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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1903

Page

7

Huntsville Officials Installed as New City Government Begins

Huntsville celebrated the induction of its new city officials and a prominent Ogden delegation with a 1:30 p.m. ceremony at the meeting house. Mayor L. M. Nelson received a gavel, Mary Ann Felt a gold pen, and a grand banquet followed at the Relief Society Hall. The town of 1150 residents showcases a new school house costing 11000 as part of ongoing growth.

Huntsville Ogden Huntsville Band A. J. Anderson Glasmann Hollingsworth Nelson Mary Ann Felt Mary Lofgren C. F. Schade Relief Society Meeting House Ogden Valley Santaville L. M. Nelson Alary Ann Felt Peter A. Anderson Peter A. Geertaon Albert Engstrom Joseph L. Peterson Wilpert Schade Charles W. Wright Nels Lofgreen John Mall

Millionaire Wentz Missing in Virginia Mountains

I. Wentz of Philadelphia, 28, GM of Virginia Coal & Iron, vanished after leaving Viestone Gap on horseback for Keller s ille. Authorities fear murder as a hundred men search the mountains. his horse and a coat were later found, suggesting foul play.

Bigstone Gap I. Wentz Philadelphia Virginia Coal & Iron Company Virginia Kentucky Viestone Gap Kellersille Wentz

Bankers Special Trains Parade Through Ogden On Tour

The noon banking special reaching Ogden today leads a 22 day 7600 mile tour to the Bankers convention in San Francisco. Ohio Pennsylvania Chicago bankers will pass tomorrow with four more specials. first two via Rio Grande Western and five via Union Pacific. Mil ton C. Roach leads the journey aboard 11 cars with a luxury library piano and dining car service.

Bankers’ Convention San Francisco Ogden New York Pennsylvania Bankers Chicago Rio Grande Western Union Pacific LE L Lomax Newpo New York Central Lake Shore Rock Island Denver & Rio Grande Southern Pacific Santa Fe Wabash Tig Four Milton C. Roach

Wedding at State School for the Deaf and Blind Amid Fireless Morning

The State School for the Deaf and Blind reported a steam pipe rupture flooding the main building from basement to attic causing a cold school day. New apparatus for the physical laboratory arrived and will be used soon. Mrs. Osborne married Mr. Bosgeiter last Saturday evening.

Osborne John Bosgeiter State School For the Deaf Bosgeiter Ray Foster Supt Driggs Institution For the Deaf Vanderechnitt

Night school opens with large attendance at Weber stake academy

The night school opened Monday with a large attendance of high school students determined to do a good year. Classes are divided into A and B in grammar and arithmetic with A algebra planned. Students may take three subjects nightly and exit at 9 15. Minor accident injures Prof. Terry's daughter Delia.

Terry Delia Lind Robert McQuarrie Mra. Jno Pree le Fuesday Reeee Pace Watton John Frsday Mire Farley Rolapp

Democratic Primaries Yield Quiet Nominations and Delegates

Democrats held primaries with low turnout and minimal contest. Nominations for council were mainly by application across five wards, with several nominees absent. Delegates named to the city convention include Ward 1 Joseph Hall and others, Ward 2 M D Lessenger and more.

R. H. Ensign William Emmett Fred V. Voll Martin Cullen Tvo Peter Anderson Asael Sael Chris Flygare Max Davidson W. Ree Emmett J. W. F. Volker John Seaman H. J. Goddard F. A. Shields Daniel Jamer W. L. Porter H. W. Gwillian Valentine Gideon Fifth Ward Frank J. Cannon W. WW. Browning Albert Scowcroft Smith T. & Browning E. A. Littlefield T. H. Ballantyne John 8. Corlew George A. Poulter Joan Emmett H. E. Woodmansec

Ogden Citizens Recall Prof Clark’s Lectures

The text notes Prof Clark of Chicago gave five lectures last year and Ogden citizens remember his high class talks.

Clark Chicago Ogden Hig

National Guard Company to be sworn in Ogden

Prospective Ogden unit fails to swear in due to underage applicants lacking parental consent. Colonel Greenwald and Captain Warwick return Sunday to swear in eligible candidates and discuss discipline and benefits of joining.

Greenwald W Warwick Utah National Guard Salt Lake Fuure National Guard Warwick Ogden Graves Commissioners Room Court House

Deaf replacement named for Hickenlooper on mission

In the Washington dispatch the deaf leader will take the place of Mr. Hickenlooper who departed that week on a mission to the Southwestern States.

Mr. Hickenlooper

Weber Stake Conference at Ogden Temple October 18 and 19

The Weber Stake of Jeans Christ church invites all to a quarterly conference at the Ogden Temple beginning Sunday at 10 AM and continuing Monday. V Bluth announces stake work with no service at the Congregational church tomorrow morning. Regular service at 7 30. Subject Living up to Convictions. Sunday school at 12 15.

Church of Jeans Christ of Latter-day Saints Weber Stake of Zion Ogden Taternacle Ino V. Bluth Congregational Church

Churches Announce Services At Good Shepherd And Central Park

The Church of the Good Shepherd led by Rector Alfred Brown holds Early Celebration at 7 39 with Sunday school at 9 45 and morning prayer at 11 and an evening service at 7 30. St Luke's day sermon by Bishop Tuttle features Luke the Beloved Physician. Central Park Presbyterian at Washington and Thirty first advertises morning service at 11 Sunday school at 3 and Yi PD Endeavor at 6 with an 7 39 evening service. Strangers welcome with morning topic The New Jerusalem and evening topic The New Jerusalem.

Church of the Good Shepherd Alfred Brown Luke the Helovel Tuttle Central Park Presbyterian Church Corner Washington Yi. PD Endeavor the New Jerusalem

First Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule on 24th Street

The church at half block east of Washington Ave lists Samuel Blair as pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Special music each Sabbath morning and evening. Public invited with free seating.

First Methodist Episcopal Church 24Th Street Washington Ave Samuel Blair Epworth League

First Church of Christ Scientist Announces Services and Readings

Corner Lincoln avenue and Twenty fourth street edifice hosts services at 11 a m with Sunday check in at 11 a m and a Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting. Free reading rooms in Suit 212 Fedes Building open daily 2 to 5 p m. Morning subject Probation After Death. All welcome.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Lincoln Avenue Twenty-fourth Street Tha. m Tuite A. mm Fedes

Church Services At St Josephs Include Morning Mass and Vespers

At St Josephs Catholic church services are listed with a first mass at 8:30, Sunday school at 9:50, a high mass at 10:30, and vespers with benediction at 7:30.

St. Joseph's Catholic Church Seeund Masa

German Evangelical and First Baptist Services Listed in City Churches

The notice lists German Evangelical service at the Swedish Lutheran church corner Twenty third and Jefferson with Sunday school at 2 pm and preaching at 3 pm led by Rev G A Zimmer. First Baptist church morning worship and 7 30 pm service with Bible school at 10 am and BYU at 6 30 pm welcome to strangers. First Presbyterian service times include 11 am and 7 45 pm with Sunday school at 12 15 and the evening study on sin. Evening music features a soprano and alto duet The Lord is My Shepherd performed by Swanson Silas Mitchell and Mrs Eagan.

Swedish Lutheran Church Twenty-third Jefferson Ave G A. Zimmer East Second South Sal Lake City First Baptist Church First Presbyterian Church Swarsen Silas Mitchell Eagan

Hurricane devastates fishing fleet around St Johns

A hurricane raged in S J Johns N F Oct 174 causing immense damage to fishing property. The schooner Meteor went ashore off St Johns with crew escaping. Duchess and Lassie ashore at Bona Vista and Albion stranded at Thasselton. Many boats foundered and the fleet on its last Grand Banks run may have suffered disaster.

S J. Johns N. F Meteor St. Johns Duchess Lassie Bona Vista Albion Thasselton Fshing Grand Banks

Kentucky Horse Breeders' meeting closes with 2:10 trotting

The thirty first annual meeting ends as Blue Grass event awards $27,000. Jay Messinger wins three straight heats in times 2:10 3-4, 2:09 1-4, and 2:09 1-2. Kinney Lou Lady Patchie Judge Greene and Cole Direct also competed.

Kentucky Horse Breeders’ Association Blue Grass Jay Messinger Kinney Lou Lady Patchie Judge Greene Cole Direct

Kentucky Trotting Heroes Compete in $2000 Purses and Records

Purse $2000 trotters show Sadiesine winning two straight heats in 2:13 and 2:11 with Walth erine A Lizzie A and Wilna XII also racing. McKisley dominates three heats in the 2:07 3-4 to 2:09. Maston and Kelle Kuser win heats. Red Bird takes two pacing heats in 2:10 1-23 and 2:09 3-4. Dan Vateh aims to beat the world pacing mark as the wagon-time records fall per quarter splits.

Kentucky Sadiesine Waltherine A Lizzie A Wilna XII McKisley Maston Kelle Kuser Maxine Wentworth Dillon Boy Palm Leaf Red Bird Mary Gordon Dutch Mafery Beaver Money Music Alley Effie Aston Dan Vateh

Boise races at fairgrounds draw 6 900 in attendance

A large crowd of 6 900 watched afternoon harness and running races at the Boise fairgrounds. Mack Mack won the 2:14 trot with Commonwealth second and Birney Ki third. Vision took the 2:25 pace with Oregon Maid second and Damont third. Cilissando captured the seven furlong event ahead of Inbred and Assessment. Billy Mahan won the three and a half furlongs with Rattler seasons and Clasena in third.

Boise Idaho Fairgrounds Mack Mack Commonwealth Birney Ki Vision Oregon Maid Cilissando Assessment Billy Mahan Rattler Seaons Clasena

Healy Cafe to Open Under Barker Ownership

Healy Cafe to be renovated and run a la carte with popular prices. Ar Barker, former Union Pacific dining car worker with ten years in service, will oversee a modern kitchen and high wages for colored waiters. Table de late Meal to debut soon with Sunday evening music.

Sr. Barker Union Pacific U. 1L Murdock Ar. Barker Hog

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