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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS, CASTLE PALE, UTAH PAGE FOUR EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS Established.. 1900 Official Newspaper of Emery County, Utah Subscription. $2.00 Per Year A. C. SAUNDERS Foreign, $2.75 Per Year and JESS E. SAUNDERS, Publishers Published Every Friday Morning at Castle Dale, Utah Publication of notice ol meetings where admission Is charged or collection taken will be cnarged for at our regular advertising rates. All communications and items for publication must be signed by the writer, whose name need not appear in print. Write on one side of the paper only. Use no abbreviations. All communications subject to acceptance as the judgment of the publishers may determine. A First Class Publication Entered in the Postofflce in Cast! Dale. Utah, as second class mail matter, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Green River Department DOWN MEMORY Vandals at Work on Manti LANE Forest Recreational Grounds Taken from the flies of the Progress of Twenty Years Mrs. Max Barlow was visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Shaner, last week. Miss Hallle Tangrene, of Provo and Miss Leala Searson of Salt visitors at Lake, were week-en- d Oreenrlver. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Chldlster and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Powell of Price attended the commence ment exercises at Oreenrlver. The Women's club convention was held In the Oreenrlver lodge hall last Saturday, at which officers from Salt lake and Price were In attendance. The Priesthood Pilgrimage of EMERY COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. the L. D. S. Church was held Saturday night down on the CASTLE DALE, UTAH bank of the river. After a very There are enough uncertainties Interesting program was given. about trading In lands, without Marshmellows were roasted and guessing at the title. stories were told around the campflre. SAFE SIDE BE ON THE Mrs. Elsie De Lang and baby, Demand an Abstract of Title of Ferrdn, are visiting at the home of Mrs. De Lang's grandOur Abstract Tell It All parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. SORENSEN, Jr., Mgr. Thompson). HOME This little home will give you ideas! Bright ideas about what can be done today in the way of building yourself a home with the "rent money," applicants job. Another examination was screens. The barriers, which served to hold cars from the set for July 1. A baby boy was born to Mr. area have been torn down and and Mrs. Carlos Alger at Cleve- the juniper posts to which they were fastened have been deland early in May 1920. Mr. and Mrs. William Housestroyed. At the bonfire circle keeper were entertaining a new the seats have been pried from baby daughter at their home In the Juniper posts to which they were anchored and the posts Orangeville, In May 1920. George Snow and Dave Tufctle, split up for fire wood.. It is astonishing how little of Orangeville were sporting around in brand new automo- thought people will have for deSoren Peterson, who had spent a year In Cowley, Wyoming, returned to his former home in Cleveland In May 1920, to again make his home at that place. The Christiansen and Abelin families of Emery were called to Mayfleld on May 14, 1920, to attend the funeral of their mother, Frederick Christiansen. It Mrs. a couple of had only been months that they had been call-to Mayfleld on account of the death of their father. son Cleona, the of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morten-seof Emery, died May 24, 1920, after a two months' illness, the result of being run over by a horse, injuring his spine. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ralphs moved from Ferron to Rochester In May 1920. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herring, of Ferron, was rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl, In May 1920. It was their first child. Ole Olsen, sr., purchased the Will Price place at Ferron in May 1920, and moved to the same. Mr. Price and family mov-t- o their place in Clawson. Claude Wakefield, a prominent young man of Huntington, died May 24, 1920, after suffering with dropsy and heart trouble for about fifteen years. el two-year-o- ld n, and Mrs. A. G. Living- ston of Castle Dale, returned tome on May 23, 1920, from Fountain Green, where they had been called by the death of Mr. Livingston's father. Little Maude Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Crawford, of Castle Dale, suffered a broken shoulder, when she fell from a oh air onto the concrete porch at the Crawford home. Several parties were held in Castle Dale In May 1920 In honor of Misses Etta Seely and Mal Berg, vho expected to leave for a course of training as nurse in the L. D. S. hospital In Salt Lake City. Today, the average family rent cheek can pay for a home. The down payment may be a small equity in the completed property ( cash or building lot). Even though your annual income is below $2j000, you'll want to know more about this new Plan. Stop in we'll be glad to explain it to you. CHIROPRACTIC FINDS AND REMOVES THE OF CAUC DISEASE-- NATURE CURES Dr. A. K. Bramwell TRI-STAT- E LUMBER CO. CHIROPRACTOR E. Utah Electric BUIir. PHONE Price, Utah 16 FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION OF THIS AO Price, Utah ON PRESENTATION TO MARKETS OF THE WO Utah, where modern irrigation was first introduced to North America in 1847, Is equally renowned for development of its mineral resources. Copper, silver, and : 1 gold are a triumvirate responsible in little over half a century for production of new wealth totaling more than $1,750,000,000. The Rio Grande, first to extend rails to Bingham Canyon, site of the world's largest open pit copper mine, and first to reach the fabulous silver mines of the TinSc and Park City districts, thru the years has provided vital transportation service. The Rio Grande is proud of Utah's progress; is proud oi the fact that Rio Grande territory produces 95 per cent of Utah's total mineral output Rio Grande's modern railroad plant it gtarmd to exacting demands of Utah progress. Elmo Dept. Frank Ovlatt Is In the hospital In a critical condition suf- fering from a severe case of tick fever. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atwood and famly, who have been living In Bountiful, the past two years have moved back into their home here. Clarence Wlllson and Mrs. Rlnda Carter left last Monday for Salt Lake City, where they will be married In the temple Mrs. Carter was from Provo, and taught school here this year. Parley Jones was In Salt Lake City Last week. Word reached here last week that Delwirn Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wells of Wellington, formerly of this place, got his leg caught in some farm machinery and was cut nearly off. Only the cords in the limb connected it to the body. The. leg was amputated Monday. Mr. and George Oviatt have purchased a home in Manti and will leave soon to make their home there. A public social was held on Tuesday evening of last week honoring the teachers, principal and Mrs. O. L. Snow, June Casper, Rirnda Carter, and Mr. and Mrs. Fosdlck and family, who will leave soon for Kansas, to make their home. Mrs. June Casper and son left Saturday for her home. Ruben Tucker will think twice before he borrows a car again, and especially one without a license plate. Last Friday, he uv. A, v l, a UJk 1UVVV.U I'll which had no license plates to haul some lumber from Bishop Algers place. He had driven only a block when Patrolman, Joe Arnold hailed him and presented him with a ticket. The fine was $3.00. Leo Tidwell has moved his family to Victor, on the state farm. The school closing exercises were held last Thursday evening. A very clever little operetta was presented. A skit by Then Oviatt and Lee Childs.address to the graduates was given by Erv-i- n Franklin. The graduates were Goorgena Lofley, Lois Axelsen, Lee Childs, Theo Oviatt, Sarah Franklin, and Vernell Oliver. o For information concerning rates, schedules, fares: The pretender to the Irish Throne is Owen Felim O'Connor, kin of Rory O'Connor, last King of Ireland, who died In 1198. Price, Utah f Quality Gasoline and Oils mm o ) at Reed Thomson left Ephralm on May 14 for Huntington, where he will assist Ranger Anderson enin counting the caUle that 4. ter the forest on District Frank Allen, of the Regional 16 Engineer's staff, spmtMay Manti the on inclusive to 18, s forest. The purpose of Mr. Allen visit was the inspection of various roads on the forest. On May 16 Mr. Allen and Supervisor Manti Humphrey inspected the and Mile canyon, Six canyon, as roads, Mile canyon Twelve were open to far up as they traffic. On May 17, Mr. Allen and Van Boskirk looked over the Ferron canyon, the Miller's Flat, the Lone Pine, and other east side roads. Japan has grabbed over one million square miles of China, one fourth of the country's total area, during the past 50 years. o China's famed "Shangai Express" has been renamed "Suicide Exnress," "because its route from Shangai to Nanking Is bombed dally. analysis as UTAH West Main PRICE, UTAH O Flowers Hart, Schaffner& ! Cut Flowers, potted plants, sprays and floral wreaths made to order MRS. JOHN GROSSO, prep. Price. Utah 56 N. 1st West Mrs. R. Bland Fox Emery County Agent HELPFUL FRIENDLY ACCOMMODATING Three Reasons WHY YOU will enjoy doing business with the Carbon Emery Bank Price, Utah Federal Reserve Member System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation!'. SUMMIT MONUMENTAL WORKS CO., Inc. Established in 1878 Designers and Builders of Distinctive Granite and Marble 156 MEMORIALS East Main Phone 221 UTAH PRICE, Dr. Andrew W. Dowd, Jr. OPTOMETRY No. 14 North Corbon Ave. Price, Utah land was created by building of new canal and improving an additional 9.07 miles of old ditch. Emery county participates in a state-wid- e noxious weed control program. In the field this county benefited from the WPA education and recreation program. Hundreds of its children receive the nourishing hot school lunch and the county also shared in the benefits of the WPA sewing project and the canning project. In the state nearly ten million school lunches have been served and nearly a million articles of clothing made for distribution to the 5.61 miles on needy. o new bridges were New Zealand's Lake Taupo, built in Emery county with a famed for trout, is stocked with complned length of 447 feet and fish imported from the United eight old bridges were rebuilt States. or Improved. Also, there were 188 new culverts built and 62 Superstitious persons in the old ones either widened or otherwise improved. These have Middle Ages believed ringing a combined length of more than bells would avert calamities a mile. Roadside drainage in- caused by the elements. o cluding the digging of more than Blacksmiths' extracted teeth six miles of ditch and the installation of .18 of a mile of pipe, in Revolutionary days while the also the improvement of more jeweler performed the same task than ten miies of old drainage for Colonial dames. o ditch. An elderly negro walks the More than three and a half miles of sidewalks and oaths streets of Knoxville, Tenn., sniff- were rebuilt and improved and a "iB me air lor gas the gas com short. distance of sidewalk paved 'S?ny pays him for evei7 leak he discovers. and .27 of -a nP- nt -Wits ,.. built. The city office building at! Castle Dale was Improved. OutNEW HOTEL door recreational facilities were not being featured SEMLOH by the construction of a newi tennis court. Under the heading of public utilities and sanitation Emery! county has 5.61 miles of newj water mains with 151 new water consumers connections. Two stor- age tanks or reservoirs were built, with a capacity of 723 700 gallons, and a storage dam was built to hold four acre feet of water. More than five miles of sewers were built with thirteen SaIt ke City, Utah manholes and catch basins and COUPON i"is 755 sanitary entitles the privies were bum wuiur rn 7 with WPA labor. j ii any room at the rates adver-iue- a Recognizing flood and erosion control and water conservation! room. one mimnn as important in Emery countv work projects include 206 linear MEWn,breds; sprlngs- mattress-hous- e feet of levees and embankments peta' throuhut the 158 linear feet of retaining walls RATES-41- .M and reventmente and 501, to $3.50. square we Now Feature of yards Onfc flood Free and erosion dam was Garage and an irrigation USE THIS COUPON system covering 8,830 acres of over-looke- d, HOTEL SEM10H - g. Yecon-struct- Priro Sheet Metal 142 Twenty-nin- e - am Workt J. W. Holden. Manager Everything in Sheet Mefai Estimates given Furnaces and Air ConditkX Phtae 124J Prw The Home of New and GOOD USED FURNITURE 108.-8- CO Price. Utah HANSEN'S Furniture Exchange Emery county has better roads and streets in its towns as a re sult of WPA endeavor. This Is shown In a report submitted for each of the 3,070 counties in the United States to Colonel F. C. Harrington, Commissioner of the Work Projects Administration, and under his direction, that he might make a comprehensive report to the Congress and the people generally. roads or streets, Highways, built or improved in this county during the period of the report, which is from the beginning of WPA on July 1, 1935, to December 31, 1939, number 3 miles. Of this amount, 77.07 miles were roads connecting the farmers with markets and the children with the school busses. In addition to this, there were 31.76 miles of streets built or improved in the various towns of the county. . MAKERS OP GLASSBU.' DR. W. W. LEWIS, Optometrist We make a complete South Carbon Avenue and Railroad Tracks Report of WPA Accomplishments In Emery County (Under New Manager, When in Price try delicious dinners or lunches. MR. AND MRS. RlEL Formerly nf LEWIS OPTICAL "DRIVE IN AND SAVE" PRICE. A & W CAFP Lower Prices conveniences that have been veloped for the use of the public. A reward will be paid for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the damparties responsible for the faciliage to these campground ties. It would seem that if these campgrounds, after ihaving once been completed, were left without the care and replacement Stock Counts that has to be given them from soon cattle on the Dermitted would The year to year they look worse than a stable and all Manti forest were permitted to the improvements would be enter on May 16. Needless to say completely torn down and de- that the stockmen are anxious to get rid of their cattle at this stroyed. time to relieve their agriculturlands of this burden. Because al Predators favorable weather conditions of to 5 of week the May During the forage is reasonably good the govern12, Perry Oveson, ment trapper In Lower Joe's on those ranges that opened on 16. Valley caught nine coyotes and May one cat One of these coyotes on Fire Notes the Beck lambing grounds had Newell B. Cook, chief fire warlost three feet in the trap and stubone on the for Utah under date of May was den caught yet bed leg. nhese predators, togeth- 1, 140 ihas declared that all er with the great many others fire districts within the state of that have been taken by Mr. Utah heretofore establish and Oveson should be of decided designate as fired districts are benefit to those who graze their aain set aside as such during flocks In that locality. the period June 12 to October 31. During that period the laws of Utah prohibits the starting of Game Notes of any inflamable material two fires 15 On Wednesday, May these fire districts withwithin and Uhe Fish State of employees first out 3,000 securing a permit as Game Association brought trout to Ephralm, for planting provided by law. . A. II. LAIRD, Agent, "e 2d Mr. (Buil(L A SMALL at nit biles in May 1920. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, of at the Idaho spent the week-en- d foome of Mrs. Parry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. French, of Oreenrlver. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boston, old residents of Greenriver, visited here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Boston now live In Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Don Seely are the proud parents of a fine nine pound baby boy born May 16. Mother and son are doing WASATCH SERVICE .the Community At the Pinchot, Campground above Ago this week. canat the forks of Twelve Mile fish were of legal yon it was recenntly observed that of the rainbow and were At examination for postmasduring the vinter window lights trout species. toilet at the area native ter for Cleveland scheduled to be in toe held in Price on May 10, 1920, have been damaged by breaking Personal Mention for the of the glass and tearing of the there were no in the lake campground ninnm.. nTTATiTTinn i Marx Clothes BOYACK'S 15 W. Main Price, OUVETO Uteh VARIETY STORE Your Service Shop for Electrical Appliance Dealers In Electric IRONERS SWEBPlS WASHERS RADIOS REFRIGERATORS Warren's Flower Shop "Say It With FlowerT For All Occasions Place orders wibh local agenti Bonded Members of F. T. D, Phone 220 Price, Utah REDD MOTOR ONE STOP CO. SUPERSERVJCI Gas, Oil and Accesaori- Certlfled Used Cars e- Ageati for Chevrolets and Olds. Price, Utah Legal Department NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT STATE OF UTAH. IN JUDICIAL IN THZ AND FOB KMERY COUNTY. Estate of Mary E. Guymon, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Orangeville, Utafc on or before the 6th day of July, AD 1940 JOSEPH H. JEWKES, Executor of the Estate d Mary E. Guymon, deceased. Duane A. Frandsen, Attorney for Executor, P.O.: Castle Dale, Utah. First publication May 3, 1940 Last publication May 31. 1W0 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SEVENIIH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF STATE OF UTAH, IN AND FOB EMERY OOUNIY Estate of Joseph A. Petersen, also known as Joe Petersen. Creditors will pre"1 claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Ferron, Utah, onAJ before the 20th day of July, 1940. Delis L. Petersen, Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph A. Petersen, also fcnojrn as Joe Petersen, deceased. Duane A. Frandsen. P.O. Castle Dale, Utah, Attorney for the Administrate ., 17 1940 TT. n, rusvi puoucauuu ivu.j Last publication June 14. m 1W Salt Lake City, Utah, MayW, INTERIOR DEPAR1MBTC"' era. S. Land Office. Salt Lake Notice" Utah, serial 062234. hereby given that pursuant the act of February 25, Stat. 437). the Department m authorized the modification coal lease issued February v 1939. to David C. Leonard Theodorah (Leroy. Salt Lakesec.juw 062234, to exclude lot 5, M T. 17 S.. R. 7 E., S.L.M.. elude lots 8 and 9 Sec. 3 oi same township and rani?e. lease, when so modiiiea. provide lor a minimum ment of $1000 and a ntfnn production of 550 tons any change in the other terms. Any and all ing adverse or v to lots 8 and 9 Sec. 3, or aW are noWjeo hereby thereof, r they should file on or P'jfii A.M.. June 20, sucfi test or oblectlon: otherwise claim will be disregard" modifying the lease. A. aBROWJf. 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