The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20

A Becker WAS OIlButNbSu o"nN.
noon by the arrival of dainty httic
girl. and since then Mr. Becker has
been receiving congratulations with
broad smile.
Rock Springs. Kemmcrcr. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke M L.
Jones Coal Co.
Tomato Crop is oood.-It Is stated
by the canning factory people that
within the next ten days or two weeks
the entire tomato crop will have been
taken care of and the product placed
upon the market The crop this sea
son has beeu satisfactory In every re-
spect While tho tonnage has rot
been quite so great as II was last year.
the quality has been superior and the
crop will be worth Just as much none!
to the farmer as It was last year. IL
an early frost does not interfere
there will be but little waste to the
tomato crop this season. II is SAID
bv some OF the farmers that nearly
every tomato that presented Itself up
on the vine. except those used Tor
table purposes, viii be placed In cans.
Send the children to see Sam Wat
SCH r dIIn 4 dlu Rlht"c "N wv
pheum, formerly the Grand.
Birthday Paty-A surprise party
was given in honor of Mrs. 3. Larson,
al her home at $40 Eighteenth street.
Saturday evening. After several
hours OF games. refreshments were
served. and the guests departed, wish
ing the hostess many happy birthdays.
Millinery opening, Thurs, Fri. and
Sat. of this week. All invited. N. l..
spurecon Millinery Co., 1872 Wash.
Ave.
Buy your drugs at Five Points Drug
store. A new and complete stock oil
drugs under new management =
At Sugar Factory.-The report from
Judge H. H. Rolapp of the Amalgamat-
ed Sugar company is that the ogden
| factory has never made more sue
cessful run than IL is doing now. There
has not been a single hitch since the
| opening of the factory and many sacks
Of sugar are being piled up. 1t was en-
pected that the Lewiston factory,
which Is owned by the local company
would have opened this morning. but
| ii was found quito impracticable TO do
SO. 1t appears that the beets of that
section are not ready for the harvest.
The time for the opening OF the Lew
iston factory cannot now be stated.
Mail 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.
COAL. celebrated Peacock. Rocl
Springs nut, the summer coal. Johr
Earr. Phone 27. .
Railroad Pay Oays,-Unlon Pacific
pay checks are expected to arrive OF
the early afternoon train today ant
will be distributed this evening anc
Tuesday morning. The Southern Pa
cific pay checks Will arrive Tuesday
evening and be distributed by the dif
ferent departments Wednesday. Boil
Union Pacific and Southern PaCih'
checks are heavy this month and vii
aggregate grand total TO trainmeI
and "the boys who earn the stuff BY
good hard work"
WANTEo-GIRLS AT UTAH CAN
MING FACTORY, CORNER 2eTt
AND PACIFIC. FOUR CENTS PEI
PAIL FOR PEAllNG.
Millinery opening, Thurs, Fri, an
Sat, of this week. All invited. N.
spurseon Millinery Co., 2372 Wasf
Ave.
Return From Lakeview-Clarenc
Heath. Bruce l. Brown and Williar
Hausen are back from a two week:
trip to Lakeview, Oregon. where the
are interested In a land proposition
Mr Heath says that section IS Sc
tling up rapidly aqd With the adyeI
OF railroad facilities now under col
struction, will blossom as a rose wit
new and prosperous homeseeEer
The boys were all pleased with tn
trip but are glad TO be home ono
more.
STRAYED-Trom pasture Sept. /,
one bay yearling stud, white hind al
kles and star. and one black yearlin
filly. Please inform E. NJ. Conro
and get reward.
W NTED-GIRLS AT UTAH CAT
MING FACTORY, ONE BLOCK Fro
STREET CAR LINE.
Rush of Coloni nists-Six trains wit
eighteen tourist cars, seven StandaI
} sleepers and twenty coaches will a
rive over the Denver & Rio Crane
system this afternoon. Most of Il
coaches are filled with colonists {
route west and northwest in search
lands. About half of those arriylr
this afternoon will go west over IL
Southern Pacific and the balan'
. northwest over the Oregon Sho
Line.
STRAYED-From pasture Sept l
one bay yearling stud. white hind a
kles and star, and ono black yearlir
f1lly Please inform e. NJ. Conro
and get reward.
WANTED-GlRLSA AT UTAH CA
MING FACTORY. PEAUERS So.
TO $500 PER DAY.
Candidate for counciI-Arthur Kul
has been urged by his friends TO t
come a councilmanic candidate In {
Fourth ward, and today he formal
announced his candidacy, subject
the decision of the Republican &C
ventlon.
- STRAYED-From pasture Sept. !
= one bay yearling stud. white hi
|, ankles and star. and one black yea
y Ing fllly, Please inform E. NJ Co
A roy and get reward.
y DR.. w II. Petty. Dentist has me
s ed into his new apartments over Pail
E & HurSt's where he will be clad