Notice of Homestead Final Proof Intention
The Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Frank A Pope of Vernal Utah who filed stockraising homestead entry 047104 on June 18 1930 for NWNEW SWHNEM WHEEM NESW Lots 3 4 See 31 Two 2 North Range 24 East Lots 45 6 NE8W 8? Twp 2 North Range 24 East Lots and 2 Section 12 Township 1 North Range 23 East Salt Lake Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his claim before L F P Christensen Notary Public Vernal Utah on July 25 1955 witnesses Edgar Allen J Mf Wall award Col tharp and Charles H Roller all of Vernal Utah Thomas F Thomas Register First publication June 13 1935 Last publication July 12 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pope
Vernal
North Range
Fast Salt Lake Meridian
LFP Christensen
Vernal Utah
Chumant
Edgar Allen J Mf Wall
Coltharp
Charles H. Roller
Thomas F Thomas Register
Genetral
Itah
Jesse Labrum
Lepoint
Nynem
Swynem
South Range
Swynsw
Newsen
Sherman ‘Taylor
Guy Moore
Lapoint
Roy J. Taylor
Bridgland
Thomas F. Thomas
Lang Omer
East Lake City
Fred’ M Reynolds
South
Leon P Christeensen
Floyd Perry
Wayne Perry
Jewej
Swetnany
Thomas F ‘Thomas Register
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Bina M Allied Deceased
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Vernal Utah to be received on or before July 30 1935. Vern Anderson is administrator and Hugh Woulton represents him. Also notices of land claims and water rights filings appear, with dates and locations in Utah and public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bina M Allied
Vernal
Utah
Vern Anderson
Singl All
Hugh Woulton
Osual
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Utah Claimants
Notice to publish that Fred M Reynolds of Lapoint Utah filed intention to make final proof to establish his stockraising homestead entries Nos 046009 and 048544 for lands in Township 32 South Range 20 East and related parcels. Witnesses Floyd Perry Wayne Perry Jewej Swetnany Jeit Labrum all of Lapoint Utah. First publication June 6. Last publication July 4, 1935.
Notice of Salt and Salc Sheriff Sale Uintah County
In Uintah County Utah the district court issues a notice of sheriff sale for June 20 1935 at 12 oclock noon at the front door of the Uintah County Court House Vernal Utah. The property is described as the NW4 of the SE1/4 and SE1/4 of NW1/4 in Section 8 Township 18 Range 2 East Uintah Special Meridian containing 60 acres with rents profits and water rights from the Whiterocks Irrigation Company and other ditch rights. Dated June 3 1905 Emery Johnson Clerk of Uintah County. First publication June 6 last June 27 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Fourth Judicisl
Uintah
Utah
Carl J Hocking
Grace Ty Hacking
Uintah County Court House
Vernal Uteh
Whiterocks Irrigation Company
Labove
Emery Johnson
Cherk
Uintah County
Notice of Gate sale in Uintah County Utah 1935
Foreclosure sale notices list two properties in Uintah County Utah. First, Joseph Rich as estate administrator faces a court sale June 20 1935 at Vernal Court House with described land in sections 24 township 48 range 21 east. Second, Sarah Cottharp and related parties face a sheriff sale June 29 1935 at Vernal front door for property described by a long metes and bounds description.
Notice of Sale Uintah County Water Rights and Property
In Uintah County Utah Emery Johnson Sheriff publishes sale of property described by field notes and water rights. The district court order sets June 29 1953 at noon at Vernal Court House for sale of land including 320 acres with a 100 ft strip along New State Highway and assorted parcels plus 36 shares in Uintah River Irrigation Co and 1180 shares in Ouray Valley Irrigation Co with all rents and profits. The action lists owners George E Young and Sarah D Young as defendants. Last publication June 27 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District
Uintah
State of Utah
State of
Bec
Foe
Uintah River Irrigation Co
Ouray Valley Irrig Co
J Emery Johnson
Uintah County
Notice of Sale in Uintah County Utah
State of Utah pursues sale against James Hacking and Hatte D Wack ing and Hate TD Mack ing in Vernal Utah. June 29 1935 at noon at the front door of Uintah County Court House. Lands described as SW of SWY and 3% of NWI of BWI in Sec gin Two 18 T2E Uintah Spec Meridian with 80 shares of water right pany and all related water and ditch rights appertaining to the described lands. Sheriff J Emery Johnson notes last publication June 27 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
Uintah
Utah
James Hacking
Hatte
TD Macking
NWI
Whiterocks Irrigation Company
J Emery Johnson Sherlff
Vinton County
Ashley Central Irrigation Company Ditch Rights Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions Ashley Central Irrigation Company and ditch rights across lands. No clear dates or entities beyond the company name and water rights context.
Notice to Creditors Henry M Kurtz Deceased
Notice to creditors for Henry M Kurtz deceased. With vouchers, to the undersigned at Vernal Utah on or before August 10 1918. Administration by Ruby Kurtz. Hugh W Colton attorney for administratrix. Vernal Utah. First publication June 20 1935. Last publication July 11 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M Kurta
Vernal Utah
Ruby Kurtz
Henry M Kurtz
Hugh W Colton
Administratrix
Vernal
Utah
Community Roundup from Rangely and Meeker
Rreadable notes show visits by Mr and Mrs L Jones and Miss Virginia Jones on June 6. Mrs Ruby Wear shopped in town last week while Mr and Mrs Joe Standiford traveled east from the Park. Bert McKee and Cecil Grosa had a collision on Douglas Creek. no injuries. Frank Goeder visited Meeker and bought a new car. The Women’s Club met at Mrs J E Jones and planned events with Meeker club for June 16 and 22. George Mock and family summering nearby. visits by Nichols and Crandall party to Vernal and Ogden areas. Angora residents Vernal and nearby visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. &. Jones
Virginia
Florence Jones
Ruby Wear
Joe Standiford
Bert Mckhea
Cecil Grosa
Douglas Creek
McKee
Frank Goeder
Meeker
Womens” Club
J. E Jones
Meeker Womens Club
J. A McNew
George Mock
Nene Watson
Rangely
Grand ‘Junction
Nichols
Fred A Nichola
Ogern
A Crandall
Local Social News and Visits Mentioned in Arts Section
The report lists visitors and hosts including Orin Cramer from Wyoming on a short visit accompanied by Mrs O Donnell Goodrich and several Misses. It notes Miss Hatley of Ogden joining Mrs Merrill Goorieh for a visit and mentions Mrs Arthur Soderquist family moving into Sunnyside. A party hosted by Miss Mable Gardiner with games and refreshments is described along with accompanying notes of Miss Richards accompanying Mrs Dautielle Anderson to Sal Lake and plans for summer study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Cramer Ison
Wyoming
O Donnell Goodrich
Misa Isabell Dillman
Blaine Gormirich
Gwen Roberts
Ruth Goodrich
Carl Merrill
Troank Goodrich
Glen Lytbert
Green Lakes
Louih Hatley
Ogden
Sunnyside
Mable Gardiner
David L Richards
Stella Alehaics
Local notes cover visits and gatherings in small town
Tudhards visit with her daughter Mrs Glenn Knight at Randlett before returning home. Everett Goodrich returns from Colorado after a short visit with relatives. Donnel Chapman returns to Salt Lake after a visit with friends. Clive Williams arrives from Colorado to stay with sister Mrs Georges Richens. Regent dances held weekly outdoors. Primary Conference Sunday drew a large crowd with story song and tablature. Gladys Karren reports Primary work and Iva Manwaring reads a key story. Bishop Goodrich speaks. Sarah Ellingham of the stake board and other stake officers participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudhards
Glenn Knight
Randlett
Everett
R Goodrich
Colorado
Qdonnel Chapman
Salt Lake
Tyes
Clive Willams
Georges’ Richens
Cance Moor
Qladys Karren
Iva Manwaring
Byl
Goodrich
Sarah Ellingham
Stake Board
Jother Stake
Lela ‘Johnson
Sidney Calder
Local Births And Visits Highlight Week In Rock Springs Area
Misa Pearl Foster of Rock Springs arrives for a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Hayden Foster. Three baby boys born June 10 to Mr and Mrs Ernel Bingham. Mrs Bingham cared for at her mother Mrs A W Norton’s home. Mr and Mrs Orin Rich and family from American Fork visit Mrs Margaret Harrison. Mrs Floyd Beatle returns from Pocatello Idaho. Miss Ariens Mattineale visits, extends stay with Alta Wilson in Balt Lake for summer work. Mr and Mrs Day Adams of Dry Fork visit their children in Lapoint. Misa Nola Ewensen of Taylor visiting relatives in Lapoint and Whiterocks. Mrs Anna G Adams and daughters Anna Elizabeth and Howard with Miss Ida Lueen return to spend summer. James Lee of Robbaville, Wyoming visits. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jay Fillers on June 10. Mrs FIllers formerly Miss Hilda Nyeberg. Mr and Mrs Tom Burton business visit Vernal Saturday. Carlin Varrison, son of Bishop and Mrs Varrison, shot in hand. recovering. Mr and Mrs Linden Alfred of Tridel move into Crt Macking home for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Pearl Foster
Rock Springs
Wyo
Hayden Foster
Ernel Bingham
Alterra
Binghams
A W Norton
Orin Rich
Margaret Harrison
Floyd Beatle
Pocatello
Idaho
Ariens Mattincale
Oneice
Alta ‘Wilson Ty
Balt Lake
Day Adams
Dry Fork
Lapoint
Misa Nola Ewensen
Taylor
Whiterocks
Anna G. Adams
Anna
Elizabeth
Howard
Ida Lueen
Salt Lake
James Lee
Robbaville
Wye
Eli
Berg
Tom Burton
Vernal Satur
Day Carlin
Jverry Varrison
Linden Alfred
Tridel
Hase
Macking
Community visits and events fill local week
Mra Rena Coleman and ten sons from Bingham arrive for a month with Mrs Annie Stoker. Sherman Taylor ferries residents to Balt Lake for June convention. Mr and Mrs Neldon Nybere spend weekend in Galt Lake visiting relatives. Mrs Vito Bigelow visits from Ontifoenis for temple work. Lewis Cardiner and Josepha Collier of the high council attend Sunday School and a banquet. Ralph Caldwell spends days at home. Hoeba works at CCC camp near Duchesne. Relief Society reorganized with Celesta Rasmussen, Lillie Bigelow, Qoal Foster as counselors and Minnie Reynolds secretary. Outgoing officers honored with a reception. a 5 chat, games and refreshments follow. Bhirley Caldwell from Vernal visits and attends the play Tony the Convict, followed by a free dance. The genealogical society sponsors the play to raise chapel funds. Acet Caldwell and A W Norton direct. Participants include Opal Foster, Owena Angus, Alte Lamoreaux, Veda Resmusen, Otto Stoker, Acel Caldwell, Arthur Care Us, LaMar Norton, George Hackling, Floyd Searle. Wilford Adam returns from Ball Lake after medical care and plans to move with Mrs Adams. David Jenkins and Honey Lee return to spend the summer. Iva Caldwell and daughter Ina visit Salt Lake relatives and go temple work. Thurmer and Lloyd Rasmussen, formerly at Vernal Asphalt plant, return home. Detos Searle, employed at Tabby, spends Thursday with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Rena Coleman
Bingham
Annie Stoker
Coleman
Sherman Taylor
Balt Lake
Neldon Nybere
Galt Lake
Mra Vito
Bigelow
Batt
Ontifoenis
Temple
Lewis
Cardiner
Josepha Collier
High Council
Misa Bhirley Caldwell
Vernat
Tony
Genelogical Society
Acet Caldwell
A. W. Norton
Opal Foster
Owena Angus
Alte Lamoreaux Veda Resmusen
Otto Stoker
Acel Caldwell
Arthur Care Us
LaMar Norton
George Hackling
Floyd Searle
Wilford Adam
Ball Lake
Mra Adams
David Jenkins
Honey Lee
Lloyd Taylor
Willow Creek
Iva Caldwell
Ina
Salt Lake
Caldwell
Thurmer
Lloyd Rasmussen
Vernal
Detos Searle
Tabby
Roaring Rates and Railroad Dreams in 1912 Era Local Notes
It notes a Denver to Bale Lake car journey in three days proposed by W E B Carver of the Colorado roads commission. Mentions Nephi L Moris as a 1912 governor candidate, and a May Day event with Laura May Campbell and Joseph LucktT. Mentions marriages license for Joseph LucktT and Laura May Campbell. Describes jokes about the Ford on steamboats, Vernal reception, a deep freeze of Friday and Saturday evenings, and frozen potatoes and strawberries. A newspaper man views a $12,000 check alongside another for $ on wool clip payouts to prominent sheep owners for 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bale Lake
W. EB Carver
Colorado Roads Commission
Nephi L. Moris
Joseph Ebenezer Luck
Laura May Campbell
Ford
Vernal Visitors and Local Travel Noted
At Willow Creek several visitors including Sheee PEO Lereer East and Starry Tomlin gon came as business guests In Vernal on Monday last week Mus Reva Richens of Vernal returned from the Cook ranch with the Golden Watch and children Charles Meadows traveled to Watcom Friday for wire The hay and props here look fine Mrs James Luster and son Ler went to Salt Lake Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abo Jfatch
Starry Tomlingon
Vernal
Reva
Richens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr.j.w.s Stevens
Verna
Uteh
Wallace Calder
Watcie
City Bakery
Lewis Jewelry Shop
W. W. Lewis
Uintah State Bank
New York Life
Ross Crandall
Earl Babse
Thos
E Hall
Summit Monumental Co
Sterling Transportation Company
Uintah Basin
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Price
Uintah Abstract Company
U. 8 Land Office
Ofice Wiil
Siddoway
Pres -Herdert Tyzack
Bea
Aiddoway
George B Adims
John & Wacking
Dintau Abstract CO
Vernal, Utal
RADIO
Temple Square
Euby
State Engineers Office
Lena. Thompson
Watson
State Engineer
Notics
Joseph Rich
Joseph E Rich
Louisa P Rich
Joseph EB Rich
Said
L.M
Eald Bee
Mato
Fee
Bards
Wit
Sey
Bee
Beg
Forth Judicial District
County of
Piaintit
Bareah J Cottharp
Sarah Cottharp
Rollin McNeill
Nola McNeil
Lucy McNeill
T C McNeill
Thomas McNeil
Lucy McNew
Sheriffs Galt
Ashley Central Irrigation Company
Eveat
Nat
Ev. Wied
Bel
J Emery Jonson
Te Atte
Naples
BIG Goodrich Silvertown
Highway Patrol
Harry
Harry Langdon
Vogue Theatre
Mi. A
Lewis Motor Co
Sheee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!