Local Social Notes From Cottonwood Area
Cottonwood society column lists visits and travel. J J Bleck called at C W Carlson home. OH Dunham and wife visited Kemmerer then returned. George Parrody Marshall Dunham left for Opal to bring freight for J G Hayden and C H Dunham. O W Carlson has a well drilled by Chas Lackey. F W Shafer and J G Hayden visited H C Dunham. Carl Craft called at R W Mills home. A W Mershon and wife with Mrs Clare Mershon were Sunday guests at Cyrus Mershon ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parrody
Marshall Dunham
Opal
J. G. Hayden
C. H. Dunham
A. W. Mershon
Clare Mershon
Cyrus Mershon
Local Notes From Kemmerer and Viola Area
Community updates list residents visiting relatives returning home for winter and Christmas. Mentions include Frank Parker in Kemmerer, John Thompson at Birch Creek, Doyle Twiechel and Wm Reaves at grandpa Twichel, and Mrs Batty of North Spencer reporting rain and recovery. Also references Viola Mercantile visits, school progress under Mr Reeves, and holiday plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Twiechel
Wm Reaves
Grandpa Twiche
John Whitman
Viola Mercantile
Viola School
Mr. Reeves
Batty
North Spencer
N. Y
Shile
Local News Summary From Pinedale and Surrounding Areas
W J Wright rushed to Buffalo Wyoming to be with his mother Mrs Osborne who died of pneumonia last Friday. Dr Chipuist passed through Cora en route to Morgan Hawk ranch but was forced to turn back. The big steam shovel arrived near Franks Alexander place to begin work on Jenkins Wich. Many residents report heavy snow in the basin and wolves troubling local ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wright
Puffalo Wyoming
Mrs. Osborne
Mr Wright
Alto
Jenkins Wich
Alexander Place
Dr. Chipuiun
Cora
Morgan Hawk Ranch
Othe Spa
Thanksgiving and family visits in Fontenelle region
Chas Olson and son Arnold traveled to Kemmerer on Wednesday and back the same day. They attended Thanksgiving at home, returning via Opal with his mother. Mrs Olson and Mr Olson returned Monday. Miss Peterson visited Miss Foley in La Barge for Thanksgiving. Wardell and Buster Melloane brought cattle to Olson ranch for market. Green River hunter Mr Stevenson reported elk success in Fall River basin. Alfred Hamp and Bill Stepp drove to Opal to meet visiting Kentucky relatives. Lyon Rathbun remains sick. Kilmer Rathbun and wife with J Herschler attended Woolgrowers meeting in Cokeville. Clarence Holden and family plus Miss Lane visited Santa Claus in Kemmerer. Clarence’s Tin-Lizzy was heavily loaded on return. Jack Walters and Albert Griggs drove to Opal in Jack’s new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Olson
Kemmerer
Arnold
Opal
Mrs. Olson
Clarence Holden
Miss Lane
Santa Claus
Clarence
Local Visits and Travels in Pine Dale Area
New York items list residents and visitors in Pine Dale with movements through the week. H. H Swain and Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Ray Ball, N. C. Thygesen, Annie O Laughlin, Ralph Faler, Louis and Johnny Vible, Frank Harsch, John Cook, Ward Ball, Oliver Vible, W. O. Postel and wife, and Dr. J. H. Gilligan appear in brief notes of contact, freight, cattle, games, and travel.
Daniel Doings and community notes of Daniel week
Dr. Chipman called to Daniel Monday to attend local families. Miss Helen Stanley will teach high school studies at the Angus home this winter. Scott has been ill since returning from the road and Omaha threats of pneumonia were noted. Rich Jones and party visited Ogden to see Mrs. Jones's mother. Local sick list includes Mrs. Win Woods and others. Christmas preparations occupy Sunday school ladies. visits from Dr. Chipman, Mrs. Clementyen, and Nels Christensen noted. Harold Tennyson and A. P. Sommers searched for lost cattle near Big Grave. Harry Branson lost a saddle horse returning from Rock Springs due to alkali well water. Piney cowboys have ridden nearby this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stanley
Angus
Miss Glayds
Mrs. Chipman
Tom Clementyen
Vigo Miller
Nels Christensen
Piney
Win, Woods
Lagrippe
A. P. Sommers
Harold Tennyson
Big Grave
Gilhou sen offers reward for missing horse and capture of thief
Rich McMinn captured Floyd McCoy at Milford Utah in a pursuit linked to the theft of Tobe Huston's horse. A stray black horse with C F Fish’s left shoulder brand, about 1300 pounds and partially blind, is reported in upper Muddy country. A reasonable reward is offered for the horse delivered to C S Gilhousen at Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich McMinn
Floyd McCoy
Milford
Utah
Tobe Huston
C. F. Fish
Big Piney
C. S. Gilhousen
Cattlemen Active Along River Descriptions and Housing Progress
Thornton Ferry Ralph DuMaurier leads cattle line work on the desert while Myron Mills nears homestead completion. Wallace Daniels aided the project. Oliver Vickrey and Tommy Chappel rode west of the river for cattle Saturday. Schinsel of LaBarge hauls hay from Fred Tearden's place this week. Buster Mellvain and Hugh Warden stayed with Poss Lindly Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Vickrey
Tommy Chappel
Mr. Schinsel of
LaBarge
Fred Tearden
Buster Mellvain
Hugh Warden
Ports Free Ports as Key to National Commerce
A call to shift focus from railroads to sea commerce, arguing America must expand and free its ports. The piece notes 51 ports with 41 on the Atlantic and 10 on the Pacific, cites Congress funding for rivers and harbors, and advocates eliminating wharfage fees to boost farmer and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
CS Reneing
Viililagil.s
J. J. Bleck
C. W. Carlson
OH Dunham
O. W. Carlson
Chas. Lackey
F. W. Shafer
J. G Hayden
H. C. Dunham
Carl Craft
R. W. Mills
Ment
Dr. Chipman
Zephyrs
Phil Twichel
John Thompson
Birch Creek
Frank Parker
P. P. Twichel
Holse
W. M. Reeves
Evanston
Glenn Jones
Earl Jones
J. W. Jones
Mrs. Daniels
Fred Baily
Oliver Twichel
Corn News
T. D. Holt and
Dave
Omaha
Chas. Wright
Pinedale
Maxwell
Henry Benning
Vinedale
Chet Leese
Jackson
Frank Steele
Will Alexander
Kenn
Miss Marie
Wright Alexander
Mi O Leister
Freitag Millen
Burleigh Binning Ranch
T. D. Tolt
Fontenelle News
Miss Peterson
Miss Foley
la Barge
Mr. Wardell
Buster Melloane
Olson Ranch
Mr. Stevenson
Green River
Fall River Basin
Olson
Alfred Hamp
Bill Stepp
Kentucky
Lyon Rathbun
Indiana
Lyon
Kilmer Rathbun
Mr. J. Herschler
Cokeville
Woolgrowers Meeting
Jack Walters
Albert Griggs
New York
H. H Swain
J. Ball
Ray Ball
N. C. Thygesen
Annie O’laughlin
Ralph Faler
Louis
Johnny Vible
Daniel
Frank Harsch
John Cook
Ward Ball
Oliver Vible
W. O. Postel and Wife
J. H. Gilligan
Salt Lake City
Ey, Apperson, Woods
Brennan
Starve Scott
Mrs. Rich Jones
Miss Jane
Ogden
Mrs. Jones
Pat Conne
Harry Branson
Rock Springs
Thornton
Ralph DuMaurier
the Cattle Association
Myron Mills
Wallace Daniels
Builders OF Commerce
Peter Radford
J. A. Peterson
Wyoming
W. H. McDonald
P. O
W.F. McDill
Leon
Erappess
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co
1St St.n
Minneapolis
D. D. Spani Architect
Rock Springs National Bank
Ivan S. Jones
Dr. Zoro D. Clark
Range
15Th
Harney Streets
Orpheum
Omaha, Nebraska
Big Piney Camp
W. E. Mills
C. C. Grover Trijttipa
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Fredell Hotel
E. Fredell
Big Piney, Wyoming
Wood-Oswald Co
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha, Neb
Billy Wood
Herman Oswald
the Emporium
Harry D. Clark
Wyo
Carpenter and General Contractor
Dniler
Big Piney Billiard Hall
Leslie Mills
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