Show t SATURDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 10 Day By Day With the Utah Pioneers JULY 14 1934 Some Ideas for Your Cottage 1847 WEDNESDAY JULY 11 Elder Orson Pratt’s advance eom- miles in the forepany traveled 6 noon and halted for noon at a place where Echo canyon widens out suf ticlently to make a good camp This place was 60 miles ground from Wort Rrlriger la the afternoon the company traveled 6 12 miles farther down Echo canyon which brought them to the junction of Red Fork (Echo creek) and the Weber fiver where they camped for the bight after traveling during the day 13 miles Orson Pratt writes: “We have been shut up In a nar- 1 ' some places is only from 10 to 12 rods wide while upon each side the bills rise very abruptly from eight to 12 hundred feet and the most of the distance we have been walled in by vertical and overhanging precipices of red pudding stone and also red sandstone dipping to the north- west in an angle of about 20 degrees (the valley of the Red fork ranging bout southwest) These rocks were worked into many curious shapes probably by the rains The country here it very mountainous in every direction Bed fork (Echo creek) toward the mouth is a small stream about eight feet across it puts into Weber’s fork from the right bank Weber’s fork is here about 70 feet Wide from two to three feet deep rapid current atony bottom con listing of boulders water very clear its course bearing west northwest above the sea Height of 6301 feet has been quite The rough crossing and recrossing the stream (Echo creek) a great number cf times There is some willow and aspen in the valley and upon the idehillSt and tome scrubby cedar Upon the hills and rocks as usual” As the overland passenger of today It whirled through Echo canyon he passes by castles crags spires and towering columns In this strange lo- eality but foremost of the landmarks was Pulpit rock on Echo creek so bamed for its shape Some writers of history have made the statement that it was so called on account of mi LlYome&Declare j il"t (12-o- JJIlL 7p r lb' 9c 2c 28c 10c - - lit 29c 13c UTAH PACKING CO 10c lb 2 lbs Beef lb George-wel- 15e—Bulk 25c 25c ll-o- 17c pS": 15c 18c 15c J 5c 15-- 8c lb - 10c S'-- b 8c OP SKAGGS 17c 10c 'i - 1 for VF accord With antiwar activities The next meeting will be held Saturday night in Arbon L D S chapel Power county has three clubs at present American Fells with W R Quane chairman Mrs Melba Ringe 'vice chairman K M Thornhill secretary-treasure- r Rockland with Harold White chairman R Ewing secretary-treasure- r and Arbon with Guy chairman M L Williams vice chairman and Miss Dolores Da- ung-Democra- tS: fi l the camp program by representatives suo-ce- si TO JOIN WATER STUDY PARIS Idaho— Attorney General Bert H Miller will attend a public m 2 meeting in the courthouse at p conditions water to 16 study July in Bear Lake county SCHOOL ADDITION BUILT ROCK SPRINGS Wyo —A 28 by 55 feet addition to the Eden valley school is to be built this summer as a F E R A project With erection of this addition the district will be able to offer four years of high schooL Cairo is the largeSTOy in Africa 4 Bread 1 5c as reflections and suggestion of FISH ' HAVEN Idaho—Th women’! vacation camp which closed her Friday was voted a great by the several hundred who were registered for the conference The last day’a program included "The Home in a Changing World” fcy Julia Lund "Clothing Standards for the Consumer” Mrs Marhorle Eastman “Opportunities for Leisure” liv- ing room Dorothy hung a eurtain cf denim on a rod which extended the length of the bunks This could be held back by a curtain tie back or left free to hang straight to the flbor V? Mrs John E Hayes "Standards Great Success ! the room was both sleeping ynd By FLORENCE LA GANKE The summer cottage which the Mil“Color in the Home" la the sublers were taking for the suipmer ject of a leaflet which Nancy has By ANDREW JENSON Assistant L D 8 Church Historian 'sounded most attractive Roger and She sends It on receipt of a stamped rode hack about seven miles to visit went fter vlilt th famJ President Young at bis trap were settled When Lois came envelope Write her they care of this paper Coyote creek They found him muchhome sh WM flUed wlth 8dnuratlon ‘sister-in-lar ‘he things her had TprKVedJn also found qp Al-(Copyright 1934 Publishers make lacf ieem b r‘P Syndicate ) and livable As Lois said this par- of all who had Offered (illness sliter-in-lawas a genius at Elder Woodruff Pioneer company tarried in President" Young’s camp unven i n g Ess is t to g the sick tit tow and then returned to the main Pie neer encampment During the day several of the men went outf hunting and brought in sevx Our Milk Maid Bread It compares loaves) Is good bread eral antelope One or two new cases It comes sliced 1 very favorably with hifher priced brands of sickness appeared in the main loaf try our Twin both white and brown If you like a larger Wo pride ourselves in our Twin Bread loaves at 2 for Ifio camp mostly with fever which was The curtains were of fish net In very severe on the first attack genBEEP LIVER— Govt HALE PEACHES— this particular room there was no erally rendering Its victims delirious Smyrna :gjrJnilMcaarwTrrary2 4bw ftf fiefigssityJor Abating aut autdifStW 'in' a languid weak condition It apthe curtains served admirably The Utah Tomatoes lb net was draped back so that it would Sirloin Steak lb peared that a good dose of pills or not blow In the breezes medicine was good to break the feSEEDLESS GRAPES— OCgt ver The patient then needed some Beside the window and the bunks fe Round Steak lb 19 Lit Sweet was placed a keg This had been kind of stimulant to brace his nerves a and guard him against another atblue on And brilliant it NEW POTATOES— Larse and painted ASST LUNCH MEAT— QQ tack Diluted spirits were found to giving individual touches to her was the night light This was nothSmooth Cooked and Sliced Lb be very good in this disease after home And they were not expensive ing more nor less than a ship lan10 lbs ideas that she means had tern The case brass had any the by been fever ShoulPOT ROASTS— polbreaking up LOCAL CABBAGE— For instance m the bunk bed rooms ished Until it shone in the sun and der Rib Cuts Lb In the evening a meeting of the Lb Green and Solid had fashioned spreads of blue gleamed in the room- when the lanbrethren was called around Dr Wil- she VEAL CHOPS— Plard Richards’ wagon in the mam denim They were plain and tailored tern was lighted at night KING— WHITE AtH Loin and Rib Lb with only one bit of ornamentation To hide the bunks by day since Large pkg camp when it was voted to hitch up the teams and move the camp a short lb Frankfurters CRYSTAL WHITE distance on the morrow After the SOAP 10 horn had blown a number of the VEAL ROASTS— Les brethren sat around their campfires Lb and Loin Cuts TUNA FLAKES— as usual when a shower of rain came tin on and sent them to their wagons LARD 2 lbs 19 PEAS— Roly Poly which reminded them of the fifth law 4-lcarton z 38 tin 357 SOUTH STATE ST 3 for of the camp President Brigham Young’s rear BUY YOUR MEAT AT WHOLESALE PRICES — TOMATO JUICE Del BUTTER— company remained encamped on CoyMonte can O PS 8Bo POT ROAST ote creek Howard Egan one of the Parchment 26c PORK & BEANS— Pierce’s size men with the president writes- “ElPUFFED WHEAT— der Wilford Woodruff and Barnabas VEAL ROAST SHOULDER lb L Adama came from the other camp Regular size pkg to see the sick who were getting betMILK LAMB LEGS 424 PAST 3RD SOUTH ST 48 SOUTH MAIN ST ter Brothers Woodruff and Adams 502 SOUTH MAIN ST 1435 SOUTH STATE ST 3250 SOUTH STATE 8T Pulpit rock by moonlight (From an engraving used In Union Pacific ate supper with Brother Kimball VEAL CHOPS lb MIDVALE Brother Woodruff is going to bring descriptive folder) MURRAY BOUNTIFUL his carriage in the morning for PresiPURE WHITE LARD the fact that Brigham Young the narrow defile much less to climb dent Young and Elder Rockwood to preached his first sermon in Utah to that height in the July sun and ride in as they think they Will be VEAL LEGS OR RUMPS lb able then to go ahead I went on to from this rock in July 1847 The preach a sermon In the main Pioneer camp near the top of a high mountain with absurdity of the statement ia apparRUMP ROAST-S-leer lb ent when it Is Considered In the light Cache cave at the head of Echo can- Brothers Heber C Kimball Ezra T of truthful accounts for when Brig- yon the day was very hot with oc- Benson and Lorenzo D Young and offered our prayers to the Almighty ham Young passed through Echo can- casionally a light breeze LINK SAUSAGE lb UA Surety of Purity In the forepart of the day Wilford God in behalf of the sick and our dear yon he was too ill to even notice the of walls and L Adams of Woodruff First-ClasBarnabas the families” surrounding s grandeur Guaranteed Quality Meats — HomrBuylng" Vacation Camp But who besides Dorothy would have though of using white cotton rope to fashion anchors But there they were The cotton rope was soft and easily kept m place Dorothy hjid drawn the design and then couched the rope along the outline She used white embroidery cotton for the couching and it became practically invisible Meet at Dinner of the several counties The musical numbers included an AMERICAN FALLS Idaho — The Instrumental duet by Robert end Ed- Young Democrats' club held a dinward Burgoyne Montpelier and se- ner meeting at the Travelute hotel Monday night Miss Miriam Howard lections by chorus from Paris gave the opening address Musical numbers were given by Mrs I H LIONS MEET Masters Blackfoot the Anderson sisIDAHO FALLS Idaho—A short ters of American Falls and a women's 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