Local and Personal Patents for Reserv ation Homesteads
I W. Lloyd and several others have received patents on their reservation homesteads. Mr Lloyd received his receiver's receipt last September.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
5
I W. Lloyd and several others have received patents on their reservation homesteads. Mr Lloyd received his receiver's receipt last September.
Runners compete despite wind and rain to seize reduced cash prices at Coltharp this week as advertised in the current issue.
J. F. MacKnight of the Eagle Market has spent a week in Salt Lake City as a witness for the Salt Lake Street Car company in a civil damages suit against the firm.
R. and Collett returns to his residence to find his wife legally separated and denied entry. The family also reports the children suffering from the measles, marking a tense domestic moment with health concerns.
Owen Siddoway, seven, son of William H. and Emma Dunster Siddoway, died at home last Sunday at 630 due to complications from heart disease and rheumatism. Funeral held Tuesday at 10 with Bishop Davis officiating.
Melvin Pickup, once Vernal city councilman, now a Roosevelt area farmer, visited Vernal recently. Since moving to Roosevelt about a year ago he has shed about 85 pounds, weighing around 190. He secured a homestead adjoining the Roosevelt townsite on the west and won a land contest against a rival by default when no one appeared to contest at the land office.
Harmon Sowards from the San Louis Valley Colorado tours Uintah County seeking a location. He is well pleased with the countryside and is described as a highly successful Colorado farmer. His Uintah County citizenship is desired, and he is praised as a contributor to turning the West into a garden spot.
Bill Reynolds predicts temperatures drop to two degrees above zero by month’s end. Judge Bing Christensen and his wife spent a day or two on the Ouray reservation early this week. Seven of Tom Smuin’s family are ill with measles. four are over eighteen and quite sick.
W. D. Munday discusses the Denver murder of a Catholic priest by an anarchist. He predicts the anarchist will be hanged, noting he lacks funds to prove insanity.
Joseph Murray, who has been teaching at Union ward, has relocated to his ranch on the Roosevelt reservation. He will finish Tom Johnson's term there while Johnson completes his term here.
Howard 8 Bennion nephew of Harden Bennion and son of Israel Bennion of Salt Lake passed the West Point examination in Denver with twenty others. He is 18 years old and regarded as exceptionally capable.
Ver nal resident C. L. Maxwell known as Gunplay wed Mrs. David Hume a San Francisco widow. locals wonder what became of the wife he took from Vernal about three or four years ago.
Miss Marinda Egbert of Salt Lake and sister of Mrs. Frank Young of Vernal underwent surgery for appendicitis a few days ago and is recovering. A month earlier her younger sister Miss Eliza Egbert died in Salt Lake from a similar operation.
A meeting of the Queen Esther Opera Company will be held tomorrow night in the Dillman building opposite Social Hall to transact important business. Members without notice are urged to attend at 7 30 p m promptly.
The Uintah Stage company ran a double header on Wednesday with nine aboard. Miss Ida Preese returned from Salt Lake with spring millinery stock. The infant of Tom Sabey died of measles at their eastern Vernal residence.
Reservation people prepare for operation as Eagle Rifle team of Naples accepts a $25 side bet with ten men each to face a Montrose man who offered $300 for a suitable team. Date pending due to muddy roads. event to be held soon at the Eagle club range.
Ft Duchesne deputy sheriff O H Bracken over for a few days. He does not favor the Smart bill leasing Indian lands for twenty years, warning most acreage would pass to corporations and burden homesteaders.
James H. Mease has bought the Vernal Liquor house from A T Sheldon and C B Staley and took possession last Monday morning. Mease’s friends expect success given his experience and amiability while Sheldon and Staley decide their next move. Epidemic measles declines with about 120 cases and two deaths. schools and churches resume, high schools opened, and public gatherings resume as dancing returns.
The shearers will be paid seven cents per head and the contract price remains eight and one half cents. Marion Roberts is the contractor. Charles Carter's flock will be first to be shorn with work starting in April. Corrals will be at Alhandra and Dragon.
Chas H. West of Hoytsville Utah spent several days in Vernal this week promoting his Summit County Marble Works. He has shipped monumental work into the valley for over fourteen years but this is his first trip there and he was impressed by the valley despite poor roads and sidewalks.
A remedy for a lame shoulder suggests Chamberlains Pain Balm as a quick cure. Apply freely and rub vigorously at each use. Sold by Vernal Drug Co.
Vancouver observer notes large beaver populations on the Elk River tributary of the Tuaser with thousands of animals this season. Trappers fill the river. skins head to San Francisco Montreal and Toronto before reaching markets in Europe. A second item recalls a French semiscientific piece claiming Agesilaus invented printing by inverting letters to spell Victory on a bull’s skin.
In Tobacco Weekly Journal advice warns cigars kept in good condition may deteriorate due to customer neglect. Tobacconists should warn buyers that fresh air benefits cigars as it does people, and connoisseurs should regularly air the box.
Postmistress Mrs Kenward, 61 years in service since 1846 at the Wivelsfield post office near Haywards Heath, marked her birthday. She reads newspapers daily and believes herself to be the country’s oldest post mistress. Her father was a farmer at Speldhurst near Tunbridge Wells. she hopes to reach centenarian status.
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