Beatrice Nichols Dies in Canada A Ten-Year-Old
Beatrice Hughes Nichols, granddaughter of Mrs. Henry Nichols, died in Toronto at age ten from acute meningitis two weeks after vaccination. The death followed a coma and is compared to a similar recent case in the same city. The Nichols planned a long stay in Toronto with Beatrice sent ahead to begin school.
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Harry Nichols
Toronto
Canada
Beatrice Hughes Nichols
Saltows
Nichols
Beatrice
Trice
Richey Replevin Cases Set for December 15 in Kemmerer
Two replevin suits filed by Anthony Swenson against Russell and Boomer will be heard December 16 in full sessions at Kemmerer with forenoon and afternoon hearings. Anna Rich seeks possession of cattle from several cattlemen amid ongoing appeals from a cattle stealing verdict involving Rich. Hugo Donzelman leads for plaintiffs and R R Rose for defendants in the December 15 docket. Hanna Bourne's divorce action against George Bourne is slated for December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Anthony Swenson
Russell
Boomer
Anna Rich
Mrs. Richey
Hugo Donzelman
Melvin and Mullings
R. R. Rose
Hanna Bourne
George Bourne
Hoodoo in contracting delays hits Cokeville project
J H Marshall blames widespread delays in Cokeville over six months with weather, transit issues, and a shattered plate glass pane worth about 500 dollars delaying the new garage work. Official red tape may shift losses to Hines on freight bills, prolonging the build. Dr Madera reports a healthy 11 pound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Stofors. Christman goods arrive including Thermos Bottles and gifts as SCHILS DRUG CO promotes holiday offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Marshall
Cokeville
Hines
Christman
Christman Cigara
Schils Drug CO
Montpelier Residents Share Holiday News Across Town
Local note roundup covers Thanksgiving visits and health care trips. Montpelier residents Earl Haggerty and Oscar Peterson return from Salt Lake City while Fairie Rau and Clyde Rau head to Salt Lake for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Rau
Fairie
Salt Lake City
Miss Fairie
Utah City
Earl Haggerty
Oscar Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Point of Rocks
Town Resorts to Woodpile For Fuel Amid Coal Shortage
The town faces a coal shortage as shipments fail to arrive. Mayor Richard Roberts forms two hunting parties to haul hard mahogany wood to town, hoping it can substitute coal with similar heat and longevity. If the coal strike lasts, Cokeville could suffer less due to wood supplies already secured by the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Roberts
Cokeville
Milton Pond Claims 100 Percent Hunting License Return
Milton Pond of Cokeville says he is the only hunter this year to realize a full return from hunting licenses. He already tagged a deer and last Saturday, near town on horseback, bagged a fine bull elk in Sublet Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Pond
Cokeville
Off to Red Desert with Point of Rocks Destination
A group of sheepmen headed for the desert after the big blizzard with Point of Rocks as their target. The party includes R D Boomer A E Robinson and Ivan Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Desert
Point of Rocks
R D. Boomer
A. E. Robinson
Ivan Nichols
Illustrated Lectures on Old Testament History
The Presbyterian pastor presents illustrated lectures using a stereopticon lantern. He shows life size pictures and will next Sunday evening present the story of Abraham and Isaac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Abraham
Isaac
Horses to Opal to Begin Winter Move
A band of horses owned by D Noblitt and Erastus Jensen has been rounded up in the past week. They are prepared for a staged trip to winter feeding grounds near Opal and will start today with arrangements for feeding and rest already completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Noblitt
Erastus Jensen
Opal
Assessor Rosenberg seeks two local aides in five towns
County Assessor Rosenberg asked county commissioners to appoint two property holders in each incorporated town to advise on taxing valuations. With state valuations fixed, towns Kemmerer Afton Jackson Cokeville and Big Piney may require higher assessed values for buildings and improvements.
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Rosenberg
State Board of Equalization
Kemmerer
Afton
Jackson
Cokeville
Big Piney
Road Official Visits Fremont Carbon Lincoln And Uinta County Area
E M Oliver superintendent of maintenance for the State Highway Commission’s district that includes Fremont Carbon Lincoln and Uinta counties was in the city this week on road work business.
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E. M. Oliver
State Highway Commissioners
Fremont
Carbon
Lincoln
Uinta Counties
Coal Yard Miners Idle at Several Mines in State
In the coal field report several mines show idleness while others operate. Fremerer Coal No 1 idle No 5 on force working No 6 idle El Kot mine full force. Diamond Coal Glencoe Oakley and Diamondville idle. Union Pacific Cumberland mines idle.
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Fremmerer Coal Company
Elkot
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Glencoe
Oakley
Diamondville
Union Pacific Coal Company
Cumberland Mines
lIdle
Health brief reports assorted illnesses and injuries
Dr Madera notes slightly more people under the weather but no serious or contagious illness. Harold Monteer recovers from a broken foot after a sled accident. Hildegard Schmidt improves after a suspected appendectomy. Lloyd Erb has a possibly infected arm from a insect bite. S B Curtis tends a bandaged finger from a sliver. Mrs Carl Nelson recovers from pleurisy. Mrs William Morgan remains under doctor care for heart trouble.
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Madera
Harold Monteer
Hildegard Schmidt
Lloyd Erb
S. B. Curtis
Carl Nelson
William Morgan
Final Report of Red Cross Drive in Bear River Valley
The Bear River Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross reports 184 members at 1 dollar each 17 Red Cross Magazine subscribers and 17 dollars in cash donations totaling 218 dollars. Storms and bad roads hampered the drive but the chapter plans continued memberships for 1 dollar anyone not solicited.
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Bear River Valley
American Red Cross
Morgan Kavanagh
Red Cross
Mountain Division
Reynolds
Shipment of 250 Bucks to Granger from Cokeville Co
J. D. Noblitt manager of Coca ville Land and Livestock Co orders 250 bucks sent to Granger today. Shipments indicate company funds loaded for livestock movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville Land and Livestock Co
Granger
Trapper Gillis Plans Coyote Extermination Campaign
J. E. Gillis of Alpine Idaho has arrived in town preparing to attack a heavy coyote population this year. He left Thursday for Collett Flat on Smith's Fork to stay as long as the number of coyotes justifies. He will use trapping and poison to exterminate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gillis
Alpine
Idaho
Collett Flat
Smith's Fork
Game Warden Visits Town As Former Mayor Hosts
State game warden W. T. Judkins visited the town on Wednesday and mingled with old friends. He was hosted in part by former Mayor Frank A. May. Lava Hot Springs News reports Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall of Cokeville Wyoming spent Sunday with Judge and Mrs. A. V. Carter.
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W. T. Judkins
Frank A. May
Lava Hot Springs
Thomas Marshall
Cokeville, Wyo
The Miracle Man at Opera House Promises Major Hit
The Opera House announces booking of The Miracle Man as a top film sensation set for a later this month. Kulolia's Native Hawaiians will headline the next Tuesday night program.
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Opera House
Jazzy Five Delivers Dance Night Boast
The Jazzy Five a Montpelier and Cokeville group performed Thursday night and satisfied the crowd by proving they could make a wooden man dance. They are set to play here on the 18th for a Hard Time Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Cokeville
Report of the Condition of The State Bank of Cokeville
The report lists assets and liabilities for The State Bank of Cokeville Wyoming as of November 7 with loans and discounts 160 002.27 overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1 7. securities, real estate and fixtures 4 900.08. money on hand and in banks. due from other banks. checks and cash items. reserves. deposits. reserves and notes. The cashier Morley certified the figures under oath on November 2.
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National Yanks
State Banke
Pao Boo
Hank
Via
Apoole
Joyal Tender and Nation
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Beatrice Nichols
Dr. Madera
Mra
John Stoffors
Lorin Perkins of
Nannie Stoner
Roscoe
Earl D. Haggerty
Epepe
Salt
Audria Harryman
Orofino
Charles Dean
Cache Junction
Utah
Russell Albright
Miles
Salt Lake
J. G .Reynolds
St. Bartholomew's Guild
Sol Anderson
Ogden
Roy Collett
The
Dee Hospital
Clyde Rau
J. W. Hinkey
East Side
Coed Club
J. G. Wilcox
Paris
Miss Maude Wilcox
Alma Epperson
T. C. Igo
P. W. Olson
Nellie Olson
Peene Mary Reynolds
A. N. Gardiner
8. B. Curtis
William Pitt
Kruger
W. E. Maddison
George Nichols
Star Valley
E. EB. Marcoe
Soda Springs
Ida
Marshall
Irene Eachus
Parma
Rich
al Tentance
Maydora
Mr. Collett
Official Council
Richard Berts
Morley, Smalley
Woodward
W. G. Morley
Ccc
Mensens
Krueger
State General Fund
Morley
Small
Cation
A. C. McMinn
Sala
Marshal
C. Krueger
R. D. Boomer
Police Justice TV
Palace Café
Cokeville Register
Redds
Smalley
Larson
Nelson Brothers
Ee Seay
Stoner Brothers
Sehils Drug Company
Merchandinely
Cokeville Light, and Power Co
C, Kruger
Trapper Gillis
Game Warden
State Bank of
Cokevily
Wyoming
Kresourors
la Betes
Gapitas
Badia
Ieee
Lee Kaxpensis
Cces
Athor
Ae Satay Publ
Arren
Marri
Sen
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