Meralt Ward Schools Reopen With Mr Larsen Principal
The Meralt Ward schools will open Monday with Mr Larsen of Spring City as principal. The County Superintendent Mrs Mary Onser reports difficulty in securing teachers for smaller districts. Pianos tuned by a twelve year experienced tuner. Leave orders with G E Adams at Coltburp's. Satisfaction guaranteed. BO-4¢ J Waren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meralt Ward
Mr. Larsen
Spring City
Mary Onser
G. E Adams
Coltburp’s
J. Waren
Chicago Store announces varied clothing sale
The Chicago Store lists boys' suits for 4 to 8 years at 125, youth shirts priced, men's suits reduced from 10 to 3 and from 8 to 6, men's rubbers from 15 cents to 30 cents, girls' school costs 1, girls' shoes sizes 12 to 2 at 75 cents.
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Chicago
Indian riders bring orders from Hodge to Beaver Creek troop camp
Dispatches arrived from Lieutenant Hodge in Brown's Park as soldiers rode in from Beaver Creek to Vernal in eight hours. The Indians, who had been in the area, are presumed to have moved north toward the big tune arris waypoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diers
Sowawich
Brown's Park
Hodge
Park
Arris
Beaver Creek
Vernal
Local Notes and Market Briefs From Vernal
A mixed column reports on items in Vernal including cheap large geraniums for sale at Musia and a district school wall opening Monday morning. It notes hay demand down for winter, wheat yields and prices, apples at one dollar per bushel, brick work on the Coltharp building, and Willie Preece returning to Guilsomte Company in Camp Gulch. Peter Neilson sold a ranch at Brush Creek mouth to Joseph Ainge for 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Neilson
Brush Creek
Joseph Ainge
Fruit Bottles and Frost Hit Local Market News
Wednesday's fruit bottles available at Beore Store while frost on Tuesday damaged watermelons and other produce. Banter items note Mr. J.2 Wilson’s buggy horse shot, families travel to Rock Springs, and a Naples family mourns a three month old baby likely due to pneumonia. Newark area notes mention Burton's clothing, Burton and Barker departing, and local school opening with good attendance.
Local notes from Craig and vicinity list trades and events
The frunt crop is very good this year. Jamey McKnight visits Craig on business about garden truck fruit and vegetables. Hats from KR CG Camp Mrs Beera will arrive with trimmed styles. Burton's offers cot ton wool blankets bought since the raise. Mrs Wilson travels to the capital for a month. W M Maddox bought the old Burton farm near Aghley and came from Meeker. Ground ready for fall plowing after a wet spell damaged hay and grain. Music lessons by Miss Gertrude Cook in West Vernal. For sale: mulch cow buggy, harness, and household goods east of the Episcopal Church.
Murrays Add Tender to Threshing Engine for Coal
The Murrays add a new tender to their threshing engine enabling coal transport, expanding capacity for ongoing work and future hauls.
Snowstorm Drives Cattle Through Mountain Pass
Heavy mountain snow pushes hundreds of cattle into the valley, leaving cowmen busy for days as they round up steers and manage the dispersed herds.
Ton Black Recovers From Appendicitis Surgery
Ton Black, who recently had an appendicitis operation, is recovering well and should be back in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Black
James O'Neil Jr Reports Wider Vein at Parietta Mine
James O'Neil Jr. visits the Parietta mine and notes the ore vein widens with depth, with evident three foot sections in places. He states the vein appears to deepen as excavation continues.
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James O'Neil, Jr
Parietta
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet Advertisement
When troubled with constipation try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablet. They are easy to take and produce no griping or other unpleasant effect for sale by all dealers in patent medicine.
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Chamberlain
Sheriff heads toward Camp Gulch to meet Ton Mitchell kin
Sheriff Preece traveled Thursday morning toward Camp Gulch beyond the Whita river to rendezvous with Ton Mitchell's mother en route from the east on a visit with Mr. Mitchell near Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preece
Camp Gulch
Whita River
Ton Mitchell
Vxust
Mitchell
Troops Stationed at Whiterocks and Ouray Over Sooner Threats
Forces will be posted at Whiterocks and Ouray per Agent Mercer to keep the reservation clear of sooners and monitor Indiana for any signs of unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks
Ouray
Mercer
Sooners
Indiana
Old building moved to new site for shoe shop
A building moved from the Coop block to ground beside McNeill and Bingham’s butcher shop is being fitted for use as a shoe shop by Mr. Webber who has recently arrived from Aspen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeill & Bingham
Webber
Aspen
Asphalt Association expands White River yard output to Rifle
The American Asphalt Association is increasing production at its White River property with a large force of teams hauling to Rifle. More teams are being added as fast as they can be procured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Asphalt Association
White River
Vanadium Found in Ore Test. Uranium Not Present
Ore from the Dyer mine shows vanadium instead of uranium. The test did not determine the percentage. Hanson’s full orchestra performed at the Social Hall last night and received an excellent reception. six instruments were listed with players named, and Mrs Winn joined on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Red Creek
Vernal Leader Plans Fall Hat Opening Display
Vernal's Leader announces Saturday September 26 for a fall opening of trimmed and ready to wear hats. A selective display of hats will attract Vernal and Uintah County ladies to inspect the noblest collection ever shown in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Uintah
Hayden horse sale ties in with past forecast
Jesse Hainling visits Hayden Routt county Colorado this week on business with the sale of his horses. Agent Mercer called from Whiterocka seeking a blacksmith and a farmer for the agency. Heavy rains last week align with a prior Express weather prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hainling
Hayden
Routt County
Colorado
Mercer
Whiterocka
the Express
Reservation tensions as surveyors anger tribes over opening plans
Indians on the reservation express anger at surveyors and upcoming opening. Reporters note arrivals from gilsonite camps near White River amid cold storms. Colorado groups plan a Beaver Creek reservoir to reclaim land along Green River. County Treasurer Davis completes tax notices. overdue inquiries may be resolved at his office with extensive records.
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Davis
Snow on Diamond Mountain and Park Camp Amid Regional News
Sheriff Preece returned from Brown's Park noting several inches of snow on Diamond Mountain during the storm. Sowawiel's Utes camped on Green River at the old Parson's Ford as a cavalry detachment rested at Crouse Bridge. Eva Johnston, twelve, died from inflammatory rheumatism and was burned Tuesday after a Sunday attack. Park Live Stock surveys a ditch from Green River above Red Creek to raise water, potentially reclaiming 20 000 to 30 000 acres along Green River.
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Preece
Brown
Diamond Mountain
Park
Sowawiel
Green River
Old Parson’s Ford
Crouse Bridge
Eva
Robert Johnston
Millward
The
Park Live Stock Company
Red Creek
Crouse
County Clerk Hanson Sees Moffat Road Promise
County Clerk Hanson returned from Salt Lake Wednesday with a cold wet trip and reports meeting several business men. He says the general belief is that Moffat means business and the road will be built, boosting prospects for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Salt Lake
Moffat Road
Moffat
Troops Pursue Sowawick Utes Near Vernal
A detachment led by Lieutenant Hodge from Duchesne moved through Vernal early this week under orders to pursue the Sowawick band of Utes that recently left the reservation. They are to bring fugitives back dead or alive, and pursuit could lead to action if the fugitives are overtaken.
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Hodge
Duchesne
Vernal
Sowawick
Sowawik
Prospectors converging as Uintah opening nears politics warm
Colorado travelers report hundreds of prospectors in Uintah Camp awaiting the opening of the Uintah reservation with a rush expected. City politics grow tense ahead of fall elections and a large field may challenge the city marshal post. Rev. A Miller arrives in Vernal to lead the Episcopal church from Montrose Colorado. County Attorney O'Donnell noted in Ft Duchesne as hospital supply case proceeds.
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Colorado
Uintah Reservation
Nexst
A. Miller
Vernal
Episcopal Church
Montrose
Kev Miller
Ely
New
O'Donnell
Ft. Duchesne
Stewart
Lyman McKehan
Detachment of Colored Cavalry Arrives at Whiterocks Route
A detachment from Fort Washakie traveling to Whiterocks reached town after an eight day march. The unit totaled twenty men and twenty mules were used on the 300 mile tip. They were assigned to assist Agent Mercer in patrolling the reservation borders to keep out sooners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Washakie
Whiterocks
Agent Mercer
Sooners
Lewis Photo Co Cuts Cabinet Photos to Three Per Dozen
The Lewis Photo Co announces cabinet photo cuts to three dollars per dozen after September 20 1903. They advertise latest styles and finish and offer limited Vernal stay with morning to afternoon hours for patrons to finish work. Call early to secure service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Photo Car Co
Vernal
H E. Lewis
Tire repairs and wheel alignment by Frepnicsson & Bro
Frepnicsson and Bro warn about loose buggy and wagon tires causing rattles and wheel damage. They offer specialized tire setting and guarantee to keep wheels true, promising careful service to prevent deformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frepnicsson & Bro
Sheep men warn of dipping rules hitting market this fall
Mr Whalen of Brown's Park says conditions for wool growers are tough across his region and in Wyoming. He argues strict dipping and inspection rules before shipping will make it nearly impossible to place sheep on the market this fall with any profit margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whalen
Brown'’s Park
Whalen
Wyoming
Indians at Whiterocks to share $10,000 on Monday
Ten thousand dollars in gross money will be distributed among the Indians at Whiterocks on Monday. Observer Veltnan records a recent storm yield of 1.331 inches of rain. Miss Sarah Gibson is engaged to teach at Vernal Central School replacing Miss Luthel Ashton who moves to Moernll ward.
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Whiterocks
Sarah Gibson
Vernal Central School
Misa Luthel Ashton
Moernll Ward
Bennett Sells Ashlay Creek Ranch to Colorado Buyer
George Bennett sold his Ashlay creek ranch to Robert Kettle of Ouray Colorado and plans a trip to southern California in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennett
Ashlay Creek
Robert Kettle
Ouray
Colorado
California
Fubure
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Uintah Real Estate Office
Vernal, Utah
GEO
Pierce
L. M. Sorensen
Aly
Maeta
P Dillmans
Thomas L. Mitchell
F. P. Clark
Glausen
Goltharp
Winn & Woodward
Eastern Utahs
Vernal Ave
Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fe
Utah
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Galveston
el Paso
New Mexico
Arizona
F. Warren
Gen
Salt Lake City
Asnton
Gee
Ashley Bartlett
Jule” Mackey
Coltharp
Willie Preece
Guilsomte Company
Cawp Gulch
Hone
Burton’s
Beore
Waitham Siddoway
Suvere
Burton's
Gilson Asphaltum Company
J. 2. Wilson
Congregational School
Jenac Burton
James Barker
Rock Springs
Burton
J M. Allred
Naples
Mr. Allred
Jamey McKnight
Craig
Mra. Beera
Mrs. Wilson
W. M. Maddox
Old Aghley
Meeker
Gertrude Cook
West Vernal
Firat House
Brown’s Park
Stage & Express Line
A.J
ED. Lee
Proprietors
Concord
Price
Duchesne Bridge Hoo
Cts
Duchesne Bridge
Geo. A. Lowe Company
Leslie Ashton
Veltmen
Steaehe
Placelot
Pat Ata
Ashley Upper, Trrigastion Company
George Searle
St Vernal
T. J Gatpwert
See
Doicin
Denver
Colorado Point
West 2Nd South ST
R.F
Aeslen
Gen. Aart
Uintah Feed & Livery Stable
Jjasinight, Prog
Je G. Weeter
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