Great Excursion to Valley of Cache for Utah Delegates
Over 600 visiting delegates rode a special eleven car train to the Cadha Valley, the granary of Utah, courtesy of the Oregon Short Line. Tickets were issued by the board, with many prominent figures staying away for other duties, and the train departed Ogden at 9 10 AM for Logan where luncheon and a tour of the Agricultural College were planned before returning by 5 30 PM.
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Great Cadha Valley
Utah
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Beardsley
Congress
Bradford Princes
Sparks
Newlands
Board of Control
Oregon Short Line
North
Logan
Agricultural College
Ogden
Trestle Work Advances on Orden Lucia Cutoff
Despite space constraints and high winds, progress continues on the Orden Lucia cut off trestle. As pile drivers scale back to five amid material delays, about 1600 feet are expected this week. Engineers estimate trestle completion by November 1 with fill-in trailing months behind.
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Orden Lucia
Married couple among Ogden society leaders wed yesterday
Mrs M E Richter and Mr N B Oakley were married in Ogden yesterday and host a home reception at 1556 Wash Ave. A grand banquet and ball in Kiesel Hall honored Secretary Wilson and the National Irrigation Congress attendees, with revelry continuing in the Rathskellar as governors and senators mingled with society. Mr and Mrs Livingston hosted at 2521 Gramercy Ave for their son Frank in the U S Navy, with prizes awarded to Daisy Eggleton and David Paugh among many guests.
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N. B. Oakley
Wellock
Richter
Ogden
Christian Science Work
Oakley
Wash. Ave
Kiesel Hall
Clark
Wilson
National Irrigation Congress
Utah
Soeety
Rathskellar
Onderee
Livingston
Gramercy Ave
Frank
U.S Navy
Daisy Eggleton
Cristal Smith
David Paugh
Leon Bailey
Maggie Lockhead
Mamta Roberts
Alice Allen
Alice Flowers
Mystle Kensler
Mie Farr
Claribel Woods
Myrtle Shupe
Florence Boyle
Rosai McHenry
Eva Brown
Bessia Doyle
Alice Pardoe
Daisey Eggleston
Ella Livingston
Lizzie Dallimore
Zephra Smith
Hazel Farr
Teri Roberts
Alfred Milleate
Eddie Livingston
Chicago
Glenn Pardoe
Arthur Chapple
Leon Emley
Don Rhivers
David Pugh
Ervin Pugh
Willie Eckhartt
Clair Hamer
Mike Doyle
Tom Goodale
Jack Littlefield
Louisie Burdett
Robert Fail Livingston
Wedding Reception for Mac Bramwell and Walter Bramwell
A large gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ensign celebrated the marriage of their daughter Mac to Walter Bramwell. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ramuel A. Nicharda Salt Lake City and many Bramwell relatives. The couple will live in Morgan where Bramwell assumes a cashier role at the new national bank.
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D. II
Ensign
Mac
Walter Bramwell
Ramuel A. Nicharda
Salt Lake City
and Bira
G. W. Bramwell
Edgar Ensign
Alefred Stevenson
John Pincock
Je L B. Evans
Luther Ensign
John McQuarrie
Samuel Streeper
Bingham
Delpha
Kya Hetzler
Edith Ensign
Alva Sco
Ville
Rob
Wilson
Wilford Bramwell
Charles Bramwell
Jas
McGregor
Masters Will
Leslie
Leland Bramwell
Horace Ensign
Stand Ard Office Hours Describe Weekday and Sunday Timings
The Stand ard business office will operate 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
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the Standard
Local Notices and Business Snippets From Town Pages
Miscellaneous brief items include marriages at Rephirt parsonage of Napoleon B. Oakley and Mary E. Richter officiated by Rev. O. Wright. local tradesmen advertise watch repairs at Paul W. Stecher. Weatherby’s fish shop promises sealed and cleaned fish. Willow Creek mining company financier L. L. Jones returns from Tonopah. C. Richards Jr and tributes to Miss Cecil and Master Henry McCardle. Tribes and Jones offer fresh fruit and groceries. Telegraphers’ convention attendee Frank Kerman heads to Milwaukee. Lonke Jon Market promotes Juicy Steak and poultry.
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Paul W. Stecher
Wash
Ave
Munson
Pacific Hotel
Chicago
Weatherby’s
L. L. Jones
Tonopah
Willow Creek Mining Company
Local society notes and business ads page
A mix of social items and notices including a Salt Lake marriage license for Arthur L Stewart and Amy Williams, theater and club events at Dignan's New Academy and the Prince Walken in Salt Lake, ALE church meals for 200, Wintah Canning payroll, poultry and fish ad from Keller & Co, telegraphers meeting near Milwaukee, missionary leave of Hickencomper, obituary note for Mrs Henderson, sale listings for hunting dogs, ore assays at Ogden canyon, and local business ads for Azurite Gold and Copper, Knobh drug store window, and Castle Gate Coal Co. listings.
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Arthur L. Stewart
Amy Williams
Salt Lake
Dignan
New Academy
Kieeel Mell
Ambrose P Llibba
Prince Walken
New Azurite Gold and Copper Company
Ogden Consolidated Lead and Iron Company
Knobh Drug Store
Ogden Canyon
Ogden
Azurite Company
Driggs
Ogden Consolidated
Alburn
Allen
Castle Gate Coal Co
John Farr
Skeen & Burrows
Regular Meeting of the Board of Education
The Board of Education met in regular session noting routine matters. Attendance and enrollment were reported. the new high school addition is ready for turnover. Superintendent Allison highlighted three free scholarships and staff leave requests. finances and supplies were discussed.
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Board of Education
Dee
Joyce
Conroy
Gwilliam
Is Jant
Allison
Rolapp
Uisurety
Misees Dalay McGawang Butts
Salt Lake Public
Rain Jier
Weber Stake Y M I A Convention and Dance Planned
The Weber Stake Y M I A holds a Sunday convention with three sessions at 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm in the Tabernacle and Weber Stade academy, featuring officers training and work discussions. Elders B H Roberta and W Y Dougall attend from Salt Lake. a Tabernacle choir concert closes the evening gathering. A grand ball for mutual improvement work is set for Tuesday September 22 at Lester Park pavilion with Ford's orchestra.
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Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Associations
Weber Stake
Tabernacle
Weber Stade Academy
Stake
Salt Lake
B. H. Roberta
W. Y. Dougall
Tabernacle Choir
Miusia
Lester Park Pavilion
Ford
Dan Patch Valued At 201 Thousand. Board Seeks Higher
Dan Patch the world famous pacer, valued at 201 thousand dollars, is among forty eight well bred horses owned by M W Savage. The board of equalization summoned Savage to appear next Tuesday to show cause why the animal should not be assessed at 25 thousand dollars.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dan Patch
Iits
M. W. Savage
Board of Equalization
Savage
Orson Pratt Offers Music Course in Ogden
Prof. Orson Pratt presents a simple comprehensive course of composition to Ogden music students and will teach piano at pupils homes. Apply for terms at 877 Sith street Ogden Tel 240Y.
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Orson Pratt
Ogden
Sith Street
Stake Convention of Y M M I A at Weber Stake
The Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Associations of the Weber Stake announce a convention at Weber Academy on Sunday September 20 with meetings at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Stake Presidency and Beehives are invited. A conjoint meeting with the Y M M I A will be at the Tabernacle at 7:90 p.m. All members and the public are invited.
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Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Associations
Weber Stake
Weber Make Academy
Tabernacle
Gehersl Publica
EL. Y
Eragrosn
Prest
Post Office to Move One Week From Sunday
The post office will be moved one week from Sunday to the Kiesel building. Furniture and equipment for the new office have arrived and installation is planned during the coming week. Postmaster Davin expects to remove the old office then, which may slightly disrupt public business.
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Kiesel
Davin
Jess
Henderson and MacMillan Win Suit for Legal Fees
In district court Judge Holapp presided as jury returned a verdict for Henderson and MacMillan against Van Allen for 175 dollars on a 209 dollar claim for legal services. The probate docket lists numerous estates with extended deadlines for inventories and appraisements and revoked or continued statuses.
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Henderson & MacMillan
Ord Larwin
Sarah Irwin Wood
G. Vincey M. Butler
Annie M. Butler
W. V. Stevens
Jessie B. Wedell
Ellen Wilson
Peder Peterson
Oteli Davis
Ora Dykeman
Story Freeland
Grd
John T. McDonald
Catherine McDonald
Admix
C. Cotington
Thos, Farr
Admx
Rosa E. C. Burgen
Naunnie Bargan
Vesta Shaw
Ital
Nina Shaw
Guardian
Janessa G. Mole
Roxina Mile
Fatate Enola Hiestand
Julia A. Hiestand
Saidate
Clarence McCann
8 P. Co
Artetata Timothy Kennedy
Katherine Kennedy
Admirx
Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday Services Schedule
The Church of the Good Shepherd on corner Grant and 24th, Alfred Brown rector, observes the Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity. Early celebration at 7:30. Sunday school at 9:45. Morning prayer and sermon at 11. Evening service at 8 with texts “No man can see two matters” and “As for me and my house we will serve the Lord.”
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Corner Grant
Alfred Brown
First Congregational Church Morning and Evening Services
The First Congregational Church schedules a morning service at EL o clock and an evening service at 7 30 o clock. Morning topic is Significant Silence and evening topic is Rebellion Against a...
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First Congregational Church
Evening Sermons At Two Local Churches
The First Creabyterian and The First Methodist Episcopal churches announce morning and evening services. Samuel Blair, pastor, preaches at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sabbath acts at 10 a.m. Epworth League gathering at 7 p.m. Special music includes a violin solo and the anthem Sun of My Soul by Glower. Britt prereads: Say ing Soul.
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A. Ane i
First Methodist Episcopal Cherod
Samuel Blair
Epworth League
Schuman
Viret Baptist Church Daily Services Announced
Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30. Bible school at 10 a m. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Strangers welcome. Morning sermon by the pastor on The Word of the Lord. Christian faith address to follow. Evening address by the pastor.
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Viret Baptist
Bible School
Christian Eitire
Paa of
First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Hours
Church notices describe services at 7 11 a.m. with the subject Reality and Sunday school at 10 15 a.m. Evening services occur Wednesday at 8 p.m. Public invited to Tyee reading rooms Suite 212 Eccles building open daily 2 to 5 p.m. All welcome.
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Churth Morsing Bergi
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Editios
Lincoln Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Tyee
Ecles Building
Central Park Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Corner Thirty five and Washington invites all to Sunday school at 3, WU People meeting at 7, preaching at 8 with the sermon on Christ's Words on the Labor Question and morning subject Sin.
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Central Park Presbyterian Church
Washington
Christ
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Paris
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Culley Drug Co
Washington Avenue
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Rando
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Mary E. Richter
O Wright
Richards, Jr
Eccles Bldg
Cecil
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Los Angeles
Tribes
Jones
Frank Kerman
Milwaukee
Jon Market
Ith Street
Wright
L. H. Becraft
Cor. Grant
J.t.rushmer
Crockwell’s
Lewis
Ladies of the Ale. Church
Parry Building
23Rd and
Wintah Canning Company
Alex Brewer
24Th Street
Choice Poultry and Fish
FL. Keller & Co
Wash, Ave
A. W. Brown
George ¥. Brown
Wif
Aie “Hickencomper
School For the Deaf
Ifo Ia
Wisalon
Tribune
Crockwell's
Hendérson
Fourth Ward
Grant Ave
M. I. A. Convention
Students OF Music
District Court
Henderson and MacMillan
van Allen
Cat
Abbey Glass
Libbey
Orden J
Lewis & Co
Washington Ave
Des Moines Life Insurance Co
C. E. Rawson
J. £. Herrick
Reed Hotel
John A. Boyle
Zion's
Bright End
John Watson
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