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Show SHORT STORIES OF THE WEEK II. II. Blaine and Mrs. Mary Col-tharp Col-tharp were married at Myton on December De-cember 31. '' : o The Yeomen had an entertainment and lunch at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart Saturday night. o After the Leap Year dance Friday night a large crowd of young, and old folks gathered at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Wilklns for refreshments. M. P. Pope- has moved his office into the Hollenbeck building. With him will be located his brother, Attorney At-torney John T. Pope. o Tuesday night of last week the store at Neola, belonging to Leslie Allen, was totally ' destroyed by flames. o G. J. Hollenbeck, one of Duchesne's prominent real estate and fire insurance men, is home after a several weeks' visit at Salida. o Tuesday night Dr. Zimmerman treated treat-ed a number of the town people to a sleigh ride and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Billings Bil-lings set up the oysters at Burnham's cafe. ..- . 0 Thursday Dan Barry, Frank Wood-house, Wood-house, John X. Palmer and W. E. Harris of Myton came up to view the remains of the building .used for the county court house. n . Elsewhere in this impression is a financial statement made to the bank commissioner on the 29th of December Decem-ber by the Bank of Duchesne. It is one that the bank and the people of Duchesne may well be proud of. o The water works mains are completed com-pleted and there is water in the big pipes. Several of the taps have been installed and connections will 'probably 'proba-bly be made during the week at several sev-eral points. . ' O The Fort Duchesne military reservation res-ervation contains 3,852.09 acres, which causes the Roosevelt Standard to remark, "Won't that make a fine garden spot for an agricultural college?" |
