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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
3
A stage line has been established between Park City and Stockhmore on the Upper Duchesne, signaling new travel or transport link in the region.
L H Pierson moves family to Jake Chapman home on the Campbell homestead. Ashton Hardware loaded windows and doors for the new sixteen room hotel at Independence this week. County teachers examination set for Vernal Central school on August 20 21 22.
Professor Horace Cummimes of the state University will be in Vernal on August 13 to conduct a summer institute for faculty and students.
Services will be held at the Episcopal church Sunday at 1 o clock am and 2 o clock pm Reverend M J Hersy will lead the services County Commissioner W H Siddoway and family plan travel to Salt Lake John A Mease and family intend to go to Nevada to enter mercantile business in mining camps The Murray brothers charge thrashing machines and will harvest barley next week W H Burton returns from a Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and Kansas City trip purchasing for fall and winter The Lubbert Brothers operate saw mills with new equipment from Denver Heber Powell and Miss Effie Rasmussen obtain a marriage license and travel to Salt Lake City for their wedding Rasmussen is daughter of John T Rasmussen of Jensen Both mothers accompany the couple.
County Superintendent J P Rudy grants the Utah State scholarship for Uinton county to Mentzer Calder. He is the only male applicant, the first time the award goes to a man after previously being given to women.
A heavy Tuesday afternoon shower and windstorm flatten grain across the valley. Farmers fear thousands of bushels lost as much of the 113a crop will rust and fail to ripen, materially reducing the harvest.
Jr Rudy returned from the reservation to attend county business with the superintendent. Safe Woods and H C Ruple are revving the Oakes sawmill to Island Park, purchased recently to run this summer. A ten pound girl was born to the wife of H Wo Ruple, bringing joy to Grandpa and Grandma Hf C Buple over their first granddaughter.
A new girl, the seventeenth child in the family, has moved into the home of Mr and Mrs J P F Rudy. All are reported well, and the father reflects that many parents feel more anxious after their first child.
The land office processed six contest cases in two days. Last Monday heard Abraham Powell va Anthony Neal Mewel Knight vs Charles K Rowhand James G Ivie vs Frank Ryan. Thursday cases included Albert W Nielanits John A Mease Marion Roberts vs Edward Wilkins and Adelberg s Collett va Hang Link. Dan Lybbert reports Lybberts Sawmill now running on Dry Gulch head 18 miles west of White rocks 25 miles from Roosevelt and Myton. Lumber prices listed at 16 18 and 22 per 1000 feet with delivery options from Myton and Colpin family.
Claud Winn and Miss Cora Peter were married Wednesday afternoon at the home of Lhasa Winn. The couple, with Claud Winn as the adopted son of Mr and Mrs Chas Winn, were wed by County Treasurer George A Davis. A wedding supper followed as guests offered best wishes for their future together.
Davis and Co sell fine pianos and organs while promoting household goods trade. Local shoppers learn of farm land for sale near Vernal and a 40 acre tract with orchard. John T Thompson family moves to Salt Lake City for work, leaving behind neighbors who praise their community service and property plans.
Parlette ming company closed its doors with all workers paid. Cause of shutdown unknown. officers have not stated when operations will resume. Rebew Calder completed metal lining for the Leader Millinery building, giving the structure a neat, beautiful finish and promising long life. Material is a new building approach for Vernal.
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