Death of Gunnison Valley farmer after horse kick
Jacob S. Bastian a leading Gunnison Valley farmer and Salina resident died after a horse kick while harnessing the animal. He lingered from Sunday noon until Tuesday morning, with intestines punctured, as family and eight daughters and one son kept vigil. Born 1858 in Lehi, he worked in timber near Silver Reef, later farming in Loa and Wayne County before moving to Gunnison in 1917. Survived by wife, nine children, 24 grandchildren, and many siblings. Funeral held at Gunnison Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob S. Bastaan
Gunnison Valley
Salina Hospital
Bastian
Hagan
Merrill
Salina
Mr. Bastian
Gunnison
Jacob Bastian
Lehi
Washington County
Harriett Ann Taylor
St. George
Loa
Wayne County
L. D. c Church
Lea Ward
Denmark
Johnsoneservoir
Fish Lake
Wayne Couny
W. S. Roper
Bennion
F. E. Brown
Parley Reese
Lea
Harold Erickson
Scott Goff
Bingham
J. S. Peterson
Paris
Idaho
Moroni Jensen
Anton Bastian
West Jordan
Gearson S
Salt Lake City
Bastian S
Ludvig Alma
Sigurd
Homer Baron
Hyrum Bryant
Chas. B
J. Wilford
Vernal
Lewis
Governor Sets Utah Defense Day On July 4 1925
Governor George H Dern proclaims July 4 1925 National Defense Day in Utah. An executive committee led by Salt Lake Mayor Clarence Neilsen will oversee statewide observance to educate the public on national defense policy and the 1920 defense act. The July 4 test is voluntary and aims to honor the nation’s defense pledges and sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Dern
Clarence Neilsen
Salt Lake
Utah
Dern
United States
Congress
Ereby
Peterson Jensen Nuptials At Manti Temple
The marriage of Sidney M Peterson son of Ephraim and Miss Lillian Jensen of Axtell was solemnized at the Manti Temple Wednesday of last week. A temple ceremony followed by a lawn supper at the Jensen home for 125 guests featured a social event of the season. The couple will reside in Axtell where Peterson will farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney M. Peterson
Ephriam
Lillian Jensen
Axtell
Manti Temple
John Jensen
Jensen
Forest Roads and Trails Funded in Utah Plan
The forest service will spend 70000 dollars this year on roads and trails in Utah National forests. About 35 miles of road and over 175 miles of trail will be built to access forest resources and aid administration. Provo River road is the main project to unlock timber in the Provo River headwaters.
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The
Forest Service
National Forests of
Utah
Bureau of Public Roads
Provo River
Bee Hive Girls Outing Near Hamilton Ward
The Bee Hive girls from the Hamilton ward held an evening outing around a camp fire. They enjoyed chicken marshmallows and other delicacies under the direction of Miss Laura Ferre. Each member reported a delightful time and full participation.
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Bee Hive
Hamilton Ward
Laura Ferre
Attends Wall Funeral for Relative in Santaquin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Embley with Mrs. J. S. Embley left for Santaquin after being summoned by the death of Mrs. Alonzo Wall, a relative. Mrs. Wall died Saturday after a lingering illness. funeral services were held yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Embley
J. S. Embley
Santaquin
Alonzo Wall
Gunnison Native Named Franklin School Principal
The Provo Evening Herald reports E. J. Fjeldsted, a Gunnison native and seven year Utah educator, will become Franklin school principal succeeding D. Byron Jones. Fjeldsted, 29, trained at Maeser and Young University, praised for leadership and scholarship.
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Provo
Gunnison
E. J. Fjeldsted
Oscar Bjerregaard
Maeser
Franklin
D. Byron Jones
Board of Education
Fieldsted
Utah
Provo City
Supt. H. A. Dixon
Maeser School
Young University
Fjeldsted
Walter Adams
Manti National Forest Notes on June Reports and Fishery
June notes from Manti National Forest describe a frost damaged elder vegetation near Mt. Pleasant and a suspected miscreants shooting fish at Blue Lakes. Local clubs restocked Indian Creek with rainbow fingerlings and reported poor fishing on June 15. The Yearns reservoir dam was raised last season to expand the lake, with restocking ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursby
Mt. Pleasant
Twin City Fish and Game Club
Indian Creek
Manti Fish and Game Club
Fish and Game Club
Waltons Report Big Catches on Opening Fishing Day
George Francis and a Waltons party spent opening fishing season at Daniel's Canyon. About 500 trout were brought in by locals enjoying the day. Fishing across the southern state ran well with crowds at Fish Lake Loss Creek reservoir Twelve Mile canyon Daniel's canyon Maple Grove Sevier River canyon and Antimony. No violations reported. Gunnison Valley Fish and Game Protective Association members vow enforcement to protect fish and game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Francis
J. A. Hagan
C. M. Edwards
Ira Overfelt
L. Ludvigson
Fred Jones
Julius Duggins
Waltons
Daniel's Canyon
Fish Lake
Loss Creek
Twelve Mile Canyon
Daniel’s Canyon
Maple Grove
Sevier River Canyon
Antimony
Gunnison
HERE FOR BASTIAN FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Erickson of Bingham are in the city summoned by the death of Jacob S. Bastian, father of Mrs. Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastian
L. H. Erickson
Bingham
City
Jacob 5
Bears and trout fortunes and forest notes mix in June report
Fishermen report fair to excellent catches with eastern brook trout now 6 to 10 inches and rainbow trout up to 13 inches. bear damage concerns lead to calls to report incidents for removal. Ranger files trespass against Madsen Brothers over cattle permits. officials visit Great Basin Experiment Station. B Morse to spend June on Manti forest.
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Biological Survey
Forest Service
Ollerton
Madsen Brothers
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph C. Kircher
Washington
Forester Woods
Great Basin Experiment Station
B. Morse
Ogden
Manti Forest
Former County Sheriff Shot in Castle Gate Hospital
J M Burns longtime Sanpete county sheriff, known as Milt Burns, lies critically wounded at Castle Gate hospital after being shot five times by a youth named Robert Marshal on Monday evening. The assailant fled to the mountains. Burns underwent an operation and faces grave prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Burns
Milt Burns
Sanpete County
Castlegate
Burns
Robert Marshal
Mt. Pleasant
Deming
Burn
Mount Pleasant
Welcome party for Miss Minerva Jensen in Centerfield
Centerfield residents greeted Miss Minerva Jensen upon her return from missionary work in Missouri and Texas with a welcome gathering at the meeting house last Friday. She spoke at the sacramental meeting Sunday night and heads to Logan for summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Jensen
Meeting
Missouri
Texas
God
Cyrill Anderson
Centerfield Bank
Salt Lake
Merrill Woolsey
Hyrum Brouch
Edna Anderson
R. C. Swalberg
Marysvale
Fred Swalberg
Ramona Sorensen
G. W. Funk
Cliff
Sterling
J. S. Embley
Chas. E. Embley
J. P. Johnson
Manti
Brigham Jensen
Plan Big Things For County Fair
The Sanpete County Fair program includes free livestock feed from the county to exhibitors and a stronger community push. Each town will have exhibits and a local representative to boost participation. A June meeting drew ten communities with plans to raise local interest for the fair on the 15th to 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Board
Sanpete County
Utah Fishing Star Roy Malmsten Visits Fish Lake
Roy Malmsten, longtime Mt. Pleasant J.C. Penney manager now in Charles City Iowa, visited last Saturday to enjoy Utahs opening fishing season at Fish Lake. He plans to open the lake in ten days or two weeks at the famed resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Roy Malmsten
J.C. Penney Company
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Malmsten
Charles City
Iowa
Resigns Instructorship at Seminary
Jd. EL Fisher who has headed science instruction at the city seminary since its opening has resigned. He departed Saturday with Mrs Fisher for Berkeley California to take a six week scientific course at the University of California. Next fall he will join Snow College at Ephraim to teach science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. EL Fisher
Fisher
Berkley California
University of California
Snow College
Ephriam
Gunnison Valley Bank Cashier Joins Real Fishermen Lodge
J W Jones cashier of the Gunnison Valley bank and J R Howard superintendent of the Gunnison sugar company are said to join the lodge of real fishermen. They went to Fish Lake for the opening and returned with fish amid windy, unfavorable conditions that kept the game warden from acting.
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J. W. Jones
Gunnison Valley Bank
J. R. Howard
Gunnison Sugar Company
Real Fisherine
Fish Lake
Isaak Waltons
Cutine
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Wey
Tuer
Vere Fais Glast
Jacob S. Bastian
Peterson-Jensen
WALL
Manti National Forest
Centerfield
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