Tremonton, Utah, is a city in Box Elder County that was first settled in 1888 but remained mostly uninhabited until around 1900. Realtors were selling the idea of relocating to the area and around 1898, Protestant settlers from Illinois and Nebraska began arriving. Earlier settlers were Mormon in faith and both groups were joined by Apostolic Christians who were mostly from Tremont, Illinois, and mostly German. A townsite was developed in 1903 and the Germans requested that it be named Tremont (after their previous home); this caused confusion with the post service, who had another post office in Central Utah named Fremont. As a result, the town's name was changed to Tremonton by the townsfolk in 1907.
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