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Show UTAH UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, ' Road Program For Duchesne County The Aurora Borealis ! OFFICIAL Meon Lak Camp F-3- CAMP NEWS. CCC COMPANY NUMBER 1345 On The Little Yellowstone 7 Edited By Urder Bircil.on of. Education W m. Casaday BLIZZARD STRIKES During last week old man winter worked overtime at our camp. When the smoke cleared away, the results were 16 below zero, one foot of snow, blocked highway and many frozen water pipes. The State Road crew cleared the highway on Sunday night. They reached camp about midnight and immediately started on their return trip. Victor Anderson drove the trac- tor to Moon Lake on Sunday to clear the road. It took him one hour and forty minutes to make the trip from the forks of the road to Moon Lake. When he re- turned to the river the road was completely filled with drifting snow. Ralph Rowley reported Monday that it would be necessary for him to secure aid to reach his ranch on Lake Fork. All Camp Program On Sunday the talent of the camp gave an entertaining program of song, music, speech and dancing. The program continued until the group was frozen out. Just another example of what can be done when each one is willing to do his part. The cold snap and the deep snow have not halted winter work on projects, but how we do envy the boys in the sunny climes. Hospital Pains The victims of the accident on Jan. 6th are all improving fast. Members Harold Mangum and Harold Davis have recovered from their injuries and have resumed their work on the project. Members Joe Anderson and Adolph Hoesch, the former suffering from an Injured shoulder and the latter from a broken arm, are still in the camp hospital. Denzel Adams has survived a case of measles that he contracted during the eariler part of the month. He is somewhat weakened from the attack, but is swiftly gaining his strength. This case was contracted in the valley. No other member shows any evidence of the disease. Member Richard Newman was taken to Roosevelt early Wednesday to be operated on for appendicitis. Dr. Saunders of Roosevelt and Dr. Anderson, the camp surgeon, performed the operation. Everything turned out nicely and the patient has been reported as recovering rapidly. several words that mean bliss and contentment to the hearts of the love-lorThey were S. W. A. L. K. A. H. Now Harry, we did not really believe you would carry this flirt-- 1 ation as far as you have. Doubt-- 1 less you would accept another two dollars worth of postage stamps from her to continue the corres-- 1 Better watch your pondence. Hairbreadth Harry's postage re- step. We understand that your Mr. own War Department wields venue The clashing foils. Duke and Dr. Anderson clipping dangerous weapon. curves from ping-pon- g spheres. ' And what was Curt doing out The indeterminate length of the across the bridge of sighs that a e to clothes-linreferred poverbial someone at the ktchen from by Lt. Stewart the cause and yell him? Ask Jay so startle should effect. Miller. His head has never been too low LaVar Johnson (speaking nonchalantly to one of the patients after gazing at Claude, who seems lost in reverie) I suppose it's time Claude was . getting hitched up. Claude Knew (touched to the quick) Hitched up and be damned!!! I havent even got a collar yet let alone a harness." C C C D1Y BY DAY $1.00 .50 rearing its peculiar originalities above all comers but now that he is valedictorian, we must all call upon the Ghost of Tiny Tim to those world famous words, God help us every one." A vote of confidence was offered by the men that the Mess Sergeant is a scion of oblique ancestry merely because the dinner menu on dance days invariably suggests lima beans and sliced onions a seemingly polite resolution at that. These skiers The preview fire drill, excellent work despite the slippery hazards. The Legend of Yellowstone snow but never more nor less than four inches. From the woods at night, the soft fall of snow, the underbrush, a distant better than two radio, that owl hundred souls down there in that little city a living reality, but less than a dream two years ago. I'll wander back and slumber, tired in a comfortable bed What a crash! From a half doze I remind Slim that the Skipper has g on the tabooed floors Slim, is indignant This is not wood, he desperately remonstrated I raise my head its part of his initial attempt at a lemon pie Hes looking at it like a kind faced cow, hes offering the piece, I heard The meringue is tender. Fetters Scores Again Boys did you know that Fetters has a lady friend in Altonah? I'll let you in on a secret. Last Saturday we expected a dance in camp and Harry had the arrangements made for the lady friend to be present. Saturday he received a letter confirming the arrangements. On the flap of the envelope were the initials of er wood-choppin- Half Soles $ .83 Heels .30 PROMPT MAIL SERVICE Quality Shoe Repairing Co. Duchesne Utah When You Want News Friends or the Folios Back Home Far-awa- n. ut We Guarantee Our Work To Satisfy You In Every Respect MENS LADIES from T). Duke Advisor-Ve- rn y The Century of Progress Building is being equipped with living accommodations for the officers. New furniture has been purchased and built, and the woodwork is re ceiving a fresh coat of oak stain, Will there be a housewarming party when they are through. Well, we hope so. Vandalism seems that some people are It determined to inconvenience others as much as they possibly can. Tables and high power globes were placed in the recreation hall for the benefit of all. Today, there is not a table of the original five remaining and all the' lights in the South end have been removed. We have tools and lumber to buill furniture and the dryer is a good place to work. Why not expend some labor and make what you need. BLUEBELL By Miss Florence Murray The Relief Society teachers entertained the Ward teachers at a party Friday evening, Jan. 18th. Lunch was served and a good time was had by all. Fern Anderson returned home Saturday. She has been employed at Myton the past two weeks. Florence Murray spent Friday and Saturday at Myton with her sister, Mrs. Helen Holder. The Bluebell M Men played basketball at Altonah with the Moon Lake CCC team. The score was 7 in favor of the Bluebell team. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson Jr. attended the party Friday evening. Mr. Johnson has just returned home after being away working for the past few months. Mrs. Otto Larsen, who underwent an operation in the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake a few days ago, is improved at this writing We wish her a speedy recovery. Afton Murray spent the weekend at Arcadia. Nellie Stevenson returned home for an extended visit. She has been employed at Price for the past few months. Those attending the Stake Convention at Mt. Emmons Sunday were LaMont Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. James Bird, Gardner Goodrich, Clara E. Hancock, Edith Han cock, Lela Hancock, R. A. Murray, Afton and Ellis Murray, R. B. Remington and Martha Smith. Mr. Otto Johnson Sr. is ill at this writing. Bishop Goodrich has been ill for the past month. We hope he will be able to be up soon. Gladys Stevenson is employed in the Palmer home at Myton. Mrs. W. B. Woodruff has just returned home after being in the hospital at Roosevelt the past week. 33-2- , ' By Mrs. James Dalgleish Mr. S. Y. Taylor of Salt Lake in our City is transacting business vicinity this week. Mrs. I. N. Erickson of San Jose, California is a guest of her sister, She arrived Mrs. Henry Funk. mother, her with be to Sunday Mrs. Anna Anderson who has been quite ill. Miss lone Bird spent the week end in Vernal at the bedside of her who friend, Miss Grace Slaug was fatally injured in an automoShe bile accident Thursday night. returned to Vernal again on TuesMiss of day to attend the funeral Slaugh. Mrs. Hilary Holder spent last week in Salt Lake as a guest of reMr. and Mrs. Ted Miles. She accompanied turned Wednesday will by Miss Mary Forsythe who For Miss here. visit make a short ythe has been in Los Angeles for several months. Mr. John H. Quirl Jr. who has been visiting relatives in Terre Haute, Indiana during the past month returned Saturday. He reports a very enjoyable visit but was glad to get home again. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sims of Salt Lake City announce the arrival of a nine pound baby boy, born Jan. 20th. Mrs. Sims was formerly Miss Betty Philipps. Mrs. Sarah Gibboney is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Potter on North Myton Bench. Mrs. Jennie Barry accompanied by Mr. Albert Tanner, left Thursday for New Castle, Colorado where they will visit Mrs. Barrys sister, ' Mrs. Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller and Mrs. H. C. Ward motored to Salt Lake on Tuesday, returning Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Neal and Miss Alice Todd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schwencke at a bridge dinner in Roosevelt Thurs day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Tingley entertained the Sunday night club with the following members present: Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. James Dalgleish. Prize for high score was awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Mr. Ronald Davis arrived from Saif Lake last week and is visiting with his mother. Mrs. Jack Gingell. Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Rice were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Geo. Philipps arrived from Salt Lake Wednesday evening to make a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Todd. Mr. Glenn Draper reports that the official government reading for Sunday night, Jan. 20th was 7 y2 degrees below zero, but that seems to be the end of our winter as it has not been below zero since. By Mrs. Ethel L. Curran Guests at the Curran home Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Grant, Mr. Neville Wimmer and Mr. Peterson. Mrs. Ethel Curran and son, Lawrence were Salt Lake callers Tuesday and Wednesday. Those on the sick list this week were, Mr. Merle Jennings, Eunola Jennings, Elizabeth Emry, Ailene Curran, Faun Oman and Bob Cowan. Quite a number for such a small place, but all are on the road to recovery. Miss Ailene Curran was the guest of Miss Beatrice Gill of Arcadia Friday evening. They attended the Pie dance in Arcadia and report a very good time. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee were guests at the home of Mr. and Mis. Ed Wilkins in Duchesnriast ia Here is a how that, Joecause its Temple, its little star, Shirley romance story, comedy, drama, a powerhas and human interest, Baby Take A ful heart appeal. Bow" becomes universally appeaimg, worthy of faer ana 'irre trular i (Continued from page 1) of G. V. Billings and the board of Mr. and Mrs. R0v Gen,: commisisoners present County commisroad tained to the a numVr matters these yc sion, and to the road committees People at a birthday state the of in houses two night honor of the of then lot Mr. and Mrs. P legislature. Upalco tl! When the question of road oil fries: loka Saturday5 rt was ing came up a motion Mrs. William Fausett requesting the completion of been So very in with Pueuia t oiling on highway 40 from ionia reported much improved velt to the Duchesne-W'asatc- h J. W. Jensen county line. The legislative com had new radios instaJe to instructed also was mittee m tt-homes Sunday attention to the matter this bring Mrs. o. A. Dart of the road commission, but was and da- -, advised to take cognizance of the Margaret were callers 1 he home Tuesday fact that a move is now on foot tryThe a boy Scouts of complete for the presentation 40 dance in the Hall ThursdSl for highway program oiling Eva An?us is reported L of Eastby the Associated Clubs sick list this week. ern Utah. H- - c Ward Of Myton wa3ic, Because of the fact that Myton . ' pass-suppo- ThTpfoTL3 simple and powerful, the audiences an vict' Jimmy Dunn, trying to go;1 Claire Trev-straight, and his wife, whom it they can sincerely sympathize, element that and amplifies colors another by having the couple help to live and his sweatheart them honestly and right. It gives first the of pair the little daughter to love. In production, there is the gay at the meet- - ha visitor Tuesday colorful humanness of plain folks- j wras not represented Miss Ruby Wall of sent to Myton s, the triumpth as inno- ing in spite of invitations haDDiness Com-o- f with her grandp&ter Saturday of the Myton cence prevails and the satisfaction the secretary Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Miles mercial club, the legislative com- seeing dastardly plots go awry, obtain to instructed was and mittee The audience may anticipate or resolutions from know all that is going to happen, endorsements the in club county supporteach advantage actual an is yet that meeting tho actions taken at the that consolidates attention. be ing. Eow A may Take "Baby At a meeting Wednesday night seen at the Cozy Theatre, JanuBy Mrs. Howard Stewart representatives from Myton met ary Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hadden, the executive committee in Du the proud parents of a fine desire their and expressed chesne, to add the road from Myton south girl. Mr. and Mrs, Michael Esauk. to Green river to the program. in Utahn again. seresiding They will attempt to get the Ed Hadden was visiting Mr varthe of endorsements parate Bill Lewis is recovering from a ious clubs to this revision, it was Mrs. J. A. Morrison Sunday a! their en- noon. serious case of pneumonia. He is stated, before giving A large crowd attended thev now in Povo, but is expected home dorsement to the program as a dance at Mtn. Home Fi ding soon. whole. Several young folks attended a night. Clubs Represented Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lang? party at the Hanna Ward Hall Clubs represented at the Mon- Duchesne visitors Monday. Monday night. were: Duchesne meeting Mrs. Warren Strong is on While playing on the ice, Bob- day Duchesne Club, The sick list this week. bie Docksteader fell and broke his Gateway Commercial club, Upper Lake Mrs. Ferral Abplanalp and arm. DuFork Development association, of Talmage are spending drei Two basketball games were chesne County Development Leaplayed last week, Tabiona winning gue, Roosevelt Commercial club, eral days at the home of Mr Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp. over both teams, Utahn and Bon-etLions Club of Roosvelt and the Hanna and Utahn Road A party was given at the home Tabiona, A of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lewis. TRY OUR Labor Terms large crowd attended, everyone A lockout consists of the refusal having a good time. f an employer to furnish work for MEAT PIE Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Maxwell are and is used as a the proud parents of a 9 lb. baby his employees A black list Is tnoans of coercion. And Good Coffee girl. a list of persons considered deservMr. and Mrs. Franklin Tillack A ing of adverse discrimination. FOOD Youll ENJOY of Hanna were in town Friday on closed shop Is one which employs business. only union men. It Is closed Grant Hickens returned last against nonunion men. An open FISHER BEER week from a visit to Salt Lake. shop employs both union and nonA new bridge is being built union men. A strike consists of OWL CAFE the river near town to ac- the refusal of an employee to work unless his employer agrees to cercommodate loggers. Duchesne, Utah Several quilts will be made this tain conditions. week on the relief plan. A terrible blizzard swept our DUCHESNE RIVER FARM FOR SALE valley all day Saturday and until late Sunday afternoon, the coldest 110 acres; 45 under cultivation; balance night of the season being reported good pasture, all fenced. Saturday night. 4 room sawed log house; Mr. John H. Jones was in Dugood barn and chesne Monday on business. out buildings. Among those leaving on the 12 head cattle, 4 work horses, wagon, hastage Monday for Salt Lake were: rness, tools and implements. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hadden, Mr. Hursel Jones and Mrs. Beatrice Best water right under Duchesne River. Thomas and daughter. . Terms: Must have $1500.00 down. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell V. Billings or Ray Mayhew, and son, Buddy spent Sunday at Inquire-- G. the home of Robert Moon in Duchesne, ex-co- n- j ex-co- n, C" . " UT1S Me 26-2- 7. Till Little KAh St tj provin tat ai rmit t jnal T E L E P II O N E esraiBamaeiKeimBBEaamf Mrs. Margaret Pace was in town Mr. and Mrs. Ferrel Abplanalp Leon Burton was home from A few people attended conven- - A. G. Burton was in Roosevelt A few friends of Miss Lucille tired pleasantly surprised her ionday evening. A very enjoy- - Ida, Ailene and Elmer Curran were calling at the Emry home Monday evening. Miss Violet Antonell, who has been a guest of Miss Ida Curran, returned to her home in Antlers, Colorado. She reports quite a bit of snow there. Miss Elizabeth Emry was the guest at the home of her uncle, Mr. M. K. Slane Tuesday evening. We are all looking forward to the game with Roosevelt Wednesday night. Here's hoping our basketball team shows Roosevelt some fun. Miss Della Remund is hTime again after woi king for Mrs. Leona Cole quite a while. CABINET WORK EXPERT BUILDING, REPAIRING, PAINTING and FINISHING Ill Tell ME What You Need Make It; And Make It Right Elisha Campbell 1 door East of Duchesne Hotel, Duchesne, Utah ta. Iron ada u, pers ,d its f a. es i by fou Ir'i I0T Vi to jM In th ild lab a 31 en rej rr kne kcae up R of jn firlane, fcg the fseconc ss . pcinty ai tier coi jstatives jt favor i Ibndas K, exp f?at ci Uaevelt him tort By Confror ried lav U t of tv-- in ration1 te const tally af lan and The f stea 1 u I- 1- tin foj 8 POWER FORD ECONOMY iks of tty-od- Hof liqi pools ar kr and i Qtommn on thi faedure, Jt I posals every 'and ii Taxatloi considt ''posed anchlse Option ads up 'Plated tax Saturday. 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