The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-30
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LDe DdnJO AnQ guitar play ihe w 4sAS'e't =
Mcmillan and Mansfield continues te
evoke at the Falstaff has impellet
the management to retain their ser
vices stin further Many music Low
ers have been unable to secure seats
during the past week. and 1t Is sug
gested that box reservations be made
in advance by those who wish TO hear
4 these clever musicians.
Rev. DonnelIson-Rev. Geo. NJ. Don
nelson. D., D., OF Denver, was guest
of Rev. Carver, Friday. DR.. Donnell'
son addressed meeting of the so
! cieties of the Presbyterian church. Fri
day afternoon
The Uniform Rank of knights OF
Pythias will give a dance and card
party at the Royal Dancing Academy,
corner Washington and Twenty-fourth.
Wednesday night, February 3, 1909
Admission SOC per couple: CSC extra
Ia,ly. The Sir knights will make this
one OF the biggest social events of the
season. Come and spend pleasant
evening =
/, Storms Delay TraIns-Snow, sever
| ely cold weather and bllzzards arc de-
laying Union Pacific train service in
! Nebraska and eastern Wyoming and
I, westbound passenger trains due at
Ogden are from two to six, seven and
! eight hours late. The trouble is on the
| Nebraska and Wyoming divisions en-
| tirely. and no delays are experienced
on the Utah division west OF Rawiins
Snow plows have been to work in
ooI NUvopotpo- during tho
| past twcnty-four hours and every ef-
fort possible is being made to open
ND and keep the main line clear.
Leave your wife a regular income.
by using Lewis Good Coal. phones
t49.
Keeping Close to Schedule.-Trains
from the north and west are arriving
and departing nearly on time. and Rio
Grande trains are also making good
time and arriving at ogden nearly on
schedule.
For the children as we'll as for the
grown people. insist on BIG Butter.
and all will be satisfied =
Storing More Ice-The four large
Ogden yards have been filled TO
completion with nearly 10000 tons OF
ice, and the vacant ground between
the several Ice houses will now be
rooted over and several thousand tons
OF the product shipped from Evanston
will be packed away therein for use
during the early months OF the heated
season. The ice supply for the Union
Depot and passenger trains is being
packed away in the larger Ice house
north OF the passenger depot and,
when all is completed nearly thirty
thousand tons of excellent ice will he
ready for use during the coming sum
mer months.
WANTED-A good woman for gen.
housework, must be good cook; wages
$50. Address Postmaster, Carter, wy
oming. =
Completing Ice Houses-Foreman
A, E, Eastman Of Engineer Campbell's
staff returned this morning from Car
lin. where he has had force of men
at work for the past three months con-
structing dam across the Humboldt
river and making other Southern Pa
| cifc improvements. To a reporter,
Foreman Eastman said the work would
be completed Wednesday, next at Car
lin and that his force would be brought
| TO Ogden the following day and put
| 10 work wherever the men were need
| ed. He added that fine Ice crop was
now being formed at Carlin
Rock Springs, Kemmerer, Castle
Gate, Anthracite and Coke. NJ. L.
| Jones Coal Co.
Inspected Local Shope-J. c. Sands.
connected with the motive power de-
/ partment OF the Southern Pacific com
pany at Houston Texas. was visitor
at railroad headquarters today and In
spected the Southern Pacific machine
shop plant at Ogden.
| Chase & Sandborn's famous Cot
fees from Csc to 4oc per h.. and there
is none better. 50-lb, cans put up es-
pecially for cafe and restaurant trade,
j. S. Carver G. Sons Co.
Chief Clerks to Confer-Chief Clerk
Robt Reynolds of Superintendent
Manson's Office left this morning for
Salt Lake to attend meeting OF chief
clerks Of the various Hartman lines
centering at Ogden. Matters connect
ed with the performance of their va
rious duties will be discussed and uni
form methods adopted as far as pos
sible
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, s4.oo
az yard; Castle Gate. Clear Creek.
Rock Springs. always on hand. Con
euIpers' Coal Co, A. A. Shaw. Mgr
Phones 4ls.
ST. Joseph's Sewing Society-Ladies
oi st Joseph's Sewing society will
meet with Mrs. r. X Adams. 265!
Lincoln avenue. next Thursday.
Chase & Sandborn's Teas, SOC to roc
per lb and all colors. None so good
as these. Every package guaranteed
j. S. Carver 6 Sons Co.
Prohibition lobby-A meeting was
held in tho mayor office. Friday even
Ing, for the purpose OF considering
ways and means of aiding in obtaining
prohibition legislation. There Is talk
OF sending lobby to Salt Lake to
labor for the passage of the Cannon
bill
The best anthracite coal at John
Farrs. Phone 27. =
Prohibition Petitions-All of the
churches are to circulate prohibition
petitions after services. Sunday.
California fresh vegetables, head
lettuce, radishes, celery. cauliflower.
etc, and they are the finest. j. S.