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Show LOCAL NEWS. I Major Jus. . I. Mclklc, of Smllhllcld, wis a Logan visitor yesterday. IHsliop Lorln Merrill and Counsellor, A O. Lundstrom went to Salt Lake jesterday. I A large quanlty of goods are dally bi living at the Golden Rule store, which will be opened in the near future fu-ture , The building permits In Salt Lake iiiy during February, 1003, exceeds those In the corresponding month of last year. , 1 & 1 A gentleman recently from Butte, Mont., says that sloco the mines are opening up tho town is assuming Its former push and that within sixty days it Is likely to be better than over. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harry, of Smlthfleld, were In Logan yesterday. Mr. Harry is publisher of tho Smith-field Smith-field Sentinel, Is getting out a very creditable sheet, and says he Is prospering pros-pering nicely. , 1, S 1 mines, manager of the It. Y, C Opera Co., went to Hrlgham Frit d it-to arrange for a presentation of ''Princess Ida" there Monday even-hit: even-hit: on Wednesday evening the opera will be given at Richmond, llotli of these towns aie particularly fortunate In securing this company. OttoGunthcr, who is now located at the Trcmont hotel, desires work of any kind. Ho has Just come to Logan, Log-an, Is badlv in need of work and will appreciate nny kind of a job, great or small Telephone him there or call on him he needs It and this means you if jou have any work )ou want done. The Dunbar-Kobitmoii Co.'s ''tin can" shoe sale ends today The Idea, aod the countless tin cans scattered o'er theclti, attracted no little attention, atten-tion, with the result thai many people peo-ple are well shod now at a reduced price. The big bull dog is still In the window and while he Is there the chance N still jours. lion. Aquilla Xobcker Is over from the Bear Lake country talking politics, poli-tics, and everything clie.ln his usually strenuous way. 'Qull came' especially to deliver to the butchers here a good-sized good-sized portion of the Bear Lako monster, mon-ster, captured near his ranch a short time ago. Properly cured these monsters mon-sters are as good as chicken, and cost less a t the meat markets. The Chicago Symphony orchestra, an aggregation of sixty Instrumentalists Instrumental-ists and several prominent vocal soloists, solo-ists, Is advertised as coming to Logan April 3. It Is said to bo backed by some of the organizations of the Cache stako and comes under the management manage-ment of Joseph M. Smith. The or chestra will give two performances in the tabernacle, as we understand it. This will be the greatest musical event In the history of Logan. The relay raco at the Auditorium Wednesday night was won byLawrcnce Kimball. The tlrst mile was raced by Ivan Danlelsen 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 between be-tween Kimball and Owen Smith, the former winning. It is said that there will bo soma big races by foreign talent beforj long. Tonight Kimball and Smith will race. Joseph A Smith Jr , of Providence, who has been directing the Auditorium Auditor-ium band during the past few months, has agreements from the greater portion por-tion of the Logan city band and others of tho first-class band men of the city and In a few days expects to perfect an organization. Joe says Logan city needs a good band and Ills plan is to give us one. That he has the ability to direct, as well as play to perfection, no one will dispute and here's hoping that there will be no hitch that will keep tho city out of n first-class band this summer ' Tneo. R Wumbold, representing the "Underwood Travel System," is hi Logan. This system Is a matter of steroscopic views and descriptive ltt-ciaiuro ltt-ciaiuro of highest excellence, and l unquestionably worthy of anyone's consideration. The views aro arranged In so-called "tours," covering a par-1 par-1 icular country or section and aro very superior. Mr. Wambold Is a man of pleasant address and wldo experience, one by-the-way, who is In favor of consolidation con-solidation of county school districts unywliere and everywhere. Carl Lechtenberg, of Logan liftcen years ago, has returned to stay indefinitely. indefi-nitely. Ho will undertake to organ-Iz9 organ-Iz9 a Juvenile band under the patronage patron-age of Judge Pedersen and the Juvenile Juven-ile court of this city, and ..will also proceed pro-ceed to build up a Logan City band. Mr, Lechtenberg Is a cornctlst of recognized re-cognized ability and will probably be remembered by most as ono of the members of Logan's tine band of years ago. Ho speaks qulto enthusiastically enthusiastical-ly of the work in hand and there seems little doubt that ho will have two band3 going here In a fairly short time. t I IrT WWW M Good-sized young Pigs for sale. Rybers, 65 W. 4th. South.s John Howell, ex-sheriff of Salt Lake county, was In Logan yesterday on business. President Alma 'Merrill, of tho Benson Ben-son sluke, was down from Richmond estorday. I. M. Ulckmore, of Paradise, was In Lotran yesterday on bdsiness connected connect-ed with the Sunnyslde Mining Co. Secretary II Bullcn Jr., Of the B. V C, accompanied tho Crimsons to Ogdcn Friday to 'arrange for trans-portal trans-portal ion on the trip cast. The regular meeting of the Daughters Daught-ers of tho Pioneers has been postponed until March 23, at the usual hour and place. This change is necessray on account of the Relief Society's Annual An-nual falling on the date of the pioneer meeting. Go to John H.Anderson for Men's Ladies and Children's shoes. Special Sale. The stockholders of the Logan Mining Min-ing Co. held a special meeting In this city Wednesday and rescinded the action ac-tion of former directors in voting themselves certain salaries and moneys mon-eys for services claimed to have been performed. It was also decided to levy an assessment and go to work on the property, Mineral Point, just as soon as possible. There is a scrap on here, the details of which the papers prefer to leave for private discussion. "Forty-five" Minutes from Broadway," Broad-way," at the Thatcher opera house Tuesday evening, was a pretty fair show. Scott Welch with his slang, and Francis Gordon as "Plain Mary" caught the favor of the audience and both were compelled to respond to frequent encores of musical numbers in which they were the principals. There was a fair plot and though some stiffness stiff-ness In the labeled puns, the vim and vigor of the company carried the comedy to success.-A. fairly large audience was present. |
