The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-31

L
cording 10 an announcement made at
the latter company's Office yesterday
Mcdonald succeeds c. b. SeaGer,
whose appointment as general audi
tor of the Hartman system with
headquarters at Omaha was announc-
ed several days ago,
Tickets Tomorrow-Over 200 peo-
pie called the other day at the Stand
ard, between and 10 O'Clock, to get
the free tickets TO the Orpheum. To-
morrow morning, at $50 o'clock, we
will give away 60 tickets for the Og-
den thcater, 90 tickets to each OF
three shows. The tickets are all for
high-class shows and cost $3.50 each.
Sec advertisement in another col
umn.
OLD YEAR OUT, NEW YEAR IN
Congress Dancing Academy. Dane
ing until l n. NJ. soc per couple. EN-
ira lady. 25c. =
COAL! Call up Parker & Co Tor
rates on lump. nut and slack Parker
Coal Co. =
Order Pullman Sleepers-Two stand
ard Pullman sleeping cars have been
ordered sent to Caldwell, Idaho, for
the exclusive use of delegates who
will attend the Ogden convention of
the National Wool Growers assocIa-
ton, January to Q. The sleepers
VIII be located on a convenient track
near the Union Depot and, II neces-
sary, viii be utilized by the delegates
during the three days session.
Postotfice Hours for New Yeare.-
One delivery by carriers General
delivery. stamp and registry windows
open from 10 to II a m. Money or
der department closed. l.. w Shurt-
liff. P. NJ.
b G G. Butter Is the best made. A
strong promise, but we fulfill It. =
MASK eALL-Tonlgbt Congress
Dancing Academy. =
Holiday Rates-Holiday rates went
into effect on the Hartman roads this
morning and, as r result Of ticket re-
ductions, local travel was largely In
creased in every direction from Og-
den
Theater Tckets-Sce advertise
ment for free theater tickets in an
other column.
ARE YOU GOING TO BE WITH
YOUR FRIENDS NEW YEARS
NIGHT AT THE oRPHEuM7 THEY
WILL ALL BE THERE. =
PEACOCK-The best Rock Springs
on the market. Phone 81, John
Farr. II
Some Trains Latc.-Telegraphic ad.
Vices received at local railroad head.
quarters this morning Indicate mild
or weather conditions throughout the
intermountain region, and all passen-
ger trains on the Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line and Rio Grande
systems arrived nearly on schedule
time today. Passenger service on
the Union Pacific. while improyinG
gradually, Is not as satisfactory. how;
ever. as desired. and train No. 3, due
at ogden at 545 a m, did not a1rlu-
from the east until this afternoon
The fast mail train for the west ar.
rived on time; the wcStbound Over
land Limited WAS seven hours late
and The Los Angeles Limited was
also several hours late.
Let us help you watch tho Old Year
out at the Orpheum tonight
There's no place Ike home except
the Orpheum.
Coal, call up Parker & Co, for
rates on lump, nut and slack -
Died Last Evenlng.-Helen Wal
dron Smith died at the family resi-
dence. No. 1927 Washington avenue
last evening. at o'clock. or cardiac
paralysis. She was five years old. the
daughter of Asa and Louise Smith
Funeral services will he held at tho
residence. Sunday. January 2nd. al .
o'clock, Rev. Fleetwood OF the Epis
copal church officiating. Interment In
the City cemetery.
ARE you GOING TO WATCH THE
OLD YEAR OUT AND THE NEW
ONE iN7 LET US HELP you PASS
! EsgEisesy.NiN'o AT THE oRPHEUM
,.1onr cat until we open" was ouI
10 and Vt was well worth waiting
no', 'ost YOU can break your fast and
| H,aIs,S,,o, YOU cordially 10 psrtake oi
| uiu noU .-@-h win be worthy of g
ion opening Thurs
in froSe iplft,o fell a " O a"u
A&t timf Milhi until nee sunor,nten
Pilibrists on Salt Lake
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