The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-09

special music by the choir. c 80 p. m.
Epworth League devotional service,
young people especially invited TO this
service 7:3O D. m, sermon by the
pastor, Mrs NJ, J. Mark VIII sing
The Children's Friend" at this ser
vice Public is especially Invited to
all of these services.
Sues for S163.71-The case of Reiger
and Llndley ngalnst ]. II. KuTtz. ct al,
has been certified To the second dis
trict court from the Third district
on n change of venue The suit is
brought to recover s1637l. alleged to
be balance due on certain account,
embracing the sale of whlskey.
Grazing londs-Assistant District
Forester Homer b Fem, Of the graz
ing department of the forest service
has gone to the Logan forest for the
purpose of reconnoitering In that sec
ton, 1t is stated that the Logan sec
ton of the forest preserve embraces
more grazing lands than most any
other forest of the state and that It
requires more attention from the
grazing department than any other
district Mr.. Fem Will spend n num-
Der Of days in the northern country.
Dance Saturday Night. Hermitage.
Good muelo. S p N, Cars every 20
minutes
Cases in District court-The dis
trlct court being occupied with other
matters, the case OF the Union Port
land Cement company against Thomas
c. Callister, which was set for hear
ing at an earlier date, has been set
for trial TO follow The case of the
Utah Light & Railway company
against the Glenwood Park company.
Court Adjourns-After hearing eX
parte matters and disposing OF the
probate and motion calendars. the dis
trict yesterday adjourned until 10
o'clock. Tuesday morning.
From Alaaka-D. C. Abrams. for
ten years employed in the govern
ment marshal service In Alaska, is in
Ogden visiting at the home of F S
King. the well known sheep owner.
Mr. Abrams has left the government
service and expects to locate in the
States. While In Alaska, he was To-
Gated on tho southern coast whero.
as he states, 1t rains more in a month
than 1t does in Utah in a year
CONFERENCE SPECIAL TRAIN
TO Salt Lake via OREGON SHORT
LINE, Oct 5th TO 9Th, inclusive.
leaves ogden s:35 a M. returning
leaves Salt Lako at ZOO p. m. Round
trip rate Sk1O. City office, 25l4
Wash ave.
Marriage lieence-a marriage II,
cense has been Issued TO John w,
Cook of Ogden and Anna l.. O'Con-
nell of Dubuque. Ia.
Estates Settled-In the estates OF
Anna V. Stuckert and Simeon Alyord,
DEGREES ordering final account and
distribution have been issued by
Judge Howell.
They Are the Prize Lamb-F. S.
blue ribbons at the international
Sheep Show, today served one of his
prize winning. yearling Rambouillets
to his friends at the Weber club. The
"fatted lamb" proved a real treat to
those fortunate enough to participate
In the feast and further proved in
a most convincing manner that Mr.,
King deserved all the honors bestow-
ed upon him at the big sheep show.
The sheep served was valued at about
$1,000
New orstion-Articles Of in
corporation OF the George H. Tribe
Art company were filed with the coun-
ty clerk yesterday The company
is being incorporated for the purpose
Of conducting a real estate and mer-
chandise business, and is capitalized
In the sum of 100000, divided into
shares of the par value of 500 each
The officers and incorporators OF the
company are George H. Tribe. presi.
dent, manager and treasurer, a, NJ.
Tribe, vice-president, A. G. Tribe. sec
rotary; F, E, Tribe and H. j. Tribe.
The officers constitute the director
ate.
CONTINUED on Page Eighty