The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
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WE HAVE installed new up-to-dato
+, dyeing plant and are now
PREPARED TO DYE all classes ol
garments
COME AND HELP BURY US with
work
ogden Steam Laundry. Dyers and
lCleaners.
S. l., Peak of Billings. Mont. came
down from the north this morning and
may locate In Weber county permsn
emily If he can find what he consid
ors desirable In the way of a little
fruit farm.
II YOU arc anxious TO save use b
G G, Butter
| Among tho visitors who arrived n
, Ogden this morning and registered al
different hotels arc s. w. Davenport
/ OF Sterling. Col; n A Henry. OF Chi
cago; w. n. Carter, OF BridGer, r
| II Huse. Of Pocatello. A. NJ Buch
AMMAN OF Cleveland. j n. LangdoD, ol
Denver; A. r Knott. of ST Joe, and
Adam Ferguson of Evanston.
! For rent, elegantly furnished apart
I ment. with piano; no children. AS
Tweoty-fifth. .
G S. Barto. s. f. Rubel. John
Menor, a. r. Stanley, Or, a. +. Patter-
son and Robert n. Twiggs arrived
from Chicago this morning and arc
guests at different hotels.
$Il0 round trip to Salt Lake. via
ID. & r. G.. May 13. and lith. Good
returning until the 18th. -
C. w. Newcomb and wife of Els
camc In from Nevada last night and
will remain over in Ogden for several
days.
The Denver & Rio Grande has been
selected as the official route for the
high school track meet at Salt Lake,
May 14th. Special train at $50 a.
m. Returns al l1:00 p m. Round
trip fare $110. =
James b. Ashton and wife OF Logan.
are visiting friends in the city for a
few days.
Pay a months subscription In ad-
vance and get a ticket froe to the
big attractions at the Orpheum Thea
ter for any night neXt week. except
Sunday You get two tickets for two
months subscription. -
] ". Maxey OF Aena. Arkansas. II
w Queen, Of Wichita, and B. l.. Bas-
com. Of Topeka are in the city at
present from the southwest.
If your time ia worth something.
eat at Livingston's Cafeteria -
]. H. Endry and P. S, Slocum, prom
inent business men OF San Francisco,
are In Ogden for a few days.
Oregon Short Line is the Official
Route for High School Track Meet
al Salt Lake Round trip Sl10 Tic
kets on sale MAY 18th and l4th. good
returning May 18th. Choice of eleven
trains daily each way. City office
251i Washington avenue.
Died at HoteI-Oscar Trulock. aged
81 years and resident of Arva. Okla
boma. died OF diabetes, at o'clock
this morning at the Healy hotel.
where he has been visiting with ]. w
Maxey, also, of Oklahoma. for tho past
number OF weeks. Both men are
horsemen and have been engaged in
the buying and selling of horses for a
number OF years. The body was re
moved to the Larktn undertaking par
lors where 1t will be prepared for
burial. The funeral announcement
viii be made later
Pay months subscription In sd.
vance and get a ticket free 10 the
big attractions at the Orpheum Thea
Ter for any night next week. except
Sunday You get two tickets for two
months subscription. -
Saves Crushed Lees-C. V, Hales. a
brother of Harry IIales OF the county
clerks office and Ren Hales of the
Reed Hotel. and who WAS injured Ia
a wreck at Bingham Junction. Febeu-
airy IL. last, has been brought to the
family residence 1850 Jackson avenue.
from ST Marks hospital, where he has
been confined since the accident
BY what seems a miracle tho young
man Will not lose tho use OF his right
leg, which at one time. 1t was thought
had been so badly crushed that am
putation would bc necessary.
oregon oDOrt Line If the Of1lclal
Route for High School Track Meet
at Salt Lake. Round trip 81 110 Tic
kcts on sule May 18th and I4th, good
returning May 10Th. Choice of eleven
trains daily each way. City office
2S14 Washington avenue. -
Marriage Lieense-A marriage H.
consc was issued this morning at tho
county clerks office 10 j. c. Rcberger
and Mamie Weston, both OF Salt Lake
City. Tho couple were married b.
Judge j. A. Howell
For sale, cheap-Household goods ia
good condition Dining table and 4
chairs. $1,000; bedroom carpet, $1,000:
folding billiard table. $1,000, two cen
ter tables $3.50 and $500. Apply to
1913 Monroe.
Sale Of Cafe ConfIrmed-1n the pro-
bate division Of the district court this
morning. the order of the sale of the
Falstaff cafe In the estate Of Crayton
NJ. Leedom, deceased. TO I. S. Fcony
& Co. for the sum Of $500 WAS
confirmed by Judge Howell. In her
petition TO the court praying for the
confirmation NJ the sale Of the nrop-