Rich County Telephone Company Drives Local Connectivity
Rich County business leaders express optimism as the Utah Wyoming Independent Telephone Company serves Randolph Laketown Woodruff Evanston and surrounding ranches with 125 telephones across 75 miles of line. The 1907-founded company, originally Unita Rich, operates under managers and a board including G H Robison John Kennedy Annie Carlin and Mrs O J Spencer with C W Walton as manager. Watered-down line detail preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Bell
Randolphils
Utah-Wyoming Independent Telephone Company
W. K. Walton
O. J. Spencer
C. E. Jensen
A. E. Wing
William Carliss, Jr
Unita Rich Telephone Company
Laketown
Randolph
Woodruff
Evanston
Wyo
Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company
Hannah Miller
Isabel Jones
Wesley C. Walton
Rulon Hatch
Oliver Wahlstrom
G. H. Robison
John — Kennedy
Annie C. Carlin
C. W. Walton
Rich County Furniture Company of Randolph Utah
One of the oldest pioneers in business, Rich County Furniture Company, led by H. J. Norris Jr., has operated twenty years. It offers furniture, groceries, dry goods, dresses, coats, shoes, men’s wear, farm implements, confectionery, tobacco, and tourist supplies with a Goodyear service station. The executives see dairying and livestock as key to community growth and development.
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Rich County Furniture Company
H. J. Norris,Jr
Oregon Trail
Randolph
Utah
Goodyear
G. H. Robinson
Laketown
Robison
Springfield
United States
Swan *Creek Electric Co
Bank of Randolph
Bear Lake
Wilson Brothers General Merchandise
John E
George Wilson
Rand olph Hotel and Place in Randolph features Sol Conley
Sol Conley, a Bear Lake Valley transplant, runs Randolph Hotel and Sols Place in Laketown area. He is praised as a young, energetic booster for Randolph with plans for growth and community welfare. G H Robison of Laketown operates a long‑standing general store and service center, directing local commerce and utilities while holding multiple local posts.
Randolph Garage Promotes Chevrolet and Local Service
Randolph Garage offers Chevrolet agency and repair shop with Ray and Clifford Kennedy at the helm. They sell gas oil tires and auto accessories featuring Kelly-Springfield tires for better mileage. The brothers, lifelong Randolph residents, emphasize honest repair and support for local dairying and mining prospects.
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Chevrolet
Randolph
Ray Ad “Clifford Kennedy
Kelly - Springfield
Randolph Utah a Growing County Seat of Rich County
Randolph Utah sits at the head of Rich County near Bear Lake Valley as a cattle country hub. It was founded in 1870 by a group led by Randolph H Stewart and named after Randolph Stewart. The city, county offices, and schools emphasize strong education and tax administration. A highway project toward Ogden, Utah is envisioned with expected completion soon.
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Ogden-Evanston
Bear Lake Valley
Randolph
Utah
Rich County
Randolph H Stewart
Wm. West
Wright A. Moore
Robert Pope
John and
Isaa Stewart
Wm. Ilks
Frank
Henry Roberts
Wallace Young
Edwin T. Pope
Wm . Pearce
St. Charles
Bear River Valley
Big Creek
Randolph Stewart
Richland County
Idaho
St Charles
Charles C. Rich
Bear’River Valley
Rocky Mountains
Uinta Mountains
Wasatch Mountains
Bear Lake
Robert McKinnon
Ira Nebeker
Laketown
Wm Lee
Woodruff
Wilford Woodruff
West
Wm Howard
Petrice Nebeker
Evanston
Wyoming
Ogden
Wilson Brothers General Merchandise Store at Randolph Utah
Randolph Utah welcomes Wilson Brothers General Merchandise Store offering groceries meats hardware farm supplies clothing and sundries. John E and George Wilson own operate the store which backs local livestock and dairying growth and features a soda fountain auto accessories and Bear Lake proximity. Mr Hodges longtime resident and public servant supports regional development and Bear Lake prospects.
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Logan Highway
Bear Lake
Hodges Mercantile Store Serves Garden City Twenty Years
N J Hodges owner of Hodges Mercantile Store at Garden City Utah marks twenty years of continuous operation in the same location. The notice highlights the store as a sign of business efficiency and stability in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Hodges
Hodges
Garden City
Utah
Bank of Randolph Utah Celebrates 21 Years of Growth
The Bank of Randolph traces its 21 year history from its 1906 incorporation and initial capital of 25000 to a current capital of 37500 and a 65000 deposit base. Cashier C W Walton and assistant William Marshall lead a board including John Kennedy and G H Robison with strong regional standing. The piece urges confidence in the bank as a safe investment and notes plans to attract more deposits and possibly a summer resort role for Randolph.
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Bank of
Randolph
George Spencer
W. K. Walton
W. W. Riter
O. J. Spencer
William Corles, Jr
Peter Johnson
John C. Cutler
George Romney
America
C. W. Walton
William Marshall
John Kennedy
Joseph Weston
G. H. Robison
Laketown
Joseph E. Hatch
H. J. Norris
William Johnson
Henry Hoffman
Mrs D M Cheney Laketown Confec on Old Oregon Trail
Mrs D M Cheney of Laketown is featured in a short item about a confectionery or local enterprise along the Old Oregon Trail route. The note highlights her presence in Laketown and references a period setting for regional commerce.
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Laketown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah-Wyoming
Ind. Tel. Co
Randolph, Utah
County Furniture Co
Randolph Hotel and Place
Sol's
Randolph Hotel
Sol Conley
Bear i Lake Valley
Conley
Randoolph
Itv
Randolph Garage
Wilson Brothers General Mercantile Store
Hodges, Livestock and Milling Company
Hodges Mercantile Store
D. M. Cheney
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