The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06

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defeating the Mail Clerks, the score
being TO in favor of North Ogden.
This is the second game the two
teams have played, the clerks winning
the first one. a movement is now oil
foot to get the teams together again,
so as TO decide the championship. The
final game may be played some time
during the fair
Night School at the Smithsonian
Business College will open Monday
night. September 18th.
Cigars and tobacco always fresh at
WalIn's Smoke House.
Soldiers Go Throueh-Col. Charles
Williams, commander of the Twenty
first infantry OF the United States of
Fort Logan, Colorado. passed through
Ogden Saturday night with his bat.
talon. en- route 70 the Presidio at San
| Francisco. On the 7th of this month
the company will sail for the Philip
pine islands. to which place they have
, been detailed for duty. There were
| twelve companies in the battalion. and
! II required three trains TO carry them.
The bows In the first section spent a
number of hours In Ogden and they
epjoyed the stop. 1t gave them an
| onportunity to straiebten out q little,
| They gave a band concert at the de-
pot during their sojourn In the city.
Season Tickets-Buy season ticket
for 81 for the Four-State Fair. Good
| nuaninO for
six days-only 16 and 2-3 cents per
day. How is that for a dollar show!
Tickets for the eaIr-Sesson tick
cts. with six coupons attached, for
the Four-State Fair, only Sl.0O. at the
Standard Office.
Inepectine Forests.-Assistant Dis
trIct Forester F. w. Reed will leave
Ogden in the morning for two weeks
trip through the Teton forest In Idaho
and Wyoming While away he Will
visit the famous Hole-in-the-Wall couu-
try. The object of the trip Is to make
an Inspection and learn something of
the true conditions both regarding the
fcld situation and tho clerical opera
tions.
HIRGSt lOp5CCO W shihS
desires at Wallin's Smoke House. =
Ladies should make entry for their
needle and fancy work at once. so thai
space can be reserved No charges
for entries. Call at Standard office
to make entries before next Friday
II possible.
Lines of Communicative In Forests
Engineer A. T. Nicholson Of the for
est service Will leave for the Cache
forest in northern Utah early tomor-
row morning. His trip will also eX-
tend to the Targhee. Boise. Challis and
Lemhi forests In Idaho, taking up the
major portion OF two months time
Mr.. Nicholson states that his depart
ment lust now is more interested and
occupied In the establishment of more
and better roads and telephone lines
in the forests than anything else. He
saws It Is a necessity in the forestry
work to have good and extensive road
ways and also to establish and main
tain telephone systems, These are
utilities that materially aid the stock
men and farmers of the country IN
which they are established by furnish
ing them with communicative and
transportation mediums that they
would not otherwise have. These
roads and telephone lines are turned
over to the use of the public.
The dining room at the Hermitage
is open every evening until midnight
A Lucky strIke-"The Coal" $40
and up, 2001 lbs. In every ton. Shurt
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In Conference-H. R Hanlon. gen
eral superintendent OF the Tonopah
GoldIleld railroad is in the city II
conference with superintendent Man
son Of the Salt Lake division of tn,
Southern Pacific.
Read the Smithsonian Ad.
On Vlslt-Mrs. II. H Dingma
and family OF 1850 Grant left thi
morning for months visit wilt
friends and relatives at Omaha
Read Hansen's motorcycle ad. =
Sousas eand-Local Hartman of
cials have been advised that Sousa'
band of fifty-fve pieces and occupy
Ing a special car. will arrive In Ol
and Will remain here one night TIL
band comes from the coast and wi
go south.
Imported and domestic cigars a
, Walln's Smoke House, 25th and Wash
On a Murder case-Judge Com lei
this afternoon for Evanston 10 tax
charge Of the defense in the Flemin
murder cnse, which is on trial thi
week in that city.
II all burns leaving only ashes an,
satisfaction. That's Lewis Good Goa
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Odd Fellows-Depot Master Shield
4 was notified this morning that q sp
clal train OF twelve sleepers. occupie
4 by delegates to the sovereign gran
4 lodge OF Odd Fellows. would arriy
a from the east en- route to the mort
coast next Saturday evening.
q Get your fair exhibits at the Fal
Grounds before p. m, next Satu
4 day evening The Fair officials wi
a be at the Fair grounds every day fror
n now on.
II From the Yclowstone-T. f. Fit
gerald and II. H bingham OF IL
n local Hartman dining car department
q and Tom Spencer Of the Oregon Sho
Il Line passenger department, returuc
4 this morning from a Sunday outing
q Yellowstone station.
" In the baking of Hess Bread a
q hand work is eliminated.
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" Superintendent Whitney returned tn
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