The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
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The Southern Pacific COMPANY bave
announced special rates from CaII.
iornia and Nevada points to the Ma.
tional Wool Growers convention. 10
be held in Ogden Jan. 6. and 3
The Union Pacific and the Oregon
Short Line have announced rates from
all points reached by their lines,
EASY PAYMENT. RoyaI TYNE
writer's eold on easy monthly nay.
ments. L. II. eecraft, corner Grant
and Twenty-fourth streets. :
H. H Hayes has been apnoInted
general passenger agent of the Wylie
Permanent Camping company Of
the Yellowstone Park, and will. next
summer, maintain headquarter Offices
In ogden and Salt Lake Ogden's Sc
lection as headquarters has been made
on account of the Importance of the
city as railroad center and a gate
way to the park,
Advertisers mast nave their COPY for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
lore the day on which the advertise
nent Is 20 appear in order TO Insure
publication.
Bulletins have been received in the
local railroad circles announcing that
after January l. Hartman trains viii
run into Seattle over the Hartman
road which has been recently COM
pleted The opening of the new line
means that Hartman trains can run
direct from either San Francisco or
Chicago TO Seattle without the change
OF cars at Portland. 1t also means
that the Hartman lines are going to
compete with the Hill lines for a Dor.
ton of the Oriental business that en-
ters the United States at Seattle.
Gail Allen. phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
a speciality. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 18th.
Scotch Social Tonight-All Scotch
men and their families are invited
TO an entertainment given by the Og-
den Caledonian society at the Union
Labor hall on Twenty-fourth street
tonight.
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard.
Will Visit Show-It is stated that
a large number of the apple growers
OF Weber and Box Elder counties. as
well as some of the Gamers Of those
two counties. are making arrange
ments 10 attend the Colorado Nation
al Apple show, which is to be held
in Denver for three days, beginning
January 3.
Fine assortment OF all kinds cand-
les at Wards S. Both Stores.
Congressman Bartlett Here-Con-
gressman George Bartlett of Nevada,
accompanied by Mrs Bartlett passed
through Ogden yesterday afternoon
en- route from Nevada TO Washing.
ton. Mr.. Bartlett, who has been
spending the holidays at his home in
Reno told ogden friends who met
him at the depot, that Nevada's fu-
ture looks brighter than ever before.
and the state is going to enjoy some
genuine prosperity next year.
Fancy baskets. boxes and fine choco-
lates at Ward s, Both Stores
P, c. Kittl.e general manager of
the Wyoming Coal company, left yes
terday afternoon on ten days bust
ness trip to Seattle. Portland and Ia
coma
S110 TO Salt Lake and return via
the ID. & r. C Dec. 9th and 2Sth, ac-
count Teachers meeting. Good return
ing until Jan. 3rd. =
David Eccles Home-David Eccles
has returned from a business trip TO
New York and Washington. where he
has been during the past two weeks.
Fine line bakery goods at Wards
Educator Visits Here-Prof. w. n.
Vincent, superintendent of schools Of
Idaho, accompanied by Mrs.
are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H Browne during the hol-
days.
Gillette Coal Co. 153 West 27th-
Both phones l07.
Sporting Annua-Frank w. Mat
thews. manager of Tho Den cigar
store. has Issued a Worlds Annual |
Sport record for 1910, which be is |
among those interested in |
sporting and athletic events. The |
book contains all worlds records for
the past year as well as including the |
records OF the prominent prize-hghters |
Of the world. 1t is concise and han
1y edition.
The largest display of unredeemed i
Diamonds In the city at less than |
Uncle Sans Loan Office.
27S 25th St
Mrs. Mary ]. Clark of Salt Lake
City Is spending the holidays with her
Mrs. Ben e. Tyree, on Ad-
ans avenue.