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Show FRIDAY. PAGE FOUR EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS Established.. 1900 Official Newspaper of Emery County, Utah Subscription, $2.00 Per Year A. C. SAUNDERS Foreign, and JESS E. SAUNDERS, $2.75 NeWsOdditm HAM A stockraisgaged in fanning and twelve had time they ing. By this children, mother had a great deal of work to do, doing all the work incident to a pioneer home, besides she would cord wool and spin yarn- for others, taking in return homespun cloth and other things she could use. From Orderville, they moved to Castle valley, settling at what is now known as Emery. We called it the Muddy Creek. Here they helped to build the ditches to take the water out on to the thirsty land, and began farming and cattle raising once more. We moved here in the year 1885. He lived on the Mudon dy creek until bis death March 6, 1901, and was buried in the little cemetery of the town then known as Casper. Mother then drifted around with this married child and that child until her death at Cleveland, Utah, where she was buried. She could still cord and do all kinds of work until very near the last. Their lives are one great example of the precious pioneer spirit, always ready to face the tasks before them, always ready to push- on to the new frontier, to establish and maintain that precious part of freedom. Always ready to serve the God who was calling them and giving His untold blessings of a heritage in His kingdom. by Squier BAWTH ST IN S DEUCE O DESERT! LAW Per Year Publishers Published Every Friday Morning at astle Pale, Utah A First Class Publication Entered in the Postoffice in Castle Dale, Utah, as second class mail matter, under the Act of March 3, 1379. Publication of notice of meetings where admission is charged or collection taken will be charged for at our regular advertising rates. 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 judgment of the publishers may determine. was apMrs. Ruth Nielson pointed postmistress at CleveDOWN MEMORY land in November 1920, to take the place of Mrs. Ida Litster, who resigned on account of poor LANE . Taken from the files of the Progress of Twenty Years Ago At. EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE, UTAIj this week. health. N. C. Oveson, the incumbent, was reelected as school board member at Cleveland in Novem- ber 1920. J. Ivan Johnson, of Elmo, and Several workmen narrowly C. E. Larsen, of Castle Dale, Nov. on 25, fatal injuries caped were the as members elected of occur1920, when an explosion red at the Black Diamond mine County Board of Education in1, school election held Dec. in Straight canyon, caused by the coal dust. Howard Reid had just 1920. The Ohio Oil company, thru set off the shots and was standlocal representatives, Pettheir sufferHe mine. outside the ing er and Brigham Nielson, was enabrasions skin ed bruises and about the head, shoulders and gaged in hauling some sixty arms. He was unconscious for a tons of Umber for the erection time. Hans Denison had just of a derrick on the site for left the mine to care for the drilling the first prospect oil horses at the corral. Dr. Nixon well northwest of Huntington. oil leases- had been sespent three hours picking bits Fifteen cured by the company. of coal from Reids scalp. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Reid, newly-weof Orangeville, .were honored by their friends at a reception held on December 3, HOTEL OPENING A CRYPT IN CHEOPS AT GtZEH 30 YEARS AGO. EGYPTOLOGISTS DISCOVERED A PIECE OF HAND MADE COPPER PIPE. IT WAS STILL IN USEABLE CONDITION AFTER A LAPSE OF MORE THAN 5400 YEARS? PYRAMID Ksl The Statue of Libertt WHOSE TORCH fm THAT TjKKFL IN 'CXJR POCKET IS ok 75 HEAP GREETS HOMECOMING I5T5 AND VISITORS IS MADE ENTIRELY OF SHEE1S COPPER! BIG TOJRf IN NEW YORK HARBOR. IUVETE0 300 COPPER W TO m ,51 ft., 25 JlG' TON ,jp FISHjlX BARTHOLDI FIGURE, GIFT TO AMERICA FROM THE PEOPLE OF FRANCE IN k.!886. HER SOFT PATINA GREEN COLOR yVtARS BY THE ELEMENTS fOtt. PROTECTION,. es- 15 A FORMED OVER MANYf f skrrcMco at beoloLs islano eieTMo T7 COPPER IS MANS MOST USEFUL METAL. BRASS PIPE AND COPPER TUBE FOR PLUMBING EXPLORERS TO THE NEW WORLD FOUND THE NATIVES SKILLED IN WONT RUST; WILL EFFECTIVERESIST CORROSION. (eh$mdL Itpaystokeepaweath, eye on your roof! it begins to go wlJ rain seeps and ceilings are thats when hiuuj ov'tthea4 begins to dimb. systematic check-uforestall large Oar p E repaj, bills. And we can immediate roof rpain for you at a art per1 fltj s m all mtio monthly charge. HOME LUMBER & BLDG. LL 3 GO. East Main Street Between 3rd and 4th East PRICE, UTAH NOTICE TO Legal Department Hunjington-Clevelan- I WATER d t, tion Company, Huntington 'I has filed Application No to change theplace ot'jjj of 13,260 ac. ft. of water i Huntington creek in Emery ty. Under Application No as amended by , ; PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult Clerk of the District Court or the respective sign- ers for further information - LT c Applicatio-a-1364- 8,200 ac. it. 0f ter was to have been stored FABRICATING TOOLS. WEAPONS, 1LY METALS ARE ing the entire year in ta DeEstate of Junius Young, FISH HOOKS, ORNAMENTS, ETC, WHCH posed Brockbank reserW IN MILLIONS ceased. means of an THEY MADE FROM THE NATIVE COPPER OF BETTER BUILT HOMES. J Creditors will present claims at a point N. 44impoundint 47' w m LODES OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION to the under- from the SE Cor. Sec 9 with vouchers Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Oviatt r 216 Douglas Street, signed at 8 E., SLB&M and 5000 have moved into the building on Salt Lake City, Utah, or to R. was to have been stored it the H. O. Barney lot. Henry Ruggeri, Attorney at Law, proposed Lawrence reserve Mrs. Faun Duncan and daughPrice, Utah, on or before the means of an impounding ter, LaRetta had their tonsils 21st day of January, A.D. 1941. at a point N. 2380 ft. fr GENEVE DOVE YOUNG removed last Saturday. S Cor. Sec. 34, T. 13 S. E.i NEW Administratrix of the Estate SLB&M. The stored water W. E. Thatcher visited here 192C. Junius Young, Deceased. to have been released as a As remembered by his daughter, a few days with his wife and of HENRY Mrs. Mabel Tucker, of CleveRUGGERI ed from March 15 to Noves TaSENL0H before for land was taken to a Salt Lake family leaving Sherman Mickerson Mrs. Juiiaette Colby Attorney for Administratrix. 1 of each year, allowed to! he where has the December coma, Washington, first of hospital First publication Nov. 22, 1940 in creek, redive 1920, for an appendicitis operaemployment. Last publication Dec. 13, 1940.... andHuntington used to irrigate 30,8m enMiss Maxine named tion. Blackburn, Pleasant Minchey was bom with a baby girl. They of land embraced in t. a NOTICE TO CREDITORS The basketball team of the on the 29th day of February in her Francis Paralee. His hap- tertained a number of her many Ranges 7, 9, 10 and 11 1 Estate of Martin Jensen, also S.- , Ranges 8, 9, 10 and 11 u Emery Stake Academy in 1920 the year of 1820, a very unusual piness was short lived, however, friends at her home Monday was composed of Harold Jen- birthday, being leap year his because due tJo hardships and evening. The occasion being her known as Mart Jensen, deceas- 18 S., Ranges 7, 8 and 9 ,j ed. specifically described in the sen, ILeo Jensen, Coy Williams, birthday came only once in four exposure the baby and mother 12th birthday anniversary. Creditors will present claims plication filed in tr.e Stas Mrs. Lewis Oviatt surprised Max Ungerman, Gomer Arnold, years. He was born in Tennes- both passed away only a few vouchers to the undersign gineers office. It is now Stanley Jameson, Charles Ras- see at a town called Cross Roads. days after the birth of the baby. her husband with a party in his with ed at Huntington, Utah) or to posed to store the entire mussen and Eldon VanBuren. He was the youngest son in a He was heartbroken for some honor Monday evening. The ocac. ft. of water during the casion being his birthday. The Henry Ruggeri, Attorney at Law, tire Judd and Warner installed a family of eleven. He spent his time. on before or the year in the Millers! Price, Utah, barber outfit in the front of boyhood and young manhood in While at Nauvoo he met and party was held at the Clifford Slst day of January, AD. 1941. reservoir formed by an impo: Salt Lake City, Utah courted my mother, Emeline Jones residence. A good time was RQSEL J. JENSEN ing dam at a point N. 11 THIS COUPON entities the their pool hall in Castle Dale, Tennessee. Executor of the Last Will of and E. 2970 ft. from the SV twenty-eighe At of Degraw. She was born May 16, had by all who attended. the age holder to 25c reduction on in December :120, with Wallace Woid was received here Mon- Martin Jensen, also know as Sec. 3, T. 15 S., R. 6 E., SIR 1832 in Albany, New York, the Pettey doing the tonsorial work. met and married his first wife. any room at the rates adverThe stored water will be rtl oldest a eleven in child day by William Reid, that his Mart Jensen, deceased. of Johnwas name Her family one coupon to the President A. E. Wall returned tised Margaret HENRY RUGGERI r, ed as heretofore proposed Mrs. Mary Jane room. to Castle Dale from Manti, Dec- ston. She was seventeen years She was well suited to be the for Executor. used for irrigation purposes Attorney of suffered wife had of a Myton, had the old been at the pioneer, having time, having ember 5, 1920, with his bride. NEW beds, springs, mattress1940 Nov. First on 22, 30,846 acres of the publication a stroke last of helping her moth Thursday, and ILast publication Dec. 13, 1940.... hereinbefore es, carpets, throughout the Mrs. Wall was formerly Miss born December 22, 1831, in Jack-so- n experience described. er to care for her brothers and that she was in a critical concounty, Tennessee. Emma Olivia Asplund. She was house. Protests resisting the ga dition. sisters. At the tender age of ten NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS born and raised in Fairview. ing of said Application, RATES $1.50 to $3.50. They must have joined the Mrs. Fame Price was taken o reasons tiherefor, made in church about this time because she had an experience with a to the Price We Now Feature Free 1940. Nov. Ferron, Utah, 30, Tuesband of filea which City Mobocrats, hospital The of a to British moved Nauvoo, very be a special meeting davit form, must beState S biography they Garage for an operation for ap- There will outlaw, bound in his own skin, soon after they were married. she always remembered. She had day, Molen Canal & Reservoir T. H. Humpherys, of the USE THIS COUPON is owned by the Boston neer, 403 State Capitol, Sait I At Nauvoo, on February 10, lost her flock of Geese, and was pendicitis and other complica company, to be held in Ferron City, Utah, with one extra tions. when them met she the hunting 1849, his wife town hall, December 14, 1940, at and 1.00 filing fee onorbe presented him mob. Dr. Easley, of Ferron, performThey began to ask questions 1 p.m for the purpose of Februare 2, 1941. and she answered them polite- ed tonsil operations on the fol T. H. HUMPHEK Article Three the of Mr. and Articles of ly. One of them asked her if lowing Wednesday: State Engineer exto Incorporation, she was afraid; she said no. Mrs. Ted Nielsen; Mont King; tend life of Dec. 8,31 the this First publication Merland corporation As they started on and BlackRue she over- Harold, Jan. 3, i a for Last of publication period fifty years. heard one of them say, Shes a burn. A. Lemon, President Arthur (Too late for last week) gritty little Bitch. SUMMONS M. Conover, Secretary Pleasant Minchey and Emi-lin- e Funeral services were held First J. Dec. 1940 Degrew were married March here last Saturday, Nov. 23 for ILas publication Dec. 6, 1940 In the Seventh Judicial Dir publication 13, 4, 1859, at Nauvoo. They were Mrs. Wayne Court of the State of DSL with Blackburn, well acquainted with the Proph- Bishop A. Ludene Cox conductand for Emery Countj SUMMONS M.R. et Joseph Smith and other ing. With the wish of the parIn the Seventh Judicial Dis- Ruby Drake, Cornelia corpr a body Emery County, church leaders. ents the musical part was omit- trict Court of the State of Mother did lots of cording and ted. The speakers were Brad in and for Emery County. Utah, and politic, First Presbytia Church of Green River, Emery County, a body corporI spinning for others besides her Jensen, coach of the South Emporation, Angus Johnson, own work. She did her sewing ery high school, Nephi Williams, ate and politic, Plaintiff, Beet Callie Asimus, Asimus. vs. by hand and there was no ma- of Castle Dale, Calvin. Jensen Sons, a corporation, chines then. and Bishop Cox. Prayer was of- L. B. McCornick and Stella S ning, Moab Garage Compaq his wife; Sarah R B. One son was born to them fered by Julius Jensen and bene- McCornick, a woman in her own right-L- . corporation. Eugenie E. Bj before they left Nauvoo, add- diction by W. E. Thatcher. Inter- Mays, as also known son, B McCornick as AdministraSinn ing to their labors and worries. ment was in the Ferron cemetery tor of the Estate of W. S. McCor- son, and John Peter Simo: P. J. as also known under the direction of nick, Deceased; Arthur J. the They crossed the plains in the H. L. Sturges, E. E. Johnsoni Funeral Home. The grave and Cordelia S. Mays, his Mays Hancock Company. They bore wife, Walter Baston as trustees their share of the work and was dedicated by William H. Harold R. Mays and Alice N. Orient Lodge No. 15, Mini Mays, his wife, Leland W. Mays NW hardships of the perilous journ- Price. Among those from and Aidenn, J. Mays, his wife, French, Paul Wharfl, were Mrs. Elvel Power Prows and ey. They put their faith in God S. Eva Vandling, Dudley R. Mays and Muriel W J. M. and always showed their will- Mrs. Grace Stonewall of Spring Mays, French, Emmett EanJ his wife, Ethel Mays BradMr. and Mrs. Millie Biddlecome, rew Canyon; to ron, ingness Edgar ford and Robert Bradford, help along. The comher J. R f1 pany traveled almost entirely by Blackburn, of Schofield; Mrs. husband, as the sole heirs of Riley, John. E. Jones, Hunt, Alvin Blackburn, Faun Henrie, James H. Loran Eva Tidwell, ox team. Mays, also known as Lafayette H. Milton. Upon arriving in Utah (then and Leah Henrie of Wellington Jas. H. Mays and J. H. Mays, Drake, Arthur Ekfcer, Anderson, and a also number Deceased; and all of friends known as Deseret,) they settled other persons Hazel B. Ekker, Medora 0 unknown from Ferron. in Fountain Green. While they daiming any right Virgil J. Alma Scovill, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nielsen title, estate or interest in or1 lived there the Indians were spent lien H. B. Thompson, Sa , the upon real property very unfriendly. Father was a Thanksgiving at the John Aria B. Beebe, v scribed in the Complaint ad- Maharry, home In Grover, Wayne verse Minute Man during the trouble. to the Plaintiff's owner- Swanson, Maggie S. Lewi He worked in the timber getting county. They report the snow to ship, or M. Purdy, Andy clouding Plaintiffs title dred Hulda J. Green, and out logs and lumber for dwell- be 24 inches deep in Grover. thereto, Defendants. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tucker testate 0f Utah to the said Green, Plaintiffs.VS. ings and public houses. and baby, of Salt Lake City, Defendants: Lrf.J this fathwhile During time, are hereby summoned to Hyrum A. Tangren and MASSIVE NEW TRUCK STYLING er was away, my grandmother spent Thanksgiving here at the anfl wife, his Luther Tatton home. Lewis Ov- appear within twenty days after Tangren, MOST POWERFUL TRUCK ENGINES making these new 1941 ChevDegraw was staying with them, iatt, who Jr., Defendant spent the past six the service of this summons up- - Lawrence, was rolet the a as trucks of Utah to a was She widow.) (she The State if THE FIELD IN E served within the weeks in the city returned home y?u to Defendants: mothtrucks and well as the comfort m great help county which this action is with them. You are hereby sunun er, as mother had to be away in the entire lowest price field. brought; otherwise, within, thir- Mr. and Mrs. Victor dM r of Barney, within twenty appear to famifeed her working help summon NEW LONGER WHEELBASE fpnayvf afuer service and. Pleasant Grove, this spent of service the Thursday above ly. She did washings for Qther and action; served witn Friday visiting with Bazel dodJn( Ce of entitled NEW RECIRCULATING STANDARD ENGINE your failure to on you, inif which people, receiving for her pay King and family, this and old time STEERING GEAR judgement will be rend- - county or.e milk pan of flour per day. within1 friends here. otherwise, brought; you according to ana n fdpagainst of One day during this time (Sungreatly reduces steering effort W. E. Thatcher, of service, after days the complaint Clearfield, Hle:?erPand, action, day morning) Grandmother, who and Mr. and Mrs. Rulon entitled above brings true passenger car steering the as been filed with the ,hlc.h Allred! was very fond of tea, said as spent the week case of your failure to Clerk of said Court ease to truck operation. end here with she was getting up: Oh, Dear, W. E. Judgment will b, reto DRIVERS NEW, MORE COMFORTABLE Thatcher, and family. if I a tea of had and against you according only cup o COMPARTMENT demand of the complj some biscuits I hot and butter, HEAVY DUTY When with greatly increased leg room patronize the has been filed with tne ask for anything else. Progress shopping, wouldnt advertisers. m ENGINE seat and and better, The NW(4, WViNE'i NAVI.. of said Court. Mother had saved some cream, This action is brought back in cabs, giving much greater so she churned a little, and takSection move (Optional at oxtra corf e. Hoavy Duty truth) cloud upon t?onW2fiN hi driver comfort. of Sec- - Title toa land tf" ing the buttermilk she made in the SE in Rnt-vTTownship 17 SW some hot buns. Just then fath9. Section of CASTLE DALE, UTAH ON NINE LONGER WHEELBASES sa,t 60 MODELS . . er rode up, and as he had some 16 Eash Lo South, Range There are enough uncertainties tea, grandmother got her wish. . A COMPLETE LINE FOR ALL LINES OF BUSINESS DUANE A. FRANDSEN. Base and Meridian, Einw t na Later they moved to southern about trading in lands, without ty, State of Utah, . for Plaintiff Addrott0riJey land Castl Dale- Utah separate tracts of Utah, settling in Orderville. guessing at the title. Fir?t publication Nov. 22 1940 particularly described (J BE ON THE SAFE SIDE During this time of moving Last publication Dee 20 complaint and 'hereby around mother taught school Demand an 1940 to Abstract for greater certaintyof Title in Nevada for one or two years. DUANE A. FRgS Our Abstracts Tell It All olderElS0v,ean?Untess had the There in Orderville father burnAttorney ;ls PRICE, UTAH ed charcoal to be used by the O. SORENSEN, Jr., Mgr. so his h ovff" ftwln kys tatooed P.O. Address: Castle earldom NoV. would enJ blacksmiths, and he also First publication be undisputed. Last publication Dec. 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