Utah GAA selects Park City leader as department commander
B M Sperry of Park City is elected department commander of the GAA in Utah. The Utah Inter Collegiates between Utah and Idaho occurred in Salt Lake City with Utah earning honors. A May 18 track spike in Salt Lake City and wool shipments from Lehi are noted, along with the ongoing Smoot case postponements and a Provo rail extension dispute. The Uintah State Academy commencement saw extensive programs including diplomas awarded and student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B M. Sperry
Park City
GAA
Utah
Idaho
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Western Pacific
Salt Lake City
Lehi
Boston
California
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Pacific Coast
Ogden
Gevi E Aa Lowe Company
Smoot
Dubois
Clark
Montana
Burrows
San Pedro and
Salt Lake Railway
Provo
ZCMI
D &R G
San Pedro
5 R Thurman
D &Rg
J W. N Whitecotton
Thoroughbred Chestnut Blaze Shipped to Utah From Cimarron Stallion Line
A Good Colt notes the two year old Chestnut Blaze sold for 600 cash and sent to Utah with Charles O Neal accompanying. Sired by Vernal with grandsire Imported St Blaze, the colt is tied to Roxine and Iroquoise lineage famed in early American racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
Kansas
Curley Hatcher
S. F Archer
Utah
Chestnut Blaze
Roxine
Charles O’neal
Norton County
Fourth of July Celebration Plans Formed in Vernal
A citizens meeting at the Social Hall last Saturday organized a Fourth of July 1906 celebration committee. Major Jycurgus Johnson chairs the executive group with Dr Brownfield W 8 Henderson J If Hardy as secretary and N J Meagher as treasurer. The plan places the festivities in Vernal and a general mass meeting will report progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jycurgus Johnson
Brownfield
Henderson
J If Hardy
N J Meagher
Vernal
Graduating Exercises for Uintah Stake Academy Seniors
The Uintah Stake Academy senior class held their graduation exercises on Thursday evening. The program opened with a class song, prayer by Heber Powell, and featured remarks by Class President Earl Case. Myrtle Hacking read an original history of the class, Ada May Rasmussen gave an essay urging greater student effort and praising theological instruction, Clarence Ashton recited a humorous prose piece, and Karl A. Pack delivered an oration on religious liberty sparked by Puritan arrivals. Two quartettes were performed to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah State Academy
Board of Education of
The
Uintah Stake
S R Bennion
Ilon
Jaiden Bennion
Academy
Bassett
Elmer Manwaring
Kathleen Pack
Lucy Goodrich
Birda Timothy
Byron Goodrich
William Gagan
Harden Bennion
Hugh
A T. Rassmussen
J. W. Robinson
Irwin Gerber
Isabel Case
Brant Stringham
Leah Timothy
Helen Merkley
Leon Reader
Verna Karren
Amy Remington
Arthur Manwaring
Uintah Stake Academy
Chaplan
Heber Powell
Earl Case
Myrtle Hacking
Clarence Ashton
Ada May Rasmussen
Karl A. Pack
America
Indian Utes Reported Moving Toward Northern Reservation
Forest Ranger Grant Carpenter confirms a band of 21 White River Utes camped at Dry Fork with 1000 horses and 50 cattle. They march in military order, guard their location, and plan to council on grievances rather than return, seeking to live apart from white settlers. The plan prompts government authorities to consider next steps as residents await action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Vernal
Grant Carpenter
White River
Dry Fork
Silver Gate
Deep Creek
Ashley River
Ashley Valley
Sam
White Rocks
Fort Duchesne
Quarterly Conference of Utah Stake Held at Vernal Tabernacle
The Utah Stake of Zion announces its regular Quarterly Conference at the new Stake Tabernacle in Vernal Utah on June 2 and 3 1906 with a stake priesthood meeting at 9 am Saturday June 2 and a High Council session at 1215 pm. Visitors from Salt Lake City will attend and the public is cordially invited to participate in what promises to be an enjoyable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
Utah Stake of Zion
New Stake Tabernacle
Vernal
Utah
Tabernacle
High Council
Stake Academy
Salt Lake City
S. R. Bennion
CouLett
James Hacking
Stake
Roads through canyons deteriorate under record melt
The Wasatch Wave reports Daniels canyon road is in very bad condition with unprecedented high water cutting it in many places. Strawberry valley road is soft and nearly impassable to teams, but snow has melted and roads are drying rapidly.
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Daniels Canyon 18
Strawberry Valley
Vernal Athletes dominated Fort Duchesne meet in several events
Vernal suffered a lopsided 29 to 3 loss in baseball at Fort Duchesne but won the track meet by nine points. Officials and judges included Stephen Beck, Mark Golightly, Lieutenant Crowne, starter Lieutenant Wells, and timekeeper Lieutenant Dawson. Readouts list multiple first places for Vernal including Reader and White in sprints, Meagher and Hammer throw, Coyle and White in jumps, and Quinn in the 890 yard run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Duchesne
Duchesne
Vernal
Stephen Beck
Mark Golightly
Lieutenant Crowne
Wells
Dawson
ABU
R Reader
W. Colton
Meagher
Quinn
Lst
M. White
L. Freestone
Smith
Meacher
Coyle
McCreery
J. Freestone
Wilder
Wolford
Mulligan
Box
Iist
Vernal Central School Closes Nine Month Term With Drill
Closing exercises at Vernal Central School were held at the opera house with students from all grades performing. A seventh grade Japanese fan drill impressed the audience as teachers and students received certificates of promotion marking the nine month school year in Uintah County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Central School
Opera House
H. W. Woolley
Vernal
Death of Carl Edward Johnson Ends Maeser Student’s Graduation
Carl Edward Johnson of Maeser, age 16, dies after a weeklong illness from appendicitis and typhoid fever just as he was to graduate. He suffered during exams and passed away at 5 a m. His loss grieves the county eighth grade class and his parents receive the community’s sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Edward Johnson
Maeser
Brownfield
Classic remedy touts Chamberlains for bowel woes
The ad claims rich men could not buy a better medicine than Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. It touts universal physician approval for children and adults and notes the product is pleasant when mixed with water and sweetened. Walter Lloyd Drug Company sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Chamberlain
Walter Lloyd Drug Company
Sheep Shearing at Corrals Near City Draws Large Labor Force
Over three weeks about 176000 sheep have been shorn at local corrals. Around one hundred men worked there with pay at eight and a half cents per head, some earning as much as 1250 dollars daily, one worker averaging over 140 head in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Cattleman Reports Losses From Wolves Across Counties
Pat Sullivan, a South Fork cattleman, told the Courier he lost 26 head of cattle to wolves, mostly calves and yearlings, with even a guard dog killed. Ranchers elsewhere may suffer similar losses as Route and Rio Blanco counties promise rich harvests for hunters with trailing dogs amid large bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sullivan
South Fork
Courier
Rio Blanco
Craig Courier
Conference at Myton on June 6 for Wasatch Stake visitors
A special conference of the Reservation Division of the Wasatch Stake of Zion will be held in the Columbia building at Myton on Wednesday June 6 at 10 o'clock a.m. and at 2 o'clock p.m. The public and Latter Day Saints are invited to meet visitors from Salt Lake. Stake presidency signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatch Stake of Zion
Columbia
Myton
Salt Lake
Wh. H. Smart
Jos. R. MurchDock
Jas. C. Jensen
Young Kings Aphones and Ina of Battenburg Wedding May List
A procession of world news covers weddings in Spain and Battenburg, a Salt Lake steamship link to the Orient, a Senate rate bill, bandit captures near Vancouver and a Bull Minor reward. Also details on the Simplon tunnel opening, a Nevada burglary, a Michigan Wisconsin forest fire, a Craig shooting, Zion city legal actions, New York auto theft, San Francisco saloon crackdowns, and the Russian parliament amnesty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Mounted
Pe- Lee
Bull Minor
Simplon
Switzerland
Italy
Nell
Kid Vaughn
Craig
Cole
Vaughn
Cross
Zion
Alexander Granger
New York City
J. N. Clarke
San Francisco
United States
Lhe
Hag Mdéde
Council of the Empire
Salt Lake drugists plan retail venture in San Francisco
John J. Judson of the Nelden Judson Drug company in Salt Lake and Ele Colpin, long in the Vernal Utah drug business, were in Ogden for a few hours today then left for San Francisco intending to open a retail drug business in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Judson
Nelden-Judson Drug Company
Salt Lake
Ele. Colpin
Vernal
Utah
Ogden
San Francisco
Etrichen City
Trpune
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State Insane Asylum
William Savage
Severly
William Dilly
Myers
Savage
Leona Goodrich
Thornton Richardson
Mark Bingham
Walter Woolley
Mentzer Calder
Caddie Price
Robinson
Prest
R. Bennion
Bennion
Iiorace
Fredrick Earl Case
Annie Myrtle Hacking
Caroline Price
Orson Mentzer Calder
Karl Atwood Pack
Alfred Heber Powell
Mark Moran Bingham
Clarence L Ashton
Uintah Reservation
Mary Siddeway
Flossie Moore
Lottie Preece
Lauretta Henry
Annie Davis
Hattie McCarrel
Lela Moore
Nelle Smith
Hazel Hodson
Elnora Green
Jennie Jones
Sylvia Bodily
Belle Hofeltz
Laura McKee
Effie Davia
Bessie Carpenter
Ivy Gardiner
Myrtle Gardiner
Huldah Hardy
Clee Carrol
Margaret Schramm
Leota Dikelson
Micheal McGuire
Ray McKee
Ray Richens
Buford Payne
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