Local notices and upcoming meetings fill town page
Community snippets list errands visits and returns from Evanston and Rock Springs. Items include repairs at Paul Stecher shop, Crittenton Home Board meeting details, Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R gathering, and Weatherys fish service notices alongside transit repairs on street car No 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-second Street
Noons
C. C. Richards, Jr
Eccles
Henry Linsherman
Thwenty-flrat Street
Evanston
Rock Springs
Wyo
Weatherbys
Local notes from Shupe Williams Candy Co and community events
Good boy wasted at Shupe Williams Candy Co. Mrs A Toponce and daughter return from a three week trip to San Francisco and Southern California Mrs Toponce attended the Women Relief Corps Convention in San Francisco John E Bagley moves his law office to First National Bank Building W L Wattis and Wm Stokes of Uintah named delegates to the Inigalion Congress by Central Canal Co Local sales notices for horse buggy and harness at Graham’s livery Dr A P Hibbs called to Payson for professional business Mr and Mrs Paul Shafter depart for a month in California J F Snedaker moves office to Boyle block 2168 Wash Ave Elev enth National Irrigation Congress reception committee meets Friday at 8 pm Brick and Stone masons International Union No 3 to meet Friday President William Doyle Secretary Landes Berdette Smith of Pleasant Grove and Miss Lottie B Foulger of Ogden to be married in Salt Lake temple today Both graduates of Utah University Mrs Smith to teach in Ogden High School Tribes and Jones advertise groceries 2283 Wash Big cut in meat prices Biel’s Meat Market 25th Street Continued on Page 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdette Smith
Pleasant Grove
Lottie B. Foulger
Ogden
Salt Lake Temple
Mr. Smith
D. A. Smith
Miss Foulger
Fred Foulger
Utah University
Notice to Stand Ard Advertisers
All copy for changes or new advertisements for Monday, September 7th must be in by noon on Saturday, September 7th. Monday is Labor Day and no ads will be composed on that date.
Assault case follows Union Pacific strike in Cheyenne
Perry, assaulted by Union Pacific worker William Price during the Cheyenne strike, seeks Price’s return to Cheyenne for trial. Price, now in Ogden as a railroad watchman, faces extradition efforts led by Perry’s attorney B. Frank Ferry who pursues $25,000 in damages. Perry holds the weapon from the altercation and demands its return. County officials have resisted extradi tion efforts with limited success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Ferry
William Price
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Price
Ogden
Ib Ja
Perry
Met
Hello Girls Receive Fruit At Telephone Exchange
Patrons of the telephone exchange faced misrouted calls this week as the Hello girls handed out fruit gifts. Alex Brewer donated a box of pears to central office workers daily, and the staff credited the fruit with improving connections and prompting thanks from the attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Brewer
Telephone Exchange
Central
Salt Lake
Huntaville
Bigham
Plain City
Ogden
Exlain
Mr. Brewer
Western Pacific to Reach Ogden a Gould Connection Source
A Salt Lake City oriented plan shifts as evidence shows the Western Pacific will enter Ogden via Park Valley, connecting with the Rio Grande system there. Survey parties north of Promontory, funded from Ogden, signal a probable Ogden route and Denver capital backs local real estate growth tied to railroad moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
All Lake City
Western Pacific
Gould
Salt Lake City
Bos Mert Pacific
Nevada
Salt Lake
Park Valley
Promontory
Western Pacific Company
Rio Grande Western
Southern Pacific
Rio Grande
Central Western
Coosa Bay
Denver
Ogder Heights
Ogden City
Riverdale
James Mf. Wilson
Fermor J. Spencer
David C. Dodge
Weaver
Colorado
Ogden Labor Day Parade Invitation With Boilermaker Float
Ogden city officials invited to join Labor Day parade on September 1 1903. Boilermakers add features to their float including a fire box and two air hammers, with members working the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Deer
Ogdant City
Geo
D. Williamson
Trio of Mighty Hunters Start Forth on a Trip
Harry Patterson, Dave Farley and Fr. Cannon Jeft head toward Beaver Canyon near Ogden for a week long hunt and fish trip. They travel with a sheep wagon loaded with victuals for themselves, horses, and dogs, hoping to return with game. Patterson previously hunted ducks at Bear River mouth and forgot his gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Patterson
Dave Farley
FR. Cannon
Beaver Canyon
Ogden
Bear River
Many Marriage Licenses Granted by County Clerks
Deputy clerks issued licenses to over a dozen couples in the past two days. Among those listed are Junius W. Clark 25 and Virgiet N. Cassin 21 of Ogden, and Cha II Jones 30? of Ogden with Ella Brooks 27 of Chicago for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius W. Clark
Virgiet N. Cassin
Ogden
Chae II
Jones
Ella
License Issued to Henry Wright and Marie Ame in Ogden
This morning a license was issued to Henry Wright aged 23 and Marie Eilen Ame aged 10, both residents of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wright
Marie Eilen Ame
Ogden
District Court Sentences For Forgery and Grand Larceny
In district court Judge Haley Wr. Rowland sentenced forger Elmer Evang to a year in prison after pleading guilty. Mike Flaherty also drew a year for grand larceny after admitting guilt for taking a $360 check from a laborer killed at Croydon. Other pleas of guilty and not guilty were entered with sentencing set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Rowland
Mike Flaherty
Flaherty
Croyden
Elmer Evang
Harah Hobbs
John Woods
Kk. IL
Carrington
Allen Jones
M. Daily
George Dougkasa
Sunday Shopkeeper Fined and Given Appeal Window
John Smith, a depot barber, was found guilty of keeping his shop open on Sunday. He faced a $23 fine and two days to perfect an appeal to the higher court. Lawrence P. Goaham, convicted of assault and battery on Mrs. Sikes, received a severe reprimand with sentence suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
H. A. Henderson
Lawrence P. Goaham
Mra. Sikes
Mayor Defends Veto On Fire Hose Purchase
Mayor Glasmann disputes Councilman Nye over knowledge of hose pricing. He states the veto stood regardless of price, argues prudent business requires price awareness, and asserts any 4000 foot hose deal was rejected after a manager allegedly pressed for approval. He accuses the council of misrepresentation and rough handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasmann
Nye
Chicago Fire Hose Company
Beautiful Women and Health Claim Ad Promotes Verbine Use
A Midlothian Tex. testimonial from Wm. M. Stroud touts Verbine as preventing constipation and aiding digestion after meals. The claim notes years of use for constipation bilious fever and malaria. Advertisers list G F Cave and B Gave selling the product at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Stroud
Midlothian
Texas
Aml
G. F. Cave
Regular meeting of the Eleventh Irrigation Congress Board
The Board of Control met at irrigation headquarters and approved a new gold medal for the best honey exhibit. A press bureau was planned with headquarters in City Hall to aid visiting newspapermen. Logan excursion set for seven-car train. pioneers program scheduled for Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Eleventh Irrigation Congress
Irrigation
Beardsley
J. J. Ale- Clellan
Logan
W. A. Clark
David McKay
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Fred J. Kiesel
Moss
Exhibit plans for a fruit display at the fair
A. B. Moss requests space for a large fruit exhibit in a 15 by 50 foot area with eight foot height. He asks the Short Line Railway to arrange an express car to Payette on September 11, load on 12 and 13, depart 13 night, arrive Ogden morning 14, place exhibit on 14 for the convention opening on 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Line Railway
Payette
Ogden
Idaho
Oregon
A. B. Moss
Nervy Theft at McCready's on Twenty Fifth Street
Police report a bold theft at McCready's store 141 Twenty-fifth Street where two Austrians stole a vest from a suit being wrapped for Stap. Officers Chambers and Pincock caught the suspects within twenty minutes at Lincoln and 25th Street and booked them on Peto Wogish and Rada Pintoviteh with Wogish recovering the vest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCready
Twenty-fifth Street
Chambers
Pincock
Stap
Tie
Chambers and
Tincick
Lincoln
25Th Street
Peto Wogish
Rada Pintoviteh
Wogish
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed For Sprains
Maren ich of Cisco Texas reports a severe wrist sprain from a fall and credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with curing the injury after other remedies failed. The product is sold by Geo. Cave at 2301 Wash Ave and J E Cave at Depot Drug Store, priced 60 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stead
Cisco
Texas
Marenich
Ballard
Geo
Cave
Wash, Ave
J. E. Cave
Depot Drug Store
North Boden Social Planned for 50th Quorum Anniversary
Thirty-eighth Quorum of Seventy to arrange a social on the anniversary of their organization. Missions extend worldwide with members in United States England Germany New Zealand Australia and other places. H. Hickenlooper and J. W. Gibson slated to depart for Europe in fall. Young Ladies ward conference featured with Stake Presidency guidance. Labor demand rises as canning factory opens with forty workers and tomatoJuly August rate of nine dollars per ton. District schools open midmonth with assigned principals and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Caden Canning
Schodla
Maggie Chambers
Pearl Jones
Kate Montgomery
South Washington
John Q Blaylock
John Q Blaylock As Principal. the 38Th Quorum of Seventy
Quorum
of the
United States
England
Germany
New Zealand
Australia
H. Hickenlooper
J. W. Gibson
Europe
Sugar and coffee prices in New York market report
New York market notes sugar and coffee prices with figures for raw sugar refined sugar molasses and coffee. Listings show stable to quiet trading with specific price points across several product grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mi Fair Refining
Rio
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Knox
Tem
THE
Knox Agency
C. D. Ives
Brook Hotel Corner
the Culley Drug Co
Washington Avenue
Stand‘ari
Proudfit, Sporting Goods
Guns and Ammunition
Richard Douglas
Liberty Avenue
Haa
Paul W. Stecher
Alartin Cullen
Miss Beatrice, Cullen
Mrs. Nelson
Eccle
L. F. Stone’s
Everything Choice
Crittenton Home Board
Lincoln Cir
G. A. Tt
OL. HE. Wells
Onest Optician
J.T. Rushmer
Chicago
Shupe Williams Candy Co
A. Toponce
San Francisco
California
John E. Bagley
First National Bank
W. L. Wattis
Wm. Stokes
Uintah
Central Canal Company
This County
Graham's
A. P. Hibbs
Payson
Paul Shafter
J. F. Snedaker
Boyle Block
Reed Hotel
Eleventh
National Irrigation Congress
the Brick and Stonemasons” International Union No. 3
WM. Doyle
W. Ih
Landes
See’y
Biel's
Union Pacific Company
Corps OF Surveyors
Glenwood Park
Julia Brachard
Whee Rob Ane
Croydon
Bostrum
Press Bureau OF Information
Aho
Ida
Terry
J. H
Richarda
Boise
Ira
J. M. Forristall
Lower 25Th Street
North Boden
C. H. Hickenlooper
Quorum of Seventy
Boyle Hardware Company
John A. Boyle
L. H. Becraft
Oldsmobile
Grant Ave
Twenty
John Watson
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