The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17

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| came here fully prepared to land the
convention but he arrived IN the city
a little too late In tho DAY. The Bing-
ham boys were already on the ground
and had their fences built. However.
Mr., Driscoll made a splendid fight for
the coveted prize. but he could not
win against such odds,
If YOU want butter that Is pure.
fresh, and the best there is. ask for
B. & G.. For every effect. there Is a
cause. That's why B. & G. leads the
procession when 1t comes TO the show
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Dr. F w. Baker has returned from
his vacation and resumed his dental
practice. =
Studying Oentistry.-Walter D. Tho
mas. left yesterday for Philadelphia
where he will complete a course this
year In the dental department of the
University of PENNSYLVANIA.
Fall millinery opening Monday and
Tuesday. Sept 90 La Mode Millinery.
500 24th
Rock Springs. Kemmerer. Castle
Gate, Anthracite and Coke. NJ. l.
Jones Coal Co
Home From a Mlsslon.-Ernest l.,
! Dee has returned after filling a mis-
sion in New Zealand. In his travels
he went around the world. visiting
Australia. Ccylon, Palestine. Europe,
and the eastern states.
Millinery opening, Thurs, Fri. and
Sat. Of this week. All Invited. N. L.
spurgeon Millinery Co., 1872 Wash
Ave. =
Mall Your checks.-Bills and sub
scriptions due the Fair Association
should be paid at once. as the money
Is needed to pay the premiums. Mail
your check at once
Held for sauehter.-The pre-.
liminary examination of Constable Da-
wilson at Montcllo resulted In his be.
Ing bound over TO the grand jury for
involuntary manslaughter Justice
Thurston fixed Davidson's bond at s3,-
900, which was Immediately given
During the examination, a photograph
OF Charles Schwendler. the man killed.
was introduced in evidence. The DO
lice Of Milwaukee furnished the pho
tograph with the record of the de.
ceased This record showed that
Schwendler was arrested in Milwau-
kee January 20. 1907, for car burg.
larry and that he was discharged by
the court. His age at that time was
given as l9 years.
WANTEo-eiRLSA AT UTAH CAN.
AND PACIFIC. FOUR CENTS PER
PAIL FOR PEALING.
COAL. celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut. the summer coal. John
Farr. Phone II.
RemodeIine eakery-V. LobeIo is
remodeling his bakery and residence
on Twenty-fifth street. between Lin.
coin and Wall avenue. He will ex
pend $500 on the improvements With
in the next sixty days
Millinery opening, Thurs, FIJI. and
Sat. Of this week. All invited. N. L.
sPurscon Millinery Co.. 1872 Wash
Ave.
STRAYED-From pasture Sept 10
one bay yearling stud. white hind an
kles and star. and one black yearlne
tillv Please inform Z. NJ. Conroy
and get reward
Head of Schools Meet-An interest.
Ing meeting of the superintendcnts
and supervisors of the city schools
was held yesterday afternoon al which
the principal topic for discussion was
the arranging for the teaching OF art,
music and sewing in the schools
w .NTeo-GIRLs AT UTAH CAN
MING FACTORY. ONE BLOCK FROM
STREET CAR LINE. =
STRAIED-From pasture Sept. 10.
one bay yearling stud. white hind an
kles and star. and one black yearling
filly. Please inform E. NJ. Conroy.
and get reward.
A New Attorney.-Judgc ]. C. vii.
lis has taken up the practice of law
IN Ogden and is occupying rooms In
the First National bank building. Mr..
Willis WAS formerly assistant legal
adviser for the Hartman interests un-
der Parley Williams of Salt Lake and
he was in the employ OF the company
for about twelve years.
Anna Hunter has moved her hair
dressing parlors TO 429 25th. near Reed
hotel. We carry hair and art goods.
Ind. phone. 3716-D. Bell 1865. -
Japanese May Die-Oto Odama. the
Japanese roustabout injured by the
travelling crane In the back boiler
shop OF the Southern Pacific plant
Tuesday afternoon, is said TO be In a
critical condition al the general hos.