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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
4
The Basin correspondent reports visiting relatives, threshing at local farms, and social events. Families like Thorsens, Woodruffs, and Goodriches attend weddings, funerals, and church activities. Local youth group meetings, school talks, and a Salt Lake trip for conference highlight community life.
Mt Home region updates include visitors Le Grand Mecham and Mrs Mecham with the Rowleys, several locals ill with tonsillitis, new car purchase by Joe Young, cattle buying by William Rhoades, and lamb shipments by Rube Wilkins and companions toward Colton. Also reported are teachers' moves, road delays, and details of surrounding land and water matters including a public sale notice, homestead filing, and canal water change applications.
Local events include visits by Clyde Lambert and guests at the Flag ranch. Beehive girls’ dance raises funds for charity with attendees from Boneta Utahn and Mt. Home. Reports of a fatal accident to Arley Sorenson, aged two, after a hay pole incident, with funeral held at the ward house officiated by C. C. Larson, J.P. Pearson, and Bishop A. G. Burton. Community members travel to Roosevelt, attend conferences in Salt Lake, and hold reunions in Arcadia Midview and Antelope.
The PTA plans to hold meetings on the second Monday night of each month following last year’s pattern. Harriet Sird departed for Arpel es California last Tuesday to spend winter with sister Mary Savage. The first PTA meeting occurred Monday evening in the Ward.
Misa Jennie Hancock, once staying with Mr and Mrs Russell Roper near Bluebell, became very ill and is now in the care of her uncle Levison Hancock in Bluebell. The latest reports indicate she is somewhat improved.
The article recalls a Relief Society gathering at Arcadia hosted by President Ocecilia Gil bert with a large attendance from Apalco and Mt Emmons officials. A lively program followed by a luncheon is noted. Also included is a public land notice from the U S Land Office in Vernal Utah dated Sept 15 1985 announcing Thomas D Meriwether of Bonda Utah seeks five year proof to establish land claims before October 8 1928 with witnesses listed.
The Office of Pioneer Canal Company Utah announces delinquencies on stock from August 1 1925 with amounts listed beside shareholder names Albert Stephenson 20.00 and others 16.25. If not paid by October 22 1925 at 2 p.m. stock may be sold at the secretary office to cover delinquent assessments costs of advertising and sale. H E Birch Secretary Utah Utah.
In the District Court of Duchesne County Utah Samuel Herrick and G Smith as defendants, property to be sold at sheriff sale on the first Tuesday of September at 6 PM at the Duchesne County Courthouse. Describes land in Section 28 and 35, Township 4 West, Water rights and appurtenances. also shares of stock in Irrigation Company. Date August 31. Sheriff Arzy H. Mitchell of Duchesne County notices the sale for the Myton and related entities.
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