Social dance scene and miscellaneous notices in Ogden item
A recollection of a U B R E dance at Dignan’s with lists of attendees and a note that the event was lively. A Foster’s Military Band Mask Ball at Union Hall drew a large crowd with costumes and late dancing. Also listed are a series of local social gatherings, a Bible sale, a rail worker’s recovery, a Wordmen of the World dance, and a market ad for cheap beef cuts at Excelsior market.
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Foster
Union Hall
Wordmen
Dignan’s Hall
Salt Lake
Ogden Tabs Salt Lake Efforts To Curb Gambling
Ogden authorities monitor Salt Lake Citys plan to regulate gambling. Salt Lake officials, unable to abolish gambling, impose a 299 dollar fine on gambling house keepers to deter minors and crooked activity and to shut down the dives.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Stand ard business office hours stated
The standard business office hours are from 8:00 a m to 6 30 p m daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10:00 a m to 12 noon.
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the Standard
Notice to Advertisers for Weekend Standard
Public notice instructs advertisers to place all changes for the evening paper by the day prior and to submit Saturday edition ad changes by Thursday noon.
Editorial and Editorial Room Listed in Office No 56
A business office entry notes No 56-One Ring and No 56-Two Rings as editorial spaces. The listing provides a formal designation for rooms used by staff in the facility.
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Editorial Room
Weather Outlook For Late Tonight And Saturday
Generally late tonight and Saturday show unsettled conditions with a chance of snow flurries in the northern portion. Temperature changes are expected to be slight, with light winds and variable skies across the region.
Saturday Society Columns Submission Notice
The Standard reminds readers to submit fresh oyster and game notices for the society page before Friday noon each week. The society section will close at 6 PM Friday and move to page 10 of the second part.
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Standard
Ogden Advertiser Notices and Local Business Listings
Barrows Grocery offers fresh butter at 25 and 20 cents per pound with meats including fine sausages and smoked white fish. Barrows also notes a Blauvelt concert with a potential special train to Ogden Tabernacle. W. W. Burton & Sons Co. announces Afton Wyoming agent Mr. Burton visiting Ogden. A merry sleighing party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith at North Ogden.
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Barrowe’ Grocery
A.F. Burton
Afton
Wyoming
W. W. Burton & Sons Co
Ogden
Burton
Barrows Grocery Co
Unprecedented Sleighing Grips Ogden This Season
Residents report an exceptional winter with early December snow, 18th start to sleighing, and no thaws. Social sleigh riding parties dominate scenes as snow depths in the hills reach six to eight feet, with steady cold snaps and solid snowpack noted by longtime locals.
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Utah
Ogden
Ogden Merchants Forecast Steady Spring Trade
New York Dry Goods Economist gathers Ogden merchants views on upcoming season. Clark & Bons Co say good trade likely due to railroad improvements and crop prospects. Last & Thomas foresee a fair spring business and continued strong retail demand. O D Rasmussen, Jon Scowcroft & Sons, and Wright & Sons Co report cautious optimism with steady supply and no shortage of goods.
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Dry Goods Economist
New York
Ogden
R. R. Cos
Clark & Bons CO
Orden
Last
Thomas
O. D. Rasmuissen
Jonn Scowcroft & Sons Co
W. He Wright & Sons CO
Hallin Granted Own Recognizance Release
An order in district court allows John Hallin to be released on his own recognizance. Hallin, once a state witness in cases against Hickey Monroe Baines and Wells, plans to take a ranch job near Ogden and the trial may be dismissed. He has used the names Riley and Murphy and seeks reform after years of disorder.
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John Hallin
Hallin
R. E. Hickey
John Monroe
James Baines
George Wells
Ogden
Riley
Murphy
Brigham City
United States
Jack
Hickey
Monroe
Barnes
Harriman system executives return. yard work and layoffs noted
Superintendent Lewis and Mrs Lewis return from Omaha. Superintendent Scott and Col Shealy also back from Salt Lake and Fort Wayne. Three hundred workers laid off at East Keno yards with more let go at the cut-off as month end quits rise. Southern Pacific crews service East Reng yards while engine 2851 is overhauled. new shop work and table unloading underway. Oregon Short Line engineer Charles Stewart visits Ogden. wage laborers Dot pay $2 daily and board on Tonopah and Rhodes Marsh line. Changes in Winemucca lead to Anderson replacing Wilson as night baggage master. Wilson promoted to baggage master.
New Lumber Company Rumored in Ogden
Circulation in Ogden notes a rumor of a new local lumber company and yard. City stockholders include C. W. Nibley of Baker City as a leading figure. Ex-employees of a large local lumber concern are also named as stockholders with other local capitalists possibly involved.
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Ogden
C. W. Nibley
Baker City
Oregon
Messrs
William Toller
J. T. F. Volker
Ee New Concern
Nibey
Smyth couple sails for extended west coast and Hawaii trip
Mr and Mrs A Smyth manager of the European hotel left today at 3 15 for a two to three month trip. They travel from Ogden to San Francisco then to Honolulu and plan to explore the Hawaiian Islands. Afterward they will visit Los Angeles and Southern California for several weeks.
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D. A. Smyth
Ogden
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Los Angeles
California
OCOEN MINING MAN REPORTS MERCUR PROSPECTS
Roy G. Moods of Mercur reports favorable conditions for the coming year. Mercur Consolidated is shut for a short period but will run a large force after repairs. The Daisy mine has resumed with about 70 workers and shipped 530 pounds of concentrates at 25.00 per pound. Geyser Marion Consolidated will resume, reprocessing their dump to leave about 20 cents value per ore.
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Roy G. Moods
Mercur
Daisy
Geyser-Marion Consolidated
New Moneyback Deal Promises Refund at Grocer Schilling’s Best
A new money back deal appears at Schiling’s Best grocery, offering refunds as a novel option not yet common in the area, suggesting a consumer friendly approach that remains fresh to shoppers.
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Schilling
Municipal Court Deals With Drunkenness and Fines
Dan Curtin and George Murphy faced penalties in the municipal court this morning. Murphy received 60 days for theft at Healy Cafe, while Curtin paid a $10 fine for drunkenness and left with $3.73 and a railroad ticket to Los Angeles. Kane, who offered the ticket for sale, awaits a hearing tonight. James Simmons received a suspended sentence on a drinking pledge. Jap Motia was charged with living on earnings of countrywomen and fined $50.
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George Murphy
Healy
Murphy
Mike Riley
Dan Curtin
Kansas City
Ogden
Los Angeles
Curtin
John Kane
Kane
James Simmons
Joseph Motia
Probate matters in district court settle four estates
Probate matters heard before Judge Henry H. Rolgop include the Dufur and Munsee estates. The Dufur petition to sell personal property was granted, and the Ward Waserant guardianship case received approval for the annual account and inventory settlement. The Hadlock estate received a decree of partition, and the Munsee estate withdrew and corrected its inventory.
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Dufur
District Court
Henry H. Rolgop
Peter Munsee
Charles E. Dufur
Don Carlos van Dyke
Hathrow Hadlock
Estate of Don C Van Dyke petition for decree
Estate of Don C Van Dyke deceased seeks a decree of distribution in the probate court. The filing details the proposed distribution of the decedent's assets and names the executor handling the settlement. Court action sets a timetable for creditors claims and final adjudication.
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Don C. van Dyke
Bob Ride Through City with Refreshments for 75 Cents
The Bobs leave the Congregational church visiting eight countries across the city. A two hour ride with refreshments costs 75 cents. The event is set for Friday January 25.
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Congregational Church
Taft to Take Oath as Secretary of War Monday
Washington January 29 reports that Governor Taft will swear the oath of office as secretary of war at noon Monday at the war department.
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Washington
Taft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misa Zeimer
Eben Thomas
Will Reed
Cyrus Reed
Oscar Reed
Charles Zeimer
Marcus Thomas
Crisman
Ray Scovel
Will Toller
Will Hughes
Delbert Hughes
Ellen Thomas
Louise English
Jennie Hughes
Barker
Dignan’s
Ross Book Store
Florence Fulmer
Qugden
Pacific
Logan
William Krug
The
Krug Brewing Company
Omaha
Reed
Hot Springs
Ark
Excelsior
Washington Avenue
Culley
the Culley Drug Co
the Standart
Eco Armor Market
C. A. Beghtol
Carver & Sons
Herbert BE. Brown
Conservative Life Insurance Company
Milton Ross
Kanesville
Armor Market
A. L. Bell and Son
Pacifie Hotel
A. B
BR EL
Dignan
Dg. A. Kennedy
Swift
Armour Star
C. Tt. Broughton
Reno, Nevada
L. H. Becraft
Cor. Grant
C. E. Driver
State Board of Pharmacy
Weatherby
Mark Brown
Michigan
U. B
Browning
Titchfield
Salt Lakers
Blauvelt
Ogden Tabernacle
F. L. Keller
Alex Moyes
New York Life
J., Frodsham
Sarah Brown
B. G. Knoth
Lorenzo Peher
Gold Mountain Keystone Mining Company
Sheres
Divinity Circuit
Ogden Merchants
Lewis
Harriman
Puredac
Scott
Salt Lake Division
Southern Pacific
J. F. Lobdell
Harriman Systems
Col
W. J. Shealy
Fort Wayne, Indiana
East Keno
Yesteray
East Reng Yards
Hood
Charles Stewart
Idaho Falls
Tonopah and
Rhodes’ Marsh
Winnemucca D.be
Anderson
Wm. Wilson
Wilson
A. Smyth
Ocoen Mining
Hewlett Bros
Great African_Istporting Tea Co’s
25Th St
J. T. Rostimer
Vader
Lyceum Theatre
Sawyer & Young
Tim. Doyle
B, F. Forbes
Homer A. Edwards
Waltons
Fred. Fowler
Hccentric
24Th Street
Underwood
Globe-Wermicke
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