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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
4
A local edition lists a special sale on US Army horse blankets and collar pads, plus ice tools and cross cut saws at Duchesne Hardware and Lumber Co. The report notes community events, weddings, and visits in Boneta and Richfield with multiple family names and holiday gatherings.
Word from Fort Ioka reports Manti resumes high school study. A New Year’s dance drew a large crowd with cocoa and cake sales raising funds for missionary James Redford. Multiple local movements, sickness, and community notices follow, including births, absences, and events across town.
A Bluebell home talent show drew a large crowd after two weeks of preparation. The ward hosted a farewell for Bishop Merrell, and Verdal will be his new home. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hancock suffered a severe mouth injury but survived after hours of care. New babies were reported for Scott Murray and Helen Holder families.
Mrs Albert Dastrup negotiates building a maternity hospital at Mt Emmons with backing from Lester Brackenberry and associates. The prospect outlines a new medical facility to serve the local community.
Word reached here of a baby boy born at Will Milliner’s home in Kamas on Christmas day. The seventh line notes this makes the eleventh child in the Giles family. Mother and babe doing fine. Robert Moon left for Provo to finish the winter, Nephi Moon returned from Ogden, and Will Milliner bought two head of cattle from Jep Thomas last week, taken to Ogden.
Oldest Ottosen son marries Vera Christensen in Provo. New Year visits from Frank Mayhew and Thos. Kentson host dinner. Ford Ottosen returns from holidays. many local travelers and library needs noted. Community events include a Legion ball, banquet, car license talks, and filings.
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