Stand Ard business office hours listed
The business office of THE STAND ARD will be open from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
5
The business office of THE STAND ARD will be open from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
A fragment notes the location of the editorial room No 56 Two Kings and business office No 56 One Ring. No events or people are described.
Random references note fresh fish at Weatherbys sealed and cleaned for pan. Cement sidewalk started in front of the County courthouse. First class upholsterer wanted at Boyle Furniture Co. Joseph E. Evans leaves for a California vacation. Skeen and Bur eS Feed Store advertises corn and grain. Professor George Busch called to Garland for a brother ill with typhoid fever. Castle Gate Coal Co. advertises services. Suit filed in District Court by C Richards and A E Pratt for John Affleck against John Jones and Ernest Stevens over promissory notes. Gun and ammunition headquarters promoted.
Utah potatoes at 60 cents a bushel and 5 to 60 different items listed with current prices. Fresh produce includes summer squash five cents each, grapes from California up to 10 cents a pound, apples 50 to 75 cents a bushel, and cranberries 15 cents a quart. Meat prices show beef loins 12 1 3 to 15 cents per pound and pork chops 17 1 2 cents per pound. Hay and grain costs remain unchanged with Timothy hay at 9 per ton and wheat at 1 70 per hundred.
Councilman F J Hewlett of Salt Lake traveled to Ogden today on business. Hewlett was renominated last night in Salt Lake on the Republican ticket for the same office. Various local business listings appear including Lon don Market, 24th Street, F Wright. 2285 Wash, Tribe Jones. Paul W Stecher, 2441 Wash. Union Market at 2245 Wash offering chuck steak and other meats. A E Weatherby at 2459 Wash. and insurance with C Richards. Devotional exercises at the Weber Stake Academy featured Judge H H Rolapp with praise for students and staff. speakers included I W Shurtliff, Bishop John Watson, and Bishop Robert McQuarrie plus music by Mrs Culley, Mrs Farley, and Miss Grown. lectures scheduled for next week.
Ogden Utah reports a Republican city primary with incumbents renominated except Second Ward H J Powers. Delegates to a city convention named across districts, highlighting labor representation and harmony after a large turnout.
The Thomas team won three of five games at Acme Bowling Rooms last evening. They totaled 2 155 pins to 2 110 for the opponents, beating them by 435 on the aggregate. Individual scores were Morton 709, Fleshner 857, Shupe 701, Williams 680, Thomas 649, Corey 573.
At Glenwood Park tomorrow Ogden High School meets Fort Douglas in a 3 pm kickoff. The Ogden lineup includes Evans Livingston Tracy Varcombe Ellis Tribe Horn Johnson Dean Croas Harcombe and Greenwell. Fort Douglas seeks revenge after a recent loss to Utah.
Special excursion via Oregon Short Line from Ogden leaving 6 30 p m to Salt Lake City for the Ben Hur performance on October 28. Train returns after the show with round trip fare one dollar.
The contract for the Ghode Island building at the World’s Fair was let for 19100 dollars. Construction will start immediately and the building is to be completed by February 1st.
Healy Cafe under Hr Barker to be renovated and run a la carte with popular prices. No private boxes. Kitchen remodeled to modern standards. Ten years dining car service experience cited. High wages for colored waiters. Plan to introduce Table de Hote on Sunday evenings with music.
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