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Show DALE, UTAH EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS, CASTLE PAGE POUR Cast of 'The Electrical Ship Of Joy" Program EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS Established.. 1910 Official Newspaper of Emery County, Utah Subscription, $2.00 Per Year A. C. SAUNDERS Foreign, and JESS $2.75 Per Year Men's Suits, cleaned and pressed . . $1 Ladies Garments, 20 Discount called for and delivered Ail articles (ft (No Credit) cos sac Publishers E. SAUNDERS, OUR CASH SPECIAL WILL COyp figs ACME CLEANERS PRICE, UTAH Published Every Friday Morning at Castle Dale, Utah Publication of notice of meetings where admission is charged or collection taken will be ci.arged 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. In the Pnstciffire- In Casri. tprH ... n ruot vwwj uv.utvii .v.w. Dale, Uta"h, as second class mail matter, under the Act of March! LEGHORN BABY CHICKS FROM U. S. Supervised Flocks SIRED BY R. O. P. MALES BREEDING STOCK BLOOD TESnm -- 3, 1879. ;H I Echoes of the 'Past Grover Asay had the honor of being Castle Dale's first volunteer in the World War, having enlisted ir May, 1917. The first boys to enlist from Huntington were Wayne C. Loveless, Rulon Hardee, Frank B. Furlong, Rosel J. Jensen and Gerald Nielson. Among those enlisting from Cleveland were Denver C. Oviatt, Lorenzo Pulsipher and Rulon Oviatt. Added to the early enlistments from Castle Dale were Paul Lund, Bazil Lake and Carter Curtis. Mrs. Andrew Anderson, one of Orange ville's oldest and most respected pioneers, died at that place on May 9, 1917. The deceased was one of a family of three girls and one boy, whose while mother died In on their way to this country, while the father died soon after reaching Utah. She married Andrew Anderson and the couple were among the first to locate in Orangeville. A. E. Petty, of Ferron, was the mid-oce- on an I at Qriintim owner of a new Saxon "six" car in me spring oi van. Alden Stacker, of Lawrence, A. C. Hansen of Emery, Miss Violet McCann of Ferron, Ben Justensen and W. L. Guymon of Orangeville, Ed. (Larsen and Carl Alger of Cleveland received the last shipment of Ford cars fcni May, 1917, at the price of $416.00 delivered here. Owing to the war a much higher price was to be announced. Dr. McArthur rented the newly remodeled Haines property (now the Dr. Chrtstensen (home in Castle Dale) in May 1917, at which place he opened up a m dental office. call was Issued for all Emery county men between the ages of 21 and 31, to register on June 5, 1917, for the selective draft of the United States army. Eigiht marriage licenses were Issued by the Emery county clerk during the week of May Ferron 27, 1917, as follows: Llewellyn Wrlgley and Miss A , mmm ft Uy bn TW BMtrfcal Ship Umt4 TfT Thmniaj iJ.ia thth 4- art frgf - Manti, Utah RUU PlaybMiM. th vntnm I IMiMfi wiia um wna wt electric eaoknr- - Tc, Pleat Raw, mding tnm left to rlrkti Al PrM4r. mbmbcct. Fielding K. Soiilh, comic. Boh Ihm, wloiit. By W bary, rcbMtra leader, Janrw Dan, kMiI, Myrtle Duncan, Henry Hansen and Miss Adrain Petersen, J. C Ralphs and Miss Ethel Carey, Hugh Jones and Miss May way-maHuntington Oren Otteson and Miss Ella Grange, Wallace Grange and Miss Vernessa Tul lis. Emery Stanford E. Johnson and Miss Artimisia Foote, Ar chie B. Simonsen and Miss Flos sle J. Broderick. The Oviatt family of Cleveland iheld their second annual reunion at that place on June 20 and 21, 1917. Military registration in county on June 5, 1917, revealed that there were 575 young men between the ages of 21 and 31 years, in Emery couin n. 9'J ty. Ferron lead the list with and 70, Dale Castle registered, Rolla W. Johnson, of Huntington, wco had just returned in June, 1917, from a northern states mssion, reported that Ed. Crawford of Orangeville ana Sam Zwahlen of Castle Dale, were working in the same field. Four more Emery county couples were married in June 1917. They were D. D. Lamph of Cleveland and Elnora Seely of Castle Dale; Farrel Day and Mary Johnson of Lawrence; Niels Anderson, of Castle Dale, and Jennie Fousett, of Price; Hyrum L. Tidwell of Wellington and Inez Oviatt of Elmo. Mrs. John Eden died suddenly at iher home in Cleveland, June 13, 1917. She left, besides her husband, a large family of children, all of whom were married except her youngest son, who was away on a misson. The road was designated as a Post road in 1917, under which agreement approximately $1000 a mile would be spent on the road for five years. Loren Stevens of Ferron and Miss Rosetta Anderson of Emery were married in June 1917. Owen Allred, of Cleveland, lost one joint of a finger in June 1917, by getting is caught in a rope while h?ndli::g a horse. John Lamph and Miss Christie Madsen of Cleveland, were married on June 23, 1S17. Marriage licomses were issued the same week to Austin Morley. of Price, and Miss Lena Meyres of Ferron; Francis Leon Hansen of Ferron, and Miss Julia D. Cleei Price-Eme- 1917, ry to lay out the townsite. Some ten blocks were being sef for a business section" Emery county was cut' off from the outside lv two weeks in June, 1917 when me dam of the Mammoth reservoir, Which held hmb i fl waters of Price river hmVn af-id- carried out auto roads, the clou-- ! ble tracks and grades of the D & R. G. railroad, telephone and: telegraph lines between Colton and Price, ieav-- 1 me wnole of pictwn with cut communication with -- alt Lake or upstate points One Emery countv mri Peacock, of her Ilf0 in the flood. In comnnnv with her brother. Gom- -r Peacock, and wife, and Earl Kins. naa motored to the old ford near Price to wate the flood. In turnins: the car ar.nnci to leave, the driver backed ov-- r the edge of the bank. All occupants of the car jumped, but Miss Peacock was knocked into the turbulent stream and swept down before anyone could help er. The body was recovered the following day. Robt. J. Reid. of Orangeville and Miss Maud Miller, of Moab were married in the latter town on June 12. 1917. Ira Beal died at his home in Emery on June 23, 1917. Geo. Nixon, of Price, was reported to have negotiated the Sahna canyon road in his Buick in July, 1917, "without a tti, new-lookin- $5 A MONTH BUYS YCJ Cooking. It's much less than most people think. AN ELECTRIC RANGE Oran-evillel- ost 'v single cuss-word- ." Clawson Dept. 65. Huntington Courty Surveyor T. R. Faddis was called to Rochester in June AS LITTLE AS Bob Rairdan at tee Green River fire enthe wheel, a gine was speedily driven to scene that was striking panic in the hearts of residents on the With tha parfanaaaaa. st Phone 17 Green River Department RextBiW Bcala. ai Captaia nert rWllnlrt, rcbMtra la Tkt Dadlcj. tkowa hi nar. Seta to tha right, ptetarta part af tha udkmca that la mnmiU Tit tod to Tiaw Hundreds o! homemakers in this territory are buying Electric Ranges NOW. Why? First of all because they want electric fast clean, low-cocooking. Secondly, by purcooking NOW their are they taking advantage of this range chasing amazing offer and receive a $25.10 (guaranteed retail value) Mirro aluminum set in combination with their purchase of an Electric Range. The set approved by the Good Housekeeping which will also stay bright, Institute, consists of 25 pieces g for years to come because they'll be shining and used on and in an Electric Range. No more blackened cooking utensils Ques$ Again , . . ever. at the cost of Electric REQUEST-PEERL- ESS COOPERATIVE HATCHERY If-Bi- 0SZp Come in. See the new 1939 Electric Ranges and this quality aluminum set FOR B. W. D FOLDER ON prwrwa KDYL PiTpm to Moaalat of Elmo. V W (Ed. Note- Mi. of Mr. Darlean. young daughter and Mrs. Albert Blacka number of entertained burn, her friends at her birthday par- v. ss last Thursday. Dee Oviatt left last Friday for Salt Lake City to join the army. Clyde Miller left last Saturday for Quincy, Calif., where he had employment waiting for him. He was accompanied by Lamar Wayman of Ferron and Rex King. Mrs. Jane Larsen has moved back to her farm for the summer, after spending the winter ing at the (home of Mrs. Redd's and Mrs. Hinson's parents, Mr. in town. Mrs. Willis Price is able to be and Mrs. Pat Brown, here. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ekker out again after her operation. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Seely, of and family, who have been livCastle Dale, visited at the Lund ing at their ranch DuBinque, are in town to stay for a while. Seely home Sunday. n Mr. and Mrs. Willard F. J. Baker gives citizens in and family, of Molen, Green River a thrill as foe flies were visitors at the H. O. Bar- over the town in his aeroplane en route to Robbers' Roost at ney home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fame Price and NOTICE family of Castle Gate are visitTO ALL MEMBERS OF THE ing at the Wm. Price home. Dave Nordell, of Nine Mile, SOUTHEASTERN UTAH ASSOwas here Monday looking after CIATED INDUSTRIES, AND TO EACH OF YOU AND TO WHOM his farm and horses and visit- ELSE IT MAY CONCERN ing old friends. GREETINGS: Ray Reid and Clen Barney reNotice is hereby given that turned Monday from the east on Tuesday, the 11th day of desert where they had taken April, A. D. 1939, at 2 o'clock P. M. at the regular meeting some of Ray's cows. Kirtley Tucker came over place of said Southeastern Industries, in Room from Price Monday evening to in the City Hall, Price, Carhis get mother, Mrs. Florence bon County, State of Utah, a Tucker, to care for his wife, who meeting will be held for the is ill. purpose of forming and organiFloyd Blackburn has employ- zing a corporation of the said ment at Orangeville, at Mr. association, the South-- t Luke's home. astern Utan. Associated IndustrWarren Lunceford. of Provo, ies, under the laws of the State at th? Price home Tues- of Utah relating to the organisation of Corporations not inday. tended for pecuniary profits Genealogy meeting was held with such at the Luther Tatton home as are or rights and obligations may be prescribed by Wednesday evening with a large law. attendance. By order of the Southeastern The Sunday School officers Utah Associated Industries, this and teachers are planning or 20th day of March, A. D. 1939. J. BRACKEN LEE, taking the Sunday School up President of the Southeastern S.raight canyon this Saturday Utah Associated Industries. n an Easter hike. Homer Duncan and family are First publication March 24, 1939 hom? with the flu. l'I' Iff nr o- CASTLE ty . Mr. and Mrs. .J l.lnvH journeyed to Price, where yuiv.mocu a ir.ew ueneral Company truck. The Order of the Eastern sj is entertaining tir.e Grand o cers of the Eastern Star of U in ureen Rver, Fridav Sutton, a Worthy Grand iron, win oe accompanied by few of her Grand OffirM banquet will be held at 6:30 j m., at the church, followed in mediately by a meeting in ft nail. Sunrise servees will lv h Easter Sunday, sponsored joint ly oy tne cnurcnes, with tin services conducted by the Pre J byterians. o butter wrappers with yoni name printed on them, sed 100 postpaid for $1.15. County Progress. Emer Chris-tense- Utah-Associat- ed to-w- it, vi-it- ( The best news sometimes ii found among the advertise ments. SUMMONS In the Seventh Judicial Dlst rict Court of Emery Countjj State of Utah. Luella B. Guvmon Bailey, FlaintiS vs. Carl Hester Bailey, Defendad The State of Utah to the sail Defendant: You are hereby summoned appear within twenty days ilte the service of this summons op on you, if served within th county in which this action thjr brought; otherwise, within and de ti ty days after service, fend the above entitled action and in case of your failure I to do, judgment will be render ed against you according to tl demand of the complaint wnie has been filed with the Cleric said. Court. Ut This action is Druu&iu wi dissolving BJ cover a judgment c TIT Tl marriage . A Mi i contract nerew and now existing oeiween and the plaintiff. nriANE A Attorney for Plain n r r aif nle. w First publication March 24, Last publication nym Ul i DALE CITY, EMERY nn.m COUNTY, .,,- , t . . (.nrn,. w frr'i V STATE OF .. UTAH fl 4A1U udul iMuriCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that onbetneheld EMERY COUNTY ABSFRACT CO. of April, a.D. 1939, a special bond election will he limits of Castle Dale Wi l l: l ;, Emery County, State of 'ne purpose of submitting City, to such oualified electors of saldW There are enough uncertain- as snail have paid a Dronertv t.nv t.hprpin in the vear next m ties about trading in lands ceding such election, the proposition: without guessing at the title. Shall the negotiable following Caji coupon bonds of Castle DaleTwel of Emery sum state County, of in the BE ON THE SAFE SIDE Utah, w Thousand Dollars ($12,000.00) payable serially within ana to exceed twenty years Demand an Abstract of Title from the date of their issue, bearing interest at a rate not to exceed four per centum -- Our Abstracts Tell It All 4V) p;r annum be issued ana sold for the purposepayable cost of reo so"ivN"o:;. the of defraying part of jr Mr1i a placing portion of the existing pipe line of the muni; cipal waterworks system of Castle Dale City, Emery County. Uta.-;- nnrf ,art nt th .nntrnrtine Otnw improvements to the said waterworks system?" J At said election the form of ballot shall be substantias j NEW HOTEL t T rru, semi-annuall- y, BOND ELECTION BADLOT For the issue of Twelve Thousand Dollars ($12,000.00) Waterworks Bonds SEMLOH If the voter . . riirc ' " trt uT'Jl !ean -- p can't be done today n Vernon Van Buren, of Orangeville, was struck in t ev bv a .22 bullet ky July, 1917 inflicting a bad wound, but fortunately not imparing the sight Six automobiles and one bii"-5all loaded with "liquid fire." were held u on the steel bridge at Hunting-to- r by .Sheriff O. W. Sitterud and posse at 2 o'clock morning of July 4. 1917. and as a result the booze was confiscated and the names of the parties secured who were to be arrested later. east side of town, and as the minutes slid by the fire became more threatening to homes in that section of town. The catwere all tails and swamp-graablaze. Just 20 minutes elapsed from the time the fire was discovered until it was extinguished and frightened people retired in relief to their homes. No one seems to know how the fire wa3 started, but citizens of Green River know that through the alertness and ability of the volunteer firemen, peace and safety were restored. Mrs. Fred Hinson, of California, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Redd and family, of Texas, are visit- J which place he expects to lin Of 11(1 VinnCOn ...14.1. . What's this world comM vV i"uuug ana norse wiw ling from the air? VUIC 111 lilVUr III LI1C D t'ES n lOOUt NO Waterwon? v . utfAffl in the space after the i the issue of waterwtni against hi rCl l;,ult X ln the sPace after the word "No ", .nn t . Side of aiJ ballot shall be the follow Official X, Ballot for Castle Dale City, Emery County, , 1939. ltah, Special Bond Election, April Salt Lake ( nah itv, THIS holder corpus- entitles the to 23c i 'keel ''V - eduction NEW e.s. :'. carpe rales a)U,,on on cuiv('r-nxm- ," lo the niattress-'hrou.h.- ut the mse t'-- KATKS to S3 50 N'w Feature Free "e ;si.50 (iarage I'SK THIS COUPON tort Recoil, d hour the polls be opened at the cloc ' clsed at the hour of 7 o'clock P. m-CastMSJ H.The ,P.mnB. Places for all oualified electors of Deal the City Hall in said City and tne rwnnn . vjitgerson, h.. a. Larson, xvus. CaStle Dale' Utah- this 13th day f 3Y nATiE CP' THE CIIY COUNCIL OF CASTLEr. (SEAL) u EMERY COUNTY, STATE OF t.r pm sff' At said t lectio.! - ""-"h- 1 !'!nL'x, 18, OrS 1 - ATTEST: Carlos G. Larsen, L'ity Recorder u i7. Date of first publication war Date or but nublication Apru m |
