Calder Bros Hay Balers And Bullock's Closing Sale
See Calder Bros. for hay baling and winter supplies at actual cost during the closing out sale at Bullock's.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1903
Page
5
See Calder Bros. for hay baling and winter supplies at actual cost during the closing out sale at Bullock's.
A missing footwear note reports a lost pair between Vernal and the 3rd Ward and asks the finder to return them to Joseph Liwothy.
Kelly, the cowman of Little Hole, reports from his ranch that cattle in his section are very fat and in good condition. He describes them as heap fat and ready for market.
Sher J J Fenton of Dig Horn county Wyoming arrived in town and was seen by the Uxpresa representative. The Wyoming sheriff declined to reveal details beyond saying he is simply getting acquainted with the country.
St Pauls Episcopal Church will hold services until further notice starting Sunday October 4 with Sunday School at 10am and morning service at 730 pm. Arnoldus Alleleer, missionary in Olaaze, invites all to attend these services.
The remedy is praised for curing colds and grip, preventing pneumonia, and aiding whooping cough with no opium or harmful substances. Suitable for babies to adults, it is said to be pleasant to take and widely esteemed both at home and abroad. For sale by all patent medicine dealers.
S D Trim resigned from the arty council. Six fine roanura forks priced at 760 cents each at Bullock's. Highest prices paid for hides pelts and furs at Beers Store W P Coltharp and George Adams visited White Mocks Thursday J H Coltharp and James Sabeoy arrived in town from Meekers Thursday evening. Lews Curry agency trader at Ouray was in town sightseeing during the week.
The notice notes new yard goods and footwear at Brers Store and mentions Mrs Overhold and Mrs J W R Wilson returning Wednesday from Provo and other locations. James McKnight, the liveryman, has been in Rio Blanco county for several weeks and is expected home soon.
William Carroll was to begin travel to Canada last Monday but departure was postponed as several party members were not ready.
A heavy burglar proof safe weighing 3500 pounds is to be installed in the local bank. The bulky freight would make a substantial load on transport, but promises a secure installation at the financial institution.
Report notes dissent over the ticket chosen at the mass convention and mentions rumors of an alternative slate. No second ticket has materialized to date.
Cache Knitting works at Logan invites orders for men's and boys underwear and ladies shirts and waists. Miss Laura Birtholomew advertises available sizes and styles for custom orders.
Wind last Tuesday carried a large amount of hot air from the trees, with most of it being of poorer quality than if it had remained on the branches a few weeks longer.
Paley Ward notes the prize cheese contest could be expanded to include apples, honey, saddles, and bindles if a well presented annual exhibit is sent to Uintah State War display.
Lor Blackhand F Beers acquire EK A Beers Co merchandise stock and will operate the business. Mus Beers retains the millinery department and will remain in Vernal for the winter.
The final sale proceeds totaled 335 shillings. John Bennion drew the ark quilt which sold for 42. Mrs J N Davis drew a cushion that fetched 350. Mrs Mease drew a bat tenberg which brought 4.
Officials touring Vernal for the Moffat raid revived cautious supporters who doubted the road would materialize. Critics urged movement, but backers urged them to push forward and keep the project progressing.
Col L B Squires of the State Auditor’s office travels to Uintah County on a statewide tour to audit and reconcile accounts dating back to 1806. He reviews old records and aims to complete the statewide round as quickly as possible.
County Commissioner A S Richardson returned from Denver with a cattle consignment and found prices unsatisfactory. He spoke with Colorado business leaders about the Moffat road, noting 2 000 workers on the project and a Colorado Commission Company contract to supply 100 beeves weekly, which tightens business.
Community snippets describe visits to DBullok's and Beers Store, Be prepared for the giraffe roar at the Apple Shower. J T May and Osborn hunted the hillsena prospecting Tuesday. Dell Searle returned from Provo with his daughter Mrs I L Woolward Whipple earns police thanks for a jug of newcat odor. Ward Murray claims top threshing with the Murray machine, 2086 bushels of praim in two settings.
Bart Burton and his wife arrived in Vernal on Thursday evening by stage for an extended visit with relatives. Doc has been living in Denver for two years. On Wednesday evening October 10, at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs H D White, Miss Alice VY White and George Gurr were united in marriage by Joseph H Black.
St Jonsen receives a $2 award from the State Par for best leather saddle. He sent the prize saddle to compete for the saddle prize and awaits word on its arrival and exhibition status.
Dr AD Aden of Telluride Colorado plans six month stay in Vernal to monitor the proposed Moffat line auction of country. He will read the Express and keep posted while J K Butlock closes out a merchandise business and contemplates trips to Provo and possibly the Pacific coast. He will retain county real estate interests and return soon for new ventures.
Sheriff Piecca returned from Brown's Park on Sunday and told the Express the Park shooting story, first heard from a Fort Duchesne soldier, has no foundation. He spoke with Charley Crouse just before leaving the Park.
Harden Bennion reports a mare and two blooded colts missing from Lucern valley. Bhenff Preece and Neils Neilson, armed with a warrant, started Thursday morning to locate the missing animals and recover them. Bennion has been informed of the loss and the suspect search continues.
A man and his family arrived in Uintah county and joined Moffat surveyors at Cross mountain. The party planned a road path down Bear river canyon to a grade where Bear meets Green river, with instructions to follow the route until a suitable grade is found.
The Raven Park oil field reports a consignment of heavier surface machinery on the ground. Manager Walters of the California outlet is expected in a few days to resume drilling. The deepest hole is now over 2000 feet, with plans to reach at least 3000 feet.
A noisy mix of notices from Vernal and area highlights daily life with 850 pupils at Central School, Hicks family travel to Washington, local sales at Bullock's closing out event, and musical lessons by Mrs. Bartratt and Miss Cook. Ed Harmston’s party returns from surveying near White River.
The L and Y.M. M A of Vernal ward will host an Apple Shower on October at 7:20 at the Central School House.
Reports describe daily sight of unfamiliar faces in Vernal with expectations that the railroad will drive a steady flow of outsiders into the city, reshaping its social and economic landscape.
The familiarisee of Trustee Atwood is seen on our streets again. Mr Atwood has been unable to get around for the past month owing to a fractured bone in his left ankle. A horse fell with him while riding after cattle.
L. H. Woodard visited Ouray this week to buy the Exchange saloon business but the deal failed due to disagreement over the purchase price.
Farmers note spring frosts and summer winds did not reduce yields. A large valley crop now tops previous records with high quality and few blemished fruit. Many apples are dried for winter use while others are turned into cider or vinegar for sale.
White River Review notes stock stockings strain eyes as state auditor reports Rio Blanco county valuations 1902 1903. David Karren returns from Vernal Utah and showcases a 91 pound squash 7 1/2 hands high in Meeker at Oldlands market display.
Lockjaw or tetanus is caused by a bacillus that exists in the street dirt. It is inactive in air but activated when carried under the skin by wounds such as those from percussion caps or rusty nails. Early treatment with Chamberlain's Pain Balm can destroy the germs and prevent danger. the balm acts as an antiseptic and speeds healing. Sold by patent medicine dealers.
Tro papera of pina five cents two papers needles six cents at Bullock s two hou in brick for rent inquire of R Tenses
The notice advertises 30 good grade rams for sale by Joan N. Davia and a red brindled cow with markings described as 17 double heart on left ribs. It mentions fresh meat from a local supply and delivery wagon serving the valley area.
At a meeting in Vernal Utah on September 6 1905 the Upper Kirtaas tion Company directors levied a 2 per share assessment on capital stock with 150 cents cash and 60 cents in labor per share. Unpaid by October 10 1903 becomes delinquent and will be advertised October 24 1903. Work including shovel and willow cutting to begin October 6 1903. Dated September 16 1904 in Vernal Utah by Secretary T J Carpwert Jr.
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