Mayor and Council Take Oath of Office in Cokeville
Prank A May took the oath as Cokeville mayor for the new term after ex Mayor D Noblitt handed over the gavel. J A Larson and Charles Peters were sworn in as councilmen and new appointments were announced for city offices. A special meeting addressed the Morgan ditch flood risk and a midnight saloon and pool hall closure ordinance was approved for drafting.
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A. May
Ofice
Cokeville
D. Noblitt
J. A. Larson
Charles Peters
Morgan Ditch
Kein
Frank A. May
W. G. Morley
Stoner
Register Office
Roll of Green Backs Found After Morning Work
A man named Niebel found a roll of money while working in his garage last Monday morning. He reported the discovery and later identified the owner, a pleased individual who retrieved about $200. The finder proved his alertness and honesty in the incident.
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Fit Niebel
Remodeling Home of Julius Jacobson Sr
Remodeling work on Julius Jacobson Sr home has progressed with a new fireplace built into the walls and tasteful interior decorations. His yard features a well kept gate and the property adds to the town’s appeal, reflecting credit on the resident.
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Julius Jacobson
Jacobson
Julius IL. ’08 Jacobson Jr. Welcomes Baby Boy
Julius IL. ’08 Jacobson Jr. smiles at the arrival of an eight pound boy. He and his wife report mother and babe are doing fine. He jokes he may name the boy Julius the Third.
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Jacobson Jr
Babe
Julius
Eloping daughter surprises mother chaperone in Grand Haven
Mrs Mary E Schultz learns of her daughter Irmgard Schultz eloping to Grand Haven Michigan with Charles A Christmas an attorney from Kemmerer Wyoming The couple announced their marriage after a Grand Haven hotel dinner The Tribune notes the mother will read the news and wonders if the couple will settle in Wyoming Separately Peygram reports Ralph Forgeon and Levi Aland building a store to open a grocery soon
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Mary E. Schultz
Winthrop Avenue
Irmgard
Grand Haven
Mich
Miss Schultz
Chicago
Chas. A. Christmas
Kemmerer, Wye
Mrs. Christmas
Edna Schultz
the Tribune
Miss Edna
Wyoming
Peygram
Ralph Forgeon
Levi Aland
Kinney Purchases A Jeffrey Loader
H W Moore & Co dealer 8 S B McDonald of Salt Lake City sold Joe C Kinney a Jeffrey ton truck loader to aid road work in Cokeville. The machine runs on a six horse power engine, moves dirt fast, and deposits it to a wagon or ditch side. Kinney plans to demo and use it for road building and repair, a practice already trialed in Wyoming counties including Sweetwater which bought a five ton unit this year.
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B. McDonald
Salt Lake City
H. W., Moore & Co
Cokeville
Joe C. Kinney
Wyoming
Sweetwater
Bazaar and Food Sale by Ladies' Guild at Opera House
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal Mission hosts a Thursday Bazaar and Food sale at the Opera House with dainty dishes and treats. An evening dance is planned. admission to the food sale is free and dancing is invited.
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Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Mission
Opera House
Work Progressing On Convict Road
County Commissioner Charles Peterson traveled from Kemmerer through Cokeville to observe convict road work. He reported the project progressing well with crews well located at the Salt Canon camp, accompanied by his wife who visited friends in Kemmerer.
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Charles Peterson
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Brandon Passes Through For Lava Hot Springs Trip
Watt Brandon traveled via No 17 this afternoon toward Lava Hot Springs where he planned a month long stay. He concluded business with Kemmerer Camera this week and handed management to Chas Bruce, former Kemmerer High School business instructor, while Brandon retains Kemmerer home and property interests.
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Watt Brandon
Lava Hot Springs
Kemmerer
Chas. E. Bruce
Brandon
We can furnish you with engraved stationery
A storefront ad offers engraved stationery and invites readers to visit to see Sam for options and samples. The note emphasizes personal service and a visit to choose designs.
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Sam
Prospect of O. S. L. Branch to Star Valley
An Oregon Short Line engineer surveyed Star Valley routes through Tin Cup Salt Canon Smiths Fork and Dry Creek to find best entry. Smiths Fork route judged best for even grade and wide canyon despite higher altitude. Afton residents approved 25 cent per acre land levy for right of way and sent a Salt Lake City committee to attract railroad interest as Star Valley’s dairy and farming potential lures rails.
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Star Valley
Tin Cup
Soda Springs
Montpelier Divide
Salt Canon
Smith's Fork
Dry Creek
Cokeville
Alma Porter
Tom Roberts
Afton
Smith’s Fork
Altho
Salt Lake City
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J. A. Lar
Olsey Twiss
Marshal Seynolds
J. A.dwards
W. H. Lufford
Julius IL
Chicago Tribune
Kinney
O. S. L. Branch
Fleishman’s Yeast
The
Cokeville Mercantile Company
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