Ogden Daily Standard | 1909-01-09 | Page 5 | J. T. Young Goes to Idaho

J. T. YOUNG GOES TO IDAHO HE IS A MEMBER OF A NEW GRO- CERY COMPANY. ! '. Has Been Connected With the H. L. Griffin Co. and Waa Formerly In Railroad Employ. J. T. Young, secretary for four years of the II. L. Griffin Co. of this city, has formed a partnership with J. I. Hill of Coffeyvllle, Kansas, under the ; title of the Idaho Wholesale Grocery company, which will conduct a general ! wholesale grocery business through-! through-! out Idaho, headquarters being located i at Pocatcllo. J The warehouse of Scowcroft Broth- ers at Pocatello has been secured by the new firm. Mr. Young will be soc-' soc-' rotary and general manager of the firm and there will be three traveling salesmen placed in the Idaho field at once. Mr. Young ha3 been prominently Identified with business organizations of Ogden and the state for several year. He was on tho board of directors direct-ors of the Utah Association of Credit Men, vice-president of the Utah Pro-j Pro-j ducc association and represented the Utah Jobbers at the National Association Associa-tion of Credit Men last convention. : He Is a member of the Weber Club of ' Ogden and was one of tho originators of the idea of sending tho carload of Utah fruit to Ely upon the occasion of the completion of the Nevada Northern North-ern railroad Into that town. Previous to Mr. Young's coming to Utah, ho was omployed for a number of years by the O. S. L., being stationed sta-tioned at different points In Montana and Idaho in Important positions. Mr. Young leaves a host of business nnd social friends In Ogden and the state of Utah who will wish him unbounded un-bounded success In his new venture.