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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
3
The notice cites Coltharp and Isaac Lurton on White Avenue and Uncle Jerry Murray in Millward for first class white seed oats. It highlights Burton’s eclectic stock of elegant collars cuffs ties and dress gloves. T. L. Maithell visits Glenwood Springs on business.
Garden seeds loose at Beers Stop and a boys cricket suit for 360 Berns Starr noted. CJohno Popa home from the city where he testified before Grand Jury. Dr Wachtel telegrammed from Price saying he would be home Sunday April 19. Jaalice Wilson fined Isaac McLain five dollars and costs for disturbing the opera house peace Saturday night. Two pounds of white comb honey presented by G W VanGundy. Yim yum Tot rolls and honey line of apiaries and summer dress goods. Vernal shop promoted patterns and improved materials. Burrox MacKnight laid down roofs and asphalt in his barn this week. It promises a fine stable. better than plank.
Leslie Ashton confined indoors for three days due to congestion of the boys. Services held at the Episcopal church in Coventry by Rey Vereey of Fort Dennies. Demand for freighters on the Vernal Price road as many teams are moved from roads to farm work.
Burton’s reports Bennion returning home from the city. Beers Store advertises gloves and seasonable prices. Warren Johnson, H Belcher and wife back from Salt Lake. Grieve & Young list farms ranches city lots and houses for sale or rent. Dillman travels to Price for spring fruit tree consignment. Rumor: Thomas Caldwell Jr of Buenavista is ill but not dead and expected to recover. Tom Colton family plans Prove and visits with Mrs Colton and Mrs Watson. Colton to Dempsey Idaho for health springs and possible prospecting.
Ltd. Whipple received three Barred Plymouth Rock chickens Saturday night from Illinois Mrs J N Davis also shipped a pair of Barred Plymouth Rock roosters from Salt Lake. We are glad to see this inclination to improve the fowls of this valley.
Directors of the Central Canal plan a new weir and bridge one mile west of Vernal at the Andrew Johnson place. They will repair head gates and bridges along the canal and use about 10 000 feet of lumber for these works.
The notice calls on county and etyotheials to publish nomes for cleaning ditches and premises. It urges people to heed the warning and unite to rid the valley of disease germs after a year of contagion.
CG O Taxter and Johnnie McAndrews returned to White River with a full crew staking out and relocating gilsonite claims opened to entry. The company recently purchased these claims and plans surveying and patenting their ground in the near future.
Funeral services for Mrs Tyzack were held Monday afternoon at the Stake V house. Her father attended from Gunnison along with comforting words from D. Warren Johnson Doug Colton and RS Collett. The service included singing by the choir and drew a large community crowd supporting Mr Tyzack and the motherless children.
Dr Bueltel returned home tonight after a two week absence. Last Saturday at the bride’s parents home in Plattsmouth Nebraska he wed Miss Margarete Waugh. Father Dr Bueltel of Denver performed the ceremony. He spent a day in Salt Lake City this week before continuing on to Pace.
Local notice advertises potted plants for sale at the shop run by Mrs Mina Meadows. Details such as varieties or prices are not provided in the fragment.
Vernal schools observed Arbor Day with suitable exercises and planting of rose bushes and trees. Ladies were urged to inspect silk and linen waists, full summer suits, underwear, fans, and bells carved by W H Burton.
Mrs. Orser, a Courth ward teacher, was surprised at home Tuesday by pupils and parents. On Arbor Day the Yourthward children and residents planted over 50 trees donated by the children and held exercises.
Charles Colton a Millward schools teacher faced assault charges after ejecting Timothy boy from a school room for vulgar language. The boy suffered scratches from a fall and Colton was arrested following the incident.
The W Davis Furniture Company plans a four-horse, two-wagon freight outlet to haul their goods from Price. A carload of furniture has lingered since mid February due to a freighter shortage and drivers preferring heavy loads over light bulky items. Burton's offers a new line of men’s summer weight clothing with latest patterns at the right price.
The narrator notes Nichard Smith returns to Vernal from the reservation and quells rumors of a fight with the editor. He plans to leave again for a few weeks but still owns the Palace barber shop with a clear title and intends to return to run it.
S P Trim was an outgoing passenger this morning. Flo travels as representative of Vernal Lodge No 24 to the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge at Provo. Tuesday and Wednesday feature a street parade with Vernal Lodge No 24’s handsome banner seen flying in the breeze.
In the Sunday Herald list a 34 year old Adolph Sholme and 29 year old Clara Holme from Pleslau Germany appear as a couple. The note suggests Adolph Uohne may have returned from Germany with a bride and will be in Vernal soon.
Mrs Pope, now in Salt Lake, has been hospitalized for some time. A sage abscess on her neck was removed and a smaller second abscess near the neck bone was also extracted. She was reported improving and likely out of the hospital by now.
Dan H. Millman and wife depart for Provo to attend the Utah Press Association congress on Monday with Senator Smoot and Mayor Glassman among speakers. A lively program is planned and enjoyable events are promised during the Twenty Ninth Annual Session of the Grand Lodge I O O F of Utah on April 21 and 22.
The document cites R. Vatratay as City Attorney with an official dated signature on April 16 1903. It appears as a public notice or legal filing recorded in the municipal records. No further details are readable in the supplied text.
The publication from Shelton Publishing Company presents the Utah Session Laws with updated Irrigation Mining Tree School Book Mainage and Dairy Laws and state sheep inspector rules. It notes amendments and bounties, promising a comprehensive reference for citizens and lawmakers alike.
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