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Show j ? s v x ' i ft it J t ? An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Ot The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley t Volume 8 Number 15 Randolph, Utah, 4H Club Work Helps J. M. Henderson Dies at Omaha , n grand-childre- Mr. Henderson was born June 24, at Riehville, Morgan county, Utah; and ws married at Woodruff, 1S71. Dec. 28, 1892, to Sarah J. Ashton. At one time he was Sheriff of Rich County, residing at Randolph. The family came to Evanston in 1913, since whicn time deceased had been employed Jtnostly by the Union Pacific, always giving a good account of himself. He was a member of Evanston Lodge No. O. O..F, , I. The remains were brought toEv-anstothis evening on train No! 21, being taken to the family home on Eighth and Sage streets; awaiting completion of funeral arrangements, with R. E. Bryan direeling The Wyoming Times, Evanston. n MISSIONARL RETURNS HOME , Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cook and daugh- ter Mable stopped at Randolph for a few minutes Thursday on their way from the southern states where Mr. tad Mrs. Cook went a short time ago to bring Mable home.. While at Randolph they gave this office a peasant rail and subscribed for The Reaper. Mis Cook looks well and says she sure enjoyed her mission to the southern states. ' SHOWER GIVEN YOUNG BRIDE X A shower was given at the meeting house Wednesday for Mrs. Lynn Me Kinnoivr 'formerly M5s Willa Kennedy. About one hundred twenty-fiv- e were present. Many useful and beautiful gifts were received. Dainty refreshments were served. GARDEN GTE ANNEXFS SKATING-HOO- TUSSLE P Music Festival Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jensen and daugh ter of Pocatello, Idaho, spent Sunday BEN T. ORVIN, vs. The club demonstrations visiting at the home of Mr. and urge the here Mrs. Ileber C. Robinson. Plaintiff to excell in girls public appearance. The demonstrations are not only for SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Miss Ruth Clayton spent the weekthe purpose of learning how to talk in Sialt Lake City paying a visit before an audience but they are brot end George A. Smith, Trustee in Trust into our 411 work to develop leader- to her folks. of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latto and to doinf teach others ship by The Relief Society held their an- ter Day Saints, all known and un' ourselves. nual ward conference Sunday. Mrs. known heirs and devisees of George necesare minds as Healthy quite Collins of Stake Board was in at- A. Smith ; Joseph F. Smith, Trustee sary as healthy bodies and to create tendance. the A very good program was in Trust of the L. D. S. Church, all a healthy mind one must read go oil unThe club members are rendered. The singing was given by heirs and devisees, known and Nebliterature. the known Relief F. of Ira Mothers. Society Joseph Smith; Singing to asked choose good books to aid in eker, Bishop of the Laketown Eccleisi-asticdeveloping a clear mind. Such books Mrs. Frank Spiers and daughter of Ward, all known and unknown as Hunger Hunter's De Paul by and heirs were devisees of Ira Nebeker; Idaho visitMontpelier, Sunday Kruif give a vivid account of those brave men who conquered disease in ors at the home of her parents, Mr. George II. Robinson, Bishop of the L. D. S. Church, all known and unknown animals and created a love for the and Mrs. Percy D. Moffat. heirs and devisees of George H. Robsoil. The Log Cabin Lady gives us Howard Ellen went to Ogden Mon- inson Laketown Corporation of the a desire to develop charm and perto join the OCC camp. It is ex- Churdh of Jesus Christ; Ithoda sonality. Those who have behind them day ; and all known and unknown heirs he will join the Provo camp. pected a background of good books need never of said Ithoda Orvin; and if any of feel at a loss among great men. Mis Marva Weston, student at the said persons be dead then also the To ar predate good music is one of our aims also. We are taught to lis- University of Utah spent the week- heirs and devisees and unknown heiiS ten to good music. Our club songs are end here visiting her mother Mrs. and unknown devisees of such deLydia AI. Weston. She returned as far ceased person or persons ; Also all of a joy to sing. as Ogdeii Alonday with A. O. Rich. the unknown owners and unknown where does enteF it into Citizenship, of the land set out in plainclaimants 4 II work? Does the club teach Air. Raymond E. Haase has come tiffs complaint. us how to become better citizens? Yes, Defendants it gives us the desire to work for our from the Dexter, New Alexico FisherTHE STATE OF UTAH TO SAID ies station to Air. H. work .here with community, our county, our state and II. Cook of the DEFENDANTS local hatchery. our Nation. We pledge our head, our You are hereby summoned to appear heart, our health and our hands to The stork paid a midnight visit to within twenty days after service of service for our country. Our club work is woven into our community the home of Air. and Airs. Jere Earley this summons upon you, if served life so deep that it seems impossible and left a big bouncing boy to gladden within the county in which this action to say that it does not make for bet- their hearts. They are very proud and is brought ; otherwise, within thirty happy at this event as it is the first days after service, and defend the ter citizenship. action: and in rase of In our club work must wTe have son in a family of six. Airs. Earley's so to do, judgment will failure Airs. your Lillian of Daniels Alount tnotlier, all By sportsmanship? means, and we are taught that our reward is in Pleasant, Utah, has been here the be rendered against you according to the race we run and not the prize, past two weeks preparing for the the demand of the complaint. This action is brought quieting event especially, plaintiffs title to the land described I want to express the appreciation Mr. and Airs. Sidney J. Nebeker have in said complaint. of the club members for the splendid LEWIS LONGIIUItST, from the east on their car returned of the local leaders who labor so help Clerk-patiently to direct the efforts of the buying trip and report having had a District Court, residing at Ranmembers that they will successfully wonderful time. They drove 700 miles Rich County, U'tah. in one dolph, also encountered day. They As a club complete their project. member I do appreciate the work of some of the dust storm that was ex- (SEAL) D. K. McLEAN, tant throughout the east. our leader. Attorney for plaintiff In summing it up we find that the We received a slight of the Residing at Soda Springs, cjub emphasizes the value of main AI on da y 'Wit "Ith a storm dust" of "i pi cn Idaho. tabling the spirit of rural life, it spurs there ed was some tain with it which us on to manhood and womanhood of LOCALS greater usefulness, it teaches us to settled it down soon. of Woodruff, Mrs. Iluffaker Lynn cherish health, it provides training in There has been quite a bit of mois- came down for the shower on Airs. social conduct, it offers an opportunity for service through the civic projects, ture and wind lately. We notice the Lynn McKinnon. through competition it urges us to put wind of last week which was of high Wm. Johnson. AVm. Kennedy, G. W. forth the best their is in us, it devel- velocity, blew the stockings off some P. II. Rex and Wajne Kennedy Peart, of female the we ladies look but when ops a basis for real sportsmanship and for Ogden AVednesday to get their it creates a love for good literature out the window at this mornings bliz- left zard meth'inks they will (probably) cattle which they have been feeding and good music. there during the past few months. Good clubs are an asset in de- don them again. citizens. Better people veloping good Ellsworth Johnson of Laketown, The Sunday school is sponsoring the Four-I- I make better communities. at Randolph Thursday while dub has taught me to see better pos- picture show Saturday night and all stopped enroute Salt Lake City to get his for are invited to attend. sibilities. I hope to do mv part to who has been in the hospital daughter, help this work to grow until it reach for some time past. Airs. Lois KenRANDOLPH MEN es every rural home. . LEAVE FOR CEDARS nedy accompanied him as far as Evanston. SOUTH RICH HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The following Randolph men left George Gunn of Evanston is reportSouth Ridh planned a clean-nday Thursday morning for Salt Creek to of the for Friday, hut the weather interfer-red- . get out cedar posts for the Forest Re- ed suffering with a hemorhage is reported quite sick. Alf nose and : serve Dave Dave Bingham, Norris, It lias been postponed until next Arthur Rex, John Rex, Leland Rex, Gunn is also reported sick at his fathweek. Carl Harris, Clinton AlcKinnon, Dean er's home in Evanston. We all hope Come to the Governors Da lighter. Persur,' James Clawson and Wilford for their speedy recovery. j the high school opera which is to bp Norris. The contract requires 3,000 is reported ailing this Sol presented on Thursday, April 25th. good staigbt cedar posts to be deliv- week. Conley There will be a matinee Wednesday ered to Woodruff, Utah. . ' afternoon. . Bishop and Airs. L. B. Johnson moACE HIGH SOCIETY MEETS to Salt Lake City Sunday. Brothtored The athletes of 'the school are panS. Wells accompanied them. er Union Ace The met the at comHigh Society ning to partmirate in the state petition to be held at Provo next week. home of Mr. and Airs. Leiind Rex Mrs. Ruby Peant and son Arthur, Monday nighc. Officers were elected of Kemmerer came last Friday and of other matters discussinterest Grades are coming out for the fifth and' until after conference, visiting time this week. The Seniors are es- ed. The evening was spent in play- stayed Airs. Pearts parents, Mr, and ing Five Hundred, Mrs. Afton Wright with AlcKinnon. Arthur Mrs. pedallv concerned since the 1935 val- winning first prize and Bill - Hess the consolation refreshedictorian is soon to be chosen. DaintyAre you planning to take advantage ' j ments were prizes ! served and a very good of the Alagazine Offer of the Rich time was enjoyed by all present. BIG NEW DEAL OFFER COnnty Reaper? A lot of reading mati IS A KNOCK-OUter for $2.00 Investigate. See offer ..O. N. O. CLUBT MEETS AGAIN ' ' 11 on inside pages. We believe in giving pur renders the The Our Nite Out Club 'was held at benefit of eveVv bargain we can secure Buy your summers supply of friers That Is wbv we now present our New the home of Donna Groll. The evefrom Floyd Kennedy. 6 young roostDeal Magnztoe Offer to von': It gives ning was spent making friendship ers ready to fry for $1.00 20 for vou an oportnnltv to enioy the best quilt blocks. The guests were Eddis Get them now. $3.00. magazines and this newspaper at an Iluffaker, Alalble Symes, Yelena KenA delicious luncheon was servamazing bargain price. Such leaders nedy. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Deas Pathfinder. Popular Science Atonth-lv- , partment of the Interior, General Land McCalls Magazine. American Hme. Office at Salt Lake City Utah, Alarch Bovs Life. Sliver Screen (Mode Mag26, 1935. NOTICE is hereby given that azine). and more than a dozen others Mary E. Aloffatt AlcVicker, of are included in this sensational barUtah, who, on Alay 1, 1930, made gain. rtockraising homestead entry, N o. - Look at this offer now. 949200, for EW Sec. 17 21. It will bring Section Sec. 20, WNW Paints, Varnishes, En enjoyment and entertainment to every 12 North, Range 5 East. Salt Township member of your family. Take advanamels and Kalsomine Lake Aleridian, has filed notice of intage of it today. X tention to make final Proof, to establish If you are going to modernize to the land above described, beclaim your home this spring you will Bobolink Coloring Differ fore G. N. Weston, Notary Public, at urely want to see our new line. Laketown. Utah, on the 1st day of The bobolink is the only song bird The prices are reasonable, to, Claimant names as. witMay, 1935. that Is black below, and largely white nesses: Early, Barbara Ear George above. This is a direct reversal of ALICE H. DURNFORD and G. H. RobWeston ly, Benjamin the normal tone pattern of other virds, ' - Phone '44 Utah. TII0AI-A; Laketown. of all inson which are almost always lighter be. 940 Main Street, Evanston, Wyo F. THOMAS, Register. low. (Continued from last week) J . Mack Henderson, and highly respected resident "of this city, passed away Wednesday morning, April 17, 1935 at St. Josephs hospital in Omaha, Nebraska, where he hiyl been confined for two months, and undergone several operation ; , relatives at his bedside when the end came being his wife and daughters, Mrs. Mazie Dennis of Los Angeles; Mrs. Geo. McClure of Lincoln, Nehr. ; Miss Reta Henderson of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Chattes Galbraiith of Omaha. Other 'surviving relatives include: Mrs. Thos. Miller, city ; Mrs. Geo. Patterson, Los Angeles ; Floyd, Virginia, Bessie and Mack Henderson, all of this city ; his mother, Mrs. Mary Ship-leCache Junction, Utah; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Remington, Bancroft, Idaho; Mrs. Gladys Michaels, Cache Junction : three brothers. John Shipley, Pocatello, Idaho ; Albert Ship-ley- , Idaho Falls, Idaho, and C. E. Shipley, Bancroft, Idaho; and seven well-know- DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF UTAH, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF RICH Laketown News Girls in Rural Communites $1.50 Per Year In Advance Friday April 19, 1935 Garden Gate Ice Cream won a roller skating basketball game from the Ray ' Herzog Service Station aggregation at Woodruff last week, 37 to 32. The game was played as a feature of a Woodruff Gnn Club program. Nell and Earl led the winners in scoring, with 8 points each, with Herzog counting 10 points and Groendyke , 8 for the losers. ' A dance was held following the game. A very large crowd was in attendance and a good time was enjoyed by all. Supper was served to the players following the dance. . . 1 ELITE CLUB MEMBERS HAVE TWO PARTIES The members of the Elite Club were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A., D. Fackrell March 30t,h. and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mo--s April 13th. The usual games were played followed by dainty refreshments. Two very enioyable evenings were reported' by members of the Club. T A SPECIAL OFFER TO THE VOUNG . MEN GRADUATES al ; Or-vi- n 4-- above-entitle- d fag-en- d 4-- H A -- made-to-measu- re - - , " well-dresse- d (By RACHEL WILSON) Alusic of old hath charms, so says a sage The audience who attended the musical festival which was given in the ward tabernacle Sunday evening were more than charmed. Those who did not attend certainly missed a grand treat. The entire program, which was under the leadership of our very efficient music master, Floyd Kennedy, with Vilate Shelby as assistant, was rendered with ease and charm. The majority ot those participating were the young people of the Mutual Improvement Association, there being people from the Evanston, Woodruff, Randolph and Kemmerer Wards. They have been acclaimed as most talented and if their efforts continue we shall at some future date be entertained by them again. In passing it is our pleasure to commend very highly the lovely singing that was rendered by the Randolph choir, which was conducted by our beloved and ever willing Brother Stew. art AlcKinnon. We appreciate your efforts and wish you continued success. NOTICE The annual budget meeting of the Rich County Board of Education will be held at the court house on Alonday, May Gth., at 2:00 P. AI. RICH COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 TIMES ARE LOOKING UP Times are looking up in Rich CounAlore storms, more smiles. Considerable moisture was added to our water sheds this last week. It looks like the fellow who bet the Bear river would go over its banks, might win ty. yet. About a dozen Randolph men took the contract to deliver 3,H0 cedar posts to the government at 40c per post $1,200. It appears that we might have two new service stations in Randolph. Two hew homes are also under constiuction. Three homes have installed a complete bath room eiptiMneait in, the past few months. .r NOTICE TO WATER USERS 4-- p f j- - - , - T - . - I am pleased to he able to offer special prices on my suits to the graduating young men of Rich County. I can now order voo suits of the finest quality in 100 different patterns,, made uo in eleven different fashions at prices ranging from $12.75 to $18.90. If yon are going to buy a graduating suit it will pay you to come in and look over, my stock of patterns You are welcome to come in and examine them, even though yon do not Hiv. without the slightest obligation. And if von decide to buy from me yon hare unoualified promise that you will he- satified complete! r or lwve ivoiW money returned. - Thats fail enough isnt it? Well, why not come in and give me a trial. T have the ultra fastidious pleated back and pockets. coat model which Is proving to he sojpopular with the man this year ' At nrilv $1 DO extra. tAVE SMITHS BARBER SHOP Highly Appreciated NEW 1935STOCK I WALL PAPER , Lake-tow- I Y E, - N-N- n, E t - S , , ' ' Adv : 1935. Alarch 29, Apr. r Primitive Trade Extensive Discoveries of archeologists show that primitive man cabled on exten, sive trade operations. , , - , 39 Diseases Like Appendicitis 60,000 Flowers in Ton . surgeon lists 38 diseased condi, A Sixty thousand flowers of the nartions which may be mistaken for acute cissus type weigh a ton, according to ' I appendicitis. an English expert ' ' i , I . x , . State Engineers Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, Alarch 29, 1935. Notice is hereby given that Randolph Irrigation Company, Randolph, Utah, has made application in accordance with the laws of Utah to appropriate 3500 ac. ft. of water from Big Creek in Rich, County, Utah. Said water will be stored from September 1 of each year to June 1 Incl. of the year following, by means of an impounding dam across the natural channel of Big Creek at a point which bears S. cor. 52 deg E. 710 feet from the N Sec. 15, T. 10 N.. R. 6 E., S. L. B. & AI. The water will be released from storage from June 1 to September 1 incl. of each year and allowed to flow in the natural channel of Big Creek to be rediverted into existing canals at 2 points respectively as follows: N. 2 deg. E. 1G50 feet from the SVt eor. Sec. 1, T. 10 N., R. 6 E 9. L. B. & M. and S 200 feet from the S. W. cor. of said Sec. 1. Water will he used as a supplemental supply to irrigate 3200 acres of land embraced inEV-E- , Wy.SEi4, Eliswy, swSec. 1. NVjNEVi, SWNE4, SW SEtfNWtt, NE8W, Sec. 10, Wy2SWl4 T. 10 N., Sec. 31, E-SESW Sec. 30, See. sy2swi, NEV4SW14, 20, wy, Wy2Ey2, Sec. 29, T. 11 North R. 7 E., SV L. B. & AI. ; Sec. G, Sec. 5, NEV)NEy4 Sec. 7, Sec. 11. Ey2SE R. 6 E., S. L. B. & AI. SWSE, : wyy2 W-w- y. 2, Sec. 8. NEUNWy, Sec. 17. T. 10 N.. R. 7 E., S. L. B. & SE14SAV, M. This application is designated in the State Engineers Office as File No. 11714. All protests against the granting of said application stating the reasons therefor,, shall be submitted in affidavit form and in duplicate, accompanied by a fee of $1.00 and filed in this office within 30 days after tho completion of the publication of this notice. - T. H. HUMPHERYS, State Engineer. Date of first pnbMeation,. April 5, 1935 Date of last publication, Alay 3, 1935. 1 Asparagus for Romans Asparagus is a native, of Europe and was a favorite vegetable of the Romans. t . 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