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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
2
Roosevelt locals share travel from Salt Lake and Reno with many names and places. A wedding at Vernal, health news on Wilford Larsen, and community updates include Copper Ridge visitors, school and church events, and the upcoming Uintah Basin gathering planned for Fort Duchesne with Governor Mabey attendance.
David Ieese has sold his farm at Altonah and bought one at Apalco where he has moved his family. Sheepmen around Altonah haul wool to Price and Myton. Mrs Dastrup and family arrive from Ogden with Blair children. Farm Bureau to meet June 9 at Amusement Hall to discuss grasshopper control.
Report from Arcadia states a MIL A day at Apateo was very enjoyable. Miss Mina Gilbert, a nurse in training at Salt Lake L D S hospital, was seriously ill with appendicitis and underwent surgery Tuesday. she is progressing as expected.
Miss Leona Pace visits Mt Nome with grandmother Mrs B 8 Mécham from Price. Nay Peace of Ninemile expected in Mt Home. Relief Society ladies hosted lunch with Mrs J A Young. Former Mt Tome bishop Lester Akelund attended business and church events. Ray Hanberg and Ada Hanberg planned longer stays. M L A day at Apaleo noted. H A Pace and Clyde Rowley left for Price to ship wool.
Bishop Austin G Burton left Friday for Price where he purchased a brand new Ford from the Alger Auto Company and returned home Saturday. C P Burton departed Monday morning.
Bluebell club represented at the M I A track meet in Apalco Friday. Local residents report illnesses, travels to Price and Salt Lake for family and temple plans. Page includes visits, lectures by AL Joan Bird, moves to Neola, sheep shearing at Jim Powell's, trips to Cedarview, and primary visiting day events with neighborly greetings.
A frost on the night of the 31st damaged alfalfa fruit and apricots with gooseberries badly hit. Carl Hall, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, broke his left arm when thrown from a horse. Dr. Whitmore set the bone and he is progressing well. Mrs May Lambert and family visit at A A Mitchell home. Otis Horrocks and wife returned from Salt Lake where they were wed. a wedding dance is planned in Leeton before they depart for Watson. M I A stake board members visited Mutual meeting. John Wiscombe joined the stake Sunday school board visit.
Neola ba 7 ss Tielen Kutcheon returns from Salt Lake where she studied. Mrs Louis Allred visits Price to see daughter Mrs Ora Neilson, accompanied by Neilson's two daughters, Mrs Allred to return Thursday. Miss Katie Barnes comes back from Provo where she attended high school. Mazella Jensen and Leonard Gardner marry in Price and return to home area with Miss Gladys Warren and Ray Gardner. Wedding reception planned by Miss Jensen and Miss Viola Jensen. The Randlett orchestra provides music for the event.
Several residents travel and visit in Heber with friends and family. Parley Peterson and Maud Wall arrive from Heber, while Dana Rose and Carl Rhoads relocate to Provo. Rhoads rents Heber Moon’s place. Acting Forest Supervisor Camel reports range improvement despite frost. irrigation remains busy as the Indian Water Department fixes road-side wash. Cattlemen say range conditions improve and Bishop Co Wagstam plans a short visit after returning from Provo.
Old settlers recall a record frost on the night of May 31 with the thermometer at 22 above zero. Morning checks show damage to fields gardens and flowers. Community notes report visits to Tabiona for Memorial Day a benefic dance for Mrs Sarah Ivie music by T B Sears and Claire Ivie and several from Strawberry. Mrs Wm Rockhill travels to Spanish Fork to see a sick mother while Mrs Wm Gufton recovers from a knee injury after a sheep incident. Douglas Sears heads to Park City for mining work and Charley Johnson makes a Salt Lake trip. Mrs George McMillan and son Junior visit Heber. Water is turned into the Red Creek Irrigation canal Monday.
A string of small-town events includes a May 29 1923 marriage at the Harrison home and a June 1 birth at the Park residence. Families welcome new baby girls and travel updates. Ed Hastings plans a trip to Washington. Bessie Graham and Ester Thompson visit with their parents in Heber. strawberry route trips report good road conditions. a Tuesday dance honored Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Thomipson.
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