The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
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II your time Is worth something.
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Sunday Travel-In order 80 accom-.
| modate the excursions between Og'
| dent and Salt Lake on Sundays in
| the future. the Oregon Short Line
trains. beginning next Sunday, will
carry extra coaches.
Favor Seven o'clock-We are heart
lily in favor OF closing at clock on
Saturday-and will do nothing 10
cause the movement to lose its
strength and aslc our customers 20
support us by shopping before Z
| O'Clock. Wrlghts' stores =
Converts Go Through h.-Thirty-two
converts of the Mormon church pass.
cd through Ogden yesterday after
noon en- route TO Salt Lake from New
| York where they recently landed from
Europe in charge OF returning mis-
| sionnries OF the church
b. &C G. Butter is what we have
and what you want.
Charles Henderson and Sam Ander.
son. business men OF Superior, Wyo,
| are in the city for few days on
business.
Genuine Mexican Chill Con Carnc.
at the Oxford cafe. A. T Woods.
Prop. -
c. w Lund of st. Louis. T. +. Sam
son OF Seattle. j. B. Welcome of
Butte, Robert n. Butler of Missoula.
Charles r. Jensen OF White Sulphur
Springs. Montana. A. l.. Raymond and
wife of Helena, and z. S. Radford. OF
Fargo, North Dakota, arc late arriy-
ais in the city.
Reduced prices on all classes of
Millinery, at removal sale Of Stafford
Millinary Co. 3rd floor WrightS'
NJ Elkin OF Chicago. w Kearns of
San Francisco. c. C. Sloan OF st, Paul,
A. s. Hcaly OF New York and r W.
Shredder Of Chicago. are late arrivals
in The city and registered at different
local hotels.
FOR SALE-A modern broom
pressed brick residence. Close In
Apply DIT Freiday-
deliver the memorial address for the
Woodmen OF the World on Sunday
afternoon. June 3, and has consented
TO do SO.
WANTED-A solicitor for the Stand.
ard in the city. Call AT Standard of
flee after p. NJ.
Soldier TrNn-BattcTy c. United
States field artillery. which has been
stationed at Fort Russell. Wyoming,
occupying a special train. will pass
through Ogden June ], en- route to
San Francisco The special will car
rs one standard sleeper, two tourist
slccpers, kitchen car, An end-door
baggage car and large box car
There are 125 men in the party, and
they must reach San Francisco not
later than S a. m. June S.
$3.50 cash buys a ton of Best Rock
Springs OH the market, Phone Il.
John Farr.
Heavy F;rst-claes TraveI-In order
TO accommodate the increased travel
on the Overland limited. both east
and west. an extra standard Pullman
has been added. which runs from
Oakland to Chicago The extra cars
alternate daily in running from Oma
ha TO Chicago. via the Chicago. Mil.
Waukee &: ST Paul and the Chicago
& North western lines,
Bismnrk-Chile and sandwich; bar,
Imported and Domestic Dclicatessen.
Sanitary Gas Cooking
"oqden" In FloWers-The landscape
gardener at the Union depot has ar
ranged large flower bed on the
north side of the depot walk. BY
using varied colored plants he has
spelled the word Ogden" The work
is neat and much admired by travel
ers
100000 carnations, roses. jessemine
buds, Gala lilies. Easter lilies Peon.
les, pot plants. all colors. for Decora-
tion Day; sure to please. Send your
orders In early Varney's, 1G2 W. 30th.
Bell SILK Ind 1574-A.
Piers for the Sheds-Eight cement
piers for the uprights for the umbrel-
la sheds at the Union depot have
been constructed The cement gang
is building the platform aud the piers
for the sheds on the south half Of
the Union depot platform at the
present time
Suits in Lower Court-ln the civil
division OF the municipal court. the
T 3. Evans company has commenced
suit against John Toponce. TO recover
$40. alleged to be due for goods, wares
and merchandise, and against Thomas
Smurthwaite for S2050. claimed to be
due on an open account Alma Lang
lois Is suing Samuel Whitaker. TO re-
cover the sum Of $59.65. claimed 10 be
due on an open account.
The defendants in the case OF Will
Ham Surrage VS.. the Southern Pacific
company have filed an appeal The
action is TO recover 500. alleged to be
due for a horse ueIonging to the
plaintiff killed by one of the defend
ants trains at West Weber. Juds
ment for the amount asked was rem
dered tho plaintiff in the Municipal
court.
Weber Academy Oramatics-The
Weber Academy Dramatic company
will present the play. "A Scrap OF
Paper at the Fourth Ward social
hall, Friday night. The play Will next