March Term of District Court Opens at Uintah County
Justice Snow, a pupil at Uintah Take Academy, has moved to Price to live with his parents. The district court’s regular March term begins March 18 with several important cases. Mrs. Elizabeth Abbott is gravely ill in Dragon. Mrs. Richard Green attended. Will McCarvel, charged with robbery of Will Pierson, was released on a $1000 bond by bondsmen C B Staley Alma Rasmussen Henry Lee and Hyrum Mantle.
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Justice Snow
Uintah Take Academy
Price
District Court
Richard Green
Dragon
Elizabeth Abbott
Will McCarvej
Will Pierson
C. B. Staley
Alma Rasmussen
Henry Lee
Hyrum Mantle
Uintah Stake Meeting and Court Fine Report
The Uintah Stake quarter conference met at the Vernal Ward last Sunday with an evening music program. Next weekend the Uintah Stake conference will be held at the tabernacle. Al McCurdy was fined one dollar by Judge Nebeker for giving whisky to a minor. he pleaded guilty and paid the fine, noting no malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Improvement Association of the
Uintah Stake of Zion
Vernal Ward
Uintah Stake
Tabernacle
al McCurdy
Nebeker
McCurdy
Mitchell and Belford Form Ely Law Partnership
Thomas L. Mitchell formerly of Vernal and Samuel W. Belford formerly of Denver have formed a law partnership in Ely. Mitchell has many local friends and was once city attorney. Belford is described as a man of high standing who ran for Colorado’s at large congressional seat in 1906 on the Democratic ticket but was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Nevada
Thomas L. Mitchell
Vernal
Samuel W. Belford
Denver
Mitchell
Gilson Asphaltum Company
Belford
Colorado
Thalia Club Meeting and Parish Sermons Noted
The Thalia Club will meet with Mrs B P Kelly on February 18 at 2 30. Congregational church holds services next Sunday at 11 with Reverend Ludwig Thomsen preaching on Loving God with the Mind. St Pauls Episcopal reports large crowds and Bishop Spalding delivering two strong sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia Club
B. P. Kelly
Congregational Church
Ludwig Thomsen
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Bishop Spalding
Uintah Realty Firm Organized in Vernal
The Uintah Realty and Investment Co has been organized to handle real estate insurance and brokerage with R S Collett as manager and offices in the Johnson block. Two marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk since the last paper, Feb 8 George O Neil and Miss Amanda Abplanalp Maeser and Feb 12 Ramsey Stewart and Miss Ada Woodward Jensen.
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Uintah Realty & Investment Company
R.S. Collett
Johnson Block
George O'Neil
Amanda Abplanalp
Maeser
Ramsey Stewart
Ada Woodward
Jensen
Birchell and Dillman Acquitted of Disturbing the Peace
Tom Birchell and Ray Dillman were acquitted before Justice Nebeker last Saturday of disturbing the peace. Joe Gurr the night marshal who arrested them claimed they were making too much noise while out sleigh riding Friday night with a party of young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Birchell
Ray Dillman
Justice Nebeker
Joe Gurr
Maeser Mercantile Incorporation Forms New Company
Maeser Mercantile is incorporated with 20000 capital. Elected officers are W. L. Fletcher president William H. Richens vice president Andrew Vernon secretary and treasurer. Directors include Moroni Gerber and W. P. Vernon as the company takes over the Gerber store at Maeser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser Mercantile Company
W. L. Fletcher
William H. Richens
Andrew Vernon
Moroni Gerber
W. P. Vernon
Gerber
Maeser
Miner Ralph Roseberry Sees Nevada Camps Rebound
Ralph Roseberry, arriving from Nevada after a year away, predicts mining camps statewide will flourish again after the panic. He also expects the legislature to abolish the card system that has strained relations between workers and employers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Roseberry
Nevada
Agai
Elastic bands and a clerks new job at a sheep ranch
A city young woman asked a dry goods head clerk for elastic bands used by women for legwear and keeping hosiery in place. The clerk is now working on a sheep ranch. A poverty ball by the Rekabables at the Social hall drew crowds in frugal dress, with fines for violators funding a public library and door receipts added to the fundraiser. Clarence Bird won for the most poverty stricken man while Mrs Kelly won the woman’s prize, each receiving a skirt and a pair of ones respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County News
Rebekables
Free Public Library Fund
Clarence Bird
B P
Kelly
Mrs Kelly
Mr. Bird
Newborn Boy Welcomed at Eaton Home
A 10 pound boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Eaton on Tuesday. The two year old son of Albert Mott and wife died at Naples last Monday and was buried Tuesday in the Naples ward meeting house. The state board of land commissioners plan wells to find subterranean water with 7000 dollars appropriated this session to be spent this spring and summer. The annual Indian annuities distribution totaled 45000 dollars to about a thousand wards on the reservation at Whiterocks from Indian land sales and grazing fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Eaton
Albert Mott
Naples
State Board of Land Commissioners
Whiterocks
Uncle Sam
Vernal Party Surprises Mrs Brien On 36th Birthday
A group of 49 people gathered at Ed Bryan and wife home on Brush Creek last Sunday for a party in Vernal. Guests included Harry Wood Art Rich Mr Knobles Mrs Nina Knobles Jess McCarrel Sid McCarrel George McCarrel and Granddma McCarrel. They returned Monday reporting a splendid time for Mrs Brien 36th birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bryan
Brush Creek
Harry Wood
Art Rich
Mr. Knobles
Nina Knobles
Jess McCarrel
Sid McCarrel
George McCarrel
Patriotic Program At Wilcox School Friday
A patriotic program will be given in each room of Wilcox school Friday afternoon February 21. Parents and friends of the children are invited to attend. High school students will present a debate that afternoon and at night the eighth grade students join them for a Colonial costume party at the principal's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
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N. J. Meagher, Geshier
Refuse Jensen
Theodora
Oliver Hawa
Theodore
Pardon Dodds, Jr
Campbell Litster
Klamath Agency
Oregon
Bryan
Brugh Creek
Mathew Caldwell
Mr. Caldwell
Hubert Taylor
Jas Griffin
Laurel Duke
John C. Duke
Misa Seely
S. J. Bennett
T. A. Bennett
Miss Newcomb
Miss Oderle
John Birchell
George Mulvey
Salt Lake-Pittsburg O Lompany
Points
Myton
Kate Jean Boan
Moffat
Boan
Horace Coltharp
Gus Emert
W. P. Coltharp
Indiana
John McAndrews
Lawrence Richardson
Lewie Farr
John N. Davis
Eagle Market
MackKnight
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Montezuma Canyon
Acorn
Ead Baer
Lesiow
Naseere
Amt
TAE Barteedes Seed CO
New Duke
Gray’s
Misa Ashton
Hazel Ashton
Arlington Hotel
Headpdare
Lks
Katie Workman
Myton Feed Stables
Shorty”Glossbrenner, Prop
Crroceries
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