Local News In Brief Highlights From Kemmerer Trip
Phil Leffler hosted three Kemmerer friends who joined a special Sunday dinner. Joe Fuller rode an early train to a Thursday case and returned that evening. William Marmion has temporarily traveled to California.
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Phil Leffler
Kemmerer
Zich
William Marmion
California
Summer Range Land for Sale in Rio Blanco County Colo
About 5000 acres of well watered summer range land for sale in Rio Blanco County Colorado. For full particulars write Frank E. Knox Cul len Hotel Salt Lake City Utah. d20 Thomas Blair a well known tra Tey for the pat 0 9 5ry for the years was in town Thursday business teat of his old friend Joe Fuller Blair represents a vet firm engaged in re manufacture of caskets. Mayor Roberts spent two days in the county seat as a witness in district court. B H Smalley left for Ogden to meet his daughter Dorothy at school there. Mrs Katherine Kehoe and Mrs Maurice be a departed for Montpelier for a short stay. Mrs Pearl Brookshire visiting with her mother Sea graves returned to Montpelier. The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church met last Wednesday at Mrs B H Smalley’s home. Tom Igo plans a business trip to Pegram Idaho.
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Rio Blanco County
Colo
Frank E. Knox
Cullen Hotel
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas Blair
Joe Fuller
Blair
Land for Sale Near Railroad in Sage Area
118 acres offered for sale between Eck and Sage along the railroad. Price and terms available by contacting Joe Fuller.
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Eck Ene Sage
Joe Fuller
Winter range moves and fuel notes across region
Reports detail Joe Kinney planning sheep migration to Idaho for winter range and a farm option that may cover costs. J D Noblitt has two corn cars in transit from Nebraska facing possible delays. Coal cars are being dispersed to address a fuel shortage with milder weather easing fears. William Julian returns from Utah sheep grazing and visits family. Reverend G Schellinger will visit Kemmerer for services on the 28th. Fred Roberts travels to Rock Springs to assess winter range conditions. Hide buyer L Leavitt notes solid demand for hides and pelts. Local figures Allen and Hufford visit the county seat. Holmes and Phelps work for J H Marshall at Cokeville. Parley Anderson and family relocate to Salt Lake City. H E Parmenter plans a Kan visit after the new year.
James Balderston Reports Range Improvement After Desert Trip
James Balderston manager of the ueely Sh and Livestock Co arrived from the Red Desert where he inspected the range situation. He notes overall improvement though sheep wandered up to 50 miles from headquarters during a 14 day blizzard period.
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James Balderston
Ueely Sh and Livestock Co
Red Desert
Hard Times Dance Pleases Local Crowd Despite Cold Night
The Hard Times dance was held as scheduled on Thursday night and deemed a success. Attendees in overalls and aprons drew suspicion of wealth, and jokes about coal or eggs at home circulated. The Jazzy Five led by Morgan Kavanagh provided music and kept dancing late.
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Morgan Kavanagh
Moving Sheep to Idaho Reacts to Rocky Conditions
Oscar Peterson and Otto Rouse arrived from Rock Springs county after a week surveying conditions. Peterson closed a deal for a quantity of land and pasture rights in Idaho and plans a Sunday trip to move his flocks there for the winter if the terms hold.
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Oscar Peterson
Otto Rouse
Rock Springs
Mr. Peterson
Idaho
Home From Service Comes Harold McCormack
Harold McCormack son of Mr and Mrs P J McCormack arrived home from overseas service last week while in California he contracted pneumonia and has been confined to bed since his arrival friends here welcome him home and wish for a speedy recovery
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Lava Hot Springs News
Harold McCormack
P. J. McCormack
California
McCormack
Courier Fire Forces Delayed Jackson Publication
An apodial dispatch reports a fierce blaze at the Jackson clubhouse housing the Jackson Courier and Jackson Drug Co. in Jackson. The Courier will be delayed while arrangements are made for a new location, with plans to resume publication soon. The Rowlster extends sympathy to the contemporary newspaper.
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Courier
Kemmerer Republican
Jackson
Jackson Courier
Jackson Drug Co
Rowlster
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Roberts
Richey
B. H. Smalley
Ogden
Dorothy
Katherine Kehoe
Maurice
Montpelier
Pearl Brookshire
Seagraves
Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church
Tom Igo
Pegram
Progressive Mutual Service
O'Neill, Nebraska
Sage Hide & Fur Company
Winter & Keen
Sage
Wyo
DR. W .E. Maddison
Wyoming
East
Hide & Fur Co
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Cokeville Mercantile Company
Cokeville, Wyoming
Joe Kinney
J. D. Noblitt
Nebraska
William Julian
City
Joe Smith
Linwood
Mr. Julian
G. Schellinger
St. Dominic’s Church
Fred Roberts
L. Leavitt
G. E. Allen
Vaughan Hufford
Jim Holmes
Rue Phelps
Cokeville
J. H. Marshall
Parley Anderson
H. E. Parmenter
Solomon, Kan
Albert May
Robert R. Rose
Geo. D. Puckett
Cokeville, Wyo
Restamore Dome
Reynolds, Smalley & Larson
State Bank of