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Show LOCAL BRIEFS lion. Moses Thatcher caiue up from Salt Lake Thursday. V. A . Uossiter came to Logan Thursday on a brief business isit. Jos. (Mark of Ogden was a Logan visitor yesterday. Mr. McAllister, reprover ting one of the largest houses of tho east, will Genial Bishop W. II.Maughan was in town Thursday. The attendance at each of the great colleges is hovering near the 501 murk, and growing daily. The prosHcts an extrem-dbright for a remarkably successful educational year. This full lias lsen one of the Ladies and Childrens Coats, Jackets and Gapes, Wool Shawls and Blankets and many other Goods. dryest ever experienced in Cache Valley. Farmers every where Now is time to Bargains are praying for a good soaking rain. Plowing for fall grain is up hill work witli the present state of the ground. Sample sale at J. H Anderson s Oct. 11. Tablets ar.d school supplies at k the Star Grocery, Center street. Good li '.oleum only $1. a jd. at Logan Dry Goods Co. Misses school shoes price JO cents at City Shoe Store. Oysters, fruits and candies at tho Star Grocery, Center street. Do not fail to see Adv. of Logan Dry Goods Co in this issue. Childrens Union Suits com mencing at 25c a suit. C. K W Clean freih groceries at the Star Grocery, Center street. See the carpets at Logan Dry Goods Co. before buying elsewhere. 'The New Corn Cure, Money back if not satisfactory, sold by City Shoe Store. A large line of shirts and Drawers going to be sold out at cost. u Cache Knitting Works. TfC Mens heavy fleece lined drawers an 1 shirts at 1.00 a suit. Cache Knitting Works. Wanted Girl to do general house work. Apply to Sirs. H. Bulleu, Jr. Special lot of Drew Selby shoes were price ! 3.50 and $4, Choice 2 pr. Logan Dry Goods Co. Umbrellas and parasols repaired t J. C. Nielsons Bicycle shop, First North street. Just received, an elegant line of table linens and napkins, all prices nt Eliason Sisters. Open up Hislinc of Samplesat J.K. Andersons Store 1 Magazines, daily ?:q e: s, and novels at the ter street. Sar grocery, Cen- Politics is bringing a good many stalwarts to town tlm days. Remember the fact, we are headquarters for YVhittemorcs Shoe Polish, City Shoe Store. Prest. Wm Parkinson is back from Conference, lie reports an unusually enjoyable time. Hon. A. A. Imw from Paradise, and C. F. Olson from are in town. Mrs. W. II. Tuttle of Colorado Springs is visiting with Mrs M. C. Larson and other friends of this city. The tabernacle choir will held ht at s a special practice Oclock. The presence of all members is requested. Supervisor Holt took up the old wooden box and laid down an earthen drain pipe over the ditch crossing Maui St. on 1st South, Hy-l'ui- u to-nig- this week, Ogden has been selected as the place of meeting of Natural Irrigation congivss next year, and E. F. Holmes has lava elec- ted president. Ileber Parker of WelUville was seen on the streets of Logan Wednesday. Heber is not doing much in politics but will be heard from in the convenii m today. Hyrum J. Fredrick of Providence left Thursday for Ames. Iowa, to attend College there, lie will taken course in veterinary surgery. He expects to com- plete the course in three years. We wish him success. One of the principal crops in Cache Co is its alfalfa seed. This year there will be from 2." to 30 cars shipped from the Valley, worth, at the present price being paid the farmers, about $2,000 per car. Peter Nielson of College was in town Wednesday and he reports that every body are up to their eyes in work in and about College Heets are being rushed in by the thousands during the fine weather, and fall plowing is going on as rapidly a poss.bie The Agricultural college football team will play Fort Douglas team in this citv today at 3:30 p. m. Both teams are in good condition and a first class contest is predicted. The A. C. and Na- tional Guard teams will play in gait Lake on Oct. lHth, and the A. C. will lock horns in this city on N'V. 15th with the University Squ d This will be tho great game of the year. Messrs. T. H. and K. U. Smith of Logan, Utah, outstripdraft-horsped all competitors in the breeds at the State Fair last week. These gentlemen now rank as the leading breeders of Porcheron horses in Utah and will doubt:ess develop into the Dunhams of the country. I hey have put money and brain into the business, and have made a signal success of draft horse breeding. The Messrs. Smith are doing a great work for Cache valley and for Utah, and their efforts are ap-p- i eciated. Tribune Farmer. A large number of relatives and friends of the contrac ing parties gathered at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson of Greenville last Wednesday evening to do honor to the marriage of their daughter, Imogene, to Mr. Orion Follettof Hyde Park, the ceremony being performed in Logan temple that day. A sumptuous repast was served, and the party enjoyed music and other pastimes. Th? couple beaiu their wedded life under 1. inl.ly favorable auspices, and join with their legion of lYiH.ii' in wishing them every , j ii os and prosperity. o inter-mountai- On Oct. 14th, and they will be sold at COST. the get Newest and latest designs in Carpets are found here and prices LOGftN DRY GOODS GO 1 shirts Boy's heavy fleece-lineand drawers .t GOe per pair. Cache Knitting Works. d Garments in all weights of cot-toar.d wool. Trices commencing at $1.00. Cache Knitting Works. A great variety of cotton blankets, also Utah wool blankets. Cache Knitting Works. n PREPARE Before you buy your fall and winter clothing, hats and shoes, cah oil J. Newbold. Be has some bargains in his line of goods. Homemade quilts lined with wool, KUienor t j the down quilts and mu"h cheaper. Cache Knitting Works. Go io John H. Anderson for mens irdies and children s shoes. District, 70 every pair warranted. 1 lot Drew Selby slices, were 3.u0 and 4. 00. Only a fev i f a kind but while they last clu ice only 2.uo pr. Logan Drv ( i ods WINTER And the best way to do this is to buy a complete outit of nice warm comfortable winter clothing from our establishment. Mens and boys Clothing, Overcoats and Underwear. Womens and Misses Skirts, Coats, Furs, Underwear, etc. All new stock and prices the low est. Co. We have just received another large shipment of the wonderful J. S Nelson it Son Shoes for gentlemen. They are winners, because they tit web, wear good, suit your purse, ar.d look nice. They are made by a reliable house, every pair warranted and sold at City Shoe Store." Buy your pianos and organs of George 11. lliomas, Smithfield. He carries the Conover, Kingsbury. Cable and A. B. Chase pianos and Chicago Cottage or- gans. Ladies and Gentlemen, when ever you intend to purchase Shoes mid Rubber Goods please call at the Exclusive Shoo Store, by the First National Bank, Mnin Street, whore you will find a complete stock of the finest and best footwear. Small Profit and ihiok Re: urns is my motto. Von will also find the Shoe Re- pairing first class Andreas lVteisun. 8 I |