School Year Closes With Notable Student Progress
Yesterday marked the end of the school term and summer vacation begins. Reports praise pupil advancement and teacher effort, while board plans for future staffing await a scheduled meeting. Miss Allender will spend part of the summer in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Wood heads to Mountain View Wyoming and may teach next year. The Roberts sisters plan most vacation time at home. Thursday the teachers and pupils toured Callett field east of town.
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Corps of Teachers
Miss Allender
Salt Lake City
Timber Forester and Riders Tour Forest Reserve
Forest Ranger W. M. Mace and a companion camped at Kelley station as they tour the forest in the lower reserve. They estimate timber in their camping locality after visiting Hamsfork where a large log drive is taking place and continuing to La Barge Fontenelle station.
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W. M. Mace
Kelley Station
Hamsfork
Akes Place
la Barge Fontenelle Station
Didn’t He Ramble Bucking Contest On Sunday Night
A bucking contest took place on the streets Sunday night with Berna Sawyers riding the little black outlaw owned by Haggerty Brothers for a $13 purse. Joe Fuller Jr rode next on a $5 bet. An additional outlaw exhibition is planned for next Sunday. The horse earned fanatical praise for its bucking, staggering both riders and even injuring Joe Fuller Jr. in the process.
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Berna Sawyers
Haggerty Brothers
Ball Grounds
Berna
Joe Fuller, Jr
Joe
Taxes on Land But from State
The Supreme Court ruled state lands sold under contract are not assessable. The attorney general holds the purchaser's equity in these lands is personal property and taxable. The county assessor is instructed to assess the equity held by purchasers in this land class. A related note mentions an appearance after nine o'clock and travel up Pine creek over the weekend.
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Supreme Court
For Rent or Sale on easy terms in Cokeville
Frank May residence property offered for rent or sale on easy terms. Mrs. Fred Roberts listed as contact. A D Hoskins visited Cokeville on Thursday and Friday. Caesar Nuradimineto has alfalfa day for sale in stock or delivered. Earl Wilson, state bank examiner, checked accounts at the bank yesterday. Tess Haggerty returned to Cokeville after a three month absence in Utah and Idaho. Flower orders for Decoration Day available at Bourne Drug Store. Mrs J D Noblitt and daughters Juanetta LeVerne to return from Salt Lake after winter. Local weather favorable for crops and stock with expectations of a big dry farm crop and strong ranch returns. Clarence Hooker, involved in water system work, went fishing and did not return by Monday. a feared drowning in Smiths Fork prompted worry.
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A. D. Hoskins
Cokeville
Caesar Nuradimineto
Earl Wilson
Tess Haggerty
Utah
Idaho
Bourne Drug Store
J. D. Noblitt
Juanetta
LeVerne
Salt Lake
Clarence Hooker
Smith
Will Start Work Soon At Old Collett Copper Mine
Ira Dodge, active in forming a company to operate the Collett copper mine on Smiths fork, plans to move to town with his family from Big Piney. Ben Griggs, an early owner, is also in town with stock to fund a road into the mine. Work will begin as conditions permit and mill installation steps are not yet clear.
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Ira Dodge
Collett
Smith’s Fork
Big Piney
Ben Griggs
May we show you these demonstrations now
The phrase suggests inviting someone to experience a set of demonstrations and consider the opportunity to observe or participate.
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Wyoming
Pine Creek
Frank May
Fred Roberts
Food
Palices
Cokeville Merc. CO
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