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yiniyi 00 0 00typrp4 myiijiiniKfg mnjffM-i'BW-iigiwyn Emery County Progress Tuesday, June 28, 1994 9A Historical Society sponsors trip on old Spanish Trail (Continued from Page 2A) riding mules or saddle horses, were Henry Jensen, Glenn Nelson, Tom Harrison, Gene Brown, Ben Clement, Myron Jeffs, and Bert and Summer Lynn Oman. Walkers and wagon riders were Mr. and Mrs. Warne Linton; Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Cox of Manti and members of their family including Loralie Platero and children; Susanna, Mike and Edward Geary of Provo; Perry, Ginette an Julie Bunderson; Kathryn and Janell Seely; Pam and Brett Jeffs; Rhett Swasey; Jo Anderson; Dixie Swasey; Lee Rasmussen; and Ed Wingate. Beginning at the Red Seeps and following the exact route of the trail in a westerly direction, this caravan arrived at the Huntington Creek crossing, where they had a noon stop and enjoyed elk stew. Perry and Ginette Bunderson furnished the elk. Cooks were Vemell andKathaleen Rowley, Dixie Swasey, Sylvia Nelson, Delta Howard, Merlin and Jean Christiansen, Loralie Platero, JoAnn Behling, Lee Rasmussen and Ed Wingate. Enroute the wagon train was attacked by a band of desperate outlaws, under the direction of Wild Moose Platero, who was riding his steed, Scarr.

His sidekicks were the notorious Don Bennett on Major, Jason Bennett on Dusty and John Donnelly on Lightning. These bloodthirsty highwaymen pulled a reverse on their trembling victims and handed over gold nugget candy to all the children. And then, in a cloud of flying horse manure, they vanished into the setting sun. In order to cross the Huntington Creek with the wagons, the adventurers had to do exactly what the early wagon travelers did, i.e., they had to use shovels and dig down the bank of the river. A I ter i er ey continued in a southwesterly direction over a blue ridge, traveling three and one-half miles until they came to Cottonwood Creek.

A little bonus of excitement was enjoyed here as the result of a beaver dam. It was built just below the crossing, so it had the water backed up belly deep on the horses and axle deep on the wagons. However, they made the crossing without mishap. Norman Wright had an odometer, the kind that was used during the cavalry days. jttooneofthe rear wheels of Don Clements wagon, and he measured the distance traveled, which was seven miles.

It was fascinating to have an authentic wagon odometer along on the journey. The journey ended at old Wilsonville, which now is part of the Jorgensen brothers ranch. Supporting Tomorrow's Food Producers Is Good Business Publicize Your Business or Yourself at the 1 994 FAT if jjT SHI I -v- .1 56th ANNUAL SOUTHEASTERN UTAH JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW July 6, 7, 8 9 Stock Show Barn, Ferron, Utah RESERVE CHAMPION LAMB Exhibitor Rochelle Brock Spanish Fork Weight: 114 lbs. Sold For: $384.00 Purchased By: Castle Valley Co-op Ferron Merc Drug Dr. Kent McKell GRAND CHAMPION BEEF Exhibitor Usa Roach Spanish Fork Weight: 1,235 lbs.

Sold For $1,920.00 Purchased By: First Interstate Bank Enterprises BICs Stop Shop fj" it Our Sincere Thanks to Buyers and Supporters of the 1993 Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock Show RESERVE CHAMPION HOG Exhibitor Rally Balls Clarkston Weight: 234 lbs. Sold For: $336.00 Purchased By: Zions Bank of Price Western Mine Service GRAND CHAMPION HOG Exhibitor Roy Arnold Clarkson Weight: 251 lbs. Sold For: $528.00 Purchased By: Key Bank Utah Power Light Stewart's Thriftway ri -3. Professional Food Systems Market Rainbow Glass Ranch Roach Family Rotary Club of Price Savage Industries Security Title Abstract Co. Shepherd Hogs Sheralds Burger Bar Smiths Food King Soldier Creek Coal Co.

Jack Soper Steven Shepherd Family Stewarts Thirftway Jim Stewart Stuckis Chem Dry Sun Advocate Mark Tanner Tram Electric Triune, Inc. Tunex of Price Turnquist Retreat Hunter Plant Huntington Plant Pacific Corp. Ray Wareham Weihing Distributing Western Auto of Price Western Mine Service Lloyd Wilkey Cody Ryan Wride Paul Young Zions Bank Castle Dale and Huntington Zions Bank of Price J-2 Outfitters JC Penneys Jeannies Brent Jensen Randy Jensen Ted Jensen Jerrys Custom Meats Johansen Tuttle Engineering K-K Cafe Key Bank Kilfoyle Krafts Kneipp Roofing LaVora Kofford Lons Dino Mart Enterprises Macs Mining Repair Mad Man Bassos Magnuson Lumber Market Express Boyd and Caleen Marsing William Marsing Livestock Dr. Kent McKell Murdock Distributing Nielson Construction Co. Pepsi Cola Price Lions Club Norman Olsen Sons Packards Paige One Salon Payson Booster Club Paul and Karen Peacock Peczuh Printing Co.

Pit Stop Gas Goodies Price Floral Price Trading Co. a. RESERVE CHAMPION BEEF Exhibitor Chad Shepherd Spanish Fork Weight: 1,275 lbs. Sold For: $1,344.00 Purchased By: Key Bank Utah Power Light Stewart's Thriftway Chi West Cattle Service City Market City Sanitation, Inc. Cleveland Days Coast to Coast Coca Cola Bottling Co.

Dr. Daniel Coles Community Ford Consolidation Coal Company Cottonwood Creek Cattle Assn Country Corner Store COW, Inc. Curtis Thomas Audiology Cyprus Plateau Mining Dinosaur Tire Earls Bargains Emery Co. Republican Party Emery County Abstract Emery Telephone Emery County Progress Etzel Realty Farmers Insurance Group Ferron City Ferron Merc and Drug Dr. Fred Feuerstein First Interstate Bank First Security Bank Food Ranch Eddie Fox Randy Fox Genwal Coal Company GMS Mine Service Gordons Nursery Floral Therron Grange Wesley Gray Ed Grundey Grub Box Harrys Appliance Jay Mark Humphrey Industrial Electric Industrial Mine Supply Automotive BUYER ORDER FORM 1 GRAND CHAMPION LAMB Exhibitor Nathan Galloway Leland Weight: 129 lbs.

Sold for $360.00 Purchased By: First Security Bank Earl's Bargains Consolidated Coal Albrecht Ranch Roping Linda Allen Andalex Resources, Inc. Larry Anderson BKs Stop Shop Dr. James Bailey Banasky Insurance Chuck Bardsley Barker Livestock Steven Barton, CPA Behling Dairy Bills Home Furnishings Dr. Dennis Blackburn Book Cliff Sales David Bott Bowtie Beverage Boyds Family Pharmacy Bunderson Monument Castle Chiropractic Castle Valley Co-op, Castle Valley Livestock Name Firm Address SEND TO Junior Livestock Show P.O. Box 886 Castle Dale, Utah 84513 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Home Address Business Phone Home Phone I plan to attend the auction or have someone attend lor me I wish to have my sales representative purchase me and would like the meat processed by I wish to have my sales representative purchase me and would like the animal sold to a packer.

I would like to support the show by contributing to assist in the purchase of animals for resale in the amount ot I would like to donate building materials for the improvement of the show facilities. A SPECIAL THANKS TO: EMERY CARBON COUNTY COMMISSIONS AND FERRON CITY Telephone Approving Signature Telephone Your Show Representative I.