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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-11-01
LISTEN READ WHAT JUST A FEW RI
SPONSIBLE PEOPLE SAY!

LISTEN READ WHAT JUST FEW RE-
SPONSlBLE PEOPLE SAY
conference.-the Ludwig Pianos are
rich, pure, deep and melodious in tone,
exceedingly light to the touch and
fully justify their reputation as being
the most popular of artistic American
pianos in the many cities have visited
with the Banda Rossa
EUGENIo SoRRENTINo,
Composer and Conductor of the World
Famed Banda Rosa (Red Band of
Italy,
What Henry Thomas Fleck Says
The Ludwig Pianos fulfill every re-
quirement that the most exacting
taste and judgment can make upon
Piano. The tone is particularly rich.
full and mellow, and the action is
wonderfully responsive.
HENRY THOMAS FLICK,
Founder anG Conductor of the Harlem
Philharmonic Society, and Professor
of Music at the Normal College in
New York City.
What the Men Say with Years of Ex-
perience and Unbiased Prejudice
In ten years experience with your
Pianos, we thoroughly commend their
many sterling qualities; not one defect
or failure with US and we have
made sales of hundreds, in forty
years of piano sales and study of
the various makes, there is not one
that we recommend so highly in Tone,
Durability and Fine Qualities the
Ludwig excels.
MACKIE PIANO, ORGAN AND MUSIC CO.,
Rochester, New York.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-11-01
Notice to Farmers.

To those having sales, we can furn-
ish Buns and Fried cakes at 65 cents
per hundred. New Home Bakery,
j. F. BASFORD.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-11-01
Chicken Pie Supper.

Chicken Pie Supper.
A chicken pie supper will be served
by the ladies of the Congregational
Church, Nov. 3rd. -.
MENU:
Chicken Pie
Mashed Potatoes
Rolls Brown Bread
Spiced Cucumber Pickles
Cabbage Salad
Jelly Assorted Cake
Tea Coffee
Supper 25 cents.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-11-01

You are invited to correspond with
the Wisconsin Business University of
La Crosse, Wis. Mid-fall term begins
November 7th. Beautiful catalogue
free. There are 8O9l w. B. U. gradu-
ates employed to day.
Mr.. Fred Swenson is assisting with
the repair work in his brothers., w.
y. Swenson, Jewelry Store He
has previously been engaged as
matchmaker and jeweler in Mason
City, Chicago and South Dakota. Fred
is first-ciass matchmaker and will
remain in his present position for some
tine. 1912
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
II ERE FRO NJ
,JARBlDGE
COUNT

Clayton Gannctt Of Salt Lake was
in Ogden this forenoon comforting
with the head OF the forest service as
TO timber permits in the Humboldt
forest near the new mining camp OF
Jarbidge, Nevada.
Mr. Gnnnett. in connection with
others. has the contract for stocking
the mail route from Twin Falls. Ida
ho. to Jarbidge. and he plans estab-
fishing a sawmill near the already fa-
nous camp. AS soon as the weather
Will permit there Will be great things
doing in that section OF the country
and that splendid results Will follow.
Speaking of Jarbldge, Mr. Gannett
stated that il Is a heavily minerallzed
zone and that as soon as mining oper-
ators there have time 10 make deyel-
opments. Jarbldge Will be one Of the
big mining camps OF the western
country. The road into the camp at
this time is difficult TO travel but. not
withstanding that fact. a great many
people are making their way into that
section, and 1t looks as though the
springtime will bring lively times.
For the present, Mr. Gannett's head
quarters are at Twin Falls. He states
that the section OF country around the
Falls Is moving along at p rapid pace
and that great developments have
been made there during the pact few
months The land reclamation pro-
jects of that country have been tue
means of building up prosperous
community and. Mr.. Gannett thinks. II
is only a question OF a short time be.
fore Twin Falls will be clcssed among
the leading cities Of Idaho.
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meeting house, Elder William G.
Fischer will deliver an address Suo-
ject "Apostacy from the Primitive
Church" All members requested TO
be present.
M. E. Ladies' Aid-Thc Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church will
hold combined social and business
meeting at the home of Mrs. 8. H.
Frey, 502 Thirteenth street. next
Thursday afternoon AT this time
the plans for Washington's Birthday
dinner. to be giyon February %. will
be arranged In detail Mrs. Frey will
be assisted by Mrs. Dewess. Mrs. HIte
and Mrs. Nelson. All ladies of the
church and congregation are most cor
daily invited
Entertained at luneheon-Mrs Rob
ert D. Lewis gave an informal lunch
con at which few Of her friends were
delightfully."- entertained Wednesday
afternoon.
Lincoln Circle Ladies' Entertain-At
the beautiful home OF Mrs w w
Crossman the ladies OF the Circle en-
tertained the new members, the rooms
being decorated in the national colors.
flags being used In abundance In all
rooms. A beautiful floral centerpiece
occupied the center OF the table. There
were twenty-eight members present
and the afternoon was very pleasantly
spent with games and a guessing con-
test. for which two prizes were given.
Mrs. Margaret Murphy winning first
prize. Mrs. Anna Falkner second prize.
After dainty refreshments being
served the guests departed. voting
the time very pleasantly spent
Beet Growers to Mcet-A meeting
of the beet growers of North Ogden
is to he held at p. m. next Tuesday
to discuss the beet outlook and to
appoint three delegates to similar
meeting OF the beet growers Of the
county. to be held at p. IN. Thursday
next at West Weber.
Smoke Causes Fire Alarm-Fire sta
ton No. l was called this morning TO
the home of Sam Jost, 067 Twenty
second street. The oil stove was
smoking and the fire alarm was sent
In. 1t was all smoke and no fire.
D. L. Madsen Of Shreeve & Madsen
leaves tonight on business trip to
Idaho
A baby boy has arrived at the home
of A. D. Feek, 139 Shorten avenue,
also at the homo OF Geo, r Vaughn
1857 Center avenue
Lincoln services will DC held al the
j. G. Enbry Mission at s o'clock Sun
day evening. Tho children Will have
Sunday school at p. m.
Cadet Hop-The High School boys
are to give Cadet Hep" at the High
school on Feb ~ The young men
are busy to-day delivering 500 invita-
lions ~ the affair. which will be a
social event of importance.
UnempIoyed-The writer of the COM
munication on the Unemployed" who
does not sign his name. is Invited to
a conference at The Standard Office.
Scarcity Of Moeazines-We are ad-
vised that owing 10 shortage In the
printing OF cosmopolitan magazines
| The Ogden Standard subscribers to
the Cosmopolitan will not receive the
January number, and that the sub
| scriptions will be extended one month
on account Of this accident
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
ECCL -BREWE a WRIGHT
PARTY LAST EVENING

One of the most brilliant affairs
given by the younger social set In
Ogden during the winter season was
held at the home of Miss Celia Eccles.
2o55 Jefferson avenue. last evening.
Invitations were out for . large mum.
her of guests. and the charming young
hostesses, Miss Celia E;ccles, Miss
Beatrice Brewer and Miss Lillian
Wright, had planned delightful eve.
ming. no detail being overlooked
Cards and hearts were the diversion
of the evening. an orchestra in an
alcove in the large hall behind a
screen OF palms furnishing a fine mu-
sical program, the latest and most
populars being greatly enjoyed by the
guests
The card room was gorgcously deco,
rated In red, little red hearts and
cuplds and festoons OF smilaX covering
the walls; in vases were red carna-
tions and smilox. long red ribbon bows
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suspended from the chandeliers and
attached TO the bows were cute little
hearts and cupids Of various sizes.
The reception hall was also deco
rated IN red red carnations and prei-
" ferns. beautifully arranged; red
ribbons with hearts and cupids ar
ranged similar 10 the card room ei-
feet, the lights. OF which there were
sixteen in the hall and on the stairs,
were shaded In red and hung with the
red hearts and little cupids. Red
punch and red candles were served by
two little girls, Marian Wright and
Vivian Eccles.
The parlors were cXquisitely deco
rated in pink. with festoons OF smllox
and pink carnations.
In the dining room pink carnations
and smilax were also the decorations
Those present were;
Fawn Wright. Alberta Wright, Leila
Eccles. Mabel Rolapp. Lucille Ballan-
tyne, Claramay Browning, Rachel
Browning, Mildred Douglass, Ellen
Wright, Viola Taylor, Rachel Wright
Vera Browning, La Verne Fulton.
Maude Zeimer, Florence Cooncy
Helen Towne. Dorothy Browning Mar
garet Armstrong, Leila Taylor. Edith
Barlow. Rae Barlow, Josephine Bur
ton. LenOra Brown. Yedi Farley. Myrle
Anderson. Leone Enestcom, Anna Mac
Beth, Lillian Wright, Beatrice Brewer,
Celia Eccles.
Frank Farrell. Joe Scowcroft Jr.
Jack MacDermott, Jack Kuhn, Ray
mond Tresejer. Lawrence Evans.
Roscoe Civilian, joe Eccles, Alma
Winters. Victor Sears, Stewart
Eccles, Leland Read, Lawrence Green
well. Ed Peterson, Jim Scowcroft.
Erwin Ford. Roy Parker, Dee Plngree
Harmon Peery, Rex Kelly. Willard
Gibson. Lawrence Dee, Kenneth Grif
fin, Lawrence Wright, Clarence Nc
Cune. Ralph Johnson, William Corn,
Will Eccles. Moroni Olson. Mr. Coop
Out-of-town guests were.
Salt Lake: Helen Ellcrbeck, Deane
Alder, Jane Daring. Denise Karrlck.
Emma Heebe. Jeanette Cook. Gordon
Kirby. Woodward Mayo, Frank Wheel
ing, William Goodspeed. Harold John
son, Reese Howell. Irving Erickson,
Roland Emmett. George Davis.
Logan, Marie Eccles, Edna Nibley
Margaret Nibley. Ella Hatch, Florence
McCallister. Chrystabel Ritty. Nels
Anderson, Abe Colley Dan Stoddard.
Will Waugh. Albert SquIres, Hebcr
Hancock. Ross McCune.
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JARBIDGE NOW
UNDER DEEP SNOW
Peery Brothers Ranch Within Camp
Ogden Men Send Representative to Determine the
Merits of the Discoveries

The Peery brothers Of this city are
interested In the new mining camp of
Jarbidge, Nevada. having a stock
ranch within Ave miles of the place.
Horace Peery visited the ranch last
fall and in doing so passed over the
Jarbidge country. He was strongly
impressed with the formation, and
says that at that time he thought the
country would yet be known as rich
mineral section. Since the boom
there the Peerys have become inter
ested In the outcome of the country
from a mining point of view, and they
now have a representative on the
ground looking out for their interests.
About three weeks ago they en-
ployed Ben Luce. an experienced
miner of this section OF the country.
and one who has had much TO do with
the mining camps Of Nevada. and sent
him to the JarbidEe country for the
sole purpose of looking into'the mining
conditions there He has reached the
camp after long and tedious journey.
attended by hardshipS incident to trsv-
cling over mountain roads In the win
ter season A letter received from
Mr.. Luce this morning Is Of Interest
to those engaged In mining, and par
tlcularly those who have an eye on
Jnrbidge 1t follows:
II have sampled the Bourne strike
from top to bottom, but it likely will
be two or three days before can get
my assays out. There are three assay
outfits here, but none of them are set
up yet. The appearance Of the
% .a.l1x l. Co. ANtf
pected, and. II the averave IN values Is
good. 1t Is the biggest surface showing
l have ever seen, As far as | have
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
SIXTY-THlRD BIRTHDAY.

Mr. Robert Cowan was surprised at
his home on West Twelfth street Fri.
day evening. February 4, by a few
friends and relatives, the occasion be-
ing his sixty-third birthday Games,
music and some good old-timc dancing
were enjoyed by all AT 1880 all
assembled in the dining room. where
most delicious and dointily prepared
supper was served by Mrs. Carrie
Richardson and Mrs. Roy Cowan
Those present we're; Mr.. and Mrs
Robt Cowau, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hodson. Mr. and
Mrs Rome Wheeler mr and Mrs.
John Allan. Mr.: and Mrs. j. Allan. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Richardson, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Richardson; Misses Zella
Cowan, Maudie Cowan, Marcella
Richardson, Verla Richardson, Nellie
Richardson, Clarabelle Richardson
Toronto voters Will have chance
to express their opinions on a prop
osition to build thirty-threo miles OF
underground railroads.
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been able TO determine and sample the
groupings are from so to 60 feet wide
and 200 feet long.
The vein is not a seam" PROPOSE
tion. and | believe the values are we'll
distributed throughout the entire
ledge. They have a tunnel on the
ledge and are In. under cover. 20 feet.
The face OF the tunnel is five feet
wide, all vein. no walls as yet I Sc
lected samples across and around the
sides. giving me an average of seven
feet. also sampled the surface for
so feet and took an average OF six
feet of parallel ledge running east 400
or 500 feet, Am going TO the Arizona
group and the Pick and Shovel
claims today. both OF which, am told,
have big showings.
There was another heavy snow last
night and IL IS showing this morning
1t Is almost impossible to get around
on account OF the deep snow The
mountains. too. are almost straight up
and down. About the only thing one
can see of tho mineral formation on
the surface Of the ground Is where the
dykes OF lodges crop above the deep
snow, or where little work is being
done.
"They are little bit crazy on prices
here. but l have been successful in
getting line on some things and think
] will be able to land something worth
while in the near future. Everything
is largely a guees Insofar as figuring
on locations are concerned and moth
Ing Of permanent nature can be fixed
upon until the snow melts. have ma.
terial for story that will beat DR..
Cooks Jarbidge mile
Dated February Sth."
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ACCIDENTAL BLOW
KILLS SMALL BOY
Youngsr Play School Yard Struck the Head
the Ground and Dies From Conclusion of the Brain
Parents Distracted

the direction Of tho Hunter boy, who
undertook 10 dodge. but failed The
peg struck the unfortunate lad
squarcly upon tho left temple and
he fell 10 the ground He arose. how
ever. anu finally made his way home
Since that time the boy remained
in a semi-consclous condition until
death brought relief He was kept
at the home until this morning. the
attending physician thinking he was
getting along all riaht. 1t Is said
that the blow did not make single
mark on the head. yet It caused CON
cussion OF the brain.
Tho parents are distracted over tho
untimely death of the little fellow,
and the boy who struck the guinea
peg is heartbroken
Funeral services will be held at the
West Weber meeting house Monday
at IL o'clock in the morning.
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ELkS PLAN A
MINSTREL
SHOW

Minstrelsy, as portrayed by the To-
cal lodge of Elks. will be- presented
beginning Wednesday, February 23rd,
This year tho show will be under the
direction OF Biller and Draper who
have staged some of the most sue
ccsslul shows in the middle west and
south and the Pacific coast.
Special scenery and costumes, the
best local talent in Ogden, an en-
Semble OF so trained voices with a
big orchestra will back the "antlered
herd In "olsck face" efforts in what
promises to be the fastest and snappi-
est show ever given by the local
lodge of Elks.
Rchearsals have started off In good
shape and the boys" are all hard
at work on their parts. The first
part, with its eight end-men, Will be
interspersed with marches, dances
and songs by prominent Elks and the
jokes Will be new and their local
flavor will add much. to the fua of
the entertainment
On tho olio OF second part many
features will be introduced which arc
entirely new 10 minstrelsy,
The fun will start on Wednesday,
February card at noon, when the min
strel men will parade the streets In
full minstrel regalia. to the music of
band. The big feature act to be
presented In "Hulda Hawkins Ball."
which introduces twenty singers and
dances In a genuine old-time "cullud"
ball
The Elks report big demand for
tickets and the show will no doubt
pack the theater at all three per
formancoe.
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@ R AN NlzlN G
THE DUTCH
VOTERS

The Holland-Amerlcan Republican
club was organized in a preliminary
way n the court house last evening,
when representatives from all the vot.
ing districts Of the city met In the
court room and arranged for mass
meeting OF The Hollanders of Ogden.
to be held in the court house on Fri
day evening next. G. ]. Abel was
made chairman and John Roghaar sec.
retary.
Before adiournine. the Hollandcrs
addressed communication TO the city
administration regarding the appoint
ment of Henry Denkers as assistant
sanitary inspector.
Evidently the Hollandcrs have re
solved TO be recognized in the affairs
OF the city
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Sec the JoIE. Pictures fine.

See the JolE. Pictures fine. =.
The ladies' OF tho Baptist Kensing
ion are cordially invited TO spend an
afternoon with The Poets, at the home
OF Mrs. s. P. Brooks. 2204 Grant ave
nue., Wednesday afternoon, February
18th, al 2:30 O'Clock.
Minister'S Daughter. JoIg. Excel
lent.
Shooting Cdnte5t-P ]. Holahnn
and his son Guy of Twin Falls. Idaho,
Two OF the crack shots of the country,
will join the Ogden shooters in trap
shooting contest Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock, on the ogden club grounds.
Arrangements for the shoot have been
made, and IL is anticipated that an
interesting afternoon will be spent.
satans Smithy. CoIored. Beautiful.
JoIE.
Boy and His Miosion-Eldcr F.. ].
Milne Of tho State Industrial school
will be the principal speaker at the
Tabernacle services tomorrow after
noon His subject Will he Tho Boy
and His Mission" special program
VIII be rendered by the choir
Heroic Father. coIored. JoIE.
Good.
Dainty Pastry. Charles Cafeteria. :
Snow in Wyominq-W. H. Anderson
has returned from an extended trim
through parts Of Wyoming. He Wis
tied Kcmmerer. Diamond and Granger
MT. Anderson states that there does
not seem TO he much snow In that
section OF country. which embraces
the larger portion OF the Hams Fork
country. but that 1t Is packed solidly
Ia the canyons and rayines. The
weather has been bitter cold during
the winter months and, at this time
the temperature is low. He saws tha,
Montpelier. Idaho. is growing at 8
rapid pace, and is now one OF the besl
cities oil the Gem state
Veteran and Regular Firemen-
Please take motive that the entertain
ment Ia have been given in yon
honor by the Five Point Volunteer
ou Feb. IA. has been postponed unit
tuther notice. Committee. :
Increasing Gas PIant-Manager Dan
Vile Decker Of the Utah Light &, Rail
way company says that the work O
enlareing tho gas plant in the cit,
is progressing rapidly 1t was though
at the beginning Of the work that i
would require about sixty days tlm
10 remodel tho plant, but the indica
lions now arc that the plant will b,
finished in much less time. The CON
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At a few minutes after ten o'clock
this morning George Jacob Hunter.
the S-yoarold sen Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James f Hunter of Taylor Ward. died
at the Ogden general hospital. after
passing through an operation for con-
cussion of the brain. The boy was
brought to the hospital this morning
at two O'Clock and the operation was
soon Gfter performed. Clots of blood
we're found on the brain and death
was inevitable.
The boys death was caused through
an accident that happened on the Tay-
lor school grounds last Wednesday
during the noon hour. He was watch
Ing other larger boys play guinea peg
The peg that was being used VAS a
large one and the stick OF the boy
striking 1t was piece OF a wagon
spoke, and very heavy. The peg was
struck terrific blow and 1t flew in
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D. bfuteS.
BRIGHAM CITY TOO SPEEDY
FOR WEBER ACADEMY

Brigham City. Feb. 12.-The local
team defeated the Weber Stake acad-
emy here last night In one CT the best
games OF the season by the close score
OF 20 to 27 In twenty minute halves.
Tho game was hard tussle from be-
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QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE.

A masquerade party given under the
auspices OF Queen Esther Circle was
siyen in the Methodist church par.
lors last evening, about fifty guests
being present
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WASATCH TEAM DEFEATS
THE TEAM FROM 0CDE N

Heber City. Feb 12.-The deaf
mutes of Ogden were defeated in Il
match game of basketball here last
night by the onc.sided score OF 40 to
II The contest was much better than
the score Indicates, and the large
crowd present greatly enjoyed the
sport 1t was quite a treat to see the
deaf boys go through their signals.
which for time had the local boys
going south,
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

olo-TiME VALENTINE PARTY
Fifth Ward Amusement hall. Monday
Feb. 18th, 1910. Dancing. refreshments
Valentines Admission 25c each
Everybody invited. =
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NICE house and large lot OH north
Washington eve, $1,450, $3.50 down.
$500 per month.
Also broom brick house and lot at
Five Points, $3.50. 500 down. bal.
ancc $40 per month. E. T. Bratz,
phone 420 Ind. 2-12-lwk
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ginning to end, the victory being In
doubt until the last moment The
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Three roomed fiat 2SSS
Wall avenue. 2.12-1yk
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pany promises modern plant with
sufficient capacity for the city for
some time to come. Only about 30
0o0 feet of gas is used In the city
at the present time. but 1t is antlci-
pated that within eighteen months
three times that amount will be used.
The plant is being built for the In
creased demand.
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Woodmen Of the WorId-First dance
Of the season. Royal Dancing Acad
emy, Thursday evening. February II,
Tickets Soc. EXtrn lady 25c. e
3 G G. Butter is delivered fresh