14, 1917 Friday, March well attended, was an enjoyable evening for those present. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Percival were Roosevelt visitors Saturday. Mr. Crain, agricultural teacher at the Roosevelt High school was a caller at the home of Reed Lemon, Wednesday. W. G. Gentry was a Myton visitor Thursday. Mrs. Ellen Timothy, who has been on the sick list for the past week, is reported much improved at this writing. Mr. Dee Hambleton has sold his property in Upalco and will move back onto his farm 'in Ioka. Mrs. Olive Sorensen visited her daughter, Mrs. Dick Fausett, at Upalco Sunday afternoon. Violet Gentry Mrs. Bertha Angus Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartman and family, of Duchesne, spent Sunday of last week with Mrs. Hartmans parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lemon. Alden Carrol, of Altonah, was transacting business in Ioka on Wednesday. Mrs. O. A. Dart and son, Willis, spent Saturday in Vernal. While there Willis had dental work done. It is reported that Clarence Jones and Miss Roberta Skinner were married Wednesday, Mar. 5 in Los Vegas, Nevada. Clarence is the son of Mrs. Celia Jones, of Ioka. Mrs. J. B. Lemon and son, James, were Rangely visitors Wednesday. Shopping and taking care of business in Roosevelt Friday were Mrs. Emil Anderson and son, Wesley, and Mrs. Wayne Tracy Roberta A bridal shower was given in honor of Mrs. Doyle Mace at the Hanna ward hall Saturday. Many beautiful and useful gifts were received by the bride. A large The bride will crowd attended be remembered as Martha Wil- young couple will make their home at Deseret. Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Fabrizio spent several days in Salt Lake City last week. They returned home with a new automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Alfonzo Defa Mr. and Mrs. Don Strong and and Sharon spent several days Mr. and Mrs. Kendel Workman, of Salt Lake City, are visiting this week In Salt Lake where their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Alfonzo Defa and Drollinger. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd daughter, attended the Elders Quorum Roberts and family made a trip in Myton Friday night. party to Heber Wednesday, returning of Golden Collins, Roosevelt, and John Haslem, of Bennett, the same evening. were speakers at Sacrament Wm, Rhoades returned home Ames. meeting Sunday. after visiting in Wendnesday Mrs. J. A. Angus and daughter Several from Ioka attended Salt Lake City. at Dillman visited the Ray . the Centennial play at Roosevelt Edna, Father Urban of Roosevelt was home in Roosevelt Sunday eveFriday night. kins. The The dance at the Ward hall ning. visiting in Hanna Thursday. Mrs. Marie Benson returned Thursday night, while not so Curtis Pace is driving another school bus. It is to be hoped that it will perform better than the previous one, Dale Allred spent Monday visiting with Delbert Fabrizio. 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They actually focus sound fbr ears the way optical lenses focus vision for is Tonight combine the enjoyment of reading with the leisurely refreshment of a bottle of Beckers. ..THE BMND OF QUALITY Bishop Loren Stevenson went to Salt Lake, Thusday, on business. He returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Black and Farren Thayne, of Salt Lake, have been visiting friends and relatives in Mt. Home and Miss Anna Thayne returned to Salt Lake with them. Miss Deane Case and Bovie Mecham were visitors at Mt. Home on March 2. Their talks were enjoyed by everyone. , Mr. and Mrs. Don Nyberg and daughter, Margie, Mrs. Glen Van Tassel, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Farnsworth, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lindsay attended the leadership meeting in Talmage, Saturday night. A very nice program was presented by the Talmage ward and the remainder of the evening was spent in old time dancing, under the direction of Earl Case. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Anderson and children left Saturday morning for Salt Lake, where they will make their home. Altamont played its final basketball game of the season, with Uintah, on February 28th. A dance was enjoyed after the game. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Farnsworth and children, Keith and Barbara, were in Roosevelt on business, Tuesday. , They consulted a physician and brought their daughter, Mrs. Helen Potter, home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Morrell were in Vernal one day last week. Ray Walker has left for California for a weeks vacation. A very large crowd of young folks and their leaders gathered at the Mt. Emmons ward hall for a banquet on Wednesday, March 5. It was put on by the Aaronic Priesthood and L.D.S. girls. A very delicious dinner was served, under the supervision of Evelyn Pace, of Boneta. A dance was enjoyed afterwards. Bob Lindsey was operated on in the Heber hospital for appendicitis, Edwin and Ron Farnsworth and Harold Stevenson were in Roosevelt last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Tassel were in Salt Lake the fore part of the week. Tal-mag- e. UTAHN This healing system also Includes the new science of Hearthat help to ing Exercises strengthen and Improve your hearing through natural means. Simply attend at the time mentioned above Evening appointments in your own home may be arianged. By E. R. Wilcken In September, 1905, two men decided there should be a town started on the upper Duchesne These men, Moore and river. Stockman, marked off an area into blocks, streets, of land alleys and lots and started to sell these lots to settlers, prospectors, gamblers and others. To create a buying boom in that area one of the promoters Abplanalp Tuesday. Joseph Shanks was attending matters in Duchesne Mildred Muir Miss Fay Roberts was home over the week end. Fay is employed at the Palace Cafe in Duchesne. Mrs. R. D. Young was visiting with her son and family In Duchesne last week. She was also looking after business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Muir and Harold Ivie were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Young Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Muir and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Young at, tended a birthday dinner given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elden of Thomas, Duchesne, Wednesday evening in honor of Ralph Muir. Miss Helen Bethers is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sweat this week. G. H. McNeill was In Duchesne one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Casper, Bob Humes and Fay and Fern Roberts went to the dance at Myton Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Casper, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brooks, Fay and Fern Roberts made a trip to Ekker's Hill Sunday and witnessed the skli contests. Lloyd Labium was in Roose-vo- lt on business last week. UlagnOStrU da ptrllipuigUS. J3ut tr How would you like to win a identification comes a little be of any interest to th free trip to San Francisco, Calif. ? Lowell Evening u. patient. All expenses paid and a guest der. of the Army during Army Week, or April 6, to April 12, 1947, DONT BORr0w SUBSCRIBE, first for bond win a $100.00 secplace and a $50.00 bond for ond place. This is all you have to do. Listen to KJAM, your Vernal station every Sunday at 2:30 p. m. for the "Sons O Guns program. Details are given on this program. Sgt. James H. Sat-Sun- ., March 15, lfi Patterson, U. S. Army RecruitGARY COOPER and ing Service. COZY Theatre LILLI PALMER The limit of boredom has been had an unscrupulous prospector IN is tired of hide some gold dust and nug- reached when one Bosvoicee. own his hearing and Cloak and Dagger gets in a nearby canyon it in company ton Globe. later to find Also CARTOON with another prospector. Show First 7:30, Second 9.15 Soon there were claims staked "townsite the out all around CHERISHED GIFTS and neighboring ""Canyons 'and the Wed.-Thu- ., to boom commenced Mar. 19, 20 "town For that forthcoming Annithe canyons echoed with blasting Double Feature versary or Wedding, a gif of the prospectors work. the was cherished MONTE IIALE and to be through there 1906, By April, more than 200 people in the with Its ever present ADRIAN BOOTH years, town which was then known as of them to remind brilliance IN t a '' combination of Stockmore, deand love continuous and your two names; the promoters Man From Rainbow candidates were nominated for votion. atcity offices mayor, marshal, Valley For style and dependability torney, and others. SIIARYN MOFFETT and make your selection at Four days before the election REGIS TOOMEY G. H. Wilcken and V. S. Toops on Co. their file to Sather Jewerly went to Vernal IN . Wm. L. Sather homestead claims for other lands Child of Divorce Rumors about in the valley. Box 1175 Phone 696 P. had proceeded the Stockmore Tirst Feature 7:30 Second 8:8U DUCHESNE, UTAH land claimants into Vernal and when they arrived they were asked by the governmnt officials to give information about the "boom town. The story was told that the lots were being sold and people were building cabins, houses, a hotel, store and many were livW)ith that the ing in tents. Larsens Freshlike, Whole government agents, C. DeMoisey Kernel, vacuum . packed and Don B. Colton, said that picked the people in Stockmore were 2 cans 33c at its peak of ripeness being swindled, that Stockman and Moore had no claim to the EGG NOODLES, American Beauty "townsite and it was still open 16 oz. pkg. 23c Fine or Wide, for homestead filing. The two men, Wilcken and TOMATO SAUCE, Del Moite e back in arrived Toops, 2 buffet size cans 13c the afternoon of the election. When the townspeople Betty Crocker heard the news of being defraud3 pkgs. 27c Vegetable or green pea ed the election was forgotten and everyone began a hunt for the Saltine , 4 a . Saturday Specials CORN, Its 1 Stock-mor- SOUP MIX, CRACKERS, Purity swindlers. Stockman was picked up after a few weeks, but was not prosecuted for he pretended insanity and was put in th state mental hospital at Provo. Moore was never heard of again after one visit to Stockmore. It was in 1938 that the name died "Stockmore out. Until that time the school at Hanna was known a3 the Stockmore school. The ward was called Redcliff nad the postece was homecalled Hanna, after steader, Wm. P. Hanna, a nephew of Mark Hanna, a great statesman of the William McHowKinley ' administration. ever, the ranger station is still Mr. and Mrs. H. Chatwin and family, who spent the winter in back to their Arcadia, moved ranch in Utahn Saturday. Ivon Brown went to Heber Monday. On his return he was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, who returned to Utahn after spending the winter in Heber. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp and Mrs. Eugene Abplanalp and son, Ray, were in Roosevelt Saturday where Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp consulted a physician. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hadden and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hadden were In Duchesne on busiknown as Stockmore. ness Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Snow of Boneta were visiting Mr. and Mrs. 'Linwood Kennison last to business Mr. Littlefield will conduct a Monday. free Clinic for the hard of hearing at Shurtleff Hotel, on Wed., March 19, from 10:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. An important point Acousticon Hearing best-seller- ., Stockmore Miss Marjorie Nyberg Saturday. The Utahn Relief Society was Waldo L. Littlefield reorganized Sunday, with Elva Mayhew, president; Margaret A Scientifically Trained Expert Wright, first counselor; Norma on Hearing Problems Robb, second counselor; Althora Fairbanks, secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Smith of WILL DEMONSTRATE REVOBridgeland were visiting at the LUTIONARY NEW HEARING home of Mr. and Mrs. William A feature of this Hearing Clinic will be a demonstration how the great new showing Acousticon Hearing System answers the government's demand to meet each and every need of the hard of hearing . . . and to furnish not just a hearing aid, but a complete hearing system. Sparkle and entertainment make a book a sparkle and fine flavor put a brand of beer at tfie top. History of Norma Robb 50c .. II IE WIN A FREE TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO A B L U M, Pf f Pre-cooke- d " Baby Cereal TENDERONI, Van Camps Cooks quick and tender W A X, Johnsons Prepared Paste Wax m I 39c Dry large pkg. 39c 3 pkgs. 21c pound can . - 2 lbs. GEREALy Kelloggs, Raisin Bran SOUP, Campbells Vegetable . 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