The Pool of Flame plot deepens on ship voyage
O Rourke pursues a perilous mission tied to the Pool of Flame as secrets unfold aboard a ship. He navigates threats from Givan and the viscount, while Danny battles loyalty and desire. A mysterious interlude with Mrs Prynne tests trust and resolve amid looming danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
Givan
Viscount
Algeria
Omar
Danny
O'Rourk
Cain
Rangogo
Rvane
O Rourke
O’rourke
Lascar
O Rourke Rules Deck After Mutiny Aboard Ranee
O Rourke steadies ship through bloodshed aboard the Ranee from Aden to Bombay. Danny and Dravos relieve him. Quick is killed by accident or necessity. The voyage ends with Bombay harbor nearing as O Rourke collapses in sleep dropping a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
Danny
Dravos
Ceile
Serang
Quick
Aden
Bombay
Bombay Harbor
Calabra
Night Awakening Aboard the Ship of O Rourke
O Rourke wakes in a motionless vessel stateroom to thirst and blank memory then recalls the night. He enters a sparsely lit saloon where Danny sleeps, the ship’s desolate air emphasized by a kerosene lamp and faint misty reflections from the water outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
Danny
Danay
Violinist Prof Hansen Delights Small Fraternity Hall Crowd
Prof Hansen, one of the nation’s best violinists, played at Frater nity hall under the Odd Fellows. Two prior shows cut attendance to a fair crowd, but those present praised the performance and urged a return engagement to draw a packed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Hansen
Fraternity Hall
The
Odd Fellows
Will Move Bricks Payne Gets Authority On Court House Bricks
Will Move Bricks Dad Payne this week secured authority from the commissioners to remove the old bricks now piled on the court house square. This will improve the square’s appearance and the commissioners should see to it that he is given every opportunity to keep it in good repair. V Lantry is visiting from Cody this week attending court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad” Payne
Court House
Lantry
Cody
Local residents visit and reappearing names in town events
A roundup of visiting locals and residents appearing in town this week includes H. H. Horrel of Colter, Mrs. B. Stanton in Bil lings, John Lilly of Crosby, I. J. Denton of Worland, Mrs. Julia Sudd of Manderson, W. W. Willis and M. David Harris of Lovell, Samuel Conner Jr and wife of Lovell, P. L. Dunbar of Minneapolis, Prof. B. C. Buffum of Worland, and others. Extra & Lawrence painting a sign for G. W. Black & Co. Roberts Filter ads promise clean water. Big Horn Supply notes progress on Big Horn Oil & Gas office building. County Commissioner S. T. Johnson visited last week to inspect Germania beach road. Miss Ethel Hopkin, Rog ers House employee, may marry soon in Burlington. Otto show draws praise and Burlington attendees. Burlington basketball beats Otto prior to show.
Centenary of Charles Dickens celebrated at library club
On Wednesday evening February 7 the library club rooms host the Dickens centenary event at 8 o'clock. Rev. Morten Joslin talks on Dickens country and London haunts and explains the writing of selections read by Norene Wiley Faith Rosser Lucy Fedderson Doughty Doyle Joslin and Mrs Zela Murphy. Piano by Miss Small Ruth Smith with old English carols and Dickens words set to music ending in a social time. A civic women’s club committee sponsors the event with a donation plate for civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Library Club
Morten Joslin
Dickens
London
Norene Wiley
Faith Rosser
Lucy Fedderson
Miss Doughty
Doyle Joslin
Zela Murphy
Miss Small
New Dairyman Welcomes Baby Boy at Frisby Farm
A new boy arrived at the Frisby home Wednesday morning. Dr. McGrew notes the infant has not yet joined the dairy business, though great hopes are held by the parents. J. E. F. 8. Colter, a noted Worland citizen, was in town this week and visited the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Frisby
McGrew
J. E
Mrs Parmelee Joins Judge From Sheridan This Week
Mrs. C. H. Parmelee accompanied the judge from Sheridan this week and will stay until the current court session adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Parmelee
Sheridan
Turner collection exhibit at Boston library crowded
The Turner collection from Boston will be shown at the library from February 21 to 25. Valued at several thousand dollars, it includes about 200 color and brown gray pictures in varying sizes. With the library board’s help the entire building will be used to hang the large display for educational benefit, and the fee will be small to include all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Library Board
Brary
District Court Opens Under Judge Parmelee This Week
Judge Parmelee holds a brief district court term this week with a number of minor civil cases to be disposed of and a docket cleared. The Taylor Halstead Canal Co versus Bessie Frisby was first on the morning docket and remains on trial. No jury will be called for this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmelee
Taylor-Halstead Canal Company
Bessie Frisby
Manville theft and assorted Wyoming notices
A varied Wyoming column reports a citizen’s clothes stolen by a strange man in Manville who left without paying his board. It also lists injuries from a wagon accident near Walcott, a couple marrying in Washington, D. C., local organizations, bonds, taxes, deaths, and a long roll of residents and places across Park, Cody, Rawlins, Worland, and surrounding towns with brief notes on incidents, appointments, and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
G. C. Swartz
Ava
Edwin Stacy
Genavive Emerson
Washington, D. C
Stacy
Wheatland
Triangle Lodge No 21 Elects Officers Night
Triangle Lodge No 21 K of P elected officers including Peter Enders C C G Ralph Hoover V C J Robertson Prelate P P Anderson M E M O Barnes M F O T Gebhart K of R S Hurst M A F B Judkins J G Jack Staton O G M O Barnes Trustee. Feb 16 initiates candidates from out of town with banquet and smoker afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Lodge No. 21
K. of P
Peter Enders
C. C
G. Ralph Hoover
V. C
J. Robertson
P. P. Anderson
M. O. Barnes
O. T. Gebhart
Jack Staton
O. G
Out Of The Ginger Jar Farm Humor And Sayings
A collection of humorous farm proverbs and sayings noting practical wit about farming life. It contrasts milk from cows with canned milk and reflects on work, early rising, honesty in farming, and social mores among rural communities. It includes a Johnny from a country ward anecdote about milk sourcing and farm life.
Dent Marries in Basin After License Move
A. C. Dent of Thermopolis secured a license in Thermopolis, traveled with Miss Marie McCulough of Albia Neb to Basin, and was married last evening by Rev Nash at the Episcopal church. Dent is a prominent sheepman with many friends. the bride is well known in Thermopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dent
Thermopolis
Greybull
Marie McCulough
Albia
Neb
Basin
Nash
Episcopal Church
The Plumber Poem by Kalamasco Poet
A light verse celebrates the plumber as bold, merry, and handy. It depicts him with dirty face and grease stained clothes, arriving door to door with tools, fixing pots, and leaving a bill. The poem emphasizes not cursing the plumber since future need is certain and advises paying the bill despite high costs. Signed by G M Kalamasco Michigan.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ree
Cee
Bertie Glynn
Viscount Des Ueliet
O’ Rourke
Cha
Char
Rangoon
India
Chambret
Ate Aan Wits
O' Rourke
Ala
Giana Ane
Trobes
Cronge
Prynne
Love
H. H. Horrel
Colter
Mrs. B. Stanton
Billings
John Lilly
Crosby
I. J. Denton
Worland
Julia Sudd of
Manderson
W. W. Willis of
Lovell
M. David Harris
Samuel Conner, Jr
of Lovell
P. L. Dunbar
Minneapolis
Rogers House
B. C. Buffum of
Extra & Lawrence
G. W. Black & Co
Roberts
Big Horn Supply
Big Horn Oil & Gas Company
S. T. Johnson
Germania Beach
Ethel Hopkin
Otto
Burlington
Wyoming
Harmon Club
John Hardenburg
Walcott
T. Kahanto
Superior
District Court
Kywa
R. G. Neland
Lower Sage Creek
Park County
Edwin Eyre
Cowley
George
Kansas City
Colorado-Wyoming Power and Reclamation Company
Carbon County
Rawlins
Little “Three Deuces
Herman Claussen
Sherida
A. P. Gray
Union Pacific
B. J. Lynch
Evanston
Chas
Hamilton
Buffalo
Herb Smith
J. F. Flockhart
W. B. Cropsey
H. K. Sweney
C. R. James
A. Flitner
Geo. M. Shoemaker
She'l
F. D. Helmer
Stella B. Crowley
Farney Coles
Big Trails
Lou Blakesley
A. Mayer
Omaha
B. W. Austin
E. W. Parker
Walter Jensen
R. H. Stine
A. B. Hageman
C. Owen
Twin Creeks
Mont
Fred Wyckoff
Taggart
Ed Sheldon
Lotte Sheldon
Sheldon
A. R. Scharen
C. M. Dent
Homer Dent
Shell
Arla Robinson
C. H. Salisbury
J. T. Campbell
Tensleep
Joe Smith
Hyattville
J. W. Pepper
Germania
Chas. L. Brome
Rairden
H. 8. Jolly
C. Webster
C. F. Hensley
Kate Bonar
Himes
Wm. G. Kocherans
McDonald
B. D. Hart
H. B. Moore
A. G.ruphy Worland
W. W. Willis
M. D. Harris
J. 8
Jim Welsh
Minfor
Bas & Ibad
P. Lodge
March
San Jos Critters
Johnny
Farm Journal
Calka
Kalamasco, Mich
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