Farmer Emert Returns to Coltharp Store Post
Farmer Emert has been at his former post at the Coltharp store the past week.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
3
Farmer Emert has been at his former post at the Coltharp store the past week.
William Siddoway has gone to the Diamond mountain country to look after his sheep, heading into a remote range to tend flocks and ensure grazing and protection during the season.
Mrs Jos Peterson and her son Melvin traveled from Ilayden to visit sister Mra Serring. Walter McCoy aged 13 separates lambs from his herd, sold recently to Pat Whelan of Rock Springs. City Marshal Richardson traveled to Myton earlier this week for his wife and babies visiting with Grandpa and Grandma Preece.
The county clerk in Salt Lake issued a marriage license to Bruce Ider of Vernal and Margaret Hamilton of Muller Ward near Salt Lake.
The Colorado Park Irrigation Company, about thirty workers strong, has secured water rights from the State engineer. A survey for the ditch is underway and the land to be irrigated lies on the beach east of Randlett.
Jim Saby relocates his household from Dragon to Vernal this week to visit Miss Maggie Herring from Whiterocks and her parents.
Mrs Gertrude Rich traveled to Salt Lake City last Saturday to view the sights at the state fair. She engaged with exhibits and enjoyed the fair atmosphere during her visit.
Reports say Old Baldy mountain remains capped with snow in plain sight throughout the summer season, with persistent white banks visible on the peak.
The Silver Queen wheat on the Mease ranch yielded well without harrowing or irrigation. Dave Thompson raised the dry land fall variety and harvested 84 bushels from 1.25 acres in the patch of 201 reds. Thompson also threshed 2583 bushels of oats from 36 acres.
Dr. Cornelius Carhart and Miss Jen Eva Johnson married on Wednesday night October 2 at the bride’s parents home with Don B Colton officiating. Groomsman was Dr G H Christy and bridesmaid Miss Effie Johnson. A sumptuous feast followed and the couple departed Thursday for a long wedding tour visiting Denver St Louis Buffalo Niagara Falls Washington New York Philadelphia Kepsport and Jamestown Va before returning to Vernal in six weeks.
Ms Mary Gewmwusr faces a difficult winter amid dark cherry forecasts. In the county this week a stray incident involved Roy Hodgkinson who while herding sheep last week accidentally shot himself in the left foot and may lose toes.
Miss Johnson departed Thursday morning for Salt Lake where she will spend the winter. She will take a business course and study music during the stay.
H. Meeks serves as deputy during Sherff McNeill's absence while Victor Cram fills in as deputy. Horace Coltharp returns from Whiterocks to refresh his oars. The crop yields fall short by 1,100 to 1,200 bushels. Coltharp announces intent to file final homestead entry proof.
The Indiata Mining Company a Florence Min ing Company branch shows progress on a copper ledge southwest of the Ouray Agency. The ledge is opened up with several car loads of ore taken out. The company previously utilized a boat on Green River to move between the mine and Ouray.
Local ads announce baby clothing at Coop and Ashley Co op including quilts blankets gloves and overalls. Vernal Drug Co and Eagle Market advertise furniture, candy, meats, peppers and hams. DOW Paw Co promotes heaters and rugs while Acme Studio offers photo services. Prof Phelps Music Studio opens with chorus classes upcoming.
Mrs Anna Driggs announces her annual millinery sale to run all next week with exceptionally low prices on hats and caps. The sale features a large stock of the latest styles.
An old classified-like notice markets dental extractions with free anesthetics for 30 days and orders for new teeth. It lists prices and goods including bougets, waists, shirts, and kitchen items, mentioning McDonald's and Sweet's can dies and a local drug company.
Call to view one of the citys smartest hats described as Parisian in flair by Mrs J B Pinliper. The notice invites inquiry and examination of the fashion item for potential buyers.
A dense reposted advertisement lists price cuts and stock from Vernal Trading Company Ashley Co op and VERNAL Drug Co. It promotes men's undergarments at two dollars per suit, overcoats at cost, millinery shipments, dress goods, boys overcoats, ladies skirts, gauntlett gloves at ninety cents, Sweetheart gum, Bridal wreaths, lamps, and fresh milk chocolates from various local businesses including E W Davis & Co and Knight Campbell Music Co.
The item lists kinfolk visits and gatherings in Vernal including Ike Odekirk hosting relatives, Miss McDonald arriving from Silt Lake, Drankerchild planning a move to Alma New Mexico, and a special Vernal Lodge meeting with refreshments and attendees noted.
Mrs Anna Driggs announces her annual hat sale all next week with exceptionally low prices and special bargains at the Ashley Coop Vernal Drue Co offers mushroom hats in various shapes and colors plus latest eastern market styles. For sale the Mitchel property in Vernal Utah corner east of St Pauls Episcopal Church inquire Pope Hanson Agents.
The speaker states future coal price at $4 per ton delivered or $3 per ton at the dump and notes inability to maintain additional book accounts, signed 40 tf Joe KIcit.
Albert Rasmussen announces that those who ordered enlarged pictures from Herbert Bros of Salt Lake may obtain the same in Vernal. He also offers glasses for the same price of 30 lip.
John Workman and family returned from Canada where they spent the summer. He did not sell his farm before leaving but rented it to have something to return to if Canada did not please him. Weis and others in the valley who live there seem to be prospering, and Workman now says he plans to stay.
Notice outlines assessment terms for Ashley Upper Irrigation Co with principal place in Vernal Utah. It states overdue stock assessments become delinquent after November 6 1937 and will be sold at public auction at the court door in Vernal to cover back taxes and costs.
Fragmentary notes describe a sale item linked to Vernal Drug Company. The readable text mentions cholera and a trade context but lacks clear details, participants, or outcomes.
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