Community News From Jensen and Uintah High Area
Sunday meetings featured talks by home missionaries Miss Mary Ashby and William Wall. A large crowd attended Mutual in Jensen, with dancing and social events throughout the week. A seventh grade debate on Lincoln vs Washington was held, and several Uintah high students quit work, prompting calls to complete the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ashby
William Wall
Mutual
Jensen
Stake
Myrtle
DeMarr Dudley
Uintah High School
Joseph Dudley
Vernal
Melba Kelly
Uintah High
Eleanor Wilkins
H. R. Wall
Whiliam E. Chatwin
Lavall
Hyrim Meeks
Farm Bureau
Frait Creek
Ertin Wilking
Bert Case
Tridell Community News Highlights and Activities
Friday evening Mutual charade ball drew the season’s largest crowd with prizes for best characterization awarded to Roy Morrill Margaret Ross Ruben Hul linger and Charles Quim nes Refreshments supported a ward house fund Ainsworths and other locals attended Sacrament meeting and Sunday school events The Boy Scouts under Grant Morrill show musical progress Local youths plan future projects and the Relief Society advances the ward house fund Cement walk initiative at the school was organized by Parely Goodrich George Bartlett and Lynn Cook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mutual
Roy Morrill
George Washington
Margaret Ross
Ruben Hullinger
Charles Quimnes
Alta Wilson
Mary A. Mecham
Emmons
Grant Morrill
Lois
Murray Merkley
Forest Goodrich
Tridell
Provo
Forest
Plymouth Rock
Relief Society
New Ward House
Rhoda Morrill
Ruth McKee
Esther Harvey
Desna Smith
Probate and Guardian Notices Stressed by Clerk
Probate and guardianship notices advised consulting the county clerk or respective signers for additional information, indicating official requirements and contact points for inquiries.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Zebul and Edwards
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Wallace Calder in Vernal Utah by April 1 1925. Catherine Edwards administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zebul
Edwards
Wallace Calder
Vernal
Utah
Catherine Edwards
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land in Utah
Notice is given that James W. Parker and heirs of Parley A. Parker of Midview Utah filed intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in Section 15 Township 14 South Range 25 East Salt Lake Meridian. The proof is to be presented before the U S Land Office Register in Vernal Utah on March 21 1925. Witnesses named are Thomas King A E Smith J P Trujillo and William G King of Watson Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. 5S
Vernal
Utah
James W. Parker
Parley A. Parker
Midview
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Register of the
U. S. Land Office
Thomas King
A. E. Smith
J. P. Trujillo
William G. King
Watson
Albert Halen
Register
Vermal Utah man seeks final proof on enlarged homestead
John I. Gunner of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish before the Register at Vernal on February 24 1925. He holds an enlarged homestead entry for Lots 3 4 and sections 10 and 11 township 2 south range 23 east. Witnesses named are Ernest Eaton Simoney Ross John Glines George Johnsaton all of Vernal Utah. Date first published January 23 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
John I. Gunner
Salt Lake Meridian
Register of the
United States Land Office
Ernest Eaton
Simoney Ross
John Glines
George Johnsaton
Albert Halen
Register
Notice of final proof for Vernal stock raising homestead
Leo Calder of Vernal Utah seeks final three year proof to establish residence for Stock Raising Homestead entry No 07880 filed July 21 1921 in Lot 1 Sec 18 T18 R26 E Salt Lake Meridian. Witnesses listed William H Bok Thurman Ras moussen Orson M Calder Orson B Calder Albert Halen. Vernal Utah dates January 30 1825 to February 27 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Leo Calder
Township
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Register of the
Williamh. Bok
Thurmar Ras
Fort Duchesne Farm Bureau Meeting Report
About 100 people attended the Fort Duchesne farm bureau meeting on Friday February 13. County Agent E Peterson was absent due to illness. President A Theodore Johnson and Mr and Mrs Ernest Eaton attended from Vernal. F O Lundberg of the Western division presided. Supt F A Gross visited Whiterocks on Sunday. Ed Blake Champ Clark and Douglas Allred, the rivert s, will finish this week. The cement floor will be laid and the bridge painted. Victor Jackson principal of the Alterra school visited the Fort on Sunday. Campbell Litster and family and Elen Kimball visited Bruce Maxwell at White Rocks on Sunday afternoon. Andrew King employed at Luchs Gilsonite mine north of Fort Duchesne was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
E. Peterson
A. Theodore Johnson
Ernest Eaton
Vernal
F. O. Lundberg
Western Division
F. A. Gross
Whiterocks
A. L. Kimball
Ed Blake
Champ Clark
Douglas Allred
Victor Jackson
Alterra
Fort
Campbell Litster
Elen Kimball
Bruce Maxwell
Andrew King
Fort Duchesne
Furs Hides and Pelts Wanted for Top Prices
Uintah Fur Co seeks furs hides and pels in B A Manker’s office with top offers. Also complete assortment boxed Bridge Tallycards from Nal Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Fur CO
B. A. Manker
NAL Express
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Uintah Basin
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
State Land Office
WM. H. Siddoway
ED. D. Samuels
Herbert Tyzack
Sec’y
Cephon
Duchesne
James McNaughton
Vernal, Utah
Vance
A. Theo. Johnson
Dudley
Brush Creek
Joseph
L. H. Woodard Co
White River Forest Reserve
Colorado
P. O. Box
Meeker
Daynes-Beebe
Vernal Electric CO
John W. Pope
O. Mentzer Calder
Vernal Express
D. Witmer
E. A. Mankeer
Chas. H. Davis
Prop
Pack-Allan Coal CO
C. L. Dutcher
J. E. Fowler
Verral
Rea- Science First
Jtf
L. Dutcher
American Legion Witbeck
Phoebe
Litster
Busanna Cocroft
Ats
Robert HB. Wall
Boston
Bast Lakh City
Chas
Bank of Vernal Building
Uintah State Bank Building
JT W. O'Donnell
Uintah
Lester Bingham Dairy