Pioneers Reach Grand Tae Land and Camp Banquet
The May journey of the pioneers led them to Grand Taeland where a buffalo hunt entertained a dozen horsemen and as many footmen. They slaughtered one bull two cows and six calves with meat shared in camp and Brigham Young urged restraint to preserve buffalo herds. Charles Beaumont visited from Fort Laramie delivering letters to Winter Quarters as boards marked distances. The group crossed the Platte and neared Green River facing fever and a fierce crossing with rafts and a major mountain trek ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Tae Land
Brigham Young
Charles Beaumont
Fort Laramie
Platte
Beaumont
William Clayton
James Brown
Pueblo
American Pur Company
William Sublette
Hubert Campbell
Missour Tver
Black Hills
Laramie
North Platte Bold
Mile ‘En Bublette
Jin Bridger
Port Laramie
Young
Boggs
Missouri
Jim
Bridger
Great Balt Lake Basin
Great Ealt Lake Valley
Big Sandy
Green River
Samuel Brannon
New York
California
Brooklyn
With & Company
Bay of
San Francisco
Brannon
Gleria Mountains
Donner
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Idaho
Brunnan
Brighant Young
Saints
Bay of San Francisco
San Joaquin
Pacific Coast
Brannons
Mee
Vernal CCC News Transitions and Local Games Report
The Vernal CCC unit notes several transfers including Lt Hilliard, Lt Cuiltard to Co 2531 Delta Utah and Lt Winkel replacing Hilliard after his reassignment. educational advisor Mr Kennard departs for Logan for a Utah State Agricultural College conference. In local sports Co 1507 loses to Myton 10 to 13 in a diamond fray and then crushes Ashton Bros 20 to 4 with Pete Brain and others delivering strong pitching and hitting. Camp projects advance on Powder Wash Truck Trail, Lube reservoir, and Henoch reservoir sites, with completion and capacity details and heavy construction activity underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard
Robert Cuiltard
Delta
Utah
Charles Luther Winkel
Hiard Lt
Winkel
George Ones
Myton
To & Walte
Cable
Lube
Forrest Thomas
Rejoicing Over Baby Boy Born June 3 At Home
Lat Mae Sek and Mr and Mrs Joe Merkley celebrate the arrival of a baby boy born June 3. Mother and infant are doing well under the care of Mary A Swenson of Taylorsville. The column lists neighbors and relatives with various visits, moves, illnesses, and local outings through the period, including typhoid illness of Lield Richards slowly improving, and Albert Jones moving to Naples ward to care for leased land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Merkley
Babe
Mary A Swenson
Taylorsville
Lield Richards
Albert Jones
Naples
Moeser
Milt Hacking
Diamond Mountain
Grant Orrenter
Crusher
Trout Creek
Dan Williamson
Eunice
Bil
John Wolfley
Salt Lake
Lorna
Margaret Oaks
Roosevelt
Wale Jace Oaks
Bowen, Stringham
Ogden
Melvin D James
Lucille
Lucille Stringham
James
Marie Singleton
Simmer
Berkeley
Calif
Misa Singleton
Lorin Hatch
Pula
Ab Price
Boyd
Marilyn
Bensnett
Joe Price
Exa Price
Ab Price Dick
Milton Murray
Murray
Craig, Colo
Howard Collett
New Baby
Elk Horn Ranger Station
Whiterocks
Helen Thomas
Provo
Relief Society Reorganized at Randlett and Avalon
Mary Young was elected president with Nenna Jarmen as first counselor and Larean Wahlquist as second counselor. Hannah Barris serves as secretary. Two stage board members attended. Roy Taylor and his wife traveled to Downey Idaho for a relative’s funeral. Provo trips included Allie Pickup and Grant’s return. BYU visitors joined ward activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Taylor
Ruth and
Thelma " Wall
Marion
Jim Dudley
Grant Pickup
Geo Brough
Marvey Knight
Salt Lake
Th Knight
Glen Warris
Ora Anderson
Larry Mor
Leonard Warris
Roosevelt
Larry Mort
Jt_Nebeker
Duchesne
M Chandler
Sarah Ashton
Willie Stevens
Jesse Jensen
Ira Lindsay
Rigby
Idaho
W Nebeker
QO Colton
V 'T Rice Alterra
Barth Shaffer
Vernal
Earl Jenkins
Painty
A. J. Baker
Ea Peopl HS
Sooty
Mary Young
Nenna Jarmen
Larean Wahlquist
Hannah Barris
Sterentary
Roy Taylor
Downey
Allie Pickup
Provo
Grant
BYU
Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr Hicks
John V. Dellwinkel
Snyder
Blue Mountain
Alden Shaffer
Dave Krnach
Preston Q Hale
Brush Creek
Dlybion
Donald D McKay
Salt Lake City
McKay
Hodgen
Uis
Uintah High School
Lloyd Winn
Glue Mountain
Milo
Enow
Foreman
Willam Watkins
Jerry
Emiley
George Hicks
Oaks
Duane Price
Bennett
Lesie Thacker
Baly Lake
Verdin Johnson
Currie McConkie
Mra ‘Thea
E Caldwell
Hteva Bouily
Eva Match
Effie Nall
Verenal
Pleazant Grove
Gene Gay
Bundey
Rowena Stringham
Gay
The
Dee Hospital
Ren
American Fork
Myrtle Ercknon Bhe
George Bills
Provos
Ernest Johnson
Baby
Bob Baker
Americar Park
Martin Curtis
A T Johnson
Johnson
Leonard Perry
Don Batty
Sails Lake City
Tom ‘Timothy
I Keith Mosq
Grant Calder
Archia Johnson
Sacrament Meeting
Ray Pickup
Merlette
James I Wallis
Vernal C.C.C. News
Kennard
Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
Ife
Aii Woolums
Pomona
Wine Co
Ashton Bros
Pete Brain
Wchard
Ashtons
Fendantis
Pummel
Train Lesnitak
Watkina
Clyde
Ash
Betey
Randlett & Avalon
Vogue Theater Stage
Directed BY
Don Irwin
N. B. C. Orchestra
Showalter Motor Company
FORD
Han
Moon
Elcs
Axe
Firestone
Tirestone
Biree Propertissatary
Fust
Lusensathe
Conoco Service
Claudius A. Banks, Mgr
Vernal, Utah
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