Ogden News Briefs Include Local visits and business notices
Random references from Ogden items list local people visiting friends in Evanston and California, new grocery store openings, a car club outing to Brigham City, and loan notices. Iron claim locations filed with the county recorder, misc business and employment notices, and Weatherby’s fish sealing and lard sale promos are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proudfit
Ben Blackham
Evanston
Paul W. Stecher
Wash
Automobile Club of
Ogden
Brigham City
C. Richards, Jr
Ogden Local Notices and Travel Bits
Ogden items include moves by John E. Bagley to suites 27 and 23 First National Bank Building and a sale on horses and harness at Graham’s livery. The Glenwood Park closes for the season. marriage licenses issued for Henry Penman and Annie Gibson. Frank M. Lee Geo S. Nixon and R. E. L. Windle named as mining and irrigation delegates. probate petition filed for Claudia J. Roberts with will leaving $1500 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Bagley
First National Bank
John E. Bagley
First National Bank Building
Sparks
Nevada
Frank M. Lee
Nixon
R. E. L. Windle
Winnemucca
American Mining Congres
Deadwood
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Tribune At
Engineers Sent From Evanston to Cheyenne for Service
Five young engineers from Evanston are dispatched to Cheyenne for service. The group includes G Doty J Macahan Wnt Coldwell I Payne and C Fitzgerald. Southern Pacific abandons water train service from Corinne due to poor river water and uses Ogden sources. The Evanston addition to the pund house will extend six feet beyond a prior expansion. Vanderbilt tender locomotives 1660 class are set to be accommodated. Southern Pacific Land Department, once led by Jerome Madden, now under C W Eberlein on pension, is temporarily overseen by Eberlein to audit lands and consolidate with Union Pacific and Central Pacific lands. Eberlein will assess railroad lands during his San Francisco visit, planning future consolidation under the law department. Central Pacific lands will move to Wells Fargo building. B A Worthington promoted to assistant to General Manager Kruttschnitt to oversee transportation improvements, power distribution, accident reporting, and discipline. no official ruling issued yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Cheyenne
G. Doty
J. Macahan
Wnt. Coldwell
I. Payne
C. Fitzgerald
Southern Pacific Land Department
Jerome Madden
C. W. Eberlein
Eberlein
Wto
Land Department
Union Pacific
Omaha
San Francisco
Tiarkman
Central Pacifis
Law Department
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific Land Department
Hobert
Wella Fargo
B. A. Worthington
Kruttsenitz
Worthington
Kruttechnitz
Labor Day Parade Plans Outlined by City Committee
The labor committee finalized the parade program for Labor Day at Lester Park with two main features the grand popular voting contest for Ogden’s most popular union man and a highly anticipated baby show. Prizes include cash and a gold emblem charm with voting at cents per vote to benefit celebration expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Park
Popular Union
Ogden
Retail Clerks’ Union
Washington Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Twenty-third Street
Twenty Fifth Street
Twenty-fifth
Union Depot
George B. Estes
San Francisco
Ada Barrett McQuarrie
Sensesaarense
Petit larceny thief gets thirty days in municipal court
In police court James Kelly a drunk saluted the judge and pleaded guilty. Louis Bishop an old offender faced a disturbing the peace charge. Frank Thompson a railroad man was found guilty of petit larceny and sentenced to thirty days. Charles Ray received ten days for disturbing the peace. John M Cunningham forfeited ten dollars for drunkenness. A warrant was issued for D 4 Hall of North Ogden for fast driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
Louis Bishop
Ife
Tie
Frank Thompson
Green River
Oliver Vance
Charles Ray
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
John M. Cunningham
T. Ryan
Hall of
North Ogden
Moroni Stone Vehicle Attack Injures Ble and Wife
An incident involving Moroni Stone breaking a vehicle caused serious injuries to Ble and his wife. Details describe a violent assault with the vehicle damaged and injuries reported for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroni Stone
Ble. Stone
John Smith Found Guilty Over Sunday Barber Shop Case
Judge Howell declares John Smith guilty in a Utah city case charging keeping a barber shop open at the depot on Sunday. The defense argued Interstate Commerce law, but the court ruled such opening is not covered, citing state precedents and a 12 page opinion by Judge Vowell. Sentencing set for Wednesday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Howell
Supreme Court
Gly Va. Smith
Union Depot
Utah
Cutie Dealera
Vowell
Ogden County Commissioners Approve Road Work and Prison Bill Review
The Board meeting approved $100 for a Garland road district project and discussed road and bridge repairs in Hooper and Kanesville. Chairman Stanford noted a $60 excess in prison costs due to delayed pleas, with no session to accept guilty pleas. Conveyances for canyon delegates and jail inspections were also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Board of County Commissioners
Garland Road
R’. Forbes
Weber River
Forbes
Wilson
County Court House
FT. Clark
Clark
Fowers
Hooper
Kanesville
Sr. Fowers
Parker
D. C. McGill
Hollingsworth
Roy
Anif
Ogden
South Fork
Farrell
Dailey
Od den Heights Land Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed with the County Clerk outline a land and real estate business for Ogden Heights annex Ogden city Riverdale precinct. Incorporators are James M. Wilson Fermor J Spencer and David C Dodge all of Denver Colorado stock 14600 shares 100 par value principal office Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odden Heights Land Company
Ogden Heights
Ogden City
Riverdale
James M. Wilson
Fermor J. Spencer
David C. Dodge
Denver
Colorado
Orphan’s Prayer at the Grand Tonight
Amusements note a four act East life drama "An Orphans Prayer" arriving at the Grand tonight. The play is praised as natural and intense with convincing performances and a complete scenic setup.
Burdock Blood Bitters Boosts Vitality For Life’s Battles
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as giving a clear head an active brain and a strong vigorous body making men fit for the battle of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdock
Walshie and Welsh Divorce Case Filed in Sacramento
A divorce suit was filed in the District court this morning for Amy Walshie and Albert Welsh. The couple married in Sacramento in May 1901 and have one child. The complaint cites abandonment and failure to provide as the grounds and seeks dissolution of marriage and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
T. D. Johnson
Amy Walshie
Albert
Welsh
Sacramento
Cal
Gether
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Knox Fats
Tem
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Knox Agency
C. D. Ives
Brook Hotel Corner
Hot Springs
Culley Drug Co
Standari
Standard
County
L. B. Spencer
L. F. Stone
Y10
25Th Street
Everything Choice
W. L. Humphrey
California
Afoney
Joan
C. C. Richards, Jr
Eccles
M. O. Rolson
Nobert
Weatherby
Ant
Thomas Maloney
Orden
Butte
Montana
Irrigation Congress
Anaconda
J. T.rushmer
Utah Canning Company
Firet National Bank
Pacific Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Shupe Williams
Ave
J. Stagg
Wyo
Clark Hollingsworth
Graham's Livery
Henry Penman
Annie S. Gibson
West Weber
Louise Barker
St. Mark's Hospital
Salt Lake
Skeen
Burrows
Seo Us
TL. W. West
Pocatello
Allen
Martin Naedel
Crockwell's
HW. H. Spencer
Spencer
Market Lake
Idaho
London Market
21Th Street
F. Wright
S. Ti. Cave
Thiel’s Meat Market
Glenwood Park
Hermitage
George A. Eaton
Salt Lake High School
Tribes and Jones
H. R. McMillan
New Orleans
Jean
MacMillan
Choice Poultry and Fish
F. J. Keller
Wash Ave
Iate
Henderson & MacMillan
Armeda Roberts
A. B. Corey
Claudiua J. Roberts
Oklahome
Phes
Corinne
Vanderbilt
Labor Committee
Labor Eday
Julia Brachard
Thos. B. Campbell
Santa Monica
Company Is
Warts
Co. P. Utter
Eccles Bldg
Squire Coop
School OF Music
Europe
Boyle Hardware Company
John A. Boyle
L. H. Becraft
Olasmobile
Grant Ave
Twenty-Fourth
John Watson
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