The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-18

DoInt last summer, and President
Nelson of the Saltair company be-
lIeyes the lake Will rise two, and
perhaps three feet higher than 1t Is
al present. He says the water is now
higher than it has been for 10-years
Tho best anthracite coal at John
Farr's Phone 81.
Lecture at Weber Acadcmy-"The
Psychology of Success" the last of
series of three lectures at the Weber
Academy given by DR. Bancroft last
evening. was very much appreciated
by those who had the pleasure of at
tending MI Bancroft and Nine. Lewis
| Provo where they have a two nights
| engagement with the B. Y. University.
See Utah Light & Ry Co.'S ad about
meters. page S.
Celebrated SIxtIeth Anniversary
| John Fleming veteran of the civil
war. and one OF the best known
chefs" of the western country, last
| night entertained n number OF his
friends at his home. 251S Lincoln ave
! nue. The occasion for the entertain
ment was the celebration of his 60th
anniversary of his birth. A delicious
luncheon, given by the veteran, was
served and 1t was much enjoyed by the
invited guests.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. IN
good brick building. If you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
Ogden VIII Be Central News Sta
tion-The Gray News company, now
operating the news service on the
Oregon Short Line. which includes
the service at the Ogden depot. has
recently been awarded the contract to
serve the Southern Pacific from Ogden
to Sparks, Nevada. Manager Nelson
announces that new Office VIII be
opened here in ogden and that under
the contract with the Southern Pa
cific people the service Will be largely
augmented and that Ogden will be-
come a central news station.
E-ZMoney kolly-money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly.
Returned From Canada-E. w. and
J. H. Patrick have returned to Ogden
from Ilderton, Canada, where
they have been, during the past
two months. selecting bunch of thor
oughbred sheep to be used on the
Utah. Wyoming and Nevada ranges
this year. They brought with them
number OF cars Of pure-bred Lincoln
sheep.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
l55 West S7th st. Phones 1914. =
Visited Malad, ldaho-Hermann
Kuchler returned last night from Ma
lad. Idaho, where he had been for a
number Of days. looking after his sheep
interests. Mr. Kuchler states that the
weather conditions at Malad are about
the same as at Ogden, the prevailing
weather being much on the March or
der. The roads. he says, are veritable
seas Of mud and slush, but the condi-
tions presage well for the stock range
during the coming season.
Snow Over the Fences-M. A. Reyn-
olds, travelling salesman for the Scow-
croft & Sons company of this city, is
spending few days with his family,
after a long trip in Idaho and Wyo-
ming. Mr. Reynolds states that when
he left Soda Springs a week ago the
snow was fully three feet deep and
the fences In that vicinity were com
pletely covered.
Visiting In Ogden-J Stevens Of the
Sidney Stevens Implement company of
this city came down from Preston.
Idaho, yesterday to visit few days
with his relatives and friends. Mr..
Stevens is manager of the branch
house of the company at Preston.
F. H Spurgls of Seattle is spending
a few days with his Ogden friends.
Judgment Given Yesterday-In the
case Of Joseph Smith VS.. Robert Chris
ensen. executor for the estate of E
Larsen, deceased, judgment was yes
terday given for the plaintiff In the
sum of S246S0. The suit was brought
be due from Christensen as trustee In
trust
Commenced Divorce Proceedings
Eva May Gale has commenced divorce
proceedings against her husband.
Archie ]. Gale. The complaint al
leges that the parties were married
May "a, 1905. The grounds for divorce
arc alleged to be failure to provide
and intoxication. The plaintiff asks
for divorce, the custody Of minor
child restoration to her maiden name,
Eva Gale, and $50, attorneys fees.