Purported Officials Travel Through Wyoming Posts
Pure Food Commissioner Maurice Groshon and Fy BR.dabneon, both at Cheyenne, traveled Friday toward Cokeville, Biot, Afton, Bedford and the Juchtom Mele country. Miss Rath Fuller returns from Pocatello to attend Uncle Peter Muller's funeral. Huth plans to visit relatives during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food
Maurice Groshon
Fy Br.dabneon
Cheyenne
Cokeville
Biot
Afton
Bedford
Rath Fuller
Pocatello
Peter Muller
Huth
Hoy
Oe Puller
Local notes from Cokeville and vicinity feature visits and business
Local residents arrive and depart on various business, health, and family matters. Dr M C Campbell returns from the East while Chas Hineky travels for Kemmerer business. New sheep and ranch activity includes Quealy Sheep Co engagements and buck let arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Hineky
Kemmerer
Delegates Pass Through Cokeville Lodge Representatives
A group of delegates and their chaperones from lodges in Oregon traveled through Cokeville. The afternoon program included a stop on the train and a gathering at the Elke Grand fox whecing event in Somen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Orego
Cokeville
Permertiae
Elke Grand Fox
Beng
Somen
Shorty Albright and Miss Elizabeth Neil Wed Quietly
R D Albright known as Shorty and Elizabeth Neil of Diamondville were married Thursday night at nine o'clock at the residence of Rev McLean pastor of the Presbyterian church. The ceremony was simple with few attendees. The couple have many friends here who wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Albright
Shorty
Elizabeth Neil
Diamondville
McLean
Presbyterian Church
Telephone Man Reports Right of Way Progress
W K Stelle of Mountain State Telephone and Telegra Co says all land between here and Montpelier has been acquired. He praises ranchers met as courteous and businesslike during his visit to the Western Division head office in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Stelle
Mountain State Telephone & Telegra Co
Salt Lake City
Here
Montpelier
Attempted Robbery At Cokeville Sporting Goods Store
Friday at about 2 30 a m two strangers crouched behind the counter at the Cokeville Sporting G store were confronted by Harry Quincey proprietor in connection with E D Haggerty He placed both under arrest one escaped and the other was jailed on a burglary charge Rank waived preliminary hearing and bound over to district court for trial under $2000 bond unable to furnish bond Rank remains in county jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Quincey
E. D. Haggerty
Cokeville Sporting G
Justice of the Peace
E. J. Tuckett
Rose of
Kemmerer
Appreciation Letter Highlights Red Cross Fund Drive
A Wyoming field representative thanks Mrs. J. G. Reynolds and Cokeville workers for their Red Cross War Relief Drive efforts. The letter notes Wyoming raised 280 409 88 dollars and praises community sacrifice and cooperation as essential to the campaign success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Reynolds
G. E. Parisoe
Laramie
Wyo
Cokeville
American Red Cross
Wyoming
War Council of the American Red Cross
Washington
E. Parisoe
Cokeville People in 100 Per Cent Class
A brief item notes the Red Cross camp plan for the hundred million dollar goal followed the Liberty Loan Campaign. It emphasizes Americans being over 100 percent patriotic and generous in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Red Cross
Mexican man tries to steal coins at Sehils Drug Store
Fernandero was arrested after snatching three gold coins from a punch board at Sehils Drug Store. Ted Morgan witnessed the theft and notified authorities. Fernandez was taken to Kemmerer by Sheriff Ben Bell. The Jackson Hole coroner’s inquest deemed William Stillson justified in shooting Richard Thornton to defend his life and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernandero
Sehils
Fernandez
Ted Mrogan
Marshaane
Fernandes
Kemmerer
Ben Bell
R. Rose
McMinn
William Stillson
Jackson Hole
Ceu
Richard Eres
Stillson
Thornton
Thornton Uo
Bey
Richard Thornton
J. S., Cunningham
J. W. Henrie
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State Bank of
Lincoln Lumber Company
Cokeville, Wyoming
H. E. Christmas
YW. R. Christmas
First National Bank Building
At Law Ll
Christmas
U. S
Ford
On Savings Department
Bank OF Montpelier
Cokeville Register
The
Cokeville Publishing Co
L. E. Ericson
M. C. Campbell
Louisville
Erwin McNiece
Salt Lake
E. J. Tucker
J. F .O'Connor
C. E. O'Connor
Pete Fuller
P. W. Olson
Chas, Stersick
Anton Quadro
Quadros Sheep Co
Mose Lewis
Ferguson
Natonal Bank
George Nicholls
Star Valley
Ivan Nicholls
Chas. O'Connor
C. FE
O'Conner
Gus Hackbarth
Geneva
Idaho
Ad Chamberlin
D. McLennan
R. H. Beaton
Long Branch
Wm. Morgan, Sr
Chas. O'Bannon
Chas. Page
Evanston
Anton Anderson
Grantsville
Utah
Sol
Anderson
Emil Brunner
Quealy Sheep and Live Stock Co
James Balderston
Quealy Ranch
Brunner
Grace Ward
Lige Christenson
Roberts
D. Alexander of
Columbus
Mrs
Fred Roberts
B. H. Smalley
Wm. Morley
Roos Shearing Corral
Salt Canyon
Smalley
Alexander
Sneddon
Bennett Sneddon
Louis Roberts
Ad. Chamberlin
Pine Creek
R. McMinn
Frank Mau
Lava Hot Springs
Mr. May
Queally Ny Pe and
Jn Stock Co
Montoya
New Mexico
Plas Pass
Cokevill
Especi
J. D. Noblitt Company
J. A. Larson
the Insurance
State Bank
Wrowleg
Rinehart Studio
Kodak Store
Montpelier, Idaho
C. J. Madera
Omoe
Bourne
Galt Canyon
Huff Brothers
Hanmy
DENTI
Brennen & Davis
Ofice
Porter
Main Street
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