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Scope and Contents Letter from Nathan Kimball to R.U. Johnson of Ogden, Utah. Dated April 3, 1888. Letter requests how Mr. Kimball can obtain some political books.

Overview Various papers in connection with the nineteenth and early twentieth century history of NorthOgden, Utah. Some items in this collection are associated with the name of George S. Dean.Collection includes advertisements, invitations, program, receipts, remittance request by the U.S.Department of the Treasury, shares of stock, a published sketch titled Libraries, Books, andReading by George S. Dean, and brief biographies on North Ogden pioneers...

Scope and Contents Letter to the Ogden City Pioneer Celebration Fund of Ogden, Utah, from C.R.

Squires, Assistant Vice-President of First Security Bank, dated February 11, 1938. Letter informs

that the account of the Ogden City Pioneer Celebration Fund needs to be updated.

Scope and Contents Correspondence from the law office of J.W. Metcalf representing the City

Marshal and Chief of Police, Ogden, Utah. Concerns city court case of Ogden City vs. Joseph Pingree and Nathan Lawes for disturbing the peace. Dated July 26, 1890.

Overview This collection contains six letters to and about Orson Smith of Logan from people in Ogden during the late 1890s. The collection was purchased in April 2006.

Overview This collection contains a letter from Roy George, Chairman of the Entertainment

Committee to Mr. Thomas F. Kearns of Salt Lake City. The letter is a solicitation for a

contribution to help fund the festivities on Labor Day. This letter was purchased from

Benchmark Books in May 2007.

Overview Writing Assignments for Long Ridge Writing Group and Correspondence with instructor Allen

Duane.

Overview This collection contains correspondence to and from David W. Evans of Ogden, Utah. Most of the correspondence is retained copies sent from Evans. The bulk of the alphabetized collection concerns the death of Evans' wife, Mamie. Some of the most notable letters are from David O. McKay and Joseph Fielding Smith.