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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
6
A historical notice from Cokeville Wyoming references a notary act connected to Tubbee Fire and Life Insurance. The item mentions local firms and official proceedings in a brief public record.
Ivan 8s Jones of Kemmerer Wyoming and Robert R Rose are listed with a phone contact 12 from the local directory.
A local law practice fronts as Reynolds Reynolds and Mullings Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law. The firm advertises expert legal counsel across civil and criminal matters, promising dedicated service and client advocacy.
Frank Wexelberger as assignee of Cornelius Steele filed to enter under 2306 7 Revised Statutes the SE 4 NE 4 of Section 7 Township 23 North Range 117 West 6th P M containing 40 acres in Evanston Wyoming. Protests or affidavits of opposition due to mineral character or other reasons must be filed in the U S Land Office by June 13 1918. Misrs Massage team is noted and prepared by Varke Davis Co and sold by Sehils Drug Co.
Upper grade pupils and teachers enjoyed a fine picnic last Tuesday thanks to Axel Johnson and Ken Smalley who provided autos. The group rode to Pine Creek, walked above Nicholls ranch, ate lunch, explored the electric plant, and returned home amid dandelions and scatterings of wildlife.
Memorial Day is near and city cemetery cleanup is urged. A faulty water main hampers watering of plants and flowers, leaving plots at risk of untidy appearance for visitors. Officials note there is ample cleanup work for volunteers with time to spare.
Mrs A E Robinson and helpers hosted a home party Saturday night honoring Cokeville boys called to report for service. Refreshments were served and the group escorted the veterans to No. 4 where they left for Kemmerer. Decoration Day flowers advertised by Schil's Drug Co., Evanston and Rock Springs stores.
The Brookside Junior Auxiliary raised $10.80 from a lunch last Saturday afternoon. A storm affected receipts but they still collected a large donation plus fourteen more pillow cases six pillows and 4000 gun wipes. Funds go to the yarn used in knitting for projects.
Jimmy Woods, a 11 year veteran of the Blyth-Fargo-Huskins Co. of Kemmer, plans to enlist for war service. He is widely known in Lincoln county and, if assigned to the quartermaster department, should prove an excellent man. He is brother of Mrs. B. H. Smalley of Cokeville.
Slaggerty attempted hay work when a bale swung left, striking under the chin and tearing flesh while loosening a front tooth. He is advised to limit tasks to his abilities.
Dry farm grown seed potatoes offered by Gustave Petereit at 81.50 per bushel fob Coke Ville. Potatoes advertised as best quality with varieties Blue Victor and White Elephant. Contact Gustave Petereit for orders.
Parley Anderson arrived Sunday from the ranch with Percy Tregaskis to join a Red Cross rally. A draft call is set for May 28. Parley’s brother Harold, who stayed at the ranch, departed for Portland two weeks ago to enter the shipbuilding service.
Notice from the Department of the Interior land office at Evanston Wyoming dated April 26 1918 states Eliza Evans widow of William Evans of Geneva Idaho has filed intention to make a claim to the southwest quarter of section 6 and the white and aw sw of section 7 township 110 west of the Sixth Principal Meridian. The proof of location is scheduled before Flo LaCha clerk of the court at Kemmerer Wyoming on June 5 1918. Witnesses named Hamet K Mumford Fred W Boehme John Green and David Bischof all of Geneva Idaho or Raymond Idaho. Registered ALEX Nisnet.
Serial No 64isg Deere eee of the wae United States Land April 20th, tis, sKie tot dupiet nen tha hoa June ae a 'om! who on June made Homestead Hotry Serial or the tot No. 4, of Section , Township 4 a hee es west, tg me Bt of Section 92, ep North. tig "west of the Siath principal meridian, he has filed notice of intention to make final three-year proof to establish claim to the land where described, before Flo LaChapelle, Clerk of the Court, of Kemmerer, Wyoming, on the 15th day of June, 1914. Olaf Naster and John Fisher of Sublet, W ben 1 Walter Hawkins Diamondville, and Art Gore of Frontier, Wyo mijes ALEX Nisnet, Register.
Notice that Carl W. Room of Aston Wyoming filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for the SE quarter of Section 27 Township 24 North Range 119 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Final three year proof to establish claim set before U.S. Commissioner Carl Cook at Afton Wyoming on June 17 1918 with witnesses William Harrowman Hyrum Roos Frank P Crainey and Charles Moser.
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