The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-19
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REFERENCES
FOR SALE-Thorouchbred
Enanch Doodle ruD1iae aOc onJ


French Poodle puppies. 306 End =
Spencer Rcturns-H H. Spencer
has returned to Ogden after several
days spent at Hawthorne. New. where
he went 10 inspect the mining prop
erty in the Lucky Boy Hill. controll-
ed by the Spencer lease. Mr.. Spencer
reports that ore bins and hoists have
been placed on the lease and the ship
ping of ore from the mine will begin
in about twenty days.
Take few cans of B. e G. Canned
Butter along with your camping sup
plies. It is always fresh.
Dies Of Blood poison.-After short
Illness from blood poisoning, Mrs.
Sophia w Kammeyer died at the fam
lily residence. 3341 Woodland avenue.
Saturday night Mrs Kammeyer was
thirty eight years of age at the time
of her death Her widower, Henry
Kammeyer and six children survive.
Funeral services were held this after
noon In the First Ward meeting house.
Committee Of nvestigation.-No re-
port has as yet been filed by the COM
mittee which made the investigation
of the State Industrial school. A
meeting was held in Ogden Canyon.
Saturday afternoon, and after a dis
cussion an adjournment was taken
until the latter part Of this week.
After the meeting the members Of the
committee were ;he guests OF Chair
man Harry s, Joseph at Idlewild.
Her Health lmprovcd-Mrs. Angus
r Wright, who since her return from
southern California has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. F. Grant In
Salt Lake CITY, came 10 Ogden yes
terday for Il visit with her parents
President and Mrs C F Middleton.
Mrs Wright's health Is somewhat i'm
proved since her return TO Utah and
her friends now hope for her ultimate
recovery.
Rock Springs, Kemmerer. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke. M. L.
Jones Coal Co.
Welcome Eain-A shower came yes
terday to relieve humanity from the
swelterlng heat. The rain came in
the middle Of the afternoon 1t was
not hard but 1t was sufficient TO settle
the dust and cool the air. II was en-
ou2h. also 10 drive hundreds in from
the canyon and from the various parks,
Iiow is it possible 10 tcil whether
the meats are u S Inspected Simply
watch for the blue stamp on each piece
of meat-"U, s Inspected aud Pass
ed"
Child Breaks Arm.-Blalne Draney.
years old, living at Statewide, fell
from his pony yesterday and broke
his arm
Exciting Baseball Game.-In the
baseball game between Eden and Plain
City, played on The formers grounds
Saturday afternoon. Plain City secur-
ed the victory in the eleventh in
ming when, with two men on bases, a
long drive by Captain Draney brought
in the winning run The score was
4 to 3. The standing Of the clubs In
the Weber county league is as fol-
lows; North Ogden. Plain City. Hoop
cr. Eden and Liberty.
Will Go to Spencer idaho.-Mr and
Mrs. E I. Hulanlski leave tonight for
Spencer, Idaho, to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. c. Wood. till September
lst except during encampment week.
The successful Farmer will market
receive the benefit OF the high price
Now is the time TO bring them in Og.
den Packing &c Provision Co
Runabout Oamaeed.-When the
horses on one of the Ogden Ice com
pany'S heavy wagons became excited
this morning, tho wagon was backed
into a light. rubber-tlred runabout be
longing 10 j. W Seibold. and one of
the wheels on the smaller rig was
smashed The accident occurred on
Washington avenue, just off Twenty
fifth street.
WANTED on ranch. woman
or man. Inquire II. c. Blgelow
Recruits Going West.-A carload of
recruits for the regular army arrived
from the east over the Rio Grande
system and the boys in blue were
transferred to Hartman equipment
and sent to the. Pacific coast
No Danger From Diseased Meats II
YOU buy u. S Inspected Meats They
are just as cheap, and they are guar
anteed BY the L. S. government to be
free from disease
Death CT Mrs. Keyee.-After a brief
illness, Mrs. Della Mccarthy Keyes
died at her home, l29 Poplar avenue,
Saturday afternoon. Paralysis caused
her death. Mrs. Keyes is survived by
Nels Mccarthy and Albern Allen.
brothers. of this city. Mrs. Charlotte
McCabe Of Ogden, and Mrs Sarah
Smell of Boise, sisters, and A son,
John NJ Browning, of ogden.
a horse race every IL minutes at
the Fair Grounds Saturday, July 24th,
at 2:30 p m. sharp. We guarantee
TO delays or money back
Called East by Death.-G II Baird
OF the Pullman commissary depart
ment with headquarters in Chicago.
arrived from the west this morning
en- route TO Montreal, where he was
called by the death of his father Mr.
Baird was ON tour of inspection To
the coast, when called east on his
sad mission.
Cambrian Oay.-Thursday, July 20.