Bennion Couple Travels to Salt Lake City for Vacation
Sam Bennion and his wife have departed for a several week vacation in Salt Lake City, taking time away from home.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1906
Page
3
Sam Bennion and his wife have departed for a several week vacation in Salt Lake City, taking time away from home.
Local photographer Miss Alta Newcomb unveils a newly painted sign this week to help residents locate her studio. The visible work improves street recognition for her portrait and event photography services.
W H Donaldson of Moffat conducted business in Vernal this week and is noted as a former Carbon County clerk. Jon Don B Colton vacationing in Canada left Vernal last Saturday to catch the Canadian excursion train at Salt Lake City. An application for 200 cubic feet of water from Lake Fork has been filed in the state engineer office by Uintah Reservoir Land and Development Company of Pueblo Colorado.
E. A. Box deputy state auditor spent part of the week in Verna auditing the County Auditor and Treasurer. He pronounced them in first class condition and complimented the officers on the high character of their work.
Justice of the Peace J. R. Wilson made a flying trip to Theodore returning last Monday. He visited the lots he purchased at the sale and inspected a claim on the Blue Bench. He appeared elated over the country.
Mrs Rosetta Jensen sells two acres on Uintah avenue in town to Max Weiss and Morris Glassman for 1800 dollars. They plan to open a store on the site. Tather Time and family visited Jensen’s Ward house Thursday night for a concert, weather favorable, a pleasant outing for those attending.
James Griffin had a painful last Sunday evening when a horse driven by a child began a brisk gait. Griffin attempted to stop the animal and was dragged, his right arm severely wrenched as he fell under the buggy.
A group of Vernal residents attended the Black Hawk reunion at Ephraim in Sanpete County. Notables present included Captain S. W. Ross Alvin Thompson and Mrs A. H. Whitlock, all veterans of the Black Hawk War. Nearby land office officials heard a Tuesday Wednesday land contest between George Caldwell and J. M. Roseberry. Caldwell was represented by John T. Pope and Peter Hansen. Roseberry was represented by J. B. Roark. The case closed Tuesday afternoon with a decision forthcoming.
A garbled note mentions June Glines slipping behind a bookstore counter and being twice mentioned in hospital recovery. It references plans to visit Vernal for a few days to regain strength.
Byron O Colton Jr, county surveyor, had been surveying the line for the proposed new county road between Fort Duchesne and Roosevelt, outlining the route for construction.
Dee Workman from Roose velt visits the reservation country and reports water on his homestead will be available next month, expressing great pleasure with the progress and conditions observed during the week.
The stake convention of the Primary association will be held at the stake house tomorrow at 2 oclock p m. The general public is cordially invited to attend and will be made welcome.
Harden Bennion and City Justice of the Peace B 1D Nebeker returned with their families last Sunday night from Salt Lake City. They crossed the reservation, leaving the railroad at Colion.
County Clerk Peter Hagon issued licenses to Roy Eo Whamer 21 and Lavira Ramsey 16, John A Evans 28 and Lana Gardiner 21, LB M Ifuit 26 and Candus Brown 17, J M McDougal 43 and Maud M Curry 32, Ward DC Pack from Roosevelt. Also notes crops improving in Dry Gulch district and canal work advancing under current conditions. mercantile company reports strong business.
County commissioners John Hacking and Hon O D Allen visited Fort Duchesne to initiate rebuilding of abutments for a new bridge across the Uintah River. Mr Allen will oversee abutment and approach construction for the project.
Monday and Tuesday the Southern Hotel’s furniture and fixtures were auctioned off with no reserve. The sale attracted many valley residents who reported excellent condition items and bargain prices far below cost. Judge Frost acted as auctioneer.
A socialist gathering will be held at the Vernal opera house Saturday night at 8 oclock. Gro A Gray serves as secretary.
Dance at the Vernal Opera House on Monday August 18 1906 with Workmans orchestra invites all. Local ads include sale of two Clark estate cows, rentals and farm for sale, Uintah Range purchases, and a broad mix of goods from E W Davis Co Cook’s mill and Knoble Meredith law office.
Burton and Samuels begin excavating the foundation for a new building. Sheriff Preece notes Indians are scarce near Moffat.
Mrs. Enos Bennion has returned from Salt Lake City where she spent several weeks visiting her mother who was seriously ill.
J. M. McDougal and Maud M. Curry were married Thursday afternoon in a courthouse ceremony conducted by County Treasurer George A. Davis.
A. L Hurt sold his team of gray mares on Wednesday to Fred Gerber of the reservation for 310 dollars in cash. The sale is described as a fair bargain and the animals are said to be in good condition.
Joseph Rich and family left Vernal last Monday for a several weeks trip in outside settlements visiting relatives in Utah including Salt Lake and Cache counties.
Mr and Mrs R8 Collett came from the reservation Wednesday night to attend the primary conference. Mrs Collett is here for the event at the Vernal ward house tomorrow.
The September term of the district court will open September 6 1906. The term centers on four individuals in the county charged with selling intoxicating liquor to Indians. Reservation settlers await the outcomes with keen interest.
Peter W. Hasmussen represented by Pope and Tyzack contested by Melburne Davis who did not appear. Recommendation made to cancel Davis entry by the Register and Receiver.
Peter Rasmussen and his son Peter W. arrived from Theodore Tuesday to attend a land contest case. They report drunkenness among the Utes in the area and note a small crop on Mr. Rasmussen senior's Strawberry River farm. The region appears prosperous per their account.
Ray Holdaway, formerly of Vernal, has progressed as a pilot in his chosen profession and plans to depart for Germany soon to advance his career. He left Salt Lake City on July 25. A. L. Hurt and his family visited Perry Dean in Ashley town, recalling Kansas childhood ties. Dean and Hurt, once Kansas pals, reconnected after twenty years. An on-site field inspection by Dean showed Utah may rival Kansas for oats.
Miss Vilate Bennion's horse slipped from the bridle during a concert outing and returned home with the buggy. At the Bennion residence the horse turned, struck a gate post, and then bolted, causing damage to the vehicle and harness.
Bishop John N. Davis and John Read returned from Tennessee Pass Colorado where they sold 2 500 head of old ewes and early lambs at 375 dollars per head. Davis calls it the best sale of sheep he ever made.
Messrs S Hall of Myton Nick Soter of Greece and J W Meranda visited from the reservation as witnesses in the Roseberry Caldwell land dispute case all are homesteaders Mr Meranda served in the Utah battery in the Spanish American War and helped quell the Philippine insurrection He has resided on the reservation nearly continuously since last November.
Prof N L Nelson of Provo will lecture in the Vernal valley on August 21 23 and 26 at Maeser Glines Naples Jensen and other settlements. A brilliant author he is known for his writings and has directed studies at Brigham Young University. The lectures are expected to attract large audiences.
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