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Show i My EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS address In Salt Lake City la Established STREET Telephone 169 G. Subscription, $2.00 Per Year For All Communications and items for publication must be signed by the writer, whose name need not appear in print. Write on one side of the paper only. Use no abbreviations. All communications subject to acceptance as the Judgement of the publishers may determine. Publication of notice of meetings where admission is charged or a collection taken will be charged for at our regular advertising Price, Utah Member Federal Reaerve 8yatem Insurance and Federal Deposit Corporation rates. Oliveto Furniture and Hardware New and Used LANE Furniture TAKEN FROM THE FILES OF THE PROGRESS OF 20 and 40 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK. -- B. L. DART Twenty Years Ago W Phone 657 Price, Utah WASATCH SERVICE Quality Gasoline and Oils at Lower Prices DRIVE IN AND SAVE" South Carbon Avenue and Railroad Tracks Price, Utah Warren 8 Flower Shop Say It With Flowers For All Ocoaalona Place orders with local agents Bonded Members of F. T. D. Phone 220 Price, Utah The first snow of the season in 1923, fell in the mountains on Sept. 16. The higher ranges were covered to a depth of about two inches. Ranger Anderson reported In September 1923, that the Miller flat road was completed on the 18th of September, and that the Joes Valley farmers served a big chicken dinner to the road workers, forest officials and other invited guests. The dinner was served at the head of Straight canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen were rejoicing over the arrival of a new baby girl, born at their home in Orangeville in September 1923. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jensen moved from Orangeville to Ferron in September 1923. Cards were issued in September 1923, announcing the marriage of Lloyd Larson and Miss Charlotte Otterstrom, of Cleveland. The ceremony took place in 'the Salt Lake Temple. A baby girl was born September 22, 1923, to Mrs. Homer Bowen (nee Oveson),at the home of her parents. 10i2-pou- nd Forty Years Ago it is wise to Insure Utah Home Fire Insurance Co. ELMO A. ANDERSON Emery, Utah Agent Marinus Petersen, Jr., purchased the Seymour Olsen ranch in September 1903, at a trustee sale from the Western Loan company. A daughter was born September 18, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Boulden in Castle Dale. asEmery county sociation shipped a carload or bee-keepe- BOYACK'S honey in, September 1903. Castle Dales portion was 10,000 pounds. The price received was 5 MENS SHOP Price HOME Fire FIRE INSURANCE CO. A UTAH COMPANY the danger time for Fire Write or Phone. Now is NEPHI L. WILLIAMS Phone 31 Y Castle -- Dale, Utah LEWIS OPTICAL CO. MAKERS OF GLASSES DR. W. W. LEWIS, Optometrist We make a complete mus- cular analysis as well as a vision test. PRICE, UTAH rs 4 cents a pound. Boye P. Petersen, of Castle Dale, was painfully injured in September 1903, by a horse knocking him down and stepping upon his left side, arm and shoulder. The Orangeville school opened Sept. 14. 1903. Jesse D. Jewkes was principal, assisted by Misses Addie Page, Myra Curtis and Annie Hilton, the latter a new comer. Miss Arabella Thayne, of Orangeville, and Mathew Simmons of Welington. were married in September 1903, by. Bishop Robertson. The ceremony took place at the Tuttle hotel, where a wedding supper was served. son of Henry, the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, of Ferron, died Sept. 25, 1903, after a lingering illness. Three boy babies were born on September 12, 1903, at Hunting-toand all within two hours. n, FRIENDLY HELPFUL The little fellows were reported at the home of Jesse Brinkerhoff Dan Palmer and John Brockbank. Then on the following day another baby boy was born at the home of Peter Johansen. On Sunday, September 13, 1903, Mabel, the 11 year-old girl of Mr. and Mrs. Hans C. Wickman, died. She had suffered from diphtheria. The three schools in Emery, opened on Sept. 14, 1903, and one at Quitch-em-paThe teachers were N. L. Williams, Alma Williams and Winnie Overlaid in town, and A. R. Overlaid h. at Quitch-em-pa- h. Mrs. Jacob Minchey, of Emery died In Rabbit valley, Wayne county, on Sept. 16, 1903. A tumor was the cause of her death. Local Postmaster Reiterates on Prompt Mailing Notice Is hereby given that a election will be held in special of afternoon in honor River Water ConserPrice the and Mrs. Donald Anderson and her sixth birthday. A delightful vation District on the 9th day of baby from Salt Lake City arriv afternoon of games was held October, 1943, between the polled here Monday to spend a few followed by a delicious lunch. ing hours of 7 oclock a. m. and received many 7 oclock p. m. of said day to days visit with friends and rela- Miss Scovill tives. Dor.ald will leave Oct. 8 beautiful gifts from her many determine whether or not a con- ballot. tract shall be made by the Price The District has been divi for induction into the armed friends. services. Mr. and Mrs. John Bigelow River Water Conservation Dis- into the following election Delbert Tidwell made a trip to and children, and Mrs. Rua trict with the Carbon Water cincts: District and the Precinct No. 1: All of the Price Monday to attend the ad- Hunt and daughters, Janet and Conservancy United States pursuant to the to which Price River Water Cn? visory board meeting of the Di- Phyllis, were Price visitors last Act of August 11, 1939 (53 Stat. sevration District allotments vision of Grazing. 1418) and acts amendtory there- water have been Saturday. made lying G. J. Scharff, from Moab, Mrs. Dorothy Hunt took her of and supplementary thereto der the following ditches-Ditchto Conseras Water Monvisreferred the to for here Price few a stopped days daughter, Deone, Bryner Piaz Ditch: fir it at the home of his sister, Mrs. day for medical attention to her vation and Utilization Projects ner Hansen oBeni Ditch; to Title Ditch; Gay Act pursuant further Millie Biddlecome. He was arm. Ditch; Spring Code 100 Anno9 Utah Chapter to his home from Salt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ivy are Canal; Stowell Ditch; ow 1943, known as the IrrigaPioneer Ditch Comm-NLake City where he has been for in Salt Lake this week for a tated Ditch; covof Law tion District Utah, 1;. Pioneer Water sometime under medical treat- short visit with relatives. Scoering the construction of .No. 2; Price Water ConuS ment. Parent Teachers Association field Dam and Reservoir, the and Allred Ditch Company Arthur Ekker was in from the held their first meeting of the limitation in the use of the waPrecinct No. 2: All of the arn Roost to visit his family here year Monday evening. It was ters of Price River and its tri- to which Price River Water butaries over the yeek end. He left conducted by by the servation District allotments d Principal Ivan Price Riverappropriated Water Conservation water Monday for Hanksville, where May. Mrs. Rua Hunt was elecbeen made lying nr District so as to permit diversion der thehave he will be for a few days. following ditches: m ted president; Mrs. Elsie Allen, by the United State or its asMrs. M. E. Peterson returned as and Mrs. Lu- signs of waters arising above ington Canal Company and Mu. home Friday from Fremont, Ne- cille Silliman as secretary and the points or point of conflu- Tidwell Canal Company Precinct No. 3: All of the are. braska, where she has spent the treasurer. Principal May stated ence of Cabin Hollow Creek and, to which Price River Water Cor past three weeks with her moth- that the grade school teachers Gooseberry Creek in connection servation District allotments er, whom is seriously ill. She were a perfect set of teachers with other projects contemplat- water have been made nr returned home to spend a short and were carrying on their work ed by the United States, the op- der the following ditch;lying Carbo, eration maintenance of the and visit with her son Bill, before he excellently. He also stated that Water Company. Dam and Reservoir afThe Divisions of said Distric leaves for the army in which he the high school work was being Scofield ter construction and the payin number and dej correspond well enlisted. on even in carried recently very ment of the cost thereof by the to the precincts afore, The Past Matrons of O. E. S. spite of the shortage of teachers. Price River Water Conservation cription that school District and the conveyance by said. met last. Friday at the home of It was stated The following named persons Edith Downard for the regular lunch would begin October 5, at the Price River Water District each being a qualified elector to the United States of all its the for which he ha meeting and social hour. A good 10 cents per person with the precinct title and interest and in crowd was in attendance and a possibility of lowering the price rights, designated to act hm to the lands now owned by said been been duly appointed judges delicious lunch was served by a little later. A band class will District in connection with the election for the aforesaid eler begin next week. It was stated operation and maintenance the hostess. of tion, a that be held Richard Beebe spent last meeting would the existing Scofield Dam, Precinct No. 1; Lilly Franc, week end home from western next Monday evening to decide The Carbon Water ConservanColorado, where he is employed what to do with the money cy District will agree to repay to sen, Florence Pace, James from the scrap iron drive which the United States the reimburson the D. & R. G. railroad. Precinct No. 2: Moroni Han Mrs. Annie Allen left Monday amounts to about $300.00. Be- able construction costs so that sen, Myrtle Cook, Mrs. Charle to spend the winter at the home sides the business, a short time there will be no amount of money Hartley. WaPrice the River payable by was of her daughter, Mrs. Grahm spent in community sing- ter Conservation District to No. 3: Mrs. E. e the PrecinctMona Shaw at Sunnydale. ing, and a nice reading was giv-e- United Pierce, Marsing, e. c for States construction Pierce. Mrs. Marjory Howland and by Mrs. Charlie Jones. purposes. The following polling place Mrs. Luda Dufford spent MonAll of the obligations above Visiting school here last Wedthe respective precincts han day at Moab, visiting the Bald- nesday were Supt. of Utah mentioned, as well as other obli- in win family there. schools Charles Skidmore; State gations of the parties thereto, been duly established, No. 1: Price' Cl! The daughters and son of Mr. High School Supervisor, Barton are set out in detail in the proHall, price, Utah. and Mrs. J. M French, left Sat- K Farnsowrth; and State Sup- posed contract, a copy of which Precinct No. 2; Wellingto: is on file in' the office of the Disurday to return to their homes erintendent of the elementary trict. Town Hall, Wellington, Utah. in California and Idaho, after schools, Miss Jenny M. Campbell. Precinct No. 3: E. C. Pierci A true copy of the ballot spending a weeks visit here Also visiting school Thursday which will be supplied to and Residence, approximately thra were with their parents. County Superintendent, used by the electors at said spec- miles south of Price, this 3rd day of Septan The Nelson family visited in Chipman and County Supervis- ial, election is in words as folber, 1943, by order of the Boar: Salt Lake City over the week or of elementary schools, Miss lows: Contract with the United of Directors of the Price Rive: end. They were also accompanMcMullan. States and the Carbon Water Water Conservation District. ied by Tarrell Duncan. o WILBUR BURNHAM, preside.". Conservancy Distript YES r Mrs. Robert Wolfe returned And Shoes CARLYLE PACE, secretary. acre feet home Friday from the Price Its ridiculous its outrag(SEAL) Contract wfth the United First Publication hospital, where she spent last eous! Sept. 10, 194; week recovering from an oper'Take it easy. Whats the States and the Carbon Water Last Publication Oct. 1, 1 District NO Conservancy ation. trouble? acre feet Butter wrappers printed at Miss Jolene Scovill entertainTheyre going to limit hairThose electors who favor auth- the Progress Office at no in ed several of her little friends cuts one to a customer! orizing the District to enter into crease in price. n ; o The giant king crab of the Bering Sea will be canned commercially by Americans this year for the first time; formerly It was canned by the Japanese and sold to us. vice-presid- o . A in celebration of the anniversary of both 27th wedding couples, bept. 27. The afternoon wes pent in reminiscing over cid times, ana a aelicious luncheon was solved by the hostess. Mrs. Maggie Busenbark of Salt Lake visited here Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ted -- ONE STOP SUPERSERVICE Gas, Oil and Accessories MAKE YOUR HOMELAST The Relief Society held their opening social of the season, Tuesday. A program was presented after whirh refreshments were served. The regular meetings of the Relief Society will start next Tuesday. In accordance with suggestions from the general authorities, Fast day was observed here Sunday, and all members were urged to tune in their radios to the general conference sessions next Sunday. o Mess Shop 'rvrr OSD.. 56 N. .V,C. prlce 1st West mah EMERY COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. CASTLE DALE. UTAH There axe enough uncertainties about trading in lands, without guessing at the title. Demand an Abstract of TiUe O. SORENSEN, Jr Mgr. Utah.-Date- r 1941 Vobr Governmd ... $6$ Do Your Part in the Nation's Voluntary Conservation Progranl The War Production Board has proclaimed that essential war production requires the immediate conservation of manpower, communications, transportation, fuel, and critical materials such ; as copper and steel. This conservation can be accomplished by voluntary action of all citizens. Nielsen. CO. MRS. JOIIN GROSSO, prop. te o. The term, armed forces overseas, is regarded as covering the personnel of our armed forces who receive their mail through an A. P. O., or Fleet Postoffice. The dead-lin- e for mailing of Christmas parcels and Christmas cards is October 15. No requests from the soldier for parcels are required during this period, Christmas Parcel should be written or stamped on every Christmas packages, as special effort will be made to deliver every Christmas parcel mailed during this period in time for Christmas. Because of the urgent need of shipping space, parcels shall not exceed the present limit of 5 lbs. in weight, or 15 inches In length, or 36 inches in length or girth CLAWSON combined. Not more than one parcel or package shall be mailWilford Thatcher, and son ed in anyone week by or in be- Jack, of Provo, half of the same person to the and Monday here spent Sunday attending to addressee. some business transactions. Owing to the great distance Mrs. Glora Oviatt, and baby that mail must be transported son, Bruce, are spending the and the numerous handlings it week at at the home Dragerton, must undergo, it is absolutely of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alall that necessary articles be bert Blackburn. well packed in strong substantFloyd Blackburn, Lewis Oviial containers. Extremely fraatt, and Andrew Jensen are emgile articles should not be mailed and perishable maltter will ployed at Columbia. The Sunday evening Fast day not be accepted. service Failure on your part to com- of the was under the direction Genealogy committee. ply fully and on time with the The were A. Ludene speakers issuggestions and Instructions Cox and Bishop Calvin Jensen, sued by the Postal Department with may of necessity result In failure ical a quartet as a special musnumber. on thir part or delay in delivery Bishop and Mrs. Calvin Jenof Christmas pracels to our boys sen had as their guests Sunday overseas, which in any event afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles will mean a sad boy on Christmas day. None of us want that, Green, of Huntington. The occasion was PRICE, UTAH Member Federal Reserve System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Price Floral the proposed contract will m. a cross (X) in the square posite the word yes; and th electors who oppose author said proposed contract will ni a cross (X) in the square posite the word no. aiL electors should fill in the ber of acre feet of their 5?' allotment in the blarfc therefor and sien o Carbon Emery Bank Certified Used Cars Agents for Chevrolet and Bulcks. Price, Utah Dont risk warping! FAINTS If yod have a frame BRUSHES house, paint it now! Sashes and door OILS VARNISH CALCIMINE 19) to-w- it: ACCOMMODATING Three Reasons WHY YOU will enjoy doing business with the REDD MOTOR CONSERVATION DISTRICT SPECIAL ELECTION WATER Mrs. Marion Bickmore and Mr. Monday en-rou- DOWN MEMORY Price, Utah West Main St. Per Year 3, 1879. First National Bank ATTORNEY-AT-LA- $2.75 and JES3 E. SAUNDERS, Publishers Published Every Friday Morning at Castle Dale, Utah A First Class Publication Entered in the Postoffice in Castle Dale, Utah, as second class mail matter, under the Act of March WITH SAFETY See Rugs Wallpaper Foreign, A. C. SAUNDERS AT LAW ATTORNEY NOTICE OF PRICE RIVER Green River Department 1900 Official Newspaper of Emery County, Utah DUANE A. FRANDSEN SERVICE FRIDAY, OCTOBER, l, EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS, CASTLE DALE, UTAH PAGE FOUR frames benefit greatly from a coat of our paint , too. Its ileatherproof will not peel or chip . HOME LUMBER & BLOB. CO. JOIIN DAY, Owner and Manager PRICE, UTAH Hail on Wheels Theres a town on the Penn- sylvania Railroad, about midway between Columbus and Pittsburgh, in Ohio, that men in uniform dont forget. When the train grinds to a stop at Dennison the conductor All Servicemen and shouts, women outside for free refreshment. And out they march, chowfine style, past a big ounter on wheels, taking their pick of sandwiches, coffee, milk, cake, pie, candy and fruit. After ten minutes the train moves on. The Salvation Army of Dennison originated the idea and various organizations in that area pitched In. Day and night, rain and shine, they meet all trains. serving-c- The electric utility industry is cooper-atin- g in a great nation-wid- e voluntary conservation program, informing its customers how they can do their part in speeding war production elimiby nating waste and unnecessary use of electricity. Electricity cannot be stored but it can be wasted. Thoughtfulness on your part will save our essential materials and services of which there is a scarcity, thereby releasing them for war requirements. There s plenty of electriclty-b- ut to save what makes save it, it! UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. When The Lights Go On Again Ail Over The World We are all looking forward to the time "when the lights go on all again over the world, and normal peace time operations can be resumed. In the meantime 'all-o- ut cooperation of every American in every wartime activity is necessary to speed the day of Victory. Lets all do our part. And, among other things, be sure to BUY MORE WAR BONDS! |
