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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
5
All changes for the evening paper must be in the day preceding. All changes of Advertisements for the Saturday edition of the Standard must be in by Thursday noon.
Mrs Hilrean travels to Wadena to visit her parents for a short time. Advertising notes list watch repairs by Paul W. Stecher and salary advances for workers. A chattel mortgage has been recorded.
Ogden brief highlights include mortgage transfer on household goods for 500 dollars and business troubles of A. D. F. Reynolds, notices of new shops Sooy Photo Pattoré and Marshall & Aimes Co. rebuilding, local dining and shopping ads, a marriage license for Robert Burton and Letitia Richards, and oblique death notices for BR. E. Herrington. The Presbyterian church hosts chicken dinner and a sewing fair while the Hub discusses District of Columbia governance.
Denver reports J W Dean superintendent of Pueblo Fort Collins and Clear Creek District of Colorado and Southern resigns to join Santa Fe railroad. He will be succeeded by C E Curnon from St Louis where he was superintendent of terminals for the Missouri Pacific and Rio Grande Mountain railroad.
Varry Duckwell aged 25 died at his home after a severe coughing fit followed a slight cold. His wife and child were present when he suffocated. A doctor arrived too late. An advertisement for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup claims it could have saved him.
Stanley S Stevens and Hay have bought the Commercial Electric Co and now operate from 2279 Wash Ave inviting old patrons to visit. The firm promises a full line of features and announces in house specials including new electric door bells at reduced prices.
The Standard 44 notes workmen fear charges of robbery if they cot to Ogden. They threaten to trade in Tacoma Nevada unless treated better. An Ogden church leader calls reports lies while a Lakeside representative promises explanation. Local chiefs deny truth to the claims.
The hearing for alleged members of the Hold-up Gang is postponed to Friday at 10 am. George Wells faces robbery charges with bond reduced from 2500 to 500 per count totaling 1000. State witnesses Halling August Wynberg testified readiness to aid prosecutors.
A claim alleges Melrose knocked Riley down during a jail incident where Riley's leg was broken. Fury is jailed on a charge of obtaining $10 with a bogus check. he was too drunk this morning to stand trial.
Officers Chambers and Tincock captured Dave Williams and William La Nose after a break in at a cigar store near Chapman House on Twenty-fifth Street. The thieves forced a rear door and stole knives watches revolvers and opera glasses. Officer Wilson recovered the opera glasses and a female witness identified the suspects.
Miss Letitia J Richards daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Richards married Mr Robert L Burton at the Salt Lake Temple this morning at eleven o clock Pres Joseph F Smith officiating The couple returned to Ogden and departed for California on the Overland Limited for three weeks Burton a bookkeeper at the First National Bank and active church worker will be at home January first at 636 24th St Ogden
Amnesey returns from Tuscarora Nevada with news of Elko Eclipse Gold Mining Co property. A 60 foot stope opens ore face for about 40 feet and a new ore body forms. A north end vein shows two and a half feet of surface ore with free gold. ore dumped awaiting mill run with favorable mill charges expected. The center district location and observers say strong producer potential soon.
Ogden residents praise Doan’s Ointment for itching skin and hemorrhoids. John Maycock, blacksmith at 169 West Twentieth Street, recounts a Peoria friend’s relief after trying the cure, bought at 8 W Badeon’s drugstore. A 50 cent box stops hemorrhoids, with Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U S agents. remember the name Doan’s.
Officer Folker arrested William Wright this morning on a robbery charge brought by Dor an. Doran says the pair shared a room on Twenty-fifth Street, Wright allegedly took Doran’s money of 9.65 from his pocket and fled. Wright had only 2.15 dollars when detained.
Tim Sullivan and Peter Anderson are arraigned on drunkenness charges. John Melrose faces a disturbance charge after an incident with Barney Riley on Twenty-fifth Street. testimony and sentencing adjourned to the next morning.
Members of the Woodmen hall banquet were entertained with toasts to the ladies. District Deputy N. D. Wenninger praised Ogden visit results and membership prospects. Officers elected for the new year include Connel, Beammitt, Williams, Burdick, Stout, Schafer, Hillmans, Whipple, Carstenaen, Jones, De Clark, Joyce, Dickson, and Fowler.
Health ad advises taking Verbine for several days to ease chest discomfort caused by undigested food and gas pressing on the heart. Sold by G. F. Cave at 2301 Washington Avenue and J. F. Cave at Depot Drag Store.
A talented Utah troupe directed by Mrs Martha Royle King presents Cinderella or a Dress Rehearsal at the Grand Opera House Friday December 4. The cast features Sallie Fisher Jennie Lawley Julia Dean Lottie Levy and Annie Eccles with new dances by Prof Robert Lar Ry Loiselle. Tickets range 25 50 75 cents and 1 dollar.
Ed C Nud of Iownville Sedgwick County Kansas reports severe sciatica relief after using Dallard's Snow Liniment. He bought 30 cent bottles, notes walking without crutches and increased farm work, and recommends it to others. Sold by G F Cave and J K Cave in local drugstores.
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