News Clippings from Gunnison, Utah: Centerfield, Mayfield, Fayette, Sterling, Axtell, Dover, Utah 1853 - 1910 - Paperback

by Kaylene Canfield (Author), David L. Andersen (Author)

Some of the names include: Aderson, Amtuff, Andersen, Anderson, Andrews, Bail, Ball, Bardsley, Bartholomew, Barton, Bawden, Beardsley, Beck, Beemus, Belitz, Berglund, Bessey Bexter, Binder, Bjornson, Blixt, Boschard, Bosshardt, Bouang, Bovward, Bown, Brady, Brown, Bunce, Caldwell, Camp, Campbell, Capley, Carlson, Chew, Childs, Christe, Christensen, Christofferson, Cirack, Clark, Copening, Dack, Dennison, Domgaard, Dorius, Duffin, Edwards, Einerson, Embley, Emerson, Ericksen, Fenn, Ferre, Fjeldsted, Francis, Fraser, Frazer, Fredrickson, Funk, Garrick, Gee, Gledhill, Glenn, Graham, Green, Gribble, Haines, Halverson, Hansen, Hanson, Hardy, Harmon, Hawley, Hay, Henricksen, Hill, Horne, Howells, Hughes, Huls, Hunt, Hutchinson, Jacobson, James, Jensen, Jeppeson, Johnson, Jorgesen, Kearnes, Kelsey, Kesler, Knighton, Knightor, Knowles, Larsen, Lillonquist, Lubin, Ludvigson, Lund, Lundeberg, Mabel, Madsen, Marks, Martin, McCurdy, McFarlane, McGibbon, McKenna, McMillen, Mellor, Memmett, Metcalf, Moffitt, Munk, Musig, Musser, Myrup, Nigeli, Nay, Newreen, Nielsen, Nielson, Nelson, Nordeck, Nordstrom, Noys, Ockerman, Olsen, Oviatt, Palmer, Peacock, Perkins, Petersen, Peterson, Pettey, Phelps, Pierce, Pickett, Pringle, Reid, Robbins, Roberts, Roper, Rosenberg, Ruesch, Sanders, Sandersen, Sanderson, Savage, Scott, Shomaker, Short, Snow, Sorenson, Stevens, Storrs, Stringham, Stutznegger, Swain, Swalberg, Swenson, Taylor, Thebodeau, Thompson, Thorpe, Thunell, Thunneson, Titt, Tollestrup, Tygerson, Vorhees, Wasden, Westwood, Whithey, Whiting, Whitlock, Willardsen, Williams, Wilson, Witbeck, Woolsey, Yates, Young

Compiled from the Deseret News, Deseret Evening News, Manti Messenger, Ephraim Enterprise, Mt Pleasant Pyramid, Gunnison Gazette, San Pete Free Press, Salt Lake Herald, Salt Lake Tribune, Eastern Utah Advocate, & contributions from other regional papers.

Some of the articles are easier to read than others, please consider that some are over 100 years old.