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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
8
Local items note cloaks and millinery sales, toy displays at Santa HQ, and ticketed nut cake prizes. Updates cover a Home Telephone franchise in Salt Lake City and Logan talks of a possible local newspaper venture, plus many marriage notices, real estate ads, and local trades.
The Benson Stake of Zion holds a monthly priesthood meeting in Lewiston at 10 30 a m on December 1902 with Stake Presidency members Win H Lewis Alma Merrill and B A Hendricks presiding.
The old reliable success Hunting for Hawkins was staged Thursday at the opera house. Tonight the third faree come dy of the week Hello Bill will be the attraction. It is highly recommended as a comedy of more than usual merit.
Under Mortieth Quarum of Seventies auspices Noses Thatcher will speak on the Origin of the Ancient Inhabitants of America. The lecture is open to the public and will begin at 7 30 PM in the assembly room of B Y College next Tuesday evening December Yth.
A list of marriage license applicants including Riverside Y residents E Barrington J Cotterell and John Hansen Newton Alice Barker Denmark Jensen Thatcher Lydia Keller Mink Creek Frank Mitchell Logan Elise Steffenhagen Arthur Link Logan Mary Bennett Logan and others are shown with ages and hometowns in a fragmented rural record.
Miss Nellie Johnson Miss van Liljenquist G Nordberg Mr Py Olson Mr Franis Ryden J M Wilson Mr William A Robert Murdoch P M
An local ad invites patrons to Anderson Prothers' store east of the tithing office for coal, kindling wood, mill stuff and groceries with free delivery to any part.
Readable lines advertise Star Grocery on Center Street highlighting clean fresh groceries and specialty offerings. Unknown date or precise location noted in fragment. The fragment emphasizes a local shop focus and quality products.
The Logan city council met in regular session Wednesday evening with President Robinson presiding. A protest against laying water mains along First West street was received and referred to water works. Thomas Morgan petitioned to lay water mains from the street pipes to his house. The billiards and liquor in the same building motion was not granted. A contract from the Hercules Power Co to furnish 1,032 candle power lights for 3. The contract was agreed to, though councilman Burris dissented over perceived nonperformance. After bills and liquor licenses, the council adjourned.
Oliver Carlson admitted selling liquor to Indians in Judge Hart's court. He was fined $100 and ordered to serve 100 days in the state penitentiary after a warning to reform.
The Beacon Light Society met Tuesday afternoon at the college venue. The program featured Children’s Playthings led by Mrs Lucy C Robinson, Miscellaneous by Mrs Rose Hail, and Life and Works of Browning presented by Miss Rose Homer.
The irregular monthly priesthood meeting of the Hyrum Stake will convene in Hyrum at 1 p m December 6 1902. A full attendance is desired, W C Parkinson, Geo O Pitkin, I C Thoreson.
Star Grocery on Center Street offers clean fresh groceries with a wide selection and everyday low prices. Customers can find produce, dairy, meats, and pantry staples in a convenient neighborhood store.
A lively local show titled The Laughiest Ever lit up Salt Lake City with gleeful humor. Performers delivered quick wit and crowd-pleasing gags, leaving attendees buzzing about the playful spectacle and its memorable lines.
No 8300 curtains 23 yards long 34 inches wide 50c per pair. No 9178 fancy pattern 3 yards long 40 inches wide. No 9240 fine Nottingham 34 yards long 45 inches wide white or ecru only. No 9193 new lace design 3 yards long 50 inches wide only.
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