Married Men Triumph in First Ball Game
In a damp crowd pleasing clash Sunday the Married team defeated the Single squad with a score favoring the former. Batteries were Married Killingsworth Angelo and Single Roberts Nicholls Cleveland. Umpire Roscoe Stoner. Sehils Drug Company advertises Mother’s Day flowers from Louis B. Westholder Florist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Schill
Cokeville Nine
Cokeville
Killingsworth
Angelo
Roberts
Nicholls
Cleveland
Roscoe Stoner
New Confectionery and Bakery Store to Open May 15
Mrs. Charles Peters plans a modern confectionery and bakery at the Dew Drop Inn beside The Register office with a soda fountain shipment from Rock Springs. She brings extensive experience and receives best wishes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peters
Dew Drop Inn
Peters
Rock Springs
Local bank solicits Liberty Loan subscriptions in Cokeville
Citizens of Cokeville urged to support the 34 percent Liberty Loan as the government seeks two billion dollars. The notice, dated May 3 1917 from Washington asks the State Bank of Cokeville to collect subscriptions by June 15 and to report an estimate of bonds likely to be subscribed by local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
J. A. Larson
Washington, D. C
State Bank of
Wyo
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Fashion Show at Opera House Impresses Crowds
The Opera House fashion show last Saturday drew large crowds over two evenings. Mr. Wakeman praised the quality and variety of ladies wear on display, shipped specifically for the event by Mrs. Reynolds from Daniels & Fisher, Demorest, Palmer Garments, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Wakeman
Cokeville
Reynolds
Daniels & Fishers
Denver
Demorest Company
Greeley
Palmer Garments
Chicago
Valuable bull Dies at Olson Ranch After Illness
The 2%4 year old registered bull Types Marshall of Cumberland Types owned by P. W. Olson at the Cumberland ranch near Manila Iowa died after weeks of veterinary care. The famed bull never lost at any show and was purchased from Charles Saunders Cumberland farm at Manila Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Brown
Liberty
Idaho
P. W. Olson
Marshall
Cumberland
Olson Lower Ranch
Charles Saunders
Manila
Iowa
New 8 by 32 Foot Building Underway Between Stowers and Haggerty
Carpenters worked this week on a small 8 by 32 foot building between the Stowers brothers place and the Haggerty hotel. Harry Quincy will stock cutlery, cut glass, fishing tackle, and other goods there, moving from the Dew Drop inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowers Brothers
Haggerty
Harry Quincy
Dew Drop Inn
James P Reynolds Promoted to Head Book Keeper
James P Reynolds of the Great Western Sugar company in Bayard Nebraska has been advanced from assistant bookkeeper to head book keeper and assistant cashier. Local friends congratulate him and wish ongoing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Reynolds
Great Western Sugar Company
Bayard
Neb
James
School Meeting and Trustee Election at Cokeville
The annual school meeting at the Cokeville schoolhouse is set for Monday May 7 at 2 PM. After business matters there will be an election of a trustee, and all residents are urged to attend and show interest in the school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Mother's Day Flowers From Sehile Drug Co
Sunday May 13 marks Mothers Day with fresh arrangements for living mothers and memory tributes for the departed. Sehile Drug Company, agent for Louis B Weatholder, Florist, offers bright selections for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehile Drug Company
Louis B& Weatholder, Florist
City Election Next Tuesday Nominates Mau and Smalley
The People's Party held a town hall meeting to nominate mayor Frank A. Mau and councilmen B. H. Smalley and L. A. Woodward. J. G. Reynolds was named permanent chairman with J. A. Larson as secretary. Two incumbents seek re election, Mau and Smalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
W. G. Morley
J. G. Reynolds
J. A. Larson
Frank A. Mau
B. H. Smalley
L. A. Woodward
E. R. Niebel
E. D. Haggerty
W. L. Forgeon
T. K. Collett
Citizens Ticket nominates Bourne for mayor and two councilmen
A Citizens party meeting chaired by George Bourne nominated John Bourne for mayor. For councilmen the ticket includes B H Smalley and L A Whodward, same candidates as the People's party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Ticket
Citizen's Party
George Bourne
Jess Gilkison
John Bourne
B. H. Smalley
L. A.whodward
Chhosen
People’s Party
Citizen's
Circus Visit Promises Joyful May 18 For All
The J. H. Esehman world united shows travel to Cokeville on May 18 offering afternoon and night performances. The piece urges local children to attend, noting educational and physical benefits from the spectacle and clowns, bands, and acrobats in a family friendly event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Esehman
War Time Duty Urges Nation to Conquer Idlers
A Times Monitor editorial condemns self-serving loafers during wartime urging every able person in the United States to work without delay. It targets individuals like Liz for social disgrace if seen associating with idlers while national safety is at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Liz
Spencer Vu
Times Monitor
Wool price boom as Quadros & Co crops sold high
Antone Quadros and Co sold their entire wool crop to an eastern house at 4814 cents per pound, the highest price yet in the region. Rumors of 58 cents are doubtful. industry expects prices to exceed 50 cents before summer in Salt Lake City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Quadros
Quadros & Co
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
New Boy Thomas Cullen Igo Jr Arrives in Salt Lake City
The Igo and Noblitt families welcome a bright new boy born in Salt Lake City a week ago Wednesday. He is named Thomas Cullen Igo Jr. Thomas Igo Sr. remains calm while grandpa Noblitt anticipates the lively arrival and future neighborhood presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igo
Noblitt
Salt Lake City
Thomas Cullen Igo, Jr
Thomas Igo
Grandpa Noblitt
O S L Works Draining Pipe Under Tracks
The O S L railroad company has workers slaying a large pipe under the tracks this week to drain water that pools on the triangle each year after snowmelt. The pipe will carry runoff to an irrigation ditch west of town. Mayor May has been busy locating the pipe’s best route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. L. Railroad Company
May
Fashion show at Mrs Reynolds home entertains town guests
Mrs J G Reynolds hosted a fashion show last Friday and Saturday evenings at her home. Guests included Dr Roberts L Gwinn Errol Bagley Arthur Olson Martin Nelson L A Woodward Charles Dean and Albright. A five hundred dollar indulgence followed by a chafing dish luncheon and piano selections entertained the attendees.
New Wyoming Sheep Dipping Law Outlined in Detail
Dr. J R Balmer presents the new dipping laws to Wyoming sheepmen. The statute requires spring to autumn dipping under inspector supervision with affidavits, per diem costs paid by owners, and a lien for unpaid expenses. Penalties include misdemeanor charges and fines up to two thousand dollars or comparable sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Balmer
State Board of Sheep Conte Reries
Wyoming
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
State of
J. D. Noblitt Co
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Sehils Drug Company
Louis B. Westholder
Floriat
Kaiser
Europe
Marquette
Mich
Chronicle
Mary Reynolds
Archie Neil
Postmater Schils
Diamondville
The
Mountain Trading Company
Agnes Trimillin
C. F. Stoner
Cokeville Mercantile Company
C. V. Rau
Fleischmann
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