Waived Preliminary in Vernal Murder Case
Cib Workman waived his preliminary hearing on the murder charge of James Griffin and was bound over to the district court without bail. The incident follows a December 3 shooting, with workman’s arrest secured during a struggle led by Dick Pope who used a billiard cue to subdue him. Griffin’s funeral was held at the Vernal ward house with Bishop Davis and local speakers urging sobriety to avert such tragedies.
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Cib
Dick Pope
MacNeill
Meeks
James Griffin
Vernal Ward House
Davis
Nelson Merkley
Frank M. Young
Bishop Davis
Oddfellows and Rebekahs elect officers in local lodge
The Oddfellows elected Scot tter as N G and Charles Carpenter as V G with P Trim as secretary and L H Woodard as treasurer. The Rebekahs chose Mrs Rose Killian N G Mrs Mary Ruple W G Fern Dillman secretary and S P Trim treasurer and Mrs Hannah Carpenter trustee. Mrs William H Smatt returned from Provo with daughter now Mrs Forest Adams.
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The
Oddfellows
Scot Fterr
N. G
Charles Carpenter
P. Trim
L. H. Woodard
S F
Carpenter
Rebekahs
Rose Killian
Mary Ruple
Fern Dillman
S P
Trim
Hannah Carpenter
William H Smatt
Provo
Forest Adams
Two Agricultural College Teachers to Visit Uintah County
Professors Hogenson and Cane of the Utah Agricultural College will hold a series of farmer and teachers institutes at the Central School Building in Uintah County starting next Wednesday Press 5. The events cover soils dry farming alfalfa district sheep versus cattle horticulture orchard pests and other topics. Sessions run Wednesday through Friday with livestock judging lectures on profitable breeds. All expenses are paid and attendance is free. The institutes visit Roosevelt and Theodore as well.
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Flogenson
John T. Cane
Uintah County
Agricultural College of Utah
Hogenson
Aolls
Cane
Farmers’ Institute
Cummings
John N Davis
N. G Sowards
J. F P. Rudy
Georges A. Slauzh
Roosevelt
Theodore
Spring Coulee Farmer Threshes Light Crop and Grain Boom
From Spring Coulee Alberta Dudley writes of a light threshing year with 24000 bushels. Thompson a neighbour boasts 100000 bushels and 5000 acres of fair wheat for next year and plans 2000 more acres of wheat and oats. Mrs Phoeba Harker daughter of DHW Bingham dies after brief illness November 20. husband was away in Colorado and returns for funeral.
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S. M Dudley
Spring Coulee
Alta
Canada
L Thompson
Thompson
Phoeba Harker
DHW
Bingham
Colorado
District Court Calendar Heaviest Yet with Ten Breech Case Slated
The district calendar is the heaviest in county history with a dozen criminal cases and six against W B Tan Broeck. The December term opens December 16 and will handle criminal civil and probate matters. District Attorney D D Houtz retires after this term. Harvey Cluff will be sworn in as district attorney. Other cases include W B Ten Breech selling whiskey to an Indian and W B Riley charged with saddle theft. Also Arthur Le Gray and Charles Wallace face charges of assault with deadly weapon, with Tex Brown and D Hottenstein charged with grand larceny and branding crimes.
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D. D. Houtz
Houtz
Booth
Elmer DT. Corfman
Heutz
Harvey Cluff
Provo
Adg
Morgen
Cluff
W. B. Ten Breech
W. B. Riley
Here
Brown's Park
State of Utah
Arthur le Gray
Charles Wallace
Tex” Brown
D. Hottenstein
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Aib
Workman
Ball
Griffin
Young Carpenters Tool
Game Boards
Sons TT Cies
Ile
Vernal
Moffat Rail Road
Orna
Teddy
Fashers
From &. M. Dudley
W. B. Tan Broeck
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