Community News From Randlett and Nearby
From Our Correspondents Randlett reports Mr Frier of Roosevelt held services at the Episcopal church Sunday morning. Ray Hamlin and his father in law Mr Randolf of Myton were in Randlett on business Tuesday April 12. Willie Stevens returned home Friday night from the mining district where he has worked during the winter. Mines are shut down until fall. Mr Bennet and Hugh W Owen moved cattle to White River late this week. The Misses Thelma Smith and Fay Harrison went to Lapoint Monday. Ernest Duval of Miami Arizona is visiting with his parents. Mr and Mrs David Burgi Thorn report several measles cases. C L Knight bought a farm above the proposed new bridge on the Duchesne River. Marion Harrison, George and Ernest Burgi attended the Lapoint dance Friday night. John Glenn of Vernal spent Friday with his daughter Mrs Elsie Knight. The children of the Primary met Monday and spent the day at Miss Lila Harris in honor of her birthday. Mrs Elsia Knight made a business trip to Roosevelt last week. Mrs J W Harrison and daughter Fay went to Fort Duchesne on business.
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Miami
Arizona
David Burgi Thorn
L Knight
Duchesne
Marion Harrison
George
Ernest Burgi
Lapalnt
John Glenn
Vernsl
Elsie Knight
Lila Harris
Elsia Knight
Roosevelt
J W Harrison
Fay
Fort Duchesne
M. Gerbur
Belleft Society
Farm Bureau
Charley Taylor
A. HK. Teoples
Jacob Rasmusson
Horace Wooley
Vernal
Fay Harrison
Randlett
Utah
Sarah Searls
Fairview
Payson
Walquist
Myton
Jeese
Ernest
Wallace Caldwell
Dry Fork
E. A. Manker
Virginia Gerald
C. A. Thompson
George Perry
Lew Bille
Lapoint
Earl Mullins
Mildred Swensch
Carl Preese
Ray McKee
Trideldl
Lima Gerald
Lapoint Mercantile
Dan Anderson
Balance Due Suit Ended In Favor Of Buyer Remy
Judge Bartlett presided in Tri dell court Wednesday over the case of George R. Smith against Ben Remy to recover a car sale balance. A jury found for Remy, who had arranged last summer to take a crop percentage in payment. Several local items follow, including community notes on visits, farming, dances, births, illnesses, and meetings in Leeton and Roosevelt.
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Judge Bartlett
Tridell
George R. Smith
Ben Remy
Remy
Mr Smith
Dbeenan Smith
Roosevelt
Ross Bartlett
Lester Mulling
Roosevelt Meat and Grocery Company
Alice Morrill
Roosevelt Po
Dripping Rock Community News Report
Spring work began by March, with updates on residents Bernard Hazlewood J J Mayhes J W Spencer and Mrs Arthur Baxter. Snow fell in March and April while cattle grazed near Willow Creek and Red Wash. a new frame schoolhouse at Scull Creek nears occupancy boosting local education.
Birthday party honors Forest Caldwell at Dry Fork school
Weather remains cloudy and cool for the season. Dry Fork residents held a birthday party at the school house Saturday night to honor Forest Caldwell on his nineteenth birthday. He has been a cripple from rheumatism for three years. A recent snow storm affected the area last week.
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Dry Fork
Forest ‘Caldwell
Caldwell
Alterra Farm Bureau meeting and local sports report
Citizens attended the Farm Bureau meeting in Bennett where talks were described as interesting. The Alterra ball team lost to Bennett 10 to 15, with admonition that the boys could not repeat the effort. Mrs James Wan is improving slowly. George Strebel, son of Andrew and Hilma Strebel, recovered from measles. Albin Anderson also suffers from the same disease. Many children have had measles and mumps. the community notes unusually good hay and grain crops this year. Agricultural progress is praised, with Mr Wittwer advancing mangles planting and W F Ward coordinating seed orders. Prices: mangles 260 to 300 per hundredweight. no silos yet. A A Haws attended Saturday, offering extracts and advice.
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Farm Bureau
Bennett
Alterra
James Wan
George Strebel
Andrew
Hilma Strebel
Albin Anderson
Agricultural College
Mr. Wittwer
W. F. Ward
Elder Parley Goodrich Visited as Home Missionary
Elder Parley Goodrich served as home missionary in town this Sunday visiting local congregations and sharing inspirational messages with attendees.
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Parley Goodrich
Delightful dances and local notes from Jensen district
The Primary association staged a splendid season dance with ice cream proceeds. Stanley Taylor prepares to move to Idaho after a surprise party. Sheep on Walter Showalter’s Sunshine ranch are being sheared. Local speakers Included Frank Merrill, John Simper, and Harold Hullinger at sacrament meeting. Mayne Dudley also spoke. T J Caldwell presided in Vernal. Bee Hive girls hosted mothers with a fine program and refreshments. Riley Murray visited Vernal for dental care. Most men from Jensen toured Vernal, James Monahan kept sheep on Cacklebar. Harry Fairfax released from quarantine. William Taylor plans to move to Idaho soon. Bertha Dudley’s return from the Eastern States prompted a large party in Jen ten. Snow and fog disrupted Sunday. canals remain low, irrigation stressed. George Richardson works for Frank Bourdette. J A Fleck injured on Snake John road.
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Marcus Jensen
Stanley ‘Taylor
Stanley
Idaho
Walter Showalter
Sunshine Ranch
Frank Merrill
Naples Ward
John Simper
Harold Hullinger
Mayne Dudley
Callea
T. J. Caldwell
Vernal
H. R. Wal
Riley Murray
Jensen
James Monahan
Harry Fairfax
Atta
William Taylor
Bertha Dudley
Jenten
George Richardson
Frank Bourdette
J A. Fleck
Snake John
Eight pound baby born to Mr and Mrs Carl Preece
Mr and Mrs Carl Preece welcomed an eight pound baby boy born at their home on the 11th. Violet Henry, aged 111, is staying with her sister Mrs Lew Freestone. The Winns sold their home to John Winn and plan to move to Price next Sunday where Henry has a home ready. Relief society hosted a surprise for Mrs Emma Winn with lunch. Frank Winn and Clyde Campbell were visiting relatives and others noted Mrs H B Seely’s return home.
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Carl Preece
Violet Henry
Lew Freestone
den Winn
John Winn
Price
Henry
Relief Society
Emma Winn
Winn
Frank Winn
Fort Duchesne
Clyde Campbell
Elias Campbell
Uintah River
Seely
The Advertised Article Philosophy in Local Ads
The merchant’s faith in his own goods shows in ads in this paper. Patrons are advised to trust advertised items as up to date and not shop worn.
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Trideul
Theodore
Jack Collier
Misa Della Rolf
Mr Caldwell
EJ Caldwell
Josh Hall
Bill Hall
Luutonbenn i
Myrtle Lambert E
Lizzie Snyder
Lesiie O.drincoll
Parley H. Lambert
Leeton Cash
Charles Ernshaw
Don Perry
Cresent
Leeton
Odgen
Elmer Johnson
A. A. Mitche
C C Christenson
Swain
Clegg and Moyers
Owen Cummings
Oscar Allen
Laverne
Whiterocks
Sam Snyder
al Rasmussen
Sim Russell
Cedarview
Elmer Perry
Roosevelt Tudsay
W. L. Whitlock
Arthur Allen
Ben R Eldridge
Wm. Ownes
Salt Lake
Wittner
Neola
Leeton Cash Store
Plymouth Rock
Frank Peterson
Rhode Island
D. L. Tanner
Lesiie G’drisbl
Roy Gra
Fleck
Mr Flock
Mensenger
Mr Fleck
Davis
Otto Neilsen
Sylvia Hatch
Acel
Nathan Chivers
Holt
Fred Feltchs
Adolphus Kolb
Logan Brimhall
Edward Watking Jr
Alfred Simpers
Edward Collier
Geneva Ross
Ali
Martin
Barney O'Neil
Hangely
William Whitbeck
Haler Erekson
Ernest Jacobsen
Robert Lowe
Gek. Gartrell
Flora Murray
J E Morton Day
Faler
Ralph Faler
Pine Dell
Wyoming
Ashley Ward
Lewis Farr
Beddo Farm
Belle Johnson
Charley James
Charley
Chrles Jowett
Usula Timothy
Timothy
Arthur Fife
Bernard Hazlewood
Scull Creek
J. J. Mayhes
Fritz
J. W. Spencer
Arthur Baxter
J. J May
Tom Berry
Orlene Spraberry
Emogene
Jhnesben
Glaines
James O'Nell
Abbley
Leslie Ashton Hardware Co
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