Local News In Brief From Kemmerer and Surrounding Areas
W F P Jorgensen arrived from Kemmerer and will work at the phosphate works in Cokeville. Vincent was in town on business and returned to Kemmerer that evening. Less Olson traveled to Ogden after Christmas for stray pulling work. J D Noblitt returned Christmas Day from a trip to as far as Cheyenne and stayed with sheep wintering near Granger. J A Larsen returned from the desert to spend Christmas with his family. Dr and Mrs Gertner of Montpelier joined Mr and Mrs Schils for Christmas. Miss Lillian Trevorrow left for Great Falls Mont to visit relatives. Miss Julian Thompson replaced her at the keyboard. Overland Lumber Co received a delayed car of lumber due to coal shortages. Mrs N R Stoner hosted a Christmas dinner with guests including J A Larsen family. Roscoe Stoner and Stephen Nichols of Pocatello and Misses Mee and Frances Whiston spent the holidays in Kemmerer. Town Hall floor was oiled by Town Clerk Kruger improving appearance. Agnes Tremelling of Salt Lake City stayed with Mary Reynolds. Fred and Mrs Roberts hosted Christmas guests Mr and Mrs W G Morley. J G Reynolds hosted a Christmas dinner with guests including Agnes Tremelling, Mary Stephens, Mary Reynolds, Kenneth Bellrose of Kemmerer, Frank A Mau and others. William Mau spent Christmas in the desert country with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Reynolds
Agnes Tremelling
Salt Lake City
Mary Stephens
Mary Reynolds
Kenneth Bellrose
Kemmerer
Land for Sale 118 Acres Between Beckwith and Sage
118 acres for sale on the railroad between Beckwith and Sage. Offered by Joe Fuller. Great price for development or farming. Seller invites offers and quick responses.
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Beckwith
Sage
Joe Fuller
Card of Thanks from Bates Family
The Bates family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends in Cokeville and Salt Lake City for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement.
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Cokeville
Salt Lake City
Elk Feeding Rush In Idaho As State Seeks More Hay
The Idaho state game department has ordered cotton seed cake shipped to Victor and hauled to Jackson's Hole for elk. About 500 tons of hay are available in the area and 125 tons at another point. A 1000 acre government farm near Jackson under D C Nowlin has 850 tons of hay for elk. Donations from elk lodges nationwide may help, but only 6000 dollars remains for feed. a car of oil cake costs around 4000 dollars. The state plans more feeding grounds to ease Jackson's Hole congestion this year.
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State Game Department
Victor
Idaho
Jackson's Hole
Jackson
D. C. Nowlin
United States
Wyoming Wool Growers Meet in Cheyenne Convention Dates Set
Lincoln County sheep men receive notices for the sixteenth annual Wyoming Wool Growers association convention to be held January 15 to 17 in Cheyenne. The event aims for a large turnout and aligns with nearby major shows and meetings in Denver Salt Lake City and Spokane, reducing date conflicts for stockmen.
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Lincoln County
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Cheyenn
Denver
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Salt Lake City
American National Livestock Association
Spokane
Wyoming
To Teach Marksmanship to Students Nationwide
The government plans a summer program allowing students in educational institutions across the United States to graduate as expert riflemen from a training school. Certificates will authorize them to teach others. The program links with the 1910 national rifle matches and will be held under the Navy Department on the Caldwell, New Jersey rifle range near New York in August.
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United States
Plana
Markenaoship
Apert
Congress of Rifle and Platel
Navy Department
Rifle Range
Caldwell
N. J
New York
A M Nelson Visits Kem Merer at Christmas Time
A M Nelson spent Christmas visiting Kem Merer, adding a seasonal note to local social activity. He toured the town and joined residents for holiday gatherings.
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W. FP. Jorgensen
Vincent
Less Olson
Ogden
J. D. Noblitt
Cheyenee
Granger
J. A. Larsen
Ttime
Mrs. Gertner
Montpellier
Mrs. Schils
Lillian Trevorrow
Great Falls
Mont
Julian Thompson
Overland Lumber Co
N. R. Stoner
J. A. Larson
Roscoe Stoner
Stephen Nichols
Pocatello
Mee
Frances Whiston
Kruger
Mrs
Fred Roberts
W. G. Morley
Frank A. Mau
Point of Rocks
William Mau
Progressive Mutual Service
O’neill, Nebraska
Sace Hide & Fur Company
Winter & Keen
Wyo
DR. W .E. Maddison
East
Hide & Fur Co
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Cokeville Mercantile Company
Cokeville, Wyoming
Cheyenne
A. M. Nelson
Robert R. Rose
Geo. D. Puckett
Cokeville, Wyo
Restamore Dome
Reynolds, Smalley & Larson
State Bank of