Real Estate Transfer and Funeral Notices
Real estate transfer records show Christ ine Wileshvieng transferring part of the southeast quarter of section 12 township 6 range 1 east to John G Mortensen for 75 dollars. Lorantz Strobel is set for funeral services Friday February 19 at 3 PM at Richeys chapel with Rev Zimmerran officiating. interment at Ogden City cemetery. Additionally a note reminds Advertisers to submit copy for the Evening Standard the day before publication. A private car from J F Dunn of the Oregon Short Line was sent to Denver to meet Mrs Dunn and family visiting Arkansas Hot Springs, and a train delay of seven hours is noted with Rio Grande service mentioned.
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Ann Christine Wileshvieng
John G. Mortensen
Range 1
Stroebel
Lorantz Stroebel
Richey's Chapel
Rev. Zimmerman
Ogden City Cemetery
Denver
J. F. Dunn
Oregon Short Line
Tinton Pacific
Frank F. Argyle
Frank Noble
Washington Avenue
Argyle
G. O. McBride
Nebraska
Richey's Funeral Chapel
H. D. Zimmerman
Luncheon Served by Hostesses at Event
Mesdames Carr Shaw Peatorson Brommitt Roberts Hall Rollow and Croffrann acted as hostesses serving the luncheon at the gathering.
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Mesdames Carr
Shaw, Peatorson
Brommitt
Roberts Hall
Rollow
Croffrann
Washington's Birthday Supper Monday at Parish House
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church host an old-fashioned supper at the parish house corner Grant and Twenty-fourth from 4:30 to 7. There will be hot and cold dishes and servers in Ye Olden Times costumes. No tickets. pay at the door. Price three cents.
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the Episcopal Church
Grant and
Twenty-fourth Street
City moves to tighten liquor and pool hall rules
In Kaysville the city council and mayor push to amend ordinances to curb underage access and late staying in saloons and pool halls. The plan includes banning card games and setting a 10 o'clock closing time for pool halls to keep youths away.
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Kaysville
Kayaville
Salt Lake
Nays Ander
Thomas H. Phillips
Hyomel Catarrh Cure Sold With Guarantee
In Ogden agent S. W Badeon offers Hyome inhaler and bottle for $1 with full usage instructions and money back if it fails to cure catarrh. G F Lowe of Allegan Michigan testifies Hyomel killed germs and provided relief after long naval catarrh. September 19, 1905.
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Standard and Examiner
America
Badeon
Ogden
G. F. Lowe
Allegan, Mich
Recitations and Songs at Mound Fort Washington Day Program
Primary grades of Mound Fort school present a Washington Birthday program in Enincement hall with parents and friends in attendance. The varied program includes school orchestra numbers, recitations such as My Country and Our Flag, songs Three Little Sisters and Grandpa, drills, a Tea Party play, flag and hatchet drills, and the Soldier's Song.
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Mound Fort
Washington
Munster School
Washington and
Lincoln
Leland Draney
Lavon Greenwell
Canova DeLaney
Dorothy Burt
Grandpa
Jon Washington
Leroy Buchmiller
Dale Harris
Gustave Horn
Hane Jonsen
Dee Mack
Clarence Hufstill
Trial of Patrick Calhoun Bribery Case Advances in San Francisco
In San Francisco on February 19 the Patrick Calhoun bribery trial progressed as jury selection neared completion. A sixth candidate was questioned, witnesses’ attendance threatened further juror challenges, and a witness reported an attempt to influence him. Judge Lawlor allowed a disclosure and ordered continued venire examinations.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
Lawlor
Charles Heldewata
Heidewald
William Krause
Mr. Krause
Francis J. Heney
A. A. Moore
Heney
Moore
Talesman
Tture
Stanley Moore
Talesmen
Card of Thanks From Amelia Stone and Family
Amelia Stone and family express gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during their sorrow, asking God to bless them in their hour of need.
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Amelia Stone
Infant Son of Foley Dies. Funeral Planned
Infant son of George and Elizabeth Foley died Feb 18. Funeral services will be held at the residence 3012 Adams at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Theatrical Baggage Rates May Rise at Seattel Meeting
Harriman officials report the Transcontinental Passenger Association will discuss a proposed increase in baggage car rates to Pacific coast points at its June Seattle meeting. Theaters and related groups head the affected interests, with strong opinion expected and a likely vocal debate over the new schedule. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised as improving blood quality and health.
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Harriman
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Seatte
Board of Thanks for Mrs. W. H. Wright Funeral
The Wright family expresses deep gratitude to friends for support during their mother Mrs. W. H. Wright’s funeral. They thank for floral tributes and kind words shared in prayer and at home, noting appreciation for music and messages from the pulpit.
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W. H. Wright
Illustration's rise enhances value of picture pages
The man in the street shows clear love for the picture page, and even traditional papers are convinced that advertisers recognize its value, as noted by Process Engravers' Monthly.
Idaho Towns Thrive as Gooding Grows Rapidly
A Northern delegation visits Gooding Idaho nine miles from Shoshone noting a population of 1400 with expectations to 3000 this year. A $75,000 hotel rises amid new business blocks and permanent residences as east homeseekers flood the area. Boise Ogden migrants settle there and share in the town’s brisk development and real estate gains.
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Starensen
Moadey
Eouth
Portland
Moreley
Gooding
Shoshone
Idaho
Gentral
Boise
Rexall Orderlies Promise Cure for Constipation
The T. H. Carr Drug Co offering Rexall Orderlies guarantees a cure for constipation with regular use for four weeks or the purchase price refunded. The remedy is odorless tasteless and colorless and suitable for children and the elderly. Available in two package sizes 25c and 10c per tablet.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
T. H. Carr Drug Co
Grant
Ogden Picture Show Boss Builds Monopoly in Film
The piece notes Fred Bogsner, a former local newspaper man, has made money in the motion picture business and now holds a monopoly in his line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Ogden
Fred Bogsner
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Ind
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Red Cross
Humanity's
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J. T. Ruehmer
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Huyler
New York City
Badoon
John Fars
Utahight & Ry Co
J. M. Davis
New Orleans
Davie
Davis
Hartiman
Crescent City
John Scowcroft & Sons Company
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E-Z-Money
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Geo. J. Kelly
Harvey P Randall
Provo
Rock Springs
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Gillette Coal Co
27Th St
A W. Meek
Los Angeles
the Angels
City
Jeannette Leak
Moving Picture Theaters
Eva
Kensington
Grand Junction
Fred M. Tout
Mr. Tout
Soldier Summit
Spanish Fork Canyon
Nels C. Flygare
John C. Watson
Christian Flygare
Wels © Flygare
Yeater Day
Itte
Mutual Improvement Association of Weber Stake
Weber Academy Hall
Charles Kent
Squire Coop
Joseph Ballantyne
M. S. Marriott
John E. Mortensen
Mark Nerdon Ageathat Thomas A Nerdon
Powers
H. J. F Powers
California
Utalona
Bankers’ Reserve Life Company
Edward H. Delameter
Mangan
Logan
W. H. Wolff
Union Pacifi Railroad Company
Maughn
James Rasmussen
J. E. Carver
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Kayeville
S.J Burt & Bros
D. Decker
Intermountain Country
C. A. Child
John C. Child
Pal Mal Waillan
A. W. Child
Montana
Warren Elmer
Frank Richardson
Texas Rangers
Lonesome Roving Wolves
W. W. Child
FD. Richardson
John H. Bishop
W. G. Child
Charley Richardson
Pete Herrick
CG. C. Child
Guy Servoss
Warren Richmond
Warren Bimer
G. Richardson
Ogdsn Steam Laudry CO
Colorado
Schroeder-Son Nursery Company
Lafayette
Colo
James Cohn
Metropole
Sal Lake City
Utah
Adams
Geo. A. Craig
Jird Street
Frank
Riverdale Hall
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