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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH Myton News Item: PARK CITY Mrs. Grace Dalgleish Mrs Lynn Stone was hostess to Club Wed- the Ladies Literary 7 f Of l fisio - FAMOUS SILVER CITY OF UTAH iN j RocleveR whTre ift Miss Jean Morrison hev Will . Mrs. r Harold Mr. and Mrs. Wells Wright thtir afternoon. home oQ.iav have moved to Bridgeland, where uecently gave a review of The sold theConom he they will make their home. by Charles Nordhoff had owned for' gSSe" Mrs. Eugene Abplanalp was Sid James Norman Hall, and Mrs. years to enter business in visiting in Boneta Saturday. W. Price presented a chapter velt. They will be missed hTfhl Mrs. Jack Olsen was calling at The Book Nobody Knows. many fnends they have made the Morrison home Sun Vj afpresent were Mrs. during the years they Spent ln ternoon. JarcS Ttngley, Mrs. B. L. Dart Mytom Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. George Brandon Mrs. Harold Eldredge, Marcus Tingley left Mrs. made Mrs. Vernon Larsen Mrs. nesday for Salt Lake a trii to Salt Lake City on '5 City to visit Zirk- - with relatives Saturday. E o Thompson, Mrs. John Walker Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miss Ethel Strauser of Provo er Sr., Mrs. R. C. Selch and Mrs. Leland Mr, and Mrs. James spent a few days in Utahn visitJames Dalgleish, of Hogg i v.. her sister, Mrs. AJyce Mrs. William Stewart and chesne were ing Myton visitors Sun-Mr- s. Rhoades. A. W. Price. Following the; day. enjoying the Bear dance mW By HOWARD V. ALSTON A shower was given for Mr. de- - a late hour. Rector Steen, a prospector, found From a nucleus of four claims time in the history of Park City meeting the hostess served a and Mrs. Bill Hill at the home ot lunch. a licious rich of Mrs. Charles Woods returned ore on the lias silver a dire want company specimen and original grown stalked in poverty Utah contains Mr. and Mrs, Roy Mayhew SatEVERY county from Salt Lake Citv Mrs. Bliss Lott entertained the Sunday One laige minerals. It Is cal- mountain trail. With his partners, through purchases and consolida- through the streets. -. urday night. The evening was folwith Club the where she had been at the Friday Bridge culated th.it almost half the John Kain and one McDowell, he tions to a property with thousands company chose to operate at a loss spent in playing games, after members present: Mrs side of her daughter Dorothy who which refreshments were served. people of the state normally depend located the Ontario. An offer of of surface acres and more than and provide a few development Mrs. Ue Coop- - recently underwent a serious op-e- r, William Koehler 200 miles of underground workings, jobs, rather than add to the genThe young couple received many on mining for their livelihood. It the claim for $6,000 was disregardMrs. R. E. Waugh, Mrs. Will- eration in a Salt Lake hos-,abeautiful and useful gifts. A most City which have yielded approximately eral misery. This ln a furnishes scout but ed, the for company San Francisco William Mrs. industrial Hams. largest She paypital. Preece, reports Miss Dorothv time was had by all. enjoyable of ore. worth $100,000,000 three lost time thiee rolls million bankers as more and and years s Miss his bill Robinson for $20 last than put up Mrs Homer greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brown dollars. of The prize for high a the total freight tonnage lie interested Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wood option, Alice Todd. But for Paik City and other minand children and Mrs. Elizabeth in the state. score was awarded to Miss Todd. the week end transacting spent Brown motored to Duchesne on It provides some Californians and in August, ing camps Salt Lake City might For many years the popula business in Salt Lake City. cash markets for the states other 1872, llearst, Ilaggin, Tevis and still be a struggling village hi the tion of Park City has varied beMr. and Mr3. A. N. Edmiston Monday. Mr. F. W. J. Meyer of Midview Mrs. Franklin Davies and childwere host and hostess at a bridge products and disburses within the Chambers paid $24,000 for the pros desert. Such buildings as the 4000 and 5000. tween Dwellings, follwas a Myton business visitor on ren of Duchesne were visiting at state more than dinner Saturday evening. The s pect. The Ontario proved rich in of Sav- stores, Utah terNess, Kearns, theaters, Mr. Tuesday. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene its total gross income for labor, silver. In nine years it produced ings & Trust, Judge and others minals, schools, churches and deowing guests were present: Mr. and Reverand Willard Spence will and Mrs. Don Hatton, Abplanalp Saturday. more than four million dollars were built with money from Park pots had to be constructed to house supplies, taxes and other services. Mr. and Mrs. conduct Mothers Day services Gerald Burns spent the week Mrs. Glen Moss, of ore. worth For more six years Park City, in the Wasatch mounCity. These buildings and other and serve a rapidly growing numend at home. He is employed at A, W. Pi ice, Mr. and Mrs. Leland with special music at the Prestains 42 miles southeast of Salt it was the only shipping mine in city property improved by mine ber of people and to cure for their Mrs. William byterian church Sunday the Bridgeland CCC Camp, Wildej Mr. and morning Mr. Miss Lucile Rhoades was an Lake City, alone has contributed the district. Profits from its oper- revenues form a substantial basis economic and social welfaie. and Mrs. E. O. May 9th, at 10 00. Preece, Mrs. R. C. guest of Miss Betty Jo overnight of which investors ations furnished much of the for present and future taxation. $326,000,000, Thompson, Mr. and The people of the city are, and Morrison Wednesday. Walker and Miss Alice Todd. First C. C. C. have received about 125,000,000. money needed for development of Several western mining districts, always have been a cultured and REFLECTIONS Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Shirts The pnze was awarded to Mr. and The averare net income is con- other prospects. after periods of flush production, cosmopolitan group. They commoved to Duchesne to live. haw Mis. Price and consolation prize New York, Naildriver, Crescent, faded into "ghost camps. Not so prise siderably less than 5 percent, of Work on Dam Progressing Mrs. Herb Birch was calling on every phase of civic, religious went to Mr. and Mrs. Hatton. McAnchor, Mayflower, Alliance, writh Park City. Activity and pop- and political With good weather now the gross production. Mrs. J. A. Morrison Saturday afopinion. First settlers Mr. and Mrs. James Dalgleish rule In early days Park City was a Henry, Silver King and other ulation necessarily have varied came from the rather ternoon. than the Salt paciflc Coast, exception, motored to Duchesne Thursday work on the Midview dam and' A cottage meeting was held at mere sylvan glen. It received its mines were opened in succession. widely as mine production has In- Lake eastern westmid were and the where valley, they evening canals is going forward at high the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren name from a grassy park suror creased '80s diminished. In late the Mrs. David folern Grant Mr. of and United were These However, Spates. Keith, guests respeed. Strong Thursday. Everyonebene-eficirounded by a grove of quaking Thomas Kearns and Col. W. M. after each boom period there has lowed Murdock who entertained complby northern Europeans, most and the a month of the enjoyable During ported April sistaspen. Discharged soldiers from Ferry took a lease on 25 acres of remained sufficient ore deposits chiefly Irish and English, to be imentary to Mr. Murdocks total yardage of fill and excavaevening. the command of Gen. Patrick Con- the old Mayflower workings in and prospect lends to keep a good- joined later by a er, Mrs. R. W. Kroupa of Fresno, tion amounted to The many friends of Mr. and sprinkling or cubic 29,000 California. nor at Fort Douglas were the first Woodside gulch. Without capital ly number of men employed, even Danes, Norwegians and Swedes. Mrs. Hiram Rasmussen wish to yards. The dam is about 65 perMr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Neal left cent to find minerals in the vicinity. and with much privation these men though profitable production was and the canals completed, congratulate them on the birth ot Present metal large producers Friday for Salt Lake City where are Rufus Walker, as early as 1869, sank a shaft at a point their twin daughters. Mr3. Rascurtailed or 90 temporarily approximately entirely percent are Silver King Coalition Mines they Mr Neal returned Sunday, while mussen has been for many years located the discontinued. to completed. Walker be and Webster thought mineralized. After Co., Park Utah Mines Co., Park Festival at the Masonic Temple a Utahn resident, and we are all The dirt is moved by two carryclaims. Others 700 staked the about feet Young going Pei most the and they finally evening. all haps noteworthy City Con. and Park City DevelopSaturday afternoon looking forward to the home comscrapers, pulled by two 50 American, Yellow Jacket, Green struck an vein. This example of curtailment occurred ment Co. A newcomer, which Is Mr. Nela returned Sunday while Diesel and ing of our latest Utahn members. Caterpillar tractors, Monster, Flagstaff and McHenry discovery led to the organization during the recent depression. CoMrs. Neal will remain for several Is the New to one-haMr. and Mrs. Cecil Kofford a beginning just ship, yard dragline. lodes. in 1892 of the Silver King Mining llapse of tho metal market made Park days in Salt Lake City. have moved to Mtn. Home. The enrollees, in addition to opMining Co. Their principal Mr. Frank Defa and family ot But mining really began when company. Mr. and Mrs. Von Pearson and some of these machines mining an industry of loss. For the products ar load, silver and zinc. Hanna spent Sunday in Myton erating of Duchesne are moving to banks the of the family slope canals, enjoying the Bear dance. Utahn. as the is earth it sprinkle MOTHERS Woman placed King Miss Faun Oman, Miss Gwen-et- h Mrs. J. A. Morrison was a Duin the dam, and throw rock from Christina, daughter of Charles chesne visitor DAY TRIBUTE Pierson, Mr. Kermit Poulson, the dam. Monday. XIV of Sweden, mounted the throne Broome and Mr. Mr. Richard and Mrs. Eugene Abplanalp men are getting valuable Many as Lonn Allred of Duchesne were king on her eighteenth birthday. children were calling at the MorBy Mrs. Foster Rhoades in Diesel Mechanics, Cattraining those from Duchesne who Brought up in as masculine a way rison home Tuesday. According to Henry Drummond erpillar operation, Draglne operas possible by her father, who had visited the Bear dance Sunday. Miss Mary Evans By Ronianza Mott Love is Vernon Brummett who has been the in the Auto greatest thing Mechanics, CarpenLate for Last Week) no sons, she had herself crowned as Mr. Joe Miller became seriously ation, (Too From Last ill during the past week la (Held world Week) and mothers it quite Rock Truck possess and try, Masonry Mr. to and Mrs. I. F. Baum of ill Friday and was removed Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nielson king, not queen, following his much better at this writing. to the greatest extent naturally, driving. Salt Lake City for medical attentiThere is no love so pure, so faith- Heber City spent Sunday with were in Salt Lake City last week. death' in Austria after he had conBR-1- 1 Mrs. Pete Abplanalp was visitBeautifies Camp Area on. Mrs. Miller left Sunday to A number of people attended quered Russia, Poland, ful and so unselfish as a mothers Mrs. Baums mother, Mrs. Cathat the Morrison home Tues- one ing Over and trees Germany hundred be with her M. I. A. banquet m Duchesne husband and her shrubs have been erine the Williams. love. more and to She is Denmark. It akin CCC gave up the nearly planted at brother, John Probst followed on Mr. and Mrs. IIerb:-r-t Firth Tuesday. throne rather than marry. She ruled Camp BR-1- 1 during th past week. the Devine than any other. What- made a business Tuesday. His many friends hope Some of to on ever Mr. or the race color of the and Mrs. Percy Potts and forcefully and until she tired of beMyton trip the trees have been haulfor an immediate recovery. family and Mrs. Celda Williams ing importuned by her ministers to ed from as far as forty miles child, whatever its mental or Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Adams and Mr. William Craver and Mr. were Roosevelt business visitors take a husband, then abdicated in physical equipment, whatever its from camp. whether Bert Lusty were here on business last Thursday. environment, favor of the fiance they had chosen Mrs. Orr of Duchesne very outward in luxury or poverty, the Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Popper at- for her, and rode off alone on a contributed graciously many bom Mrs. Roberta Tompson has re- tended the reception given in horse to see Europe. flowers and shrubs to the camp. mother enfolds it with tenderest SAT. and SUN. turned home after spending a honor of Mr. A. M. Murdock in It is planned that when the affection and gives herself to its welare with deep week with her Call in Duchesne Sunday. Mrs. Popper is fortune to lose their home and planting season is over there will and grandparents May 8th and 9th his granddaughter. Heber City. furniture by fire last week. joyful devotion. be well over three hundred shrubs E. Brown and Joe Mr. Mar D. Mitchell Is employTh C. C. C. boys all enjoyed the and trees in the camp area. Though often wearied to the Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Rasmusduin ed end at home. week Pleasant New Water her Has Valley. System sen are the proud parents of a loving breaking point by Marian Marsh In Camp Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams At last! Drinking water in the ties and burdened with household pair of twin girls. Mrs. RasmusRudy Lewis and Mrs. Pearl BR-1- 1 Whens Your Birth-Da- y. were Roosevelt visitors on Mon- White of Fort Duchesne spent responsibilities, a mother spends sen is in the Roosevelt hospital. pipes at camp. CCC Camp rehas put up with having to haul herself without limit as if her 2 Short Subs. Sunday at the White ranch. Mrs. Agnes Pulley and Mrs. day. Mr. and Mrs. Zery Mathews and Mrs. Lillie Johnson returned drinking water for the past two sources of strength were in- Darr Adley were overnight guests family were visiting in Bluebell home Monday evening from Roand one-hayears. The watef?or exhaustible. And let the child be of Mrs. Bert Bancroft WED. and TIIURS. of Du- osevelt where she underwent an Sunday. camp use other than drinking pur- what it may, as it grows to manMrs. tc has hosLott oi Miss Roosevelt Vaughn 8 gone Darlene Holt, hood or womanhood, the mother May 12th and 13th operation at the poses has been pumped from Provo for a visit with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holtdaughter reis chief remains Jr. its forever below pital. camp. earthly spring Wm. Boyd and Gail Mrs. Jessie Maxwell spent the friend and supreme source of un- and friends. ported on the improve at this Now the whole system is Sheridan In Mr. Ray Mott made a trip to writing. week end in Salt Lake City. from derstanding, sympathy and moral gravity feed arrangement furnMr. and Mrs. Walter Kerksiek Helper Saturday. He was accomthe canal above camp. This support. of Old WyomHills of Mt. Emmons spent Sunday with ishes good clean water for all Lincoln is said to have remark- panied by Mr. Kenneth Ivie and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson. ing. 3 Short Subs. purposes, as it is filtered before ed to a friend, "All I am and all I the Misses Lola Baum, Rella Willare Miller Mrs. David Mr. and iams Olive and Mott. ever hope to be, I owe to my ancoming into camp. the proud parents of a baby girl. Mrs. Dean Pulley made a busiHow many of us gel mother." ? ness to "the Price same could and should Monday. trip say isfci 3U. A blanket of snow greeted the Mrs. Minnie Hamilton If we are to have better men of people Mr. Mrs. Wednesday and Chester Loveland Strawberry and more a and women, righteous of LosAngeles are visiting at the law abiding society, greater idea- morning. Sheep shearing is the main ac- home of Mr. David Loveland. our homes and in the lism in The thing Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lewis and makes butter good is Good cream. FISHING SEASON OPENS MAY 16 common struggle of life, we must tivity at this time. Mr. of the Senior McKay Provo in a few Provo, wisdom and family spent of faith Good cream - cleanly produced with clean utendays mothers have Be Sure Your fishing Tackle is Complete! Come as well as mothers of love. Moth- Engineer of W. P. A. was here on last week. over and road the A sils; separated in a clean separator; cooled was and shower dance and looking Friday God In Today and Replenish Your Last given ers who will always put of giving instructions to the foie-maMrs. for Mr. and the Friday in night first earliest the training at delivered goodness quickly, kept cool, and Mr. Orson Mott, Supply!! You Buy The Best When You Buy George Casper, who had the mis- their children. BUTTER possible moment - makes QUALITY Viking Fishing Tackle At the Completely In the formative period of tthieh is sold for a quality price. France3 history when the future Stocked Duchesne Hardware Store seemed uncertain and insecure, What France Napoleon cried, FLIES - SNELLEI) HOOKS - LEADERS needs is more good mothers!" RODS - REELS - LINES - LICENSES Civilization will always owe an or man that to, debt enormous Utah Duchesne, woman in whose lifes career is expressed a good mother's dreams and id.als. The destinies of civilization rest very largely in the hands of motherhood. Our mothers toiled many times Duchesnes Modem Hardware Store while we slept r oplayed. In many coarsened were cases, her hands and misshapen with work, while ours remained soft and shapely. She made sacrifices In order that we might hve more easily and have greater advantages. On the day especially set aside each year for the honor of our remothers, our minds naturally turn to the old homes of our first, last youth, remembering and always the mother who made that home what it was. So as mother devoted her life Theyre your window eludes of thus hang tralght and trua. to us lets give her back one day, You can order shades ln such one little day to be all her own course! How effectively they tell One day when each of us shall your neighbors Just what type of lovely colors as cornflower blue, say or write to mother those kind person you are! Keep the eyes of mignonette green, strained honey, and loving things that she nevei your heme upaihllug, fresh and delicate tones of gray and Circasgrows weary of hearing, this is Immaculate buy first quality cloth sian brown. Imagine what exquisite the least we can do. If my children are generous, window shades of firm, fine fabric color combinations you can achieve charitable and have a love of God (woven on a loom) and processed with your curtains and draperies! and home and the beauties that with oil paint. Then your window Then too you can buy duotone sui round us, I feel thankful that shades a shades one outside tone for a Immediately become my teachings have not b on in decorative asset. uniform front to the street the vain. Good doth window shades last inside tone to match the color Boost for Ianuts five years and longer they stand scheme of your room. consider peanuts Up under rainstorms and ati am Null itiunists Look at your shades now! Are E valuable because they ore low in from kiti hens and bathrooms with- they clean? Are they smart la cost and yet are concentrated in out crinkling. They diffusa light appcarunco and worthy of your limn isbment, riih in both protein, which Is ao Important, particularly taste? If they aren't buy cloth fat and vitamin B, a good somce of distance rates are reduced all day for bedrooms and nuiMuy windows shades today yon can got them Duchesne, Utah of a source fair and phosphorus 7 aul every night after 7 p. m. on a Ask hard as the hatbh is for store. at the any light type iron. Teanut protein is a superior eyes of the tleejn r. They are The Window Shade Institute is protein, adequate to build and remade on good siiudy idlers and sponsoring. pair muscle tissue. daughter. l II " y nilv i It l! He I Mr Vy Wed-Hatto- n, e, k ei M.lltr KVj of P bed-lowi- ter s ter ' m th Drj ith l three-fourth- veil orgi-nate- terta ay ate ttle S) sts , y three-fourth- enson s of uiJai the a f vis. Mis linsor and Daly-Wes- j 'elts rs R veil g a jj Genas nsen i! part) f sne vs rday Ben he he ales Ben ftera t, al g lf 'Id th Mrs i VlSltl 're: Li rs, El i raon nd Vi Ioka j iloymei irds Elf UPM COZY THEATRE At The Utah Record Office For Old lf Utah NEWSPAPERS tc per pound Utah Where Quality Counts FISHING TACKLE that Years n, Utah MUTUAL CREAMERY CO. Duchesne Hardware Company ). Announcement Mothers Day Sunday, May 9 hello" tuf telephone 4 wut can't ie with heft II 2 The DUCHESNE MILL Will Be Open Only 2 Days Each Week FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Throughout The Summer Months Until September 1st |