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Show County lames List Of Jurors For Court Sessions THE UINTAH BASIN Saturday Marks School Census Mutual Procram Pleases Crowd? Officers Changed of the TaursdOf. October 4. ini Thru Tho Fibs Of The Mr- and I Mrs m The Duchesne Business and Club de- Mrs. Clifford Holw1 Womens Mrs Voy Fairbanksthe Professional . of for tak- voted its meeting last Monday beth Uke. speech department most interSaturday is the day of responsible for a program evening to an observance r lSStWl,h Week. of petit esting and entertaining list a is K-sssNewspaper National Following called the discussed WriJhS been Bates Tl have Otto Mrs. Johns. ms! Mrs Alyce jurors who Mayor and TteStOT? of the Nations Osterm M.r?- Chester James Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. sister, Mrs. Phoebe Wright and to serve during the third District subject, reminding her listeners United States is the ess Monday at a Fourth Judicial the he car Beebe and Mr. and that Heber City from counqufc niece, on earth her home, ti Court in and for Duchesne Mon- Chester Lyman attended a High-in her when only country left a customs of the ents and guardians in the on takers talked ton began meeting which officially freepress, women spent the way 40 association whose people enjoy Clinton J. Mickelson made a ty, Danish people and sanga Friday. The consequently are the best and enjoying the uS, t and Craig, Colo., last on Lake City Salt to Du daWilliam Hall gave to Denver, speedy trip descripHomer Fitzwater, songs. Leon informed people on earth con- ments: Mrs. Lymans proceeded and Mrs. Mickand Du Monday. return Beebes the people Carman. and of Edwin Johnsons tion while the cerning world events. 18 has Mrs. Wm. MorrSfiA accompanied him to chesne; Frank Monks, Myton; toms and characteristics of the returned via Grand Junction elson, whoremained chesne; The week of October Partridge, Mrs. WCn) Mexico the to spend the city, Fnelish people. Life id Wilson and Price. Levi J. Anderton, Duchesne; MyHOME P each home is re- been proclaimed National News- O. A. Wilkins, Mrs Mr. of with head week Morris The of the G. Verl was described by i Bowden. Myton; the president, nian and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Koyen balance Chns-Iten- a ron Week by Mrs. songs jjffllCHAHT paper Mexican of WedLc, Mickelsons mother, Clifford Bastiarv and recordings the mayor, were Salt Lake visitors on and Upalco; Roper. governor the Mickelson. Ned the Neola; James Felter. Myton;Reyn- and music were play acquainted nesday of last week. when all citizens will honor Howard Dean Christenson of the Fort Ord, Roosevelt; "Guardians Gines, '1KADE aj newspapers, Hawaiian California Moulton the us with Mr. and Mrs. John census. Freedom of the People, Mrs. Roosevelt; Elmer Frandsen, his listeners Making their home with the olds, native in making and furlough food the poult Rulon expense town briefly Monday Talmage; Floyd Ross, Roosevelt; neoDle their again are Mr. and Mrs. Blaines stopped in return relatives and friendTh I who of the home is un- Bates said. head to Is eifecte their toe Fairbanks, habits.' Mt. Home; The trip Linda. their on Voy. Blaine and Harold Stevenson, available during in and the Mr. be Basin. yi&A to the for able for Lake Salt City. Boneta mission home in filled a Munz, Duchesne. have been living in chesne he was the tuMt facts these hours, then he The machinery for the R.E.A from a Lula church in Germany, related some Alva Snow, Roosevelt; Austhe past year and we arc happy Moulton is convalescing hi -with of leave customs to plant has been m Laura Mae Lyman had two and R. The generating habits John back. requested the them operation. Bridgeland; about welcome ser to major la home Beal, tin the m now is giving and resDonsible person stalled been spending a few days at the Davies, Duchesne; Agnes Wil- the people of that country, are mem- vice to the members of the as- jubjeet of who (5 mis his Mrs. of of persons number their J. a of Sweat, daughter, Mrs. B. A. Jacoby accompan- home also told liams. Upalco; Earl who are sociatto which M and bers of their household ied by her two children. Jerry Bert Mayhew in Utahn. Fruitland; Mafion Mortensen, sionary experiences. 5 the of honor bration Lullaby the ages Brahams and Julie, visited in Salt Lake the Roosevelt; Howard Andrews, beautifully of the project is beI five by of 5S5T theS birthday,are and Mr. and Mrs. Tatton Bench Roosevelt; Grant Bleazard Mt. in the German language. enrolled completion City, Friday and Saturday Oct. then WILLIAM for Saturday. were they which in I groceries. DAVOUl, for Erickson, rid6 ing planned The last week. left Saturday of last week Home; Carl William Duschool. If no one will be 4 Everyone is invited to inspect to BONETA be America back will at any Peterson, Funenl l uld easily where Albert they brought Boneta; Chicago, then parents the Plant. Besides viewing the were conducted in th. Amer Al- of home Saturday, or n her home rendition make to S. their at daughthe Murray, received Claude by Returning through chesne; joyfully by are reqested to tack this list machinery and seeing how it Ward chapel. ChurchVl heck can yodelling songs, sung in Duchesne is Mrs. Ivy Mur- ter Venice, who is employed tonah. the home accom- on the entrance of their I I. visitors are promised Christ of Latter-daoperates, dock who has been absent for there. Their stay is indefinite. Saiah made Clem Labrum Roosevelt, Elmer Rasmussen, who may a guitar. so that the census taker numprogram and other a few years. She has rented here day for WilUam Lavourl Cworks in Howard Harmston, Roosevelt; panied himself on the include the sung by and were in Kenneth is it numbers who up 57. farmer and stodonia' home in Roosevelt. It is a Choral Tabiona; pick Earl Thompson, Thomas, Ray the last in the to have Mrs. Murdock with military service, is home on died ber of persons oncount. Roosevelt; James a girls chorus. Saturday at Sprouse, list This An. obligation wi Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Moore 1 a. m , after an us again. She has been a mem The beautiful gladioli and pe current census Bacon Roosevelt; Bertha B. of to Person Lake chapel the any City, Salt include adorned for Harrison, shouid Howard Mons it be ha ness that ber of this community many Tuesday left tunias k Johansen, gus, Myton; rest Mrs. a member of of the Mt. who will contribution Mrs. spend Birch, and a age Harvey Elwin conducted were the services. J where they years. thi, household whether or Captain Roosevelt; Burial was in the Bowk 1. of the week visiting relatives Hatch, of Ogden, spent the week Home; David Kenneth Clayburn, James Marrison. schoo dance Mrs. of attending Rich Lhat and here conference. Mrs. Edward person is end in Duchesne. While and attending Dancing, in charge and live etery, under the dlrecboei Bridgeland; Bert R. Gardner, Helen Odekirk visited the Fruit-lan- their time was divided between Roosevelt. gome other district. of Root directors, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin I find Mortuary and Olpin acSunward Primary Saturday. the homes of their parents, Mr. Mrs. Max Peterson left He was born Sept. 28, k This panel will be notified by Woodbury, was the special cel . Mr. Rich was their chauffeur. ATTENDS CONFERENCE - day to make her home in Salt Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete cor and Mrs. James Hatch and Mr. the county sheriff when to ap- tivity which followed the regular as Duher .prices service. and Mrs. Wm. Case. class work. son of William and Annie 1 Mrs. Dorothea W. Allred, Lake City. She has rented pear for jury Mr. and Mrs. Von Pierson acone criminal case is I Gasoline-IThere have been spine changes heHW county recorder. attended home to Mr. and Mrs. Howard sen Oman. far. Thus . M Mr. at Piersons of Utah the term m Sexton coach made Mrs. Everett and third you like convention Mr. Stutz the by companied is annuai and additions docketed for In 1907 his family ( Stutz. Mr. Mrs. James Summers, for their home of court at Duchesne for which faculty. Mrs. Mildred Smith has- ecorders beld in Salt Lake City Duchesne high school. left Wednesday Mt. to Pleasant from 1 in Bingham Friday and Sat- in Salt Lake City, after spending a She reports that the appointed age group counwhere he had since rended, k 5 or V jury will be selected - iast week. Stanley Title to replace Mrs .Fern Merthree weeks with Mrs. Sextons urday with a brother. the Lake does Mr. and Mrs. Owen who was released to serv company offices in Heber City, parents. : in K rell, fcoes Mrs. Duke Stevens, of Heber, Wright. as a counselor in the Relief Soj whcre ggorge B. Stanley L HAUG. al- - Christ of Latter-Da- y L. FRED Sikh, Salt 1 1 to of DoEilat her Naom sister Miss accompanied by demonstrated the a- and organization. lained a HAUG. as one time at L. F. nts!. as hours of ing Anna so known A visit of real enjoyment was rothys children, Jerry and Addley was appointed Publlclty techniques of microfilming, line Boneta ward bishogt f itee and ceased. Miss LaVor Sprouse, tographing and photostating Dee, were very special and wel- experienced by Mrs. Dean Pow- ENTERTAINED AT claims: was a high priest In the A will present Creditors .. ban in come guests last week at the ell when her mother and step sustained methods records as modern recently was Jmerch ) vouchers to the under-jWarcounsel- with home of Mrs. Stevens parents, father, Mr. and Mrs. John Rob- BRIDGE PARTY of activity Bank Leora Titek recording Hostess last Monday evening the position Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Moore. signed at 1501 Walker Utah,! He married bins came to spend the day busily engaged in outlining Manti L.D.S. tempMI lwwUSOU! Lake at an attractive bridge party or, isnumerous the City. Salt the for Building with her last Friday. programs Elizabeth 1918. B. at her home was Mrs. Grant the Jf are the 1st day of De-,iMyrtle Wilcken and It was business that called on of the on or before T sessions his k ! year. include attended Murdock. Survivors 1951. Lake D.. to wife Rowley Salt City A. Jacoby Earl Jorden took his cember, A. of held conference one comprised and list, sons AdmlmstraHer guest Relief Society three M VERL C. RITCHIE, to the L.D.S. hospital in Salt Monday. and special guests in Salt Lake City this week. of the estate of Fred L Clarence and Hugh Onut tor Lake City again Sunday, where club members Max Peterson, also known as F. L.'neta; Verl Oman Shawnstj Tripping about the country, she is scheduled for an opera- included Mrs. - Haugh Mrs Ben Klippel, Mrs. George The buildings at Emorys Ser- Haugh! Deceased. and Vena Oman, Bonett; over highways and byways last tion on her knee. Fitzwater, 1951 grandchildren; one broths 4, Oct. week end were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jorden was injured in a Kohl, Mrs. Homer Mrs. Publication familiar (tocated First "X PhilDave Ulo TribM "B" Nol Oman, A f-il( Dean Powell, who spent Satur- car accident a couple of months Mrs. Oscar Beebe, Last Publication, Oct. 25, 1951 one sister, Ray Miles, Vern Bromley. Mrs. Mot Thomas. their with Rue Mrs. Lake recovered Salt in never City and day ago and has Halstead, Mrs. Wood-ro40 son, Calvin and his family, then from injuries sustained at that Mrs. Ralph Mrs. 2 open BORROW feet, Edwin Carman; tween UBSCR1BEDON.T Day, went on the Coalville, where time. blow Miss Charlotte Johnson and minutes, had a good initial son and of their were guests they were and died in 27 minutes; re Mr. and and daughter-in-laMrs. Elizabeth Rockhill was Mrs. Ivy Murdock, who covered 260 feet fluid, very fourThe guests. Powell. hosspecial Mrs. Howard released from the Roosevelt mud. Evanslight oil and gasat cut to some took a Joy ride up Sunday evening and feet. pital 8006 are drilling Crews FETED and brought to her home. Mrs. Rock-hi- 500 CLUB ston, Wyoming before Mr. Sun1 (RooNo. social Lloyd Rosemary Sunday was a delightful Mrs. Powell returned home has been in 111 health for the sevelt stepout well located NW some time. Her daughter, Mrs. evening for members of who day night. A drill-steSW Sec. 500 Club, Frank Soyka, of Salt Lake City, Sunday-Nigh- t feet, opat as between Lotest guests Mrs. Louise Anderson, of arrived Thursday, following her were entertained Mrs. Vern en 80 minutes, had a strong and Mr. of of home a the hoswas Thursday to the admittance guest mothers gan, blow immediately, with gas to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bench. pital on Wednesday. She will re- Bromley. a delicious served surface in 50 minutes; recovered hostess The main here with her mother until 50 feet she is able to be up and around. dessert luncheon, preceding the 950 feet fluid, top 180 feet game, to Mr. and Mrs. Grant slightly oil cut mud.270 feet of highly oil cut mud, Mrs. Lilly Brown took her Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar of oil and to Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nel- mud cut oil, 450 feet 50 Mrs. Lovina Mott mother, each. FOR SALE Coal Heatrola. Price Sunday, where she will son Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas, mud approximately Good condition. Across street be the guest of her daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fouse, Total well depth is 9314 feet. Crews are preparing to core. from Harts Cabins. See C. E. Mrs. Howard Thacker, and fam- of Arcadia. 406. Duchesno Uto Tribal No. 2 Duchesne, phone Johnson, . ily for the next two weeks. DUY (located center SE NW, Sec. 16 Mrs. Brown was accompanied CANASTA Crews cored between social of gaiety An evening Aron Mr. Mrs. and the by trip heat55 and ft. Siov FOR SALE feet, recovered was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. stocks-plup-tl- e er repair parts for sal. CanHack-toEsauk, Mr. and Mrs. Total depth 4277 feet.drill-ste-Crews Stephen parts for any mak. Mrs. Ivan Hadden and Mrs. Eddie Kielbasa, Mr. and Mrs. preparing to take a 30-3- 0 MOV Mrs. test. Hardware Roosvlt. Lorin Mitchell assumed propor- Lorin Mitchell and Mr. and A. Burnett No. 1 (Straw Hadden the Jack at Hadden IULUT Ivan tionate responsibility Monday wildcat No. 2, when they delivered a load of home Saturday evening. served berry reservoir SHEEPMEN ATTENTION SW SW, Sec. located was lunch delicious A Roosevelt in seed alfalfa . drilling at 9643 feet. Grating land for rant, reason-btoby the gracious hostess, follow- Crews are Crook Wildcat No. I Willow canasta. of Kindly contact Mr. O. J. ing the game 3112 South, 9th East. (located NE SW, Sec. Bench Donald Mrs. and Mr. Sail Lak City. Phon 70331. were visitors at the Grant Bench Crews are drilling at 5552 feet. No. 1 (loand Eddie Davies homes in SW NE, in Duchesne near cated ?rovo Sunday. They report that Crews are mov Sec. dr. Benchs brother, Grant is ing in rotary tools. D improving steadily, and that they their visit with their W hav a good supply of Nw enjoyed Me. and daughter Immediate for Alma Mott, son of Orson Mott, uto Used Bags Davies. Mrs. and oa. 11.00 was taken from his truck ThursNow Bags Dur delivery Usod Bag 90c oa. day noon of last week in Salt Lake City, by his employed and HAPPY BIRTHDAY 1 taken to the Veterans hospital. This week the Record extends who is employed Mr. Mott, Roosevelt Utah The third term of court in a Happy Birthday greeting to by the American Asphalt Co., Wo, X was enroute from Rawlins. Wy- the Fourth Judicial District 1. at Gladys Jensen, Barbara Bond, Horrocks, Hildur W. John- oming to Salt Lake City. He Duchesne opened October Lubi FOR SALE 12 room brick Linda Manilla Madsen, Nita Col- was driving the truck while his on Oct. 1. house in Randlett Townsite, or ston, Ellis and Mrs. was resting in the) Law and motion and probate Raymond lett, Make offer. for wreck salvage. otheis and all His com- - days during the term are set Chester Lyman, compartment. 1917 Hoover sleeping Muriel E. Stevens, the within fall find the for Oct. 1, 11, 25; Nov. 8, 22; to awakened whose birthdays panion Street North, Las Vegas, Nev. week. truck was not moving and sens- and Dec. 13. One criminal .trial will be ing that there might be trouble, 0mXOt3ettXXkXOD climbed from the compartment heard with a jury beginning Oct. 15 at 2 p. m. to find Mr. Mott lying on the seat. He proceeded Another criminal matter, the with all possible haste to Salt which was appealed from Roosevelt City Court, is set to Lake City. Mr. Mott whose condition was be heard at 10 a. m. on Oct. 17. Two civil trials for quieting critical, was found to be sufheard fering the most excruciating land title are set toof be the third the dread induced that forepart during by pain, disease, spinal meningitis. His term. They are George Behunin condition remained critical for vs. Sallie C. Cooper and Jack to be heard bedays. However, a report from Chinn Calvert, m. Oct. 3; and 10 a. at to was the COOKING ginning the hospital Monday effect that he was showing a J. A. LeBeau vs. Edward C. Bag-leet al. and W. A. Taylor, et slight improvement. al. beginning at 10 a. m., Octo- news the Taking Campaign M.I-A- - Sflrsaa Ett J - &!"?& WSS fiT . 2 15-d- ay j DEATH! C listeners -- y plea-sur- Gel' d O.P-S- d l-- tttr !S. j I I SOCIETY ex-ciet- i y Notice To Crodltoro 1 n. pub-wh- o rr. d. I o, Ml Novc i -" w 7686-788- I 8MP?U ll m dM 9129-931- 4 WAMT APS cm THEM WHILE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE I parti 10-4-l- tp MW 4S-4- . 3976-403- 1 y Sport model 64 VJinchsstcr m 10-4-u- sc AMA Rns. Moningltis Hits Alma Mott; AGO In son-in-la- Vets Hospital Ucckln3 llcrdwsro Uinchcstcr 3030 Carbics Model 94 Canyon-Governme- nt Winchester 32 Spscial Third Term of District Court Opened October Carta Model 94 odd 340 Savage, 30 Cd. Winchester Amunition for all popular . 10-4-l- tp semi-conscio- ti u n . ting uiiues WE3K E SPECIALS - G3EEnSTJSQ - UATEOLOilS emmouPEs ib. 4V& Freeh Frcits end Ucsotatto FOOD X y, ber 2. Fourth Judicial District judges who will preside during the third term of court are R. L. Otrcot Lights Add 3c per lb. STORK! - TENTS UTENSILS - D00T8 SLEEPING DAGS Csfoty To Duchesno City Tuckett, Joseph E. Nelson and Wm. Stanley Dunford, all of Provo. The street light installed at the intersection of U. S. Hign-waAfter their first week at school 40 and the main thorough- Lloyd Abbott. Steven Beal, Bilfare to the new L.D.S. church ly Harris and Conrad Hollenhas been a boon to pedestrian beck were week end visitors at and traffic safety in Duchesne their homes. City. Other poles were also installWe see Ray Bench is driving ed in this city block for further a late model, maroon, Mercury development of the street light- sedan. y ing system. Extension of the street light Ing system was at the expense of Duchesne City. Installation of the poles and light was supervised by Oscar Beebe, a member of the city council. Seventy out of every one HUNTING CAPS RED SWEAT SIIIRTS AND ANYTHING ELSE YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE YOUR HUNTING TRIP COMPLETE. COMFORTABLE AND ENJOYABLE a hun- dred planes Russia would launch against us would get through to Millard Clayton the target. Powell, Jr., member of Congress from New York. SUBSCRIBE Phone your nows Uema to 441 DONT .BORROW DUCHESNE. UTAH PHONE 211 gP |