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Show I t UTAH UINTAH BASIN pymmkD- DUCHESNE, - The Aurora Borealis ALTONAH NUMBER OFFICIAL CAMP NEWS, CCC COMPANY By Mrs. John E. Merrick ye0Wst0M 7 The M. I. A. W'ard Conference Moon Lake Camp was held Sunday in the Ward Under Direction of Education Edited By Hall. Mr. J. Fortie, Mr. Burch Advisor Vern 0. Dufae Bennion, Mr. Joseph Case of Mt. IV m. Casaday Emmons and Mrs. Alex Pace of Boneta were visitors. Some very And all that stuff we have to next good instructions were given to Time flies, oh, so swiftly. It I they are invited to attend the eat. the new officers. sems but short days ago that program to be held soon. Last and baggy The Relief Society gave a show- flowers bloomed, birds sang, and Thursday saw the first film pro- From heavy drawers Marion Ross has moved his entitljeans. family from Bingham into Wan-les- s er for Mr. and Mrs. Provensal a warm, dreamy haze hung over jected in camp. The film, Let me forget what all that Clark last Tuesday. They re- the land. Now, we are in the ed "Whose Fault, was shown beShields house. means. class, ceived many useful and beautiful clutches of winter. Cold is king. fore the regular forestry me off in sunny clime Following are those who attend- presents. Drop the forestry that a bet but But its with that diverse weather, ed L. D. S. Stake Convention at the birds sing all the Where as many enroll never Mr. and Mrs. George Holt have comes the happiest holiday season work will Mr. and Mt. Emmons Sunday: of time, as appeared. Over half Mrs. Hale Holgate, Mrs. Hattie taken their sheep to their ranch of the year Christmas to the souls turned out to see a Far from winters howling blast; in the winter. a climax Year. is New company for the Christmas Upalco Horrocks, Mrs. Marion S. Shields, Let the bliss forever last. before and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Timothy of an eventful year. New Years film depicting forests Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cilbert, etc. me romp and live in joy Let welafter fires, careless choppers, Mrs. Celia Gilbert, O. L. Gilbert, announce the arrival of a baby Day heralds another year, a beA smiling, carefree, happy boy, and was entertaining to so It unique coming gesture, speak. Willard Deardon, Beatrice Gill and girl.. on where Ill hear or see from Far hints fair some sides giving Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foy. Sitting in comfort before a rudMrs. Melvin Larsen of RooseAught that spells of CCC. forest protection and beautificais visiting her parents, Mr. dy blaze, working in a howling velt B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Horrocks Wall for a few wind, making merry a party, no tion. is PERSONALITIES have returned from a visit to Ver- and Mrs. Lewis educational The department matter where you are, take a few films Fetters Flies High nal, where they were the guests days. minutes and consider whither you- hard at the task of securing in been Wall Ethel has advanceand amusement visiting Mrs. of Mrs. Horrocks mother, elaborate for both After preparations, ve wandered or what youve done Duchesne and Roosevelt the past entertained the ment. Worthman. Fetters Civilthe Harry We of the year. past week. ian Conservation Corps will go So let er snow and pile it high, lady friends at the dance to a Sunday. Bishop Rulon J. Larsen He The school is giving a Christ- back will come and well get gab fest seldom equalled. of Duchesne shipped a truck load through our year with you. Our films mas and in his evening. program scintillated Thursday dancing of steers from his lease, where he by. Perhaps some of us have aided Randle Wardle has been on the a poor was the lion of the party. And has been feeding them at sustheir family, provided What ho! Well done! and all this in of his two score years sick list the past week, but is bet- tenance and brought them comfort that sort of thing. The bally old and ten.spiteW hat talent we discovter this at writing. Members of the Bell family and happiness. Or yet again perCCC Is fast becoming a well-bre- d The Calder Bros. Creamery will er occasionally. have been ill the past week with are there folks enchance, young Lo-B- o institution. The fellows have ceas soon have their garage and serand "Gordie displayflu. of school joying advantages high ed stealing each others pie and ed their Terpichorian wares in a vice station completed. or even a mother's The M. I. A. will present two Maybe The new pool hall is going up burden college. naughty bedtime stories fashion that would make the has been lightened with telling one act plays entitled Pink and the for and Wardle Wall Mr. jolly old game of Ping young blush from lack of ability. convensome household on the rapidly. Patches and Teapot Table Tennis or what have Their swinging, fancy stepping, Smith are the carpenters. ience simple Pete Pong, purchased with CC wages. Rocks, Friday evening, Dec. 28th Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Maxwell The rattle of chips has pirouetting, and genial gallantry We should not need to mention you. followed by a dance. The pubto the more dignified endeared them to the fair ladies. were in Salt Lake City on busi- benefits to changed lic is cordially invited to attend. forests, range lands, of celluloid against wood, When not able to secure a partner ness the past week. clacking and wild life. John H. Holgate is ill at this from the mumbled grunt of raise for the dance, Gordie performMr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones parks, As this year draws to an endDont ed a solo to writing. took Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll you five to the cry of much to the ing, we are happy happy because the little ball on Roosevelt last Tuesday for medi- we meaning step delight of the onlookers. We just are of some use to humanity Chemist Dye of course. cal aid. wonder the cause of such hilarity. happy in the joy of doing. Our The cliemKts' d.ves are purei And last but not least, think of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Caldwell and When Rogers returndone is is work It mainly just. and ed from Roguish than the ones of nature. The cheap Alonzo Caldwell were called to clear the arms, steady eyes, dance at Neola, he the with willing hearts and an eye to feet that result. production of sulphuric acid built Emery to the funeral of their light ladies tried several that We reported and service. rejoice undying an Important synthetic dje Indus Then from a far corner comes to sister, Mrs. Alonzo Brinkerhoff. him. The following day us. vamp with to world the beg rejoice try. the grunt, Nerts, theyll be bring- he was Mrs. Howard Dunn, Mrs. Less from rheumaThe CCC family wishes everyin a game of Tiddliwinks tism. What Shiner and Mrs. Clarence Jones one a MERRY CHRISTMAS and ing price glory? are employed to take the statis- a HAPPY NEW YEAR, and we next. Manuel Sisneroz, the man of CCC DAY BY DAY tics of the child welfare drive. the hour! Spends all day primpthat years ensuing hope solemnly The P. T. A. held their meeting shall see Thoughts While Strolling ing for the dance and then puts a everyone come into his Cute little vermilion panties for piece of crepe over one eye. We Monday night. A good program, own. the basketball tossers. The ViC' wonder the reason for the dissupper and dancing were the feaSafety Meeting tures of the evening. torian maids that used to wear guise. We understand hes in On Monday night, the regular Dec. 22 - 23 -entitled A three act drama, em sure will spread eyes of envy. love too. in the Ward safety meeting was held in the The' Mayor in an overseas; Tiny was played "Tommy Heres Looking At You! Frank Morgan Old Hall Tuesday night to a large mess hall. After the meeting, Chamberlains 'avoirdupois. The story is told that our fellows of several the Genevieve Tobin gathered crowd. Everyone enjoyed it very Sols fadaway, anent the for group singing. At the meet- news rageous Mayor visited the headin much. That won arctics coming. to of the Technical staff admonished were men the quarters ing, Mrs. Reba Timothy is in RooseDan Patch died of poiBY YOUR LEAVE holithe Thanksgiving extreme their care in during take trips medical aid. for velt soned grain maybe? Anyhow the Of course Stress over the the had home days. holidays. Mayor Comedy distance between the messhall on his best behavior and wanted on was picklaid transportation, UNLUCKY STRIKE and the barracks at a recent meal ing safe, sure means home with was made in seven seconds flat. to show his kindly fellowship for on those around him. He spied a con slipavoid accidents care to A striving young medico swalDec. 21 - 25 -Announcetainer that much resembled a pery thoroughfares. his own medicine. hooch bottle and immediately apment was also made to the effect lowing Richard Dix Two hundred and thirty fish at be would who men desired it. With much gusto G. that W. Mrs. propriated Gentry By in Friday night, twelve of and oratory he gave a allowed to enroll in correspondence supper grand toast these were halibut. A daughter was born to Mr. and courses provided by His Greatest Gamble to those present and gulped down the Ninth Robertsons sang-froiMaury Mrs. James Larsen of Arcadia, Corps Area Headquarters. Coursa big draft of the fiery liquid. Comedies Dec. 14th. Mrs. Larsen is at the es are available in: Elementary who the hell cares. To his consternation it burnt him OLD MAIDS MISTAKE Eluding the elusive dance night; home of her mother, Mrs. Olive and Advanced Diesel Engineering, Tears came into his severely. swallowing that shot, in time CUBBYS STRATOSPHERE Sorensen. English, eyes and he sat furiously. HorJournalism, Business am I I dying, Egypt, dying. The Primary children are giving Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Elrors! He had been duped. The waited in vain at Saturdays a program at the hall Monday to How bottle contained a concentrate for Study, French, ementary Mr. dance Dukes the Emitter, Dec. 24th. The children and Baking. the making of a high power cold mouth that launched a thousand will be given a treat of popcorn, Dont tell the Mayor we Alls Well That Ends Well remedy. the quips; Hadlock, speedometer candy and nuts. heard about this. of winter, the With coming Elizabeth Gentry was pleasantly came a drastic need for arctics. Thinking of Berry, the tailor, SarPains Hospital tor sure He was broad a Resartus; surprised by a number of her Men came in from work every LaVar Johnson, our genial hosflash dance. at that way young friends Sunday night. with wet feet. Colds ran Dieters inverted crown Ali Ba- pital attendant has been sent home A large number from Io)ta at- night the camp. The ba and the through rampant And Good Coffee Roosevelt forty thieves; Smitty because of illness. He probably tended Conference at sides of the infirmary bulged out visited the overhead and never knew too much concerning his own Sunday. from too many unnecessary pat- did find his bottle Those seduc- medicine. FOOD Youll ENJOY Mrs. M. J. Benson is reported LaVon Anderson has been apients. Each convoy that came tive curtains in the cooks bouon the sick list. was scanned with eager eyes and doir to take LaVars place unTom pointed dive Into and Binghams FISHER BEER Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Iorg left with downcast features. Then history while hovering over one til he returns. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jensen were came the good news. Bill Butler of the Mayors steaks. John Prince suffered a mild lacMy kingOWL CAFE shopping in Roosevelt Saturday. was sent to Ft. Douglas for a dom for a horse, suggested Tom. eration on his right leg. It put The Primary officers were enload of arctics. The night he ar- Three fishers went sailing out into him out of the race for only a few Duchesne, Utah tertained at the home of Mrs rived with them, it snowed sever- the west just as the sun came days, however, Thelma Webb Wednesday night. The al inches. following morning up. Captain Ivan Powell suffered a strain Bittman brought the men were issued a brand new Chritmas trees, Lt. Stewart arc-ic- s, in the back muscles of his body, and Lt. Elting an empty, but but it was not too severe. pair of rubber arctics before time. Now, the fellows dont no culprit. Bill Casaday splitting work Martin Sunter has spent a few STERLING TRANSPORTATION worry about snow at all. A very kindling with the broad-axdays in the hospital for injured feet. He is okey now. COMPANY few, however, were just a bit unIF There are still a few colds In lucky. Their feet were too large (Not written by Kipling) Uintah Basin Points to Salt Lake for the overshoes, or maybe the If can hold your pie while camp, but all in all everything you overshoes were too small for their looks pretty safe and very those about you healthy. feet, anyway, as soon as supply Are losing theirs and Eastern Utah Transportation Camp To Be Vacated Over Xmas it blaming out With the exception of about 40 sergeant Maxfield has puzzled on you Company which was wrong, arctics will bd If can keep your neck and men, the camp will be deserted you ordered to fit the unlucky ones during the Christmas ears and eyebrows Uintah Basin Points to Price holidays. and all will end well. There are two hundred seventeen From entanglments of stew If you can wipe your mouth and men now enrolled, making about -- oThe camp dance appeared to be 80 per cent of the men absent. Every Day Service Each Way o- in the wiping a success from all standpoints. Arise and smile Christmas Gift? and feel that you were The Christmas decorations A brand new have won traveling library good, the refreshments were good; The camp is yours and all thats has just found its way to our hum the music was good; the crowd ble camp. And when we in it. say new, couldn't be excelled. Such a com- And we mean just that. It is is more, what by far bination could only spell fun. Ev- Youre a the best that has come into real CC my son. camp en a blind man could see that a for many months. Mayor. Nearly every a were good A CCUs Letter To Santa Claus book is now in use. good many having That should time, too. Dear Santa Claus to you I write be sufficient proof. m o From my camp this wintry mte More Winter Dell Judd suffered severe burns To beg a simple gift from you, Snow started falling, last about the head and arms Tuesday. Friday As Ive heard that others do. and continued over He was working in a Sunday. With I want no skates nor bouncing what was already here the pit when he supposedly stepped on can now boast of about a camp ball, a match with hobnailed shoes. foot. Nor story books not that at It is drifting now, so the gang and caught The match ignited all can be right glad that there is no some gasoline there, which caused Not worldly goods as others do; more. We all love our Christmas the burns. He is being cared for A favor's all I ask of you. vacation. at the camp infirmary. & LIGHT When you make your Christmas Capt. Bittman, Motion Picture reading from rounds, Believe It Or Not. This says to rare not For And you pass our camping that the entertainment, great Australian raceeven mention the knowledge and ELECTRICITY IS YOUR MOST EFFICIENT SERVANT grounds, horse, Eclipse, was never beaten help derived therefrom, Co. 1345 Pick me up, in your sleigh. on the turf. motion If Take me with you far away persoribes picture. Beetle" Olsen Captain, what there are any doubting Thomases, Far from beans and stringy meat is a horses turf? By M. S. Shields Born to Mr. and Mrs. James O. Larsen at Ioka, Dec. 14th, a girl. Mother and babe are doing nicely. A good crowd was in attendance at the picture show Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lusty were Salt Lake visitors last week. F-3- ! tap-danc- e, it, trd-ridd- COZY THEATRE der-hor- se d, TRY OUR HOT MEAT PIE e. Better Li etter Enjoy The Holiday car-repa- ir P3 LL This Sat. Dec. 22 n Dec. 24 Free Radio a Xmas Hite Dec. 25 D By Mrs. Sarah Case Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pearson took their litle son Billie to Roosevelt Wednesday, where they had his adnoids removed. His breathing Is greatly improved as a result Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Hansen left for Salt Lake City, where they will visit their daughter Luella and family. From there they will go on to Elsinore to visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. Evan and friends. Hansen are caring for their home during their absence. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs, Volney Boswell is somewhat improved from a severe cold. Quite a number are suffering from colds at present. Mrs Fred Case, Mrs. Etta Crosby, Mrs. Etta Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Lister and Mrs. Hilda Thacker quilted at the home of Mrs. Ross Case Wednesday. Mrs. Theora Harris and baby girl are home again after spending a month at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Ioka. The Govt, men are buying cattle here Monday. The Literary lesson was given here Tuesday at Relief Society by Mrs. Edith G. Case. The Ward Primary Christmas Tree festival will be given Thursday evening. Each child will be given a present by Santa. A de- lightful time is anticipated By Mrs Jae Daii rs. Earl F" Sunday evening Mr. Elhotts'bmh?11' ing guests enjoyed novel card Mrs. Glen Dranw Mrs Wm. Harna, i tin Jr., and Mr. Geo. pf Mr. and Mrs, are rejoicing 0ver the games' ad r is the first baby of course Mr. Bywat,. a smile. Miss Alma Lamb who attending the Urn. Lake arrived Fnday holidays with her pare Mr and Mrs. Jaffie8 , v entertained the Sunday with the following sent; Mr. and Mrs. ' , Mar-le- Mr. and Mrs. paui " son and Mr. and Mrs, r ker. High score prize by Mrs. Henderson, wh guests selected (noisy t0 Volt the Christmas Tree and premature celebration of iday season. er Mrs. Quigg of rived last week idays with her Boise, to ic. spend daughte-Ear- l Elliott. The young son of Mr, Owen Smith has been iously ill during the pas Mr. Emerson Draper for Friday evening from where he has been enroll Sa. all of the children. Mrs. Oneta Fortie is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Synthia Hardy is also ill. Duchene Stake convention was held here Sunday. (Too late for last week.) Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hartman motored to Logan, taking their son, Max to continue the last se' mester of his college work. Jowett Fortie and Joseph Case were visiting Altonah Ward Sun- University. He idays with his will spend at a horoscope The Thursday. an . y parents, Mr. Aury Draper. Mrs. Earl Elliott The r ea bndge pa f follow-enjoye- d afternoon wa of ;e se :ia followed by a lovely k Bliss Lott, Mrs. Don Had the Georgia Gingell, Mrs. EM der, Mrs. R, E. Waugh, Mrs. Quigg, mid III By Mrs. Glen its 0 u is 1 or ill fa reir 0 Wh sucl no :at ti r sue ate f nme roblei An I ea. ehm patrol in e mch rang :d in That buld Soren the An-ton- cc s Mrs. Wm. Harr. day afternoon, attending Stake Alice Todd, Mrs. John Mutual Conference. Mrs. Marcus Tingley, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Fae Reay and Tingley Sr., Mrs Geo. Tir family were guests at the home of Mrs. Glenn Draper, Ih Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jessen at Al- Henderson and Mrs. Jan tonah Sunday. gleish. Prize for high so to Mrs. Preece, v awarded Work and Report meeting was held at Relief Society Tuesday. other guests each receive, to the Some charitable sewing was done. oscope which added ment and enjoyment of i Work was resumed at the high The dance sponsored by school building Tuesday. lief Society last Friday nr Mr. and Mrs. Austin B. Taylor a real social success, i are almost ready to move into there were only a few a' their new home which is certain- Prize for the best couple ly a home to be proud of. It is warded to "Two Little made of pressed brick and cleverBlue, the Burgener of I ly designed by first class workHollenbeck men. The community wish them was a Monc Myton visitor much happiness in the lovely crea tion. Mr. Floyd Hartman is working at the saw mill. By Mrs. Ethel L. Curran Mr. Odes Bemis has gone to Price to look for work in the mines. Mr. R, E. Emry is spending this week in Argyle with Harold Wimmer. Mrs. R. E. Emry entertained at a lovely irthday supper Sunday in honor of her daughter, Elizabeth, A delicious supper was served, after which games were played. Those enjoying the evening were: Mrs. Ethel L. Curran and family, and Miss Violet of Antlers, Colorado. Mr. Dale Slane was the overnight guest of Claud Curran Monday night, Many from here attended the CCC dance in Bridgeland last Saturday evening. As a correspondent of the Uintah Basin Record, I take this opportunity of wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. .ttee t co i Friday afternoon, tn officers entertained all dren of primary age was enjoyed and refn- J m er ' co - the served. A feature of Pone Fish the noon was was very much enjoyed children. and The Relief Society bazaa. a Association gave dance Friday night, -!- Ei trol rj b un reports a good time William Fnsby MeeF Sunday from Mr. home Mr. Gail Anderson o from Duchesne Saturday day. Paul, Anna and virp ton were home from Saturday and Sunday. Mr. William for 1 morning with to spend Christmas Lorenzo. Mr. and Mrs. Lamon Law and Mr. and Mrs. h is bar bi jr tea Jty ts a mini perf (( m Monday fr sp they will home of ton left eS jera Fork where mas at the rd ' in son. i Am 'e CORRECTED DELINQUENT NOTICE Sifr The Lake Pork Western Irrigation Company Boneta. Utah ass There is now due and on account of an led Oct. 29th, 1934, of 24cdelinquent amounts s several per share the the names of the share owners as follows, plus advertising NAME SHARES CERT.h'0 " 153 Tatton Bench 35 S. C. Barton A. O. Madsen .. . mn Po ?e r 121 85 Duchesne Farms UigZcoZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Federal Land Bank of Berkley, Calif. ' c o0 W. R. Evans 125 W. W. McConkie 120 o Annie Bench 171 ,Co T- - J. Brandon 117 State of Utah c 0 P. O. Madsen Est 160 E E- - Co ISO J. M. Mickelson 47 171 Wm. Oman 173 165 L. R. Swasey . go 160-1- " Napier Swasey ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. 85 And in accordance with law, and by order of themnv df!; wiiiYAfZ. the eMh. .Pwcd of stock as hlShest bidder for cash, to pay clod mivprf1 and C0Ht of OttlL., on Jan. 5th, 1935, at the office of the secretary at Boneta. Utah. Seer (Signed) WM. FIELDSTED, I m 'or. 176 167 1? 1 c lA 0 Mite Eta. A c-- an c-- Vi 7 ( CO! 'the 108-11- mlmy rl. to ptt 1 "In . to a |
