The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-22

To Mr.. Fred H. Snyder. the marriage
to take place in the near future.
ga" stands for big event-watch
for II.
Flood Conditions mprove-Supcrin
tcndent Whitney is tubilant over re
ports received from points between
| Ogden and Rawlins. indicating that
| flood conditions are improving and
that ice gorges are going out and higll
rates receding all along the Inc. The
| flood of snow waters has been high all
over the valleys and lowlands or Wyo
| ming during the past week. but aside
| from softening up pitrack conditions at
| various low places. no material dam
age has occurred and MIR. whitney
and other operating officers are es
recIally we'll pleased at present con
| ditionS.
How to save-use B. G. G.. butter and
cheese.
En- Route East-F. s. Withcrbec and
a party OF friends arc expected east
over the Southern Pacific in the pri-
vate car "Signet," and after spending
a few days in Ogden and vicinity Will
continue east over the Gould roads.
Day In and day out. you need Lewis
good coal. Phones 149. =
Exoursionists ComIng-Another Ray.
mond- Whitcomb party OF seventy ex-
cursionists will arrive over the South
ern Pacific in special train during
the present week and be transferred
to the Rio Grande system en- route
east. The party has been on the road
through the southwest for thirty days,
under the personal charge OF +. A
Hammond.
Think thrice and come to Bell 1888,
New Express Office-Local Agent
I.amdin OF the Wells-Fargo Express
company will move into his new office
on Washington avenue during the
present week and the quarters Will
be opened for business April l. While
the present Office at the Union Depot
will be retained, Agent Lamdin and a
part of the force Will be found gen
eIaliy at the Washington avenue Oh
flce-ready for business.
New Norway macKerel 15c each;
Milcher Holland herring. s1.25 keg;
skinned boneless Labrador herring. zoe
pound; Delikatessc anchories. 25c per
tin. At Wilcox Grocery. =
Supt. Olmstead-Supt. Olmstead Of
the Montana division of the Oregon
Short Line, arrived from the north in
his private car this morning and lett
for Salt Lake on business during the
day.
If you are particular in having the
cleanest and best in your daily bread.
you can not afford to buy any other
than Hess Bread. Our name on ev-
cry leaf -
No. Late-Southern Pacific pas
senger train No. 6, from the west, was
four hours late this morning, the de-
lay being caused by trouble west OF
Sparks,
LARGEST RESERVOIR IN UTAH.
Takes first place in point of size irri-
gates $4,000 acres Of land in Millard
county. Utah. Excursion next Tues
day, March 23rd. Information and lit
erature Wenger Rostan and de Julien,
415 Eccles buildin. -
Bert GreenWelI lII-Bert GreenwelI,
formerly OF this city, but now a resi-
dent of Idaho Falls, was an arrival
passenger on No. s from the north
this morning. going 10 the l.. ID. 5.
hospital In Salt Lake. where an oper-
alton will be performed. Mt Green
well was met at the depot by relatives
In this city.
For fancy painting and decorating.
call on OF address F. E. Weberg, 325
9th street. -
Building Meeting House-Work was
begun this morning eXcavating for the
foundation of the new ward meeting
house TO be erected at the corner OF
Twenty-third and Madison. This build
ing will cost approximately $20.OUU.
Reed Smoot Honored-The United
States senate today filled all yacan-
cies on its standing committees and
created two powerful committees COLI
firming the action taken by the Re