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Show Friday, May (JlNTAfi CASIN RECORD. DUCHESNE, UTAH 25, 1945 UINTAH BASIN RECORD EDWARD S. RICH, Editor and Publisher PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT DUCHESNE, Report Of Highway Travel In The State Shows Big Decrease Myton News By Sire. Grace Dalglelsb UTAH matter Entered as second-clas- s Mr. and Mrs. Eph McMillan of at Postoffice the at 1922, 26, May Display Advertising Park City, Mr. and Mrs. William of act Mat Rate, For Plates. Per Agate Duchesne, Utah, under the Price of Heber, Mr. and Mrs. March 3, 1879. Line, 3c. Cliff Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Don Per Column Inch, 42c Giles of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Classified and Reading Notice Orin Olsen, Mrs. George ThompSUBSCRIPTION RATES For Sale, For Rent, Wanted, Lost son, Mrs. Frank Hale and Mrs. and Found, Miscellaneous, 10c per Three Months $1.00 Max Lewis of Duchesne, Mrs. ime, first insertion; 5c per line for Six Months - $1.50 Pearl Jenkins, Mrs. Marriner each succeeding issue minimum ...$2.50 McMullin, Mr. and Mrs. Ras CurYear One charge, 30c. tis of Roosevelt were among the out of town friends and relatives who attended the funeral of Mrs. FOLKS By E. M. Brinkerhoff Rex Giles Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lou Trinniman and Miss Erma Babcock returned to Salt Lake City Tuesday morning, call-o- d here by the death of Mrs. Rex Giles, their niece and cousin respectively. Mrs. Bliss Lott, Mrs. Homer Robinson, Miss Alice Todd and Mrs. Ed Ponton were hostesses ADVERTISING RATES fZA i ' s ' K .V--c J -R - -- Wl -- SeiAUC's Theyre stajing home every night and saving their money for a Wai Bond! Greater Profits In Fat Cattle One of the greatest weaknesses of the Basin cattlemen, and a practice by which they lose a lot of money is their failure to feed out their stock before putting them on the market. Most of the cattle raisers do not seem to realize the difference in the price they get for range cattle to that which they could get for the finished animals,, and therefore ship the feeder stock. For the feeder stock the price runs about 9 or 10 cents per pound, and the cattle weigh about 900 or 1000 pounds. But if the cattle are kept a little longer, and fed until they are fat they would then weigh 200 or more pounds than the feeders, and the price would then be about 15 cents per pound for the entire animal. This practice seems so simple that we wonder why so much hay is still sent out of the Basin, and so many feeder stock are also sent out to eat the hay and get fat outside of the Basin, when they should be fattened here. It seems hard to convince some of the old timers that they can make a good profit from buying grain, and growing corn for silage, and following an intelligent feeding program. We again advise all cattle raisers to get in touch with their county agent, and also to learn something from those who are now feeding out their livestock. Commissioner L. J. Gilbert is well known in this area. He recently shipped 38 head of finished cattle, for which he received a price far above what those who sell feeders receive for their cattle, and this allowed him a very good margin of profit for the grain and silage which he fed. We ship out each year vast quantities of hay, and thousands of head of feeder cattle, which experienced cattle raisers purchase in other places and make a profit both from the hay and the cattle, while we sit here and complain about the hard conditions we have in the Basin. These conditions need not be so hard if we will intelligently cooperate, and learn the proper practice in raising cattle for profit, and make the profit ourselves. Benson and Violet Gentry Elva Johnson of Salt Lake spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Johnson. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs, Melba Borden of Los Angeles. Mrs. Otto Lloyd spent the past week in Provo, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Deloris Zobell. Mrs. Olive Sorensen entertained the members of the Thursday club at her home May 17. Very tasty refreshments were served to the following ladies: Gladys F,dith Gentry, Margaret Dart, and Mortensen Lloyd, Mattie Violet Gentry. J. B. Lemon took a load of beef steers to the Salt Lake market Sunday. Betty Jenson was the overnight guest of her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mr3. Max Jenson of Myton Saturday. Several from Ioka attended the graduation exercises at Roosevelt Friday night. Florence Fcrclval, La Rea Fausett, Ruth and Rhea Deane Lloyd were graduates from Ioka who were members of the graduating class. Mrs. Tom Gentry took Ilia Vaye Lemon, Evelyn Fausett and Marcie Lemon to the Roosevelt City Park to help her little daughter Louise celebrate her sixth birthday. Mrs. Celia Jones and daughter Dale were visiting relatives and friends In Kamas last week. Mrs. Jane Bradford returned to her home In Salt Lake after a two months visit with her daughter, Mrs. Archie Benson. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lemon were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Robison Sunday afternoon. Mr. Cale Johnson of Ely, Nevada, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Johnson. W. G. Gentry took his beef cattle to Ogden Saturday. M. J. Benson came in from Salt Lake Friday to att-n- d the graduation exercises of his daughters Ruth and Rhea. He returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Lemon were shopping in Roosevelt Saturday. A party was given at the ward hall Thursday in honor of Hal who made a brief visit in Provo as he returned to his station at Oakland, California. Jay was wounded in action on Iwo Jima and has been returned to the United States for medical attention. Mrs. Jenkins will remain in Myton, for the present, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Giles. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wing, former Myton residents, now residing in Ogden, spent a few in days transacting business Myton, returning to Ogden Tuesday evening. The glamor of the navy seems to . appeal very strongly to the youth of Myton a3 we again lost one of our younger set when Lynn Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dean, left Friday for Salt Lake City where he enlisted Saturday afternoon at a bridge m the U. S. Navy. .uncheon at the home of Mrs. J. R. Bywater returned Tuesixtt. Luncheon ' was served at day evening after a short visit with decorated tables quartette in Lake City. Salt .ilacs, to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. O. A- - Dart and Mrs. Wm. Koehler, Mrs. Wm. Mrs. E. W. Kronquist, children, Fredericka and Willis, Greece, Mrs. James Dalgleish, Mrs. H. attended the graduation exerVV. Davenport, Mrs. Wm. Harris, cises of the Wahatch Academy Mrs. W. H. Linke, Mrs.- - Ethel at ML Pleasant, leaving SaturBaret and Mrs. George Weinerth. day and returning Monday, acby their daughter, An afternoon of bridge was en- companied was a member of joyed, with Mrs. Kronquist being Dorothy, who che graduation class. She reawarded the high score prize. outan ceived her award for Mrs. George Weinerth of Salt Lake City, who is visiting her standing ability in dramatics. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Odekirk at Fort Duchesne was a Government Furnishes week end guest at the home of Stallions for Use by Mrs. Ed Ponton. Horse Raisers Basin in MilMrs. Homer and Mrs. Lou ner spent Thursday in Price, Horsemen of Uintah and Duwhere they received medical at- chesne counties will again have tention. While there they visited the services . of three thoroughMrs. Lee Cooper, and repprt that bred stallions Heuvelton, Knight she is steadily improving. Her Club, and Moorcroft available many friends hope that she will to them in 1945, according to soon return to Myton. word received from Colonel F. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schram of W. Koester, officer in charge, of Salt Lake City were Myton Western Remount Area, Pomona, visitors Wednesday when return- California. These stallions are trip to provided by the U. S. governing from a business Vernal. ment as a public service to asThe mothers of the first grade sist local breeders to produce students of the Myton school better type riding horses for entertained Thursday afternoon local use or for sale in local or in the school gym complimentary other markets. Currently, Heuto Miss Josephine Hunt, the velton, is standing with Wallace teacher of the first grade. Re- Caldwell, manager, Hugh W. freshments were enjoyed and a Colton ranch, Vernal; Knight shower handkerchief greeted Club is standing with Gilbert Miss Hunt in token of the ap- Beebe of Altonah; and Moorpreciation of the mothers of her croft Is standing with Lester students. Gardner of Neola. Mrs. Clarence Liddell enterA survey just completed by the tained Friday afternoon, at her headquarters of the Western Rehome on South Myton bench, for mount Area, which comprises the her young daughter, LaRue, in seven western states, indicates honor of her 12th birthday an- that there will be a very brisk niversary. The young hostess semano for good riding horses was the recipient of many nice during the post war period and gifts from her gucst3 who en- that western breeders generally joyed an afternoon of games are laying their plans now to followed by a delicious lunch. profit from the good market that Present were Orba Tanner, Arva seems certain. Breeders asJoan ' Crapo, sociations report the largest and Marie Tanner, Reva most extensive registration of and Helene Hemphill Perry. purebred horses in their history. James O. Dean, son of Mr. Our groat cattle industry, and Mrs. Darrell Dean, who is which is the largest user of now employed at Ogden, was re- horses in the west, is demanding cently givien an opportunity to as many horses as ever,, but inprove his abiliity as a corres- sisting that they be of better pondent when the Ogden Stan- type. There has been a marked dard Examiner sent him to Salt and steady growth in the numLake City to cover the funeral ber and activity of state, county of President Heber J. Grant An and similar horsemen's associaof excellent the tions and riding groups, accorddescription crowd attending and of the ser- ing to Colonel Koester. These vices in the tabernacle was organizations are sponsoring new printed in the May 19 edition of legislation to provide for exten-tio- n the Ogden Standard Examiner, and development of trails under the name of James O. and other facilities for riding. Dean. Various recing associations, state Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Jolly and and county horse show fairs, son of Salt Lake City, Mr. and circuits, and similar activities Mrs. Douglas Stoker and son and featuring horses, have extensive daughter of Bingham, arrived on post war plans to be put into Friday for a week end visit at operation as soon as appropriate. the home of their mother, Mrs. Several reliable authorities have Jack Gingell. information recently published Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harris indicating that the war tom went to Mt. Pleasant Monday to countries of Europe and Asia get their daughter, Margaret will need large numbers of Mary, who is a student at the horses and that many of these Wasatch Academy. Nancy Todd must come from America, Richard and also Jennings, The state of Utah has done students at Wasatch Academy, much in recent years to advance returned home with them Mon- the breeding and development of day evening. fine horses, according to ReGraduation exercises for the mount records. class of 1945 was held at the The stallions, Heuvelton, MoorRoosevelt High School Friday croft and Club are exwith the following ceptionally Knight evening fine Individuals who students from Myton receiving have proven themselves to be their diplomas: Louie Uresk, excellent sires. Breeders intervaledictorian of the class; Lynn ested in utilizing these stallions Dean, Lavena Pectol and June are urged to contact their agents Anna Snyder. as listed above. Miss Mauna Frandscn and Miss Alice Sands spent the week end 4-II Club Landscapers in Salt Lake City visiting with friends. Start Improving Mr. and Mrs. George Funk and Farm Home Localities children, who are now residing When the 800,000 former at Provo, spent the week end here visiting with relatives and boys and girls in war service friends, returning home Sunday come home, they will welcome evening, accompanied by Mrs. improvements in the farmstead. Home Funks brother, Pfc. Jay Jenkins, Through the National grounds Beautification Activity, Johnson, Jesse Benson and How- club members are encouraged to ard Jones, who are home on fur- plant trees, shrubs and flower beds, Improve lawns, repair old loughs. Edna Angus of Fort Duchesne buildings and broken down and attended the party given for the delapidated fences, and remove soldier boys Thursday night. unsightly objects to make their Mr. Lewis of California is home surroundings more atspending a few day swith his tractive It is estimated that more than daughter, Mrs. Wesley Jensen. Oscar Nelson of Upalco was a million rural youth have deIn Ioka Friday. voted their spare time in beau- 4-- H 4-- SUMMONS CLASSIFIED OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT DISTHE FOURTH JUDICIAL FOR SALE 70 acres of TRICT OF THE STATE OF 6 milk cows, 16 pure bred THE UTAH, IN AND FOR " 30 range cattle with A recent report of the travel fords, DUCHESNE. OF COUNTY some shows Utah in on highways permit, 2 large horses. See Her EDITH DELILA ANDERSON, bert Lang. Utahn. interesting figures. These figures Plaintiff, are compiled from automatic vs. HOT BED PLANTS Will counter stations established by ESTATE OF J. L. MAHAF-FEa large varietf of hot bed D L the State Road Commission, and Deceased, and F. H. of all kinds. Able to these stations are placed on the LOTT, (and all other perfuj , various main highways in the sons unknown, claiming any orders, large or small w interor estate state. Clemons, Duchesne. right, title, est in, or lien upon the real The one in Parleys canyon comChoice Dahlia Bulbs For shows that there has been a deproperty described in the to the plainadverse crease in traffic in that canyon colors, 10c per bulb plaint tiffs ownership or clouding to fill' all orders. Myrl jw? of 53, compared with the traffic plaintiffs title thereto.) in 1941. The Daniels canyon trafDefendants Bridgeand, Utah 19.9 of decrease a fic shows TO UTAH STATE OF FOR SALE OR TRADE for the same time. This is an THE DEFENDANTS: SAID THE 1941 G. M. C. Truck and Cattfe evidence that a great deal of the to summoned You are hereby A--l Condition. See Con traffic from the Basin was truckwithin twenty days after Rack in appear has business Stayed ing, and that of this summons upon die Crandall at Utahn. 44.45 service about the same, while in Parleys you, if served within the county FOR SALE One young team canyon the main part of the tra- in which this action is brought, vel was by tourists, and that has otherwise within thirty day3 af- well broke, weigh about 1400 Its ter service and defend the above each. See Del Broadhead, Tabiona practically stopped. The report further shows that entitled action; and in case of 5 increase in the your failure so to do, judgment there is an 11 BABY CHICKS traffic in Daniels canyon this will be rendered against you acdemands of the the to in and that over last cording year, Book orders for your bi year the state there is a 9.6 increase complaint which has been filed chicks early to be sure to h Court. said of clerk in travel this year over last year. with the them when yon want them, This action is brought to quiet described have U. S. Certified Chicks. on real title property His work is done, and we have as Southeast quarter of the RITCHIE HATCHERY, HEB1 only to avail ourselves of Gods Southwest quarter; West half of rule in order to receive His the West half of the Southwest FOR SALE 12 Ton Chevrolet us to enables blessing, which of the Southeast quarter Truck, 1941 Model See Ray quarter work out our own salvation. of Section 3, Township One (1) Duchesne, Utah. 45 Mary Baker Eddy. South, Range Four (4) West, Uintah Special Meridian, Utah, cording; to the demands of the or less complaint which has been filed tifying their home sites during containing 50 acres more and together with all improvewith the clerk of said court. the war years of 1942-4This is an action to quiet the This is the eighth consecutive ments thereon and appurtenances thereto or appertain- title on real property described year of the activity, which is belonging as South half of the Northeast conducted under the direction of ing thereto. RULON J. LARSEN, Northwest quarter of the quarter; the Extension Service' and all for Plaintiff, Northeast Attorney quarter of Section 14, Mrs. donated of merit awards by P. O. Address, Duchesne, Utah. Township 2 South, Range 7 West, Charles R. Walgreen, Chicago First publication April 28, 1945 Uintah Special Meridian, Utah, horticultural enthusiast The in- Last publication May 25, 1945 160 acres of land, containing centives for exceptional achievemore or less, and together with ments in farm home landscaping SUMMONS all improvements thereon and comprise sterling silver medals COURT OF appurtenances belonging thereto DISTRICT THE IN to county winners, gold watches , THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS- or appertaining thereto. to state champions, and National RULON J. LARSEN, TRICT OF THE STATE OF honors to Club Congress Attorney for Plaintiff, UTAH, IN AND FOR THE P. O. Address, Duchesne, Utah. eight selected from the latter. COUNTY OF DUCHESNE. First publication April 28, 1945 Ciunty extension agents will fur- THOMAS M. GILBERT, and Last publication May 25, 1945 nish full information of the ac- L. J. GILBERT, Plaintiffs, tivity for the asking. SUMMONS vs. THE DISTRICT COURT OF MARIE S. ROUTZMAN, IN (and SUMMONS all other persons unknown, THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL claiming any right, title, estate or interest in, or lien upon UTAH, IN AND FOR THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE the real property described in COUNTY OF DUCHESNE STATE OF UTAH, SITTING the complaint adverse to the THOMAS M. GILBERT, and IN AND FOR THE COUNTY L. J. GILBERT, plaintiffs title thereto.) OF DUCHESNE. Defendants. Plaintiffs, IRVIN COLE, TO OF UTAH THE STATE vs. Plaintiff, THE SAID DEFENDANTS: FREDERICK F. NORCROSS, vs. You are hereby summoned to and Mrs. Frederick F. Non The Western Real Estate and appear within twenty days after cross, his wife, whose other Securities Company, a Utah service of , this summons upon and true name is unknown, you, if served within the county Corporation and its assigns, (and all other persons usuccessors, or heirs at law, not in which this action is brought, nknown, claiming any right, within thirty known to Plaintiff, the Con- otherwise days title, estate or interest in, or after service and defend the tinental National Bank and lien upon the real property above entitled action; and in case described in the complaint aTrust Company, a Banking dverse to the plaintiffs owneCorporation of Salt Lake City, of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against Utah in its capacity of Adrship or clouding plaintiffs title ministrator of the Estate of you according to the demands of thereto.) the complaint, which has been Defendants. Anna L. Morrison, Deceased, filed with the clerk of the said THE STATE OF UTAH TO Edward H. Young, and Cor-inn- e court. THE SAID DEFENDANTS: E. WesL as the only heirs Thi3 is an action to quiet title You are hereby summoned to n, at law of said Anna L. on real property described as the appear within twenty days after Deceased, Southwest quarter; West half of service of this summons upon Defendants. the Southeast quarter; Southeast if served within the county THE STATE OF UTAH TO quarter of the Southeast quarter you, in which this action is brought, THE SAID of Section 32, Township 2 South, otherwise within DEFENDANTS, thirty days after GREEINGS: Range 3 West, Uintah Special service and defend the above eYou are hereby summoned to Meridian, Utah, together with all ntitled and in case of your thereon and ap- failure action; appear within twenty days after improvements so to do, judgment will the service of this summons upon purtenances belonging thereto, be rendered against you accoror appertaining thereto. you, if served within the county ding to the demands of the coRULON J. LARSEN, in which this action is brought, mplaint which has been filed with Attorney for Plaintiff, court. otherwise within thirty days P. O. Address, Duchesne, Utah. the clerk of the said This is an action to quiet the after service, and defend the First publication 28, 1945 title on real property described above entitled action; and in Last publication April 25, 1945 May as Southeast quarter of the case of your failure to do so, Southwest quarter; Southwest be rendered judgment will SUMMONS of the Southeast quaquarter deto the against you according THE DISTRICT COURT OF rter; East half of the Southeast IN mand of the( complaint, which THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS- quarter in Section 6, Towhas been filed' with the clerk of TRICT OF THE STATE OF nship 3 South, Range 3 West, said court. UTAH, IN AND FOR THE Uintah Special Meridian, Utah, or This action has been brought COUNTY OF DUCHESNE. containing 160 acres, more to quiet the title to Lot 3, and ROY GILES, all with and less, together the Southeast quarter of the thereon or appePlaintiff, vs. Northwest and the rtaining thereto. quarter, RULON J. LARSEN, Northeast quarter of the South- BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, a corporation, Mrs. M. J. west quarter, of Section 1, TownAttorney for Plaintiff, t MAIRE, IRRIGATED FARMS P. O. Addrpss, Duchesne, ship 3 South, Range 5 West of MORTGAGE a COMPANY, publication April 28, 1945 the Uintah Special Meridian, in 1945 Last all corporation, other (and publication May 25, Duchesne County, Utah. persons unknownw, claiming Dated at Duchesne County, any right, title, estate of interUtah, this 7th day of May, A. est in, or lien upon the real D. 1945. 82 CATTLE PELLETS property described in the comL. A. HOLLENBECK, plaint adverse to the plaintiffs title thereto.) $76.00 PER TON Attorney for the Plaintiff. Postoffice address of Attorney Defendants. for Plaintiff, Duchesne, Utah. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE SAID DEFENDANTS: (First publication May 25, 1945. You are hereby summoned to Last publication June 22, 1945.) appear within twenty days after GENERAL HAULING service of this summons upon Altonah, Utah SUMMONS you, if served within the county IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF in which this action is brought, THE FOURTH JUDICIAL otherwise within thirty days afDISTRICT OF THE STATE ter service and defend the above OF UTAH IN AND FOR DU- - entitled action; and in case of H. B. HOLLENBECK your failure so to do, judgment CHESNE COUNTY. willbe rendered against you ac- Notary public BESSIE S. BARTON, North of Plaintiff, your failure so to do, judgment vs. will be rendered County Court House against you acC. A. MILTON and ANNA cording to the demands Utah of the Duchesne JOHNSON, (and all other per- complaint which has been filed sons unknown, claiming any with the clerk of said court. This is an action to right, title, interest, or estate quiet title in, or lien upon the real prop- on real property described as described in the complaint Lot Two (2), and the South erty L. A. HOLLENBECK half adverse to the plaintiffs own- of Northeast of Section quarter ership or clouding plaintiff's One (1), in Attorney Township Four (4) title thereto.) South, Range Four (4) West, Utah Defendants. Uintah Special Duchesne Meridian, Utah, THE STATE OF UTAH TO together with improvements SAID DEFENDANT: thereon and You are hereby summoned to tion water together with irrigaof .59 C.F.S. of appear within twenty days after water withfiling State Engineer of service of this summons upon Utah, used ROY A. 8CIION1AN on said land. you, if served within the county RULON J. LARSEN, in which this action is brought, Registered Attorney for Plaintiff, otherwise within thirty days afP. O. Address, Mortician Duchesne, Ut. ter service and defend the above First publication, May 1945, Utah is, entitled action; and In case of Last Duchesne publication June 15, 1945. r Y, a Sale-Mi- xed 4. 4-- H Young-Morriso- Utah-Firs- Fay Prows t-Mw |
