City Ticket Nominated in Town Hall Primary
The People's party primary opened in Town Hall with J. D. Noblitt as secretary. Nominees listed include Mayor J. A. Larson and Councilmen Chas Peters and G Morley. A vacancy committee of Richard Roberts Clyde Rau and W G Morley was elected for future call. There was no opposition to the nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
J. D. Noblitt
Schils
J. A. Larson
Chas
G. Peters
G@. Morley
Richard Roberts
Clyde V.rau
W. G. Morley
Dog Tax Due Now Payable to Town Marshal
The dog tax is due immediately and must be paid at once. Town Marshal W. W. Smalley issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smalley
Clean-Up Notice From Town Ordinance Issued
In accordance with a town ordinance you are urged to immediately clean up your back yard and nearby area. Those failing to comply will be compelled to do so under authority of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Walt W
Local and Personal News in Cokeville and Montpelier
Ww Hackbarth visited friends in Montpellier Sunday. Miss Frances Whiston was a Montpellier visitor Saturday. Miss Cheleen Kehoe was ill early this week. P W Olson was a business visitor to Pocatello. Miss Mae Whiston was ill Tuesday and unable to attend school. Miss Mildred Barnum confined with a bad cold. Mr Harry Nutter returned from Lava Hot Springs. Mrs Roscoe Stoner and daughter Helen returned from Pocatello. Mene G H Paxton of J C Peonmpany visited Salt Lake. Barney Sawyers in town trying to sell sheep. Mr and Mrs Wm Tuffield drove from the ranch. Tuffield stayed to buck shear. Bill Moreland representing Cor Dove Cigar Co visited. Julius Jacobsen worked on sheep-camp for Peterson bands. Home for sale on easy payments. Miss Bernice Madsen of Fossil visited Miss Lillian Trevorrow. For sale office desk. Railroad plumbers connected pipe for water to company houses west of railroad. Kodaks and film supplies carried. send films to The Inhart Studio. James Reynolds, son of Mr and Mrs J G Reynolds, left for Philadelphia to try for the navy. If not, he will enlist in the army. Lige Christensen seeking Victoria home on West Main Street. Mr Forgeon may move into Idaho. Mrs Christensen and children will reside in town. Earl Haggerty visited Oscar Peterson and rode to Sage. missed train, walked about ten miles before help arrived. Bright flowers for mothers, orders via Schil’s Drug Co. agent for Louis B Westholder Florist with stores in Evanston and Rick Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Hackbarth
Montpellier
Frances Whiston
Montpelier
Cheleen Kehoe
P. W. Olson
Pocatello
Mae Whiston
Mildred Barnum
A Family Affair shines on Cokeville comedy stage
The Cokeville stage presented the three act comedy A Family Affair directed by Mrs. Richard Roberts and Vincent Bennion. Cast members including Ww. Dayton O. Frank Hazen Archie Woodward Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. S. B. Curtis drew praise for lively performances. Roscoe Stoner sang between acts and the ensemble planned further Red Cross benefit showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Richard Roberts
Vincent Bennion
Ww. Dayton
Dan Gillispie
Frank Hazen
Jerkins Jobson
Proret
Archieoodward
Smith
Woodward
Miss Cameon
B. Curtis
Sally
Poe
Marsha Dean
Louisiana
Roscoe Stoner
Joan,of Arc
Kaiser Bill
O. Frank Hazen
Archie Woodward
Reuben
Cynthia
Red Cross
Local notices and misc. happenings in Cokeville area
Aleine Montier sick with grippe. Mrs Elia Manning suffers with mumps at home on Sublet. Furnished houses for rent inquire at Cokeville State Bank. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stoffera ill. Dr Madeira attended. J D Nobili ranch on Bear river in charge. new bill board for prohibition ads on Main Street opposite bank. Watches repaired by F E Curtis. Joss Madrid returns to Cokeville after winter trip. Circus arrived but tents blocked by wind. Mr and Mrs Brown and wife leave Hagerty dining room lease to Lee Choon for Salt Lake trip. White Pine Cough Syrup advertised. Auto troubles man Niebel back at work after grippe. George Bourne and Roscoe Stoner homes gain new fences from Lincoln Lumber Co. Stoner Brothers have five bands of sheep lambing near Smiths Fork and Sago. Subscribe for The Register for local ads and notices.
Mullings Joins Reynolds Reynolds & Mullings Firm in Kemmerer
The law firm Reynolds Reynolds announces partner Joseph Leonard Mullings will run the practice. Mullings studied at the University of Denver and was admitted in Colorado after associations with Pershing Nye Fry Tallmadge. He previously gained broad banking and mercantile experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds & Reynolds
Kemmerer
Joseph Leonard Mullings
Reynolds, Reynolds & Mullings
Mullings
University of Denver
Colorado
Pershing, Nye, Fry & Tallmadge
Pursaie
Alexander Optical Co to Visit Several Utah Wyoming Sites
Dr J Alexander optometrist and manager will visit Hotel Kemmerer Kemmerer on Sunday May 12 and Monday May 13 all day. He will be at Fossil Hotel Tuesday May 14 from 10 am. Haggerty Hotel Cokeville Tuesday May 4 from 1 to 4 pm.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Dr. J. &, Alexander
Kemmerer
Fossil
Haggerty Hotel
Cokeville
For Sale Seed Potatoes Blue Vietor and White Elephant
For sale seed potatoes Blue Vietor and White Elephant dry farm grown. Price 81.00 per bushel. Location listed as F.B.C. Cokeville, Guatemala, Peterelt with 20 heading.
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F.C.B. Cokeville
Guatave Peterelt
Mit
Local Notes From Montpelier And Nearby Visits
Miss Grace Hackbarth returns from Montpelier visiting her aunt Mrs. Jon Bagley. Mr. and Mrs J A Larson and Ruth plan a few days in Salt City. Joe Kinney spent time in Cokeville and aims to stay over for nights in summer. Mrs F B Sholliff and Betty Martin visit accompanied by Mie Mies Bisores. Guild meetings noted with changes in May. Delegations visit Columbus Ohio for church convention. Rev McLean to Port Arthur Canada. Mr Dann to western Illinois for short visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hackbarth
Jon Bagley
Montpelier
J. A. Larson
Ruth
Salt City
Joe Kinney
Cokeville
F. B. Sholliff
Epside
Betty Martin
Mie
Mies Bisores
J. G. Reynolds Jockin
Smalley
Her. D. A. McLese
G. H. Dunn
Columbus
Ohio
McLean
Port Arthur
Canada
Mr. Dann
Illinois
New County Agent Reed Leaves Lincoln County for Laramie Role
Earl G. Reed the Lincoln county agricultural agent departs this week to accept a position in Laramie county. He will be joined by A. Maughan who succeeds him and has moved to Valley to start dairy work. Reed cites Cheyenne as expanding his field to cover more farms while Maughan comes from Wisconsin to take over state dairy duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl G. Reed
Lincoln County
Laramie County
A. Maughan
Mr. Reed
Cheyenne
Wwanean
Sousee
Agr Tara College
Army recruit’s enlistment noted in local column
A brief local notice records that a young man from Salt Lake City enlisted last fall, joining the Army. The short item names the individual and notes the timing of the enlistment.
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Salt Salt Lake Ol
Atl Pata
Tess
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Cokeville Opera House
Lyceum Orchestra
the Jolly Entertainers
City Ticket
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyo
L. E. Kindall
M. D
Horshoeing
Julius Jacobsen
Cokeville, Wyoming
Harry Nutter
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Helen
Ida
Mene G. H. Paxton
J. C. Peonmpany
Salt Lake
Barney Sawyers
T. Hunter Salmon
Wm. Tuffeld
Mr. Tuffield
Bill Meoreland
The
Cordove Cigar Co
Denver
House of Good Smokes
Peterson
Joe Fuller
Bernice Madsen
Lillian Trevorrow
Hegjater
Lige Christensen
Victoria
West Main Street
Forgeon
Earl Haggerty
Oscar Peterson
Sage
Earl Pun
Schil’s Drug Co
Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Evanston
Rick Springs
Aleine Montier
Grippe
Opera House
Elia Manning
Sublet
Cokeville State Bank
John Stoffera
Dr. Madeira
Gover’ Canal
Aene Mice Re
Cannes
J D. Nobili
Bear River
Main Street
Cokeville State
F. E. Curtis
Sean
Joss E. Madrid
N.M. Joss
John A. Pfisterer
Woodman of the World
L. F. Brown
Hagherty
Lee Choon
Salt Lakety
E. K. Niebel
George Bourne
Lincoln Lumber Co
Stoner Brothers
Smithsfork
Mill Creek
Salt Canyon
Sago
Memo
Alexander Optical CO
Emma S. Fuller
Monda
Laramie
E.R. Niebel
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