The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-22
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A carload OF that good Smithheld
Flour just arrived Special prices on
your winters supply, Edgar Jones
Co.
Mr.. Pardee, director of the New
York Central road, passed through
ogden this morning In HIS private car
going west
Favor us and yourselves by buying
B. 6 G.. Butter
Visited Ogden Csnyon-Mr. Cots
hall. one OF the New York stockhold-
ers OF the Hartman railroads, who
IS making continental trip In pri-
yate car and who was entertained IN
this city Saturday by Assistant Sup
eIintendent Easton OF the Southern
Pacific. expressed himself well pleas
ed with Ogden and the Ogden can.
yon. Mr. Gotshall also Viewed the
improvement work OF the Southern
Pacific at the Ogden and Lucln cut
OF and expressed wonderment and
satisfaction at the sight.
Wanted at once. three moro Stenog-
raphers. ]. A Smith.
Superintendent Jeffers OF the Union
Pacific has returned from confer
cree of railroad superintendcnts held
last week at Omaha
w. O. w. DANCE. Wed evening,
August 24tb at the Hermitage Prize
waltz, $1,000
Assistant Forester A. C. Mccain of
the operation department and William
T. Cox, assistant forester In charge
OF the sllviculture department of the
United States. have gone to the Carl
bou forest, Idaho. for the purpose OF
looking into seeding questions there.
They will visit Idaho Falls and other
points while away. The matter of re-
forestratlon is being given undivided
attention by the forest department,
and Mr., Cox says it is imperative that
the seed of the various forests be
saved and planted where it Will grow
into trcos.
4 The Knights of Columbus, Ogden
Council No. III will give dance at
the Hermitage Friday. Aug, 26th.
Bring your friends. a good time Is
/ assured
Ernest Ford. Leon Browning,
George Angel and John Hudson have
reformed from few DAYS outing al
Beaver Creek near the South fork OF
the Ogden river They report having
spent AN enjoyable time. and they say
4 the chicken hunting has never been
better iu that locality.
\ Heaton Kirkondall Undertaking Co,
4 Lady attendant Both phones, $50. -
| Ball Game-Au interesting ball
gamo between the local Blks and the
Woodmen OF the World was played
at the Fair grounds Sunday morning.
the men with the AK winning by
score Of 10 To s. The Woodmen VII
play a team from Devils Slide next
Sunday morning. and they say their
next victim will be the North Ogden
fellows. They are anxious to play
I North Ogden and hang their scalpS
upon their belts The Woodmen have
not yet been defeated this year. <.nd
they think they arc about the real
Thing in baseball
s1.oo S1.oo-Your choice Of
any trimmed summer hat regardless
OF cost We have limited number left.
but Great value for the money. 1861
( Washington ave Stafford Millinery
Co. formerly 3rd floor Wrghts.
v Superintendent Fred w Geutsch OF
mo hotels and dining car service on
tne Short Line, while spending few
Gays In Pocatello last week. under
= went An operation for slight growth
on the left eyelid
y Now Ia the time 10 get your cucum
d u1's. cauHhower, etc. Don't wait un
4 III III 'ne irost comes and II is too late
81 we nave plenty. Edgar Jones Co. .
y Good GIRLS wanted at shupe-Wll
q llama Candy Factory.
bf Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Hinkley have
u 70 IL Pretz a part OF the north
ri east quarter of section Z. township :
~ nortn OF range / cast. Salt Lake
~ meridian, for $3.50.
~ 100 loads dirt wanted at The Faf
~ Grounds. SEQ Ii. Ii Rowe. over th,
III Standard oDce
TX Morgan caull1over. small pear
onions picking c,fcumbers spieos
~ vinegar and. in fact, everything yo,
n Co 'o"V
funeral Ter Joseph esxter-Tho fu
II 'sra services over the late Josepl
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