Arcadia Notes Include Births and Local Visits
Births record Alvih Ross a boy born August 26 to Mr and Mrs Collie Stoblson. Visitors and kin gathered as families from Bluebell Tooele and Price came for weekends and a lawn party honored Vera Holgate. Farmers report alfalfa cutting underway and crowes a sign of good harvest. several locals travel for seed and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Astra
Alvih Ross
Collie Stoblson
Helper
Wk. Sayers
Oliver
Grady Shields
Tooele
Max Gordon
Leslie Sayers
Price
C. T. Beggs
Hancock and
Anderson
Bluebell
Marvin G. Shields
Wm. W. Sayers
K. A. Murray
Alta Gilbert
Vera
Holgate
Olive
Alice Sagers
Peter Gordon
Duchesne River
Local notes and obituaries from Duchesne area
Mrs Mary Lance visits with Mr and Mrs James Birch as road work brings relief to a bad Duchesne to Myton road. Funeral for Mr Hancock described. he leaves a wife six children and two brothers. Gale O Driscoll visits from Kansas. Hayden locals attend conventions. trueman ill with typhoid. several travel to Idaho, Tooele and Provo. Community announcements cover school events, accidents, baptisms, relocations and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeetry Eeal
Mary Lance
James Birch
Duchesne
Myton
Hober
Frank Tompson
Tompson
Atlas Libbie Hamilton
Hancock
Salt Lake
Afr
Payson
Utah
Dishon David IF. Mitchell
James Henrie
Roger Horrocks
Iran Pace
Hayden
Gale O'Driscoll
Kansas
Chris. Peterson
Roosevelt
Hylie Seeley
Idaho
Trueman
Arty H. Mitchell
Meeting Called By U A C Professor In Duchesne Saturday
Professor Owen of the U A C and Mr Peterson the new county agent will hold a meeting in Duchesne Saturday at 1 p.m. All farmers are requested to attend. Roosevelt men were present at the event along with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Peterson
Duchesne
Lorin Henderhtsof
Jim Ashbough
Lenard Barnsworth
Calvan Hamilton
Roosevelt
Joan Lazenby
Alronah
Westover
Ourey Valley
Lazenbys
John Wiscomb
Doral Dean
Aldera
Perry Dean
Harvey
Nellson
Vernal
Neola Community Notes Include Dances and Visits
Mrs Eliza J Barnes and grandson Paul Jenkins visited Provo then returned to Neola last Saturday. Neola women and daughters attended a mothers and daughters outing at Roosevelt. Mrs C J Nelson of Price visiting at Nelson Creamery. Neola youths held a dance in the Amusement hall with music by the Henrie orchestra. Farmers began cutting alfalfa seed and grain thrashing started. Hummers Doll Show appeared in the Amusement hall Tuesday night. Relief Society social held at the school house with sisters and older girls present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza J. Barnes
Paul Jenkins
Provo
Neola
Roosevelt
C. J. Nelson
Price
Nelson Creamery
Henrie
Hummer
Neolla
Relief Society
Roosevelt Notices and Local Socials Report
Roosevelt locals report editor election at Roosevelt Standard board meeting. Johnson farewell on lawn. families attend Salt Lake City trip. Stake primary and Sunday school session held at Roosevelt High. Pack family travel to Salt Lake for recovery. Baird Realty's Joseph Marks tours Duchesne. Roosevelt Commercial Club plans reception for Salt Lake merchants. Alfalfa seed shipment to Salt Lake. Library gains newly purchased books. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Wm Pratt ill this week. Gene Knecht treated in Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer P. Edwards
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt Standard
Wm. Wallis
Clarence I. Johnson
Woolf
Mrs. Johnson
Salt Lake
Thelma Johnson
Deorman
Uintah Basin
B.C. Miller
Roosevelt
Wm. Pratt
Williams
Bert Seace
South Bend
Indiana
Seaces
Hugh Knecht
Gene
Bennett
Duchesne County News Notes and War Echoes
Duchesne area residents engage in house work and fishing trips on Rock Creek. Vallons of Heber and Utah visitors, local alfalfa seed business, and a string of crossings, school plans, and church notes fill the week. Veterans stories mix with local infrastructure costs and road news as citizens anticipate continued wartime and postwar shifts.
Local Social Notes Share Travel and Visits Across Towns
Mrs Richard Ostler and Miss Mamie Richie head to Lehi for several weeks visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Will Milner travel to Provo to see Guy Miles and family for a few days. Rudolph Wileken Allen Curry Harold Graw Clyde Van Tassell and Fo Wileken join trail camp pals for a weekend visit. Mrs Monroe Giles visits relatives in Heber. Philip Moon, son of Nephi Moon, is very ill at Woodland. Mr and Mrs P A Murdock of Heber and Mrs Ed Green and children from Chicago stay at the Pine Crest ranch. Earl Giles suffers a painful accident when his horse fell. he and his parents are at Heber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ostler
Mamie Richie
Lehi
Will Milner
Provo
Guy Miles
Rudolph Wileken
Allen Curry
Harold Graw
Clyde van Tassell
Fo Wileken
Monroe Giles
Heber
Philip Moon
Nephi Moon
Woodland
P. A.murdock
Ed Green
Chicago
Pine Crest
Earl Giles
Accidental Fall Injures Joshua Haslem and Rain Delays Return
Mr Joshua Haslem suffered a fifteen foot fall while loading hay losing balance and breaking his right wrist while his back was wrenched. He was carried home by his sons and after a doctor's visit remained stiff but able to walk slightly. A heavy rainstorm hit before they reached home soaking others but sparing Haslem. Three sons John Clair and Vance were present in the field. A Retter society sale of work at the school house raised funds for the building fund with notable fancy work displays and a children s clothing exhibit. A pond was cleared for the children and the refreshment booth drew many attendees. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hullinger arrived in Bennett from Provo after a summer course at BYU reporting a three and a half day wagon and tram journey from Provo to Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Georgia
Edith
Laure Mekhane
Thursand
Altonah
Claire Preece
Robert H. Wallis
Duchesne
Salt Lake
Utah Credit Men's Association
B. A. Manker
Uintah County
John Meeker
The
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Strain
Freddie
Strain
George BE
Philipps
Fred Todd
Myton
T. Rice
Randlett
Herseys
Episcopal Lodge
Vernal
Tress Bartlett
Roosevelt
Rosg
Sidney J. Smith
Federal Reserve
First National Bank of
Fort Duchesne
Albert H. Kneuale
Indian Agency
Mort Duchesne
Neal
Richard Lewis Hanink
Louis Thompason
Price
Hannink
Kneales
Mr. Thompson
Bishop
Solomonson
Arcadia Ward
Duchesne Stake
Arcadia
Midvale
Mton
A. Birch
Vern McCarrell
Texas
Vern
Dal Whitbeck
George Goodrich
Hubert ‘Burns
Marine Corps
Chateau Thierry
Burns
Belleat Woods
Borde Marine
McCarrell
Whitbeck
Goodrich
Witbeck
Joshua Haslem
Haslem
Harvey Hullinger
Bennett Bunday
Provo
B. YY. U
Mr. David W. Hancock dies after illness
Mr. David W. Hancock passed away at his home last Tuesday around 2 PM after a long stomach illness. He learned about the cancer diagnosis about eight months ago, which progressed rapidly and caused much distress. he sought medical help from Dr. Morton at Roosevelt Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miayden
David’ W. Hancock
Ander
Roosevelt
Morton
Mountain Home Social News Recaps Mountain Outing
Last Tuesday the Mehef society enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Mrs J T Rowleys home with ice cream and cake. Mt Home youths, including Ray Stott Lyndon Starnsworth Byron Otteson and companions Alt a Rayda Jenson and Belle Mitchell, report a fine mountain trip for cool air and fishing. News from Salt Lake says Mrs Hanbury and Hadfield in hospital are improving. Palmer visited Duchesne. Ray and Ada Ransburg hosted a lawn party. Some began cutting the second alfalfa crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehef Society
J.T. Rowley
Mt. Home
Ray Stott
Lyndon Starnsworth
Byron Otteson
Alta
Rayda Jenson
Belle Mitchell
Salt Lake
Altona Justice Court Hears Assault Case
In Duchesne Justice Lewis presided over A F Maxwell of Altonah charged with assault and a misdemeanor against James A Dawson that fractured a leg and caused internal injuries. Maxwell was fined fifty dollars or thirty days in the county jail. Additional notes mention hospital visits, local social events, and a new baby girl arrival at Alfred's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Clay Basin
Midvale
Fortie Band
Gladys Nelson
Cedarview
Maxfield
Ala Akeland
Becca Timothy
Duchesne
Halstead
George
Ralph
Httle
Elva
Sonerse
Altonah
William Ralph
Merron
Jude Mitelvell
Dan
Alfred
Mormon meeting and local visits noted in community column
A sacrament meeting was well attended at the home of Mr N M Keel with Mr Neilsen of Duchesne as speaker. Mrs Olsen and sisters Mildred Celia drove to Manti and plan to bring their mother back. Mrs Olsen has been visiting Mantl with relatives for two months. L W Dean and children, Mr and Mrs Joe Morrison and family, and Mrs Mary Sprett were guests at Mrs Wm McQueeney's home. Jay Smith Acoung Ross and Afton Jenkins left for Salt Lake on August 26. Katie Rotfard, recently employed at Boneta, has returned home. Lunt and Ballaster of Nephi, cattle buyers, were seen in the area offering beef prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Keel
Neilsen
Duschesne
Ellis Olsen
Mildred
Celia
Manti
Olsen
Mant
L. W. Dean
Joe Morrison
Mary Sprett
Wm. McQueeney
Jay Smith
Acuong
Ross and
Afton Jenkins
Myton
D. J. Thompson
Walter Barnes
Vernal
Salt Lake
Nash
Ashby Thatcher
First National Bank
Bar
Martin
Burley
Uaho
Tom Rogers
Ashton Brothers Company
A. K
Ashton-Kelly
Wilford Bealliston
Nephi
Marcussén
Price
Will Jennings
Indian Beach
C C. Cooper
W. E. Evans
Colonel
University of Utah
Clarence Johnson
Roosevelt
The
Democrat
Mytoni
Ward Ireland
Ireland
Jensen
State Republican Committee
George Shaw
Westminster
Lowe Ashton
Roosevelt Hardware
Ford
Grain harvest and community efforts in Myton area
The report cites grain harvest conditions with late planting reducing yields while a ward building committee aided with a $67.20 donation. Various local notes include personnel changes, travel to Salt Lake and Vernal for business, and community updates on residents such as Mr Thompson's salary increase, Mrs Thatcher’s bank matters, and Ashtons taking over Vernal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dramatic Association
Ward House
Mulvey Seeks Teams to Move Oil Rig Toward Wyoming
George Mulvey general manager Castledale Oil visited Myton seeking teams to haul his Hillcreek rig to Watson for shipment to Wyoming near Rawlins. He reported the well down about 1100 feet with good indications and cited limited local encouragement as a factor. The Midwest rig, down about 2206 feet near Mulvey’s well, plans another bore in the San Juan country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mulvey
Castledale Oil Company
Hillcreek
Myton
Watson
Wyoming
Rawlins
Mulvay
Midwest
Mulvey
San Juan
Myton Canal stockholders approve $10,000 canal work
The Myton Canal & Irrigation Company stockholders met last Saturday to vote on amendments from the board. They decided to modify contracts so Uintah Bastin Construction Co. may proceed with canal work up to $10,000. Work is underway and expected to finish before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton Canal & Irrigation Company
Uintah Bastin Construction Company
Steamboat Elopement and Mann Act Allegations Involving Sands and Thomas
Walter Sands of Myton seeks divorce and custody after his wife Tessy Sands reportedly eloped with barber Wesley Thomas from Myton to Steamboat Springs. Authorities traced the couple, who boasted of evading the Mann act, with Tessy returning across state lines while Thomas faced federal detention for suspected car theft and white slavery charges. The duo were eventually found living in the Campbell building on Lincoln avenue, Steamboat, under watch by Probation Officer Sam Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton Free Press
Walter Sands
Steamboat Springs
Wesley Thomas
Myton
Salt Lake
Tessie
Wes
Steamboat
Colorado Line
Steamboat Sentinel
Kilpatrick
W. H. Kitehens
Thomas
Utah
Tessy Sands
Blanche
Sheriff's Office
Dixon
Wyo
A. N. Alt
Duchesne
United States
Atttorney
Salt Lake City
Thoms
Campbell Building
Lincoln Avenue
A. R Burks
Dry Fork Irrigation firm forms articles of incorporation
The Dry Fork Irrigation company of Mountain Dell Uintah county filed articles with the secretary of state. H E Crockett shows Lidt shares of class A stock, each share representing an acre irrigated, at a par value of 6. Joshua C Hall P Beck and Charles T Pope are the first directors. The Doyle American Shade Oil company of Denver filed articles with Vernon Hughes as process attorney for Utah. James Doyle is president and Marie Doyle secretary. The company authorize capital of 250 000 in 1 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Fork Irrigation Company
Mountain Dell
Uintah County
H. E. Crockett
Joshua c. Hall
P. & Beck
Charles T. Pope
Doyle-American Shate O11 Company
Denver
Nite Hughes
Vernal
Utal
James Doyle
Marie Doyle
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ASIN
Wilfred. Mitchell
EB. L. Murphy
Frank Turnbow
N. J. Mitchell
Jeary
William Mathews
Jeff Mathews
Elizabeth Kaight
Boneta
Claud Jorge
Jorge
Ioka
Edith Hancock
John H. Moon
Larsen
Otter Murray
St. Duchesne
Alex Murray
Dan Olen
Logan
Wim
Ereff & Randlett “Oe of
W. T. Rice
Stevens
L. Knight
FP. Stromire
Randlelt
Fayettville
Arkansas
Charles FE. Gibson
Whiterocks
M. Brennan
Jed Dixon
Talmaghe
Jesse Clement
Arel
Geo. Jensen
Joseph Draper
Alfred Burton
Fielding
Melba
Virginia Lindsay
Rock Creek
Edgar Moffitt
Paui Wunsen
Lewis Edward
Hazel Bergener
Chase McDonald
Ed Perkins
Exh McMillian
Perkins
Roscoe
Ed. Perkins
Francis Clement
Wm. McDonald
Chas
Willard
Stanley
Joseph Jensen
Calvin
Granddady Lakes
Erin Pearson
Eeaja
Altona
Jas
A. Larsen
Emo
Myton Canal
W Waoy
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