Teddy in Town Visited Cokeville with Family
Teddy in Town reports a visit to Cokeville with his daughter Mrs George Burton and family. He notes no change in disposition since moving to Salt Lake and selling sheep interests. He recently returned from Los Angeles with Mrs Marks after spending part of winter there. The piece promotes 8.50 6.00 37.50 and 10.00 Memorial Day cut tower boxes from Schila Drog Co acting for Louis Westholder Florist Stores Evanston and Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Marke
Cokeville
George Burton
Teddy
Salt Lake
Mrs. Marks
Los Angeles
Schila Drog Co
Louis 1
Westholder
Florist
Evanston
Rock Springs
National-Six Roadster Delivered to Earl Haggerty
Frank Brezvonik from Kemmerer delivered a National-Six roadster to Earl Haggerty on Saturday. The car features a grey body a brown top and brown Spanish leather upholstery with a tank appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brezvonik
Kemmerer
Earl Haggerty
Mexican herders aid local flockmasters in Sunday delivery
James Balderson, manager for the Queasy outfit, received seven shipped from Denver. The Kinney outfit has employed these boys for a number of years, aiding the flock owners in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Balderson
Denver
Kinney
Cokeville Mayoral and Council Elections Proclaimed
Frank A. May proclaims town election in Cokeville Wyoming on May 14 1918 at Town Hall. Voters will elect a Mayor for one year and two councilmen for two years. Polls open after nine and close at five. Attest Town Clerk W G Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Frank A. May
Cokeyville
Line
Wyoming
Notice of Contest for Homestead Cancellation in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice to Charles F. Thompson of Kemmerer Wyoming that Dominick Pouseche filed April 19 1918 to contest and cancel Homestead Entry No 03800 Serial No 08800 for sections 20 and 21 in township 25 north range 115 west alleging lack of residence cultivation and unchanged condition. Respond by twenty days after fourth publication with sworn answer and proof of service. Publication dates April 26 May 9 and May 16 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Charles F. Thompson
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Dominick Pouseche
Sublet
Fennel
Alex Nnsbet
Lost horses in Fairview Wyoming head three
Three horses missing in Fairview were described as a roan brown mare about 1000 pounds with a star on the forehead a black yearling and a black horse of similar weight. All branded MR on the shoulder. Report filed by Floyd Cogeins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cogeins
Fairview
Wyo
Notice of Public Land Claim by Steve Lasich 1918
Notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated April 4 1918 announces Steve Lasich of Sublet Wyoming filed for final three year proofs to establish claim on lands described in sections 6 and 7 township 25 north range 115 west. Attendants William Porter Frank Budner Ignatz Pick witness for the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Aril
Steve Lasich
Sublet
Flora Chapelle
Kemmerer
Clalorant
William Porter
Louis Gerbitz
Wyo
Frank Budner
Ignatz Pick
Alex Nisbet
Register
U. 8
Seynw
Sixth Principal
Flo la Chapelle
Ignatz Pilckl
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Christys
Christy
Fifeen
Nea Adorate
D.C. Segraves
Saab Plumbing
Ing Outfit
Goodenough
John Deere
van Brunt
Martin Ditcher
Bain, Schuttler
J. D. Noblitt Co
Ocokeville
W. G. Morley
Perrister
E-A-T
Haggerty Hotel
Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Brown
Haggerty
Earl D. Haggerty
Prop
Cokeville, Wyoming
C. W. Timmerick
Kemmerer Troy Steam Laundry
UNION
Wyoming Club
L. A. Woodward
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