The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29

cd onto the authorities at Lovelock for
further treatment and maintenance
The successful Farmer will market
his hogs ahead Of his neigbbor and
receive the benefit Of the high price.
Now is the time TO bring them In Og,
/ den Packing & Provision Co.
Now at Rosevile-John Stuhr. for,
merly general foreman of the repair
shops OF the Southern Pacific plant In
this city, Is now pleasantly located at
RoSeyille, Cal. where he Is holding
down a good position with the South
ern Pacific company. Mrs, Stuhr and
the family recently left Ogden to re-
side al Roseville.
"THE COAL"-2Oo1 pounds to the
ton. ShurtlIff &c Co. Phones 1S ONCE
BIS Eccles Bldg
Again Conouctor-Oscar Gutke.
who has been holding down position
as passenger director at the Union de-
port for the past year. has resumed
his position as a freight conductor on
the Salt Lake division and will run IN
and out OF Carln for the present
Oscar is popular along the road and
WAS given an informal reception all
along the district on his first trip out
Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be
fore the day on which the advertise
ment is TO appear in order to insure
publication.
Heavy Steel Shpments-New and
heavy steel rails for the coast exteu-
sion OF tho Western Pacific road are
being rushed TO the front as fast as
possible. The last consignment OF
$500 tons is now being transferred to
Hartman equipment as fast as the
work can be accomplished by large
force Of men, and Joint Agent Chevers
has been notified that another ship
ment of $500 tons will arrive over the
Rio Grande system early in August.
The best carriage service at Aliens.
for private calls. funerals or operas
Also prompt baggage delivery Both
phones %. i12 25th street. =
After Wool Shipme
Freight Agent p H. Cook Is temporar-
lily located at Rawllns, closing up wool
shipments from all points III Wyoming
COAL, celebrated Peacock. Rock
Springs nut. the summer coal John
Farr. Phone 27. -
Will Return This Evenine-Mastcr
Mechanic ID. j. Malone will return this
evening from a hurried business trip
TO Montello and CarIin. where several
heavy freight engines are in the round
houses and ready for service at this
time.
THAT Good coaI"-2. 900 pounds to
a ton. Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co, 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000, -
Will Visit Northwest-Henry Kimes,
the Good-natured and oblgsng porter
at the Reed hotel and his wife leave
for Seattle this evening 10 visit the
exposition. They Will be away two or
three weeks.
Reese's Bond ,ooo-Watkin Roose.
heralded on the blllboards as the
"handcuf king appeared in police
court this morning, and his bond was
fixed al $1,000 Reese is alleged 10
have committed statutory offense
against Althea Tubbs. a seventeen
year-old Ogden girl
After Students-Thc Weber stake
faculty plans to make a vigorous cam
psiGn for students during the com
ing month.
viii Open Officcs-The Prudential
Life Insurance company. of Newark,
n. j.. Will open suite OF Offices in
Ogden In the Utah National bank
building within a short time
Home for c. L. secker-Plans for
handsome residence TO be erected for
Gus Becker on the cornor of Jefferson
avenue and Twcnty-fouTth street have
Just been completed, This will be one
of the finest homes I'm the city and
will cost in the neighborhood of $15,-
600.
Purchased a Reside nce-One OF the
most attractive homes in Wilton Place,
Los Angeles. was recently purchased
by Mrs. David EcClcs. who has been in
California for several weeks.
Guests From Salt lake-Among this
weeks guests i'm Ogden Canyon are
Samuel Newhousc and William
o Brion, two Of Salt Lako's most prom
inent citizens
Card From the 6oys-PoIice Can
tain Brown is In receipt OF post card
written by his son, Grant. who sailed
, from Montreal on the Laurentic the
latter part Of the week for Europe.
The card was written after Mr.. Brown
| and his two companions. Messrs
Browning and Hadlcy of Ogden. had
been on the water about half a day.
II stated that the young men were
having a pleasant time. aud had not
been seasick minute Captain Brown
said he thinks the next card from
the BOYS will say that they have been
Sick for about three minutes or more.
Funeral Friday-Funeral services
ovor Tho remains OF Mrs Nellie Van
lweeden Will he held al 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon at the Lynae Ward
meeting hOuSe RiShOD Jamoe Tavlor