs be-t- wl to be clue linn for a certain number of hogs that he delivered to the defendants last November. ! Npiice Is Nollfce. . given that a the of members of the Lomeeting ' Fifth gan corporation of of Jesus Christ of a corporation, is hereto be. held and will he- called by jjpjj at the. meeting house owned by said corporation in the Filth Ecclesiastical ward of Logan City in the County of Cache and State of Utah, on Monday tho sixteenth day of February, 1903. at seven oclock p. m. of said day, for the purpose of considering the propriety of anthotiziug and direct a sale, nd if deemed best, to authorize, direct, and consent Jo, the sale and conveyance of theTract of land now owned by the said corporation and described as follows, to wit: liel-eb- y the-Chnrc- h Latter-day-Saint- s, for the hearing the week of Alexander the1,6 able. They. holtcd(ln0I1l t Ule tjirectom and r II Hotel Kiesel. Opneiau at th ll,M !"'d n of the Seert-tnry- , Hectic- - board insertion. at tree thee a and vesirtereil thermometer pole The t Directors for the enstring term Miscellaneous Column, ffce. a word each the owner of Mata aad tenter. below zeio on ihnrsday night. insertion. 2 transaelux- he. rig was wrecked but the aai- - other business Bates .on Display advertisements made at home is .Mister A." that John may pro known on application. rgain alter? spending two weeks iu nilJ escape ipjnn. AdTertisemonts not accompanied by writ- Salt Lake explaining tin money- Iloffer The marrihge'of Bill ten directions will be inserted until for- making possibilities of Chiapas occurred .nuj jjss Mary Charles, bidden, and charged accordingly. rubber. at the residence of" the ladys par- SUBSCRIPTION RATES. lx mentioning the choir sociable cuts on Wednesday evening, Beginning at the northeast cor3 Months One Year 6 Months in our lust issue, we omitted toiBishop Anthon Andersen per-staner of lot six (6) block fiye (J) 75 cts. S3. 00 $1. 50 Lewis was pre- - formed the ceremony, at the conthat Chorister 5 cents. Single copy, plat E Logan City survey, and sented with a handsome silver elusion of which a reception was Cash in Advance. running thence south four and 50 Air. mounted umbrella. tendered the, wedded pair. 100 (4.50) chains, thence west two aud 15 100 (2,15) chains to the The basketball team of the A. and Airs. Hoffpr will maketheir LOCAL POINTS. east bank of the Logan and RichC. commercial department played home here, and as Bill is a big bundle of geniality, streaked with mond canal, thence northeasterly Mrs. W.C. Cates, visited friends a practice game with the B. Y. C. his bride and ft sunshine, very along the east bank of said canal (haaipious, on Thursday evening. vivacious in Logan ill s week. would it lady, young to the south line of eleventh street, The Aggies were beaten by a score Magnificent display of valen- of 57 to I. perhaps he supeitlnous to express then east 85 100 (.85) chains to f tines at Wilkinson and Son. a wish lor their complete happithe place of beginning, containing Tiie Iiyrura opera house orches- ness. one hundred and eight (108) Pres. W. II. Lewis of. the Ben- tra will give a grand ball m the AIr. and Airs. John Bishop, son Stake uas in town yesterday. square rods; aud being situate Kielnm- - Hall, Mendon. next Tues. iu the -- east half of the southeast Ftdi. lOr'i, 1903. New dances entertained at cards on Thursday Basketball at 7:30 p.' m. io-- ! day, five was the quarter of section twenty-seveHigh game will br- introduced. Albert Savage, evening. pight, first game of league schedule. won (27) township twelve (12) nmth by played, and the prizes were Manager. of range (1) east of Salt Lake Airs. C. A. Cummings and Air. E. R. Mu.es jr. of Bmithfield sells Murdock announces Lee Postmaster meridian in Cache Counry, Utah. Baker Painted Barb who at 4j .Thatcher. The consolation that; tomorrow the beginning Dated Logan, Utah, January , cents. trophies went to Addie Jenkins general delivery window will be and Mr. II. J. DeWitt. A delicious twenty-fourth- .' nineteen .hundred No place like the Star Grocery, oprn trom 9 a. in. to 10 a. in. served. and three. Those presCenter St., tor tresb, chon e gro-- Sundays, on account of the new luncheon was ' Alesdames Alessrs and ent were Logan Fifth Corporation of S eeiies and canned goods! tiine card. the Church of Jesus Christ Joseph Hendricks, C. A. Cum1 nr. regular ofiiccrs meeting of mings, A C. Jenkins, Lee Thatcher, The sugar factory (Md agents Saints. of Latter-da- y are busy making contracts for bcts the Cache stake Y. L. M, I. A. II. J. DeWitt, Than Ilaws, Jesse William Hyde, By will lc held iu the tithing office Earl, C. A. Goodwin; Airs. Jacob for the next sugar campaign. Bishopv i i forek Al at this - Prof. C. M. llamsds-prepaiinEarl r Airs rA dd ie Jen n s ; building ssps noon. Prof. Widtsoe A. will J. Lizzie Lena and Edith aad Jenkins, wl leave to for California h he will spend time iu the iuteiest. lecture on our current studies. sand Earl; Messrs Brock, J. A. Smith nil officers and mutual workers are Jr. and J. L. Child. . of his health. especially invited to bo present. The Agri.-utura- l Col'cge an Mary L. Hendrickson, president. BREAD FAMINE IN NEW YORK. lliorities are arranging for a rec.t i in Besides overcoats, bargains to be given on Jan. 14. in thv colNew York, Feb. 5 .There is a , footwear rubber barbed wire, note ot' alarm in the reports receiv ' , . lege chapel by Miss Olivef of Salt i , Lake, Miss R. E. Moeneh and Mrs. cedar posts and shingles, E, R. ed from the' West, nnd especially At the VERMONT DAIRYMENS ASSN MEETING at Miles, Jr., of Smitbfield, will treat Price of Oakland, Cal. from Alinnesota, of the difficulty Rutland, Jan. 6 8, 1903, there were 150 entries and on want in you right anything you bv the to is experienced get shippers Spring coming, which means ihe house or outside of it, in the The Butter Scoring the Highest 98; Points, e one or more new eaipets We way of mens, boys and childrens flour to New. York and other situation grows was made from cream separated by a U. S. Separator, find have great variety and pt so many sails, boots, times, groceries, afnte more each day, and thte different prices that we cannot hardware, farm arid gimlenAools, Won the Grand Sweepstakes and Gold Medal. Mam-th- at M stopjo tell it nil you must meet u I, ami n.a,le harness, the taeeto face. Yours tor carpets and ami harness This birtter hot only scored the highest at this Meeting, but it ' $ br!;"d f?rolne at receixed once the better provide wallpaper. Spaude Furniture Co. . The accomodation train, which facilities for the transportation of A man named G, L. DavH,.vho brings in .the HIGHEST SCORE OF ANY BUTTER AT eajly morning mail flour in was living the Fifth war, was was derailed yesterday morning, ANY. CONVENTION THIS SEASON, . A New Flag. arrested on Wednesday night by just the other side of Logan fiver. , To jmake the best butter, one 'needs the best apparatus. Buy Alarslml Crockett, upon the re- - A rail broke, lettiug the engine on The board of commissioners at a If. S. Separator and proxe it. quest of Sheriff Emery of Salt Lake to the ties, along which it ran for their meeting on Wednesday afCo., who wanted him for forgery.) some distance before being stopped. ternoon", decided to purchase a new iorVestem trade we transfer our Separators from Cliicapo, Minneapolis and Omaha, t Address all letters to Bellows Falla, Vt. The .... prrsouer was placed in jail to; Some of the cars wtre - tipped over flag for the. court-housand the ' . f ! ' avvait the arrival of the Salt Lake and tine or two members of the worn and tattered edition ' H'rite for ca(aljurS , of Old VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls, Vt. officer, who came np on Thursday train crew were slighly bruised but Glorv that has floated from the1 evening s train, and returned with no other damage was dope. The flap-polpf.. the building forsev-- l liia man jesterday morning, mail was delayed several hours. eral years, until it became an eve- - Last Local lines, 20 eta. per line each Insertion. Beading Notices, 10 cts, per line each ,J '77" . i ... . te I n I 1 i -oeloek g Another Great Victory for the U. S. , v sea-Th- g. ' ",lt - -- r : I J J e, 1 , ; e. P . -L |
