The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
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Trimmed hats for $3.50 at the f.
Points Millinery.

Trimmed hats for $3.50 at the Eve
Points Millinery.
Mrs. N. S. Jones, of this city, left
,oday for a visit in Denver. Colorado.
She expects to be away from the city
Tor several months.
Queen Esther chapter No 4 O. h. S.,
holds special meeting Friday evening,
Nov. 25th, degree work, Officers meet
II p. m. for drill order CT w M
Mrs. William Godcll. of Ogden, left
his afternoon to visit friends in San
Francisco.
FRENCH AND WILLOW PLUmes.
Special Discount Sale. Stafford Mil,
llncry Co. 1867 Washington Ave.
formerly Srd floor Wrights)
Patrick Henry Cook, travelling
freight agent of the Hartman lines.
spent yesterday with his family in
Bcnefer He Will return to Ogden
this evening and leave tomorrow
morning for Boise. Idaho,
German Ladies' Bazaar Nov 2e-3o.-
At the home Of Mrs. r Ebellng. 6G7
2Srd ST Refreshments will be
serye ed.
w. NJ. Jeffers. division superintend.
ent OF the Union Pacific. was In Og-
den this morning for several hours.
Bakery goods always fresh at Ward
& Drumms two stores. Phones. 27S.-
Strenuous Youths-Seyen boys re
siding in the neichborhood OF Lester
park were brought to the police sta
ton this morning by the park Off
Ger for having broken a tree while
playing a game OF football. The Of
ficer claimed that the urchins were
In the habit of stopping In the park
on their way to school and that their
play was of such a rough character
rs TO do damage TO the trees and 9th
er vegetation on the grounds The
boys were allowed TO return 10 their
homes after a brief lecture. but the
matter VIII be taken up with their
parents through the park and juyen-
lie officials
Skate at the Auditorium each after
noon and evening. Admission lOc;
skates, 15c. Thursdays, ladies free.
Counsel for lce-Harry Lee appear
ed before Judge Howell this morning
and stated that he had not been able
TO procure the assistance of counsel
to defend him against the charge OF
adultery, and he asked the court TO
appoint some one The court named
Attorney George Halverson and the
case was set for TRIAL next Tuesday.
Modern six.room brick house for
rent on Orchard Ave. S25 TO right par
ty. Apply 1883 Orchard
Has Gone to Sparks - T. f. Row
lands. division superintendent OF the
Southern Pacific railroad went west
TO Sparks this morning on an inspec-
ton trip He was accompanied by
Assistant superintendent r. e. Fitz-
gerald.
Fine line of fresh candles at Ward
& Drumm's two stores. -
w. O. Stanley left Ogden this af-
ternoon on the Los Angeles Limited
for Cheyenne. where he VIII spend
several days.
coaI-n you want the best; If you
wunt full weight John Farr. phone
q
S Shllngs. who has been visiting
In Ogden for several weeks. left this
morning on the Union Pacific for
Oamha
FOR sALe-2,ooo tons standard
Goals. See PorterficId. Ogden Sewer
Pipe & Clay Co. -
Small Suits-The Volker Scowcroft
Lumber company has fled suits In the
municipal court against the firm ot
White & MCGOWAN, FOR $34.95 on an
account against the Fife K Sewell
company for 5 1852, on account,
against Frank Alvord for Sll.O5.
against William Haddcnham for SIS.
and against Christian Christensen Tor
s12S25 In the same court the I "A.
Smurthwaitc Produce company has
begun action against Roscoe u. GroN"
er for SIS on account
Cuts Down Grazing Permite-ln con-
IeQuence of the Conclusive evidence
which has been laid before the secre-
tary OF agriculture oi INJURY TO az
riculturaI and ether interests through
too heavy grazing of certain water
sheds In the Manti national forest, in
Utah, Secretary Wilson has cut down
the amount OF stock which will be al
lowed 10 Graze on this forest next year
10 $500 head of cattle and horses,
and 155. 900 hoa1 OF sheep. This is a
reduction OF 5000 In the number OF
cattle and horses. and 1000 in the
number OF sheep.