The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-30

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shoes OF any other make. For sale
at The Palace Good Clothes Store
ESQ 25th street -
Authorized to Purchase Real Estate.
Judge Howell has made an order
authorizing David Mckay, as guardian
of the person and estate of Morgan p,
[ Mckay, minor. TO purchase certain
| real estate in Weber county In the in
| terest OF the estate.
E-z-Money keIly-Money to loan on
| any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly. =
Cold Damaging Fruit Crops.-It is
reported by fruit growers of Ogden and
vicinity that the recent cold nights
have materially damaged the early
| fruit crops. II IS said that the dam
age falls upon early peaches, cherries.
apricots and strawberries. The loss
is not estimated to be total among
these fruits because there are dis
tricts In the county that are so well
protected against the frost that the
fruits there, of whatever nature, can
not be damaged, ard again, 1t is said
II Is often the case that many trees in
an orchard lying within the frost
zone are not damaged at all. Last
night II was chilly, the thermometer
in the city showing temperature of
35 degrees above zero, which is with
I'm three degrees of the freezing point
Burial Of Raymond Huss.-The fune-
raj of Raymond A. Huss was held
yesterday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock at
the family residence. $50 Twenty sec
ond street The Rev. j, L. Carver de
livered the funeral sermon, Orson
Griffin furnished appropriate vocal
music for the occasion. There was
a large attendance at the services
and many beautiful floral offerings
we're brought to the casket. The In
terment was made in the ogden Gem
ctery.
CoAL-Rock Springs castle Cato
md Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
I55 West 9th st. Phones 1914.
Rich Gold Ore in Aura king.-Sam-
pies of ore were received yesterday
from the tunnel at the Aura King
mine, in which Oglen people are large
ly interested. Three samples were
sent. The first ASSAY ed S254.4 in gold
and S265 In silver. The second assay
ed $1,000 in gold. The third assayed
S74.40 In gold and So 90 in silver, This
ore is being saved up for milling
STORAGE at ccneoi.npie rates. In
good brick building IL you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft 6 Soma
Company,
Waiting for Missing SuppIles.-The
work of laying track on Wall avenue
was stopped Thursday on account of
shortage of spikes and bolts which
were supposed to have been shipped
in the first car OF railroad supplies, "a
portion Of which shipment was re
ceived the first of the week The Work
OF constructing grade as far as Thirty
second street is progressing STEADILY
and it Is hoped that missing supplies
VIII arrive soon.
-tocls Springs. Kemmerer.{ Castle
Cite. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. L
JJnes Coal Co
Peerless Sodas are better and fresh
er. Made In ogden.
Services Held In Huntsvl'Ie.-Mrs.
Anna Swanson was buried In the
Huntsville cemetery yesterday after
noon, the funeral services being held
at the meeting house In Huntsville at
: o'clock p. M. Bishop John Hall
presided over the services and the
ward choir furnished music for the
occasion. Miss Marc@lla Renstrom
rendered the solo i'Rest, Rest for the
Weary" The speakers were Neils
Iofgren and Bishop Hall.
Kodak Finishing. TrSpp Studio. $40 25th
Advertisers musy nave tncIr copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which tho advertise
nient is TO qppear In order to insuro
publication.
Eat pineapples and save doctor bill,
15c TO 25c each at all grocery stores
Elk CoaI-No SCOT. no rocks. no
clinkers. The family coal John Farr
phone 81.
Returned From Encampment.-The
twenty-seventh stale encampment Of
the G. A. r. of Utah was held in Salt
Lake yesterday, there being one hun.
dred and twenty -fI}e delegates pres
ent thirty Of these being from Or.
den. During the afternoon and even.
Ing sessions of tho encampment the
officers for the en- suing year wero
elected. Deputy United States Mar
shall Lucian Smythe of Salt Lake was
elected commanderIin- chief, Comrade
Rowe of the same city was made SEN
ior vice commander, and Comrade
Crome of Salt Lake was elected 10
the position of junior vice command
er. William II. Bdstaph, of Ogden,
was chosen the U{ah candidate for
the position OF vice commander-in-
chief Of the national organization. to
be presented 10 th9 national encamp-