The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17
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Tomorrow we Will announce tho
name selected for our new sausage.
So many names were received that
we could not complete the reading
In time for today's paper. In the
meantime send IN Your order The
sausage is simply fine. Russel-James
Co. -
Send me more like the last Is the
order after using Lewis Good Coal.
Phone l49. =
Mrs. Frances Woodbury. returned
ming She Is feeling much better af-
ter her trip and Is glad to return to
Ogden.
Death Of Mrs. ericc.-Emily Salome
Bricc. wife Of Joseph S, BrIoc, died
at the family residence. No. 95S Cap
itol avenue. yesterday. Funeral SER
vices will be hold at the residence.
Thursday afternoon. at 2 o'clock In
terment at Mountain View cemetery
Modern Woodmen Dance at Royal
Academy, Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. .
Cold in Wyomine-James Franklin
OF Denver. who arrived here this
morning over the Union Pacific.
states that Inc Suow storm of recent
6Dte has been far reaching. and that
the temperature In Wyoming, Colo
RADIO and Nebraska Is much lower
than 1t is here When | came down
the canyon this morning and en-.
tered the valley" he said. 1T seemed
IKE going into Dixie Land. There IS
vast difference in the temperature
between Ogden and eastern points"
Mr.. Franklin states that the snow
ba;wecl Sidney and tic Platte is
fourteen inches deep and that this
condition prevails in Cheyenne and
vicinity.
Promising Recital-NIiss Holberg.
vocalist. and Miss Malone, violinist.
VIII appear In the Cong Church, Fri.
day, Nov. 10Th, at o'clock. Tickets
80 cents. =
Meet Dolly at the Congress Dancing
Academy tomorrow night
Residence on Twcnty-first Street
I, II. Ballantyne Is building a resi-.
dcnce en- Twenty-first street be-
tween Jefferson and Madison avenues.
il Will be completed within thirty
days and will cost s1,500.
Dolly says she will try and dance
tomorrow night at the Congress
Dancing Academy. :
FOR SALE-Farm land Pay for one
acre each month and you viii soon
own a farm. No interest and taxes
all paid. Prices SO. SIS. $50 and $25
per acre. Get plat from HUNTER &.
KENNEDY, 212 First National Bank
Bldg. Bell phone IT'S :
Judgment for S24+In the civil di,
vision oI the Municipal court, judy,
ment for S2i has been given the
plaintiff in the case OF Mary Z. Prim
US. S, \. Smith
B. G C. Butter pleases the palate
at popular prices-thats why its sales
are Increasing daily =
Girls wanted at the ogden Cannlns
c. TWO weeks work
Marriage lIcensc-A marriage H.
cense has been issued at the office
OF County Clerk Samuel Dye H.
Hiram s. Fowler OF Garland. Utah,
and Rhoda Vanfleet OF Pennington.
The Removal Of the Forest Service
from the First National Bank Build,
ing Will make vacant a number OF fine
! Office rooms by December 1st Re,
servation can now be made By apply,
ing at the building. room 213
Dolly SAYS she will create some ex.
element at the Congress Dancing
Academy tomorrow night. =
Asks For a GvaTdisn-Sarah CLARK
has filed a petition in the probate di-
vision Of The district court asking for
the appointment of Joseph Allen as
the guardian of her daughter. Beulah
! Slater. minor. who has one.fourth
interest In the estate OF Richard
Slater deceased.
! Dolly wants to get way catch her
! tomorrow night at the Congress Dane
ing Academy.
Take advantage of the big sale at
the Princess Millinery Co. 2S74 Wash
Ave. a dolls hat given eway with
every $500 purchase.
Taxes Are oelinquent-Today Is
! the last OF the two DAYS grace al.
lowed by County Treasurer Chambers
icr the payment OF taxes before they
are declared delinquent, For the
| past three days Mr.. Chambers and
| his office force have been laborinc
. lonS end hard taking in money from,