The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-07

\ Paclnc rOao, auultiohhi hctsh'
will be put on the Salt Lake divis
ion of tho Southern Pacific and tho
Utah division OF the Union Pacific al
they are needed from this time or
during the spring and enrly sumrnel
months.
Yesterday afternoon a young couple
who Glanced TO be In Burton '1mple
mcnt Co.'S plncc OF business looked
over the store and were attracted by
the stove line. and in looking then
over they decided II would be rather
nice to have one adorn a cozy little
cottage. No sooner said than done
they adjourned 10 the Court House
and after quite delay. they found
| Mr. Dye. who issued them license to
wed. The happy pair returned to the
Burton Implement Co.'S Office and as
| luck would have 1t. Bishop Smuin was
| on the scene and the employees or the
| above company and a few friends wit
messed a very romantic ceremony. The
young couple secured the stove and
: went away happy. he with the thought
OF the JEWELS he had and her with
thoughts running in the same channel.
| The couple were Roy K. Wilbur and
(, Anne Jesperson. =
| Good Stock OF Ice.-There Is an
abundance OF ice at Ogden and trib-
utary points this year TO supply the
demand for refrigerator cars during
the fruit season and no Ice will be
required to be shipped from eastern
and northern pointss-as was necessary
last summer and fall.
Get Your Garments-New Spring
and Summer goods. Factory prices. at
the Knitting Factory. SO2 25th st. =
Stock Shlpments.-The stock ship
ments keep up unusually strong for
this season and there is an increasing
demand for fat Utah cattle and sheep.
Tuesday 81 cars OF cattle we're ship
horses for government service was
sent from Ogden to Denver over the
the Union Pacific, and also a car OF
government horses sent out from this
city TO San Francisco; two cars of
cattle and several imported jacks
we're also sent from Ogden to Salt
Lake, while Utah fattened hogs are
being shipped In every direction from
this city.
HOTEL AND CAFE OPENING,
Thursday, April Sth. Band and orches-
ira music afternoon and evening. Good
and late car service. Ogden canyon
natural hot salt mineral springs.
Auditors at Oepot.-The Hartman
freight depot at Ogden. and Joint Ag
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cashiers and clerks have all surren-
dered to trio of auditing experts
who have taken possession of the
premises and are checking up the 10
cal business for the past three
months W. H. Barton. who resem-
bles noble Roman since he slashed
that moustache off, represents the
Union Pacific; E. H. Harrison is look.
Ing after the Southern Pacific inter
ests, and W. S. Lowry is holding down
the Oregon Short Line end of the ex-
animation. The auditors will be
through about Saturday next, and rem
der the usual verdict Of everything
III first-class shape" TO those looking
after the financial end OF the Harri-
man administration.
Lawn mowers, $1.25. Alvord Bell 333
Heavy Passenger Traffio.-There
were four sections OF Rio Grande pas
senger trains from the east this az
ternoon and. aside from the large
of colonists en- route to the
there was a party of fifty
Greeks ticketed through TO Seattle for
hn Do
and Great Northern roads, where the
Greeks are taking the places of Japs
on all track work.
Wanted-A bright boy to act as er-
rand boy. Call Mt the Standard
A boy with a bicycle preferred. =
Narrow Escape.-Another man, a
carpenter employed In the decking
force working on the viaduct, narrow
ly escaped falling from the structure
this morning owing to a loose plank
being laid on the stringers. The
plank upon one end of which tho car
penter stepped. went through the
Stringers and the man saved himself |
from falling thirty-two feet by throw
Ing out his arms and stopping his
descent until he WAS rescued by his |
THAT Good Coap"-2.UoO pounds TO |
4 ton. Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate. Bamberger Ogden Coal |
Co, 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000
Conference Trains Stop.-The spec
al conference trains between Ogden
Ind Salt Lake, on both the Oregon
Short Line and Rio Grande roads. were
AIKEN on this morning.
The Evening Standard and the Cos
nopolitan Magazine one year, price,
5000 Paid IN advance, $500. -
Inspection Trip Superintendent
Manson leaves Thursday morning for
/ trip of inspection over the Salt |
Lake division.
AMERICAS most wonderful farm
and. a deep alluvial Delta deposit
If soil. Fine climate, Lithia What
more do you want? Join the next
excursion Friday. April 9Th, 6 40. Bam-
)erger Line.
Superintendent Meets Teachers.-I
superintendent John NJ Mills will
meet the principals of the Ogden
schools in the rooms of the board of
at o'clock for an informal