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Show $ An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Of .The People Of Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 1, Number 6 Bond Election To ' Kf $2.00 Per Year Randolph, Utah, Friday, March 15, 1929 NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR TOWN OF RANDOLPH South Rich Given Raw Deal At Davis In Advance Moving Rig Into Cokeville Territory Notice is hereby given that a Special Election will be held Tuesday, April 9th, 1929 at Randolph, Utah, for the purpose A a special meeting held in the of bonding said Town of Randolph to (From Cokeville Register) Definite word reached Mr. Law at 7: stood 2 for Box Elder, giving them the extent of $35,000.00 for the piping Opera House Tuesday evening, March As we go to press we learn of a 12, the Town Board voted to hold 30 Thursday night, March 7th that our the game by one point. of Spring water into said Town. an election to Bond tb town and team would have to go down to play off very .interesting story of the oil fu. J. 0. Rex, At Bear River High they demonstratture of the Cokeville territory. raise funds for the nw' piped water the Town Board President game with Davis Friday night which ed their ability to play real ball by de- Attest: J. W. Murphy, who was here last system. Leo McKinnon, Mr. John Lambotfn of Garden City, meant that the South Rich team had to feating the fast Bear River team which winter looking over the oil leasing Town Clerk Adv. who had charge of the construction qf travel practically all day Friday and had twice beaten Box Elder and had tied possibilities, and who left for Kem-mroo to study the records with the the water system in his home town, then play ball that same night an in- with Davis for the runner-up- . position. was in attendance and gave the fol- justice and a great disadvantage to any In idea of returning later, came In from teams both when the last quarter Kemmerer this morning accompanied lowing information as tq the cost of team. The matter was refered by Mr. were doing their best to edge out ahead They etc. by his lawyer, Atty Wilson construction, pipe, ArbiR. D. Law to the State Board of our boys held their opponents to one field The cost of piping the water from had boarded the train at Kemmerer with the idea of getting off at Beckbasket while making two themselves, the upper Willow Spring in New Can- tration but to no avail. Under such odds the boys of course ending the game with a score of 6 with but the train doesnt stop there. yon, was given by him as $31,000.00 As we get the story, Mr. Murphy The highest amount that the Town made a very poor showing against the for South Rich. CITY Representa- is said to represent the Carter Oil SALT LAKE of Randolph can be bonded for is Davis team in their large gymnasium,, Coach Law and the boys were given a tive Richard T. Frys bill calling for Co., of California, a subsidary of the $25,9)00.00 Material for the proposed three times the size of ours, the nearly publication of the Standard Oil of New Jersey, and coirt would project $22,000.00; labor hearty reception at Bear River where monthly (newspaper school and score of city, being expenditures Wilson is one of the companys $12600.00 Mr. Law taught for a period of three bodies trium- Atty county Intent on giving the boys a chance to This would, according to figures lawyers. years before coming here and where he phed in Utahs lower house late FriIt is stated that they have leased presented, figuring 110 families in the show their ability to successfully com- still cherishes many friends. day night by a vote of 36 to 15. the B. Q. ranch of 11,000 acres, and town, be $309.00 ner family, of which pete with teams from the larger schools Passage of the bill came after a this modning Clint Holland signed The group was very pleased to have d amount could be worked down there, Coach Law scheduled a debate in which an amend- up his ranch of 280 acres for drilling heated out. Frank U. Frazier, school board memThis is a move in the right, direc- game with Box Elder High at Brigham ber of Woodruff accompany them oh the ment sibmiflted by Representative purposes. The gentlemen expect to James B. Wilson and providing that a tion and should receive the support Monday night and with Bear River, the deal more land arfd and from his jovial attitude it would publication 'be quatjterlV had failed lease was great their objective this morning and encouragement of everyone in team next to Davis in the league, Tues- trip that by a close vote. appear that he enjoyed it too. when they were carried through to Mr. Lamboiu put forth day night. Randolph, of the measure, Repre- Cokeville. The Beckwith In support some very interesting facts and says territory Coach Law is pleased to report that sentative W. D. Hammond Our team led the Box Elder boys thru pointed to lien) about 10 miles south of town. this is one thing that our people can- out the conductrecent events in Salt Lake as indicagame until the last minute or he is proud of the way the boys to not afford to pass up. These getatlemen are, reported There are so many different angles so of play when several successive shots ed themselves while on the trip. They tive of the need of letting the public have said that five big trucks loadto look from and so much to be said from near the center of the floor brought all had a very good time, but in a clean know wh&t Is being done with Its ed with a standard rig are now at on this question that the Reaper will the Box Elder score even with ours and wholesome way. Many pleasant mem- inotney. That, he said, is the primary Evanston and will continue here just of the bill. be very glad to have you send in your the as soon as the road can be negotiaAt the end of an ories will be cherished for some time by purpose game ended Several representatives told of let- ted. Ita case this cannot be done with opinion for if this subject is to be extra three minute period, the score all who made the tr p. ters received their constituents in the next few weeks the rig will discussed pro apd con, we know only asking them to vote in opposition to be brought in by train. It is the aim one sure way of letting each other, 500 GALLON LOAD SUGAR MOON the Fry bill. In almost every case, to have the rig on the ground in the and everyone at large, know the CONSTRUCTION WORK ON COMMENCE TAKEN WHILE IN TRANSPORT they staid, the protestants were pub- next two weeks. SCHOOL TO HIGH other fellow ideas, and that is lic officials. Mr. Fry produced nuThesle people stated that barring through you local paper. But whatSheriff new of The on work the Construction merous petitions Jim favor of his bill unforseeta accidents or trouble it is eye Depaty eagle ever yon do, BOOST until it hurts. Fielding High school building will George Stockman of Coalville, Utah written by taxpaying citizens. Boost The Water expected that their first well will be trucks Boost The Water start soon, at leust as soota as snow observed two SUMMIT NOT SUMMIT completed on or about Sept. 1st. WHEN YOU SUM IT UP has melted and weather will permit. Louring Wyomling licenses slowly investiAnother company which It will be but a matter of a few weeks wending their way down Echo CanSublet country in the the gated providing the same kind of weather yon the first of the week, and stop( Prom Salt Lake Tribune) fall and was very favorably impresprevails as has been the case this ping them, made one of the biggest sed with its possibilities may become Last Friday night was one of re- active at The ancient boundary dispute be; week. Contractors are anxious to get hauls of suear moon taken in Sumtime now that the . mit county since prohibition baa fail- joicing for the old folks when they weather hasany tween Summit ajnd Rich counties on the job and in action. moderated and the snow has been hauled ed to prohibit1'. Fifty-eigtegs, or met at the ward hall and were enter- is fading. Suffieie)iiti gravel arose again in Utahs lower house and about 500 gallons were found. tained! At 6:30 all over sixty years of II. from the river bed near Dingle side Saturday with consideration There is still another company neB. No. 89, by representative T. .T now sand is being put on the It is reported that this cargo was were served with a banquet after gotiating for an oil lease on the Hagbrick work. originally loaded in the Kemmerer which followed a program and dance. Tingey of Rich county. The measure ready for concrete and crew & , Evans ranch, on Smith fork gerty men of district to be taken to Ogden to re- Fresh cut carnations were presented alnd they stated in a communication Ilarry Quintoto and a passed by a vote cf 35 to 12. thirst of the as favors. Joseph Westdni and Jo- to Mr. The mafau bone of contention which have been busy for several weeks lieve the inordinate that they were ready the from bricks and Thus is a seph Irwrin were presented with pres- o start Haggerty of scofflaws that hauling cleaning village. over in the debate bill the developed this spring with operations between ents, the first being the oldest per- two between Mr. Tingey and Representa- old building to the new she Paris Commercial relationship should the deal be closed. rigs second had son town, in the j having tive Ephraim Bates of Summit coun- Post Ogden and Kemmerer, built up by The Cokeville territory is said to Mr& Barbara Boost The Water visits back and forth between com- the largest family. ty was the inclusion of a four-mil-e be one of the most promising oil tera received for token, also BY being , mercial organizations and officials Early stretch of Union Pacific railroad CONSERVE FOOD ritories open at this time and unles ELIMINATING WASTE interferred with by a dinky little the youngest woman of the. sixty and tracks, now lying in Summit county. ' all fail we may expect a prossigns Old ita time to the lie dancing eighty year group. Mr. Tingey county that happens contended that the the two major was indulged in and cake and ice- pecting campaign in tlhis vicinity Millions of dollars worth of valu- pathway between present boundary lines could not be cream was served to all present. this coming summer, of great magnlatted correctly. Mr. Bates said able food elements have been pour- towns. his team and nitude. the when dowfci our drain that the matter had been taken Is pipes Further the that ing report cargo John Lamborn with Boost The Water means toescort the been sleigh, provided have the state supreme court and water in which potatoes originally was loaded on a bobsled LITERARY CLUB ORGANIZED the to and from folks party. that Summit con'nty claims had been boiled has been cast aside. Addition- at the inception of the trip, and taken elderly to be this claims present been wasted Everyone have parmillions by over the on a tortoruous journey upheld. In this connection the word al In order to promote literary spirit and summit came in for considerable ing new potatoes instead of scraping snowy wastes to Evanston, where it one of the best events of its kiind for from years. a increase the opportunities for intellector difference of opinion, was held awaiting opeping of the Mr. by taking deep paring Tingey them, road from that point to Echo. Then, ual growth, the ladies of Randolph orcoaiitending that the point designated old potatoes instead of a thin one. as the summit under the court deDelmas Kearl and Parnell Johnson What applied to potatoes, applies it was loaded on trucks and the last a Literary Club, Wednesday, The lap of the journey that resulted so are home from Logan. Delmas has ganized cision was not, the actual summit. also to dozens of other foods. March with officers as follows: Presi13, been visiting there: while Parnell Boost The Water many small wastes ithat make an disastrously was begun. Mrs. Reuben Law; dent, . A. C. so U. the considered waste are VIRGIN LIPS IS enormous John Doe has been attending Those arrested were FULL OF THRILLS important by food authorities that Smith, truck owner, of Evanston : They motored to Randolph where Mrs. George Wilson; Secretary and Reand experi- Asa Eastman, truck driver, also of they left their car and came over the porter, Mrs. G. Willard Peart; Literary countless investigation hill with Mr. 'Hendee. Outlawry, pasionate love and dar-i- r ments have been conducted so that Evanston, and Joe Coletti of Committee, Mrs. Abbie Bond, M.s. Alma deeds are to be found in Virgin the losses may at least be reduced to who are held iin the Sumand Miss Vera Kearl. J. .Otis Cheney is. visiting at Argyle Lips, the Columbia production at some extent. mit county jail facing charges about The play, The Mollusk, by John The orange recently came in for a as large as the cargo they are al- Ogden and Kaysville. We think he the Kozy Theatre, Sunday. Olive Davidson was read and discussed by Mrs. his visits. Borden has the stellar role with John patriculklr'y cartful investigation leged! to have had in their charge. has some purpose in A most delicious luncheon Law. Boles as masculine lead. The plot re along these lines by Martha Sleuben Federal prohibition authorities in Economies. Utah believe The Ward Primary Conference was was served by the hostess, Mrs. Ernest velvet around a beautiful American Division of Home the liquor belongs to a College. liquor ring operating between Ogden held Sunday, March 10. It was a McKinnon. girl, lured into a notorious Central Kansas State Agricultural successful confereta.ee and the seediest naval orahges and Wyoming, Americafoi cafe by promises of a dan- California according to their very Booit The Water officers are proud that so primary cing engagement and a daring Ameri- were used in small, medium and large statement appearing newsin Utah WAR VETERAN AND were There can aviator, who holds at bay the sates the object being to see what WpRLD present. many people Kemmerer Gazette. NEWSPAPER MAN STAYS one hundred eighty fiye souls were forces of an outlaw leader. size of orange and what method of papers. Boost The Water ON .ASSESSMENT JOB interested in the work. The action is tense thrilling and preparatiob would result in the least READERS VIEWS There are picturesque possible waste of the valuable juices. spectaculjaiV SALT LAKE CITY Frank Page, Amos Barker is hauling mail to backgrounds. unsual and dangerou-airplanThe results were very interesting Stewart, formerly with the editorial During the past three weeks The and from Gardefa City. sequences whch work up to and well worth passing on to the a smashing climax im which a com- housewife, for I'tl " was learned that Reaper has received many .compldepartment of The Tribune and a was world war veteran with the ranking A pleasant for party surprise pany of cavalrymen put to rout the medium and small oranges are just iments and many subscriptions v rebel horde. Elmer Clifton directed. 83 good in every way as the large which we thank you. given to Mrs. Alfred Kearl and N. of captain, received notice of his There are massive set3, colorful sizes, atad especially efficient for Mr. and Mrs. Ben T. Orviin write Oliver Wahlstrom, whose birthdays reappointment to the state board of from that they enjoy the paper very much are March 9. The party was held at equalization and assessment surroundings and picturesque exteri- juice usee. 1L Dern Governor home. Wahlstrom Monday. the George ors and plenty of real isi the best community As smaller oranges are particularly and that it Boo at The Water Mr. Stewart was first named in action. this yeafl, they are selling paper Rich Couny has ever had, and LARGEST SEMINARY CLASS plentiful Governor a we is 1925, Virgifai Lips is a picture that will at which think letter following March, following conto the very pleasing prices WILL GRADUATE THIS YEAR Derns first election. appeal to all types of audiences be- sumer. Although the large orange particularly good : cause of its timeliness and excelMr. Stewart first came to Sait and although it Laketown, Utah, may look inviting The. recent pins purchased by the Lake In 1910, when he took the polent story value. March 12. 1929. be preferable ijm the case of may Semgraduation clasd of the Paris BooThe Water sition of reporter with The Tribune. certain salads where large colorful Editor abd Publisher, inary are much in evidence here. It He etalisfed in the world war as a Sky High Saunders, the first of slices are desired, the smaller and Rich County Reaper. a with made a is beautiful very pin, of a series of four melodramatic air division oranges will prove equally Dear Sir: written private with the Montana S with seminary block films starring A1 Wilson, the screens cheaper to was advanced and during mort will uses, and captain usually good for Kindly permit me to congratulate around the block. It has an attrac- his service overseas. greatest stunt and trick aerial artist, prove more economical. is upon the good weekly you are sup- tive gurad attached. The design will be screemed at the Kozy theaBoost The Water In a glass of fruit juice, in a fruit plying us Rich County citizens, that of awreath. in the center of tre. Saturday. This breath-takinFUNERAL BROTHERS in AT staap-pok the to 29. note the average salad, which are he numerals that it contains pleased picture provides, the cup, not used do of size the town readable the other locals been The has oranges by very adopted pin great air star with every chance to show. Therefore, if cetats worth comments 72 seminaries of the L. D. S. Mrs. George Smith of Sublette arnoteatimely display not only his prowess as a of sknall or medium fiftysized oranges on 1500 rived in Kgmmerer Wednesday eveover current Have which church, topics. frequently comprises stunt flyer but also his splendid achare found to weigh considerably more heard some queries oh different oc- students. Utah, where ning from Randolph, ing ability. of of her a worth to half dollars local funeral than as the class the of the casions she The prime attended, why graduation county paper Running a bandit flyer to earth housewife will be did not Inform as to civic officers seminary will include 52 students brother, Henry Jacobson, who died and staging a fistic duel on the wing beautiesto well, the favor the smaller sizes if official sessions, transactiona etc. 1 and reported by Principal Wfelker to one day last week from pneumonia. of a plane two thousand feet in the prone has been prepared with notice that you are filing that re- be the largest class in the history of Decedent was a resident of Lewisher budget air are just two of the many gripmind. in ton, near Randolph, and was well economy the Paris Seminary. quest. Success to your Enterprise seek-esecenes in store for thrill ping PrinciThe Water Boost said kinown in the Kemmerer district, a needs live Rich The class this year. County representaThe star has a wonderful supa very where he had often visited. Mrs. manifested mam has to tive son was Mr. A born Welker, press pal Sunday cast porting consisting of Elsie Smith continued on her journey home Frank Rice, Bud Osborne, and and Mrs. Virgil Ashton of Cheyetane, , Also I rather enjoy the snappy fine spirit under the circumstances. usual spirit attending the semin- to Sublette yesterday. Frank Tomick. The picture was di- Wyoming. Papa is son of Mr. and way you advertise, I do, by Joseph. The In the past has been In evidence Mrs. Joshua Ashton of Randolph. Boost The Water; rected by Bruce Mitchell. You have my best wishes therein. ary this year, aind the officers of all clas-ce-s Sol Conley sold an Atwater-Ken- t Boo ft The Water Subscribe now for The Rich Very respectfully yours, have been alert in seminary welradio to Wm. Johnson Tuesday which Subscribe NOW! JOSEPH IRWIN. County Reaper $2,00 per year. fare. Paris Post. is to be shipped to Ogden. 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