Stand Arn Office Hours and Sunday Schedule
The Stand Arn business offices will be open from 8 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
Sep 11, 1903
Page
5
The Stand Arn business offices will be open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Random references to Trandfit sporting goods and Miss Mabelle Holst visiting Brigham City appear alongside watch repair by Paul W. Stecher and Lillian Lethbridge return from a three month trip. Real estate transfers, store purchases, restaurant and fish market mentions, and a baby’s birth are noted. A farewell party for Norman I. Shorten is planned with a fifty cent admission.
Two well trained hunting dogs offered for sale at 2369 Grant Ave. Weather notes report a low barometer followed by heavy rain and snowfall in surrounding mountains with a probable frost expected tonight. Insurance ad for C C Richards appears in the page continuation.
J E Brown a clerk at 343 Twenty fifth Street was acquitted in Municipal Court on a liquor sale without a permit charge. Defense claimed witnesses drank ginger ale with tincture of ginger rather than whisky. Brown testified he mixed ginger tincture with ginger ale for two witnesses. one witness denied drinking any ginger mix.
Real estate transfers listed include Miller to Catherine Miller for part of west half of west quarter section 8 township 6 north range 1 west for 1150 dollars. Augustina Sherburne to John Young for part of lot 4 block 4 Five Acre plat A for 8675 dollars. Alfred W Gill to M B Marriott bishop for part northeast half section 24 township 6 north range 1 west for 1300 dollars. W H Wright & Son Company to Anna Zeither for part off lot 9 block 32 plat A for 10000 dollars.
London dispatch says Russia demands China accept all terms before Manchuria evacuation. Japan reports the Russian note to Tokyo and abroad, signaling Moscow’s intent to retain control. Tokyo awaits official stance while US urged to join in urging unconditional withdrawal.
Canmmlen Tennessee September 11 Alexander Tindsey and Joseph Dougherty were shot and killed by two deputies during an arrest for assaulting Daniel Stokdale an elderly white farmer. Stokdale remains in serious condition.
Final distribution approved for several probate matters heard by Judge Rolapp this morning. Estates include S. N. Batchelder and Elizabeth Nye with petitions for summary distribution and letters of administration. Estate of Wm. Fife executor’s accounts continued. Estate of Geo. W. Larkin Jr order issued to Annie Larkin with bond of 600 dollars.
Mike M Mullen, a pugnacious hobo, was found guilty by officers and witnesses and sentenced to sixty days in jail. John Wilson and John Guthrie face hearings this evening for petit larceny.
Weber County Fair association directors met to organize entries and judging. An office on the grounds will receive entries and assignments. Entry deadline extended to Monday September 1 in all departments except races. Improvements include stalls dining hall and grounds work. NeCoy’s stables and C T Thompson from Salt Lake City plan to bring top horses.
Johnson found guilty by an eight member jury in district court for housebreaking in a case tied to a group of five youths from municipal court. The five were charged with stealing tobacco and cigarette papers from a Southern Pacific freight yard car. two of the group pleaded guilty and were sent to reform school. Al Saleen Johnson’s case was dismissed.
Paris Sept 11 The commander of the French Mediterranean squadron at Toulon has orders to hold in readiness a naval division for the Levant voyage. The force includes battleship Arennus armored cruiser Latouche Treville second class cruiser Du Chayla and third class cruiser Liners under Admiral Jaureguiberry.
A local advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a pleasant remedy for neglected colds affecting nose throat ears and lungs. It lists Bee 60c and $1.00, notes suppliers G P Cave 2301 Wash Ave and J E Cave Depot Drug, with a testimonial from W Akendrick of Valley Mills Texas.
Cripple Creek Colo September 11 peace prevails in the district as the La Bella Power plant resumes operation. Water supply had been shut off last night by order of the water commissioner of Goldfield and is now guarded by soldiers. The plant furnishes power to mines employing non union men.
Burglars near Dora, Indiana chloroformed farmer Chris Harnis and ransacked the home taking money and jewelry. Miss Lulu Harris remains in critical condition while other family members suffer after the attack on September 11.
Washington reports from Beirut Sept. 10 indicate Damascus Governor General Nazim appointed acting Beirut governor. Beir ut quiet, business improving, confidence rising as the United States urges settlement of its Turkish claims. Minister Leishman reassures Washington of peace and Turkish cooperation as Chekib Bey confirms calm conditions.
Harrison of Cleveland Mass reports a nail injury led to an abscess and a stiff leg. He credits Ballard’s Snow Liniment bought at J F Lord’s in Denver Colo for curing his leg. The note notes abscesses often reflect debility and lists local sellers GF Cave and J E Cave.
The lurgomaster musical comedy with twenty four songs and a large cast will headline at the Grand on Saturday September 2 with principal players including Tich White Oscar L Figman and Helen Dexter. Cavaliere Emilio Rivera's Royal Italian Band will perform September 12 and 13 praising Italian musical supremacy and featuring fifty five leading band musicians.
On September 1 8 15 and October 6 the Rock Island System offers round trip tickets from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to Indiana Louisville Kentucky and many Ohio points at one and one third fare good for return within thirty days. Contact HAL RAY General Agent Denver for details.
Eduard Orpin admits to Chief Hunt that since April he committed highway robberies and set fire to buildings during drunken revels. He reports motive as desire to see flames and anger over small booties from victim Fletcher. An associate alerted police leading to his arrest.
Judge Baker sustains habeas petition for James Lynchehaun an Irish fugitive arrested in Indianapolis. Court rules US Marshal cannot arrest on a New York warrant, freeing Lynchehaun. British counsel seeks re arrest on Indianapolis warrant to proceed as planned with hearing set for next Wednesday.
London reports describe a violent gale causing widespread land and sea damage. Suburbs lose trees while Dover harbor breakwater is swept away. Channel steamers endured hours of battering. Lifeboat rescues occur as fatalities and wrecks mount. A ketch crew of eight drowned near Dungeness, with bodies washing ashore at Southsea and Portsmouth surfacing.
General Manager W G Brimson and Superintendent W J Stoneburner arrived in Kirksville after Brimson s special train overturned north of Novinger due to Chariton river flooding. Tracks were submerged and Trainmaster Golfrey Warren was pinned beneath the engine and rescued after hours of effort. Hao s condition is serious as doctors consult in Novinger.
United States Senator Thatt of Connecticut announces he favors the nomination of President Roosevelt as the head of the Republican national ticket in a speech at the Young Men's Republican club banquet in Lew Hagen. The expression marks his first public stance on the subject.
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