Local residents move and travel updates across Fremont County
Miss May Ellivan leaves for Laramie to join University extension as county demonstrator. Ming Laura Piodalve appointed to fill vacancy left by Miss Bille. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Orr and Mr. and Mrs. Brown, travel or return from visits. Various local officials and workers are noted with retruns, assignments, and exams. A help-wanted notice seeks a hotel or restaurant worker and a missing fountain pen is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Ellivan
Fremont County
Laramie
Ming Laura Piodalve
Sagume
Mies Bille
New Flour Mill 18 Assured Riverton Speeds Toward Mill
Riverton residents in court last week cheered news of a large new flour mill to be erected this summer. Local businessmen and farmers argue the area’s wheat will be produced for market despite high freight rates. They urge modern equipment to produce flour competitive with large mills, boosting local grain consumption and exports.
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Riverton
Post
Lander
Public Land Sale Notice for Carmody Tract in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office at Lander Wyoming dated January 12 1922 announces a public sale to the highest bidder not less than $2.00 per acre of Lot 4 Section 4 Township 81 North Range 98 West of the 6th P M on February 28 at 10 o clock A M The sale closes when bids stop and highest bidder pays immediately Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time Irving W Wright district land officer signed the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Land Sale Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lander
Wyoming
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Bee
R. B
John Carmody
Irving W. Wright
Federal Income Tax Expert to Visit Lander
Mr Costello from Cheyenne will spend four days in Lander January 17 to 20 at the Noble Hotel or Federal Building to help residents with income tax questions. He offers guidance and money saving advice and will be available for consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
Cheyenne
Lander
Federal Income Tax Department
Noble Hotel
Federal Building
Final Account and Petition in Perrin Estate Hearings
In Fremont County Wyoming the Estate of Wilber B. Perrin shows Agathac Prarin Oldorf as Administratrix filing final account and petition for distribution with the District Court clerk in Landor. Interested parties may inspect and file objections before March 7, 1922, and, if none, a final settlement will be made on March 13, 1924 or as soon after as heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber B. Perrin
Sald Court
Landor
Agathac
Prarin Oldorf
Oldest House Member Uncle Joe Cannon Won’t Seek Reelection
In Washington on February 15, the long serving Representative Joe Cannon announced he would not run again against Tepreesiative from the eighteenth district, ending a historic tenure in the House.
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Washington
Joe Cannon
New Canton Crepe and Bilk Deemes Arrive at Mrs Grasse Allen
Just arrived items include Canton Crepe and Bilk Deemes described as bergelus. They are to be paid for and picked up at Mrs Grasse Allen's, 168T. An open-faced gold watch engraved with W. F. on the deck is missing. finder should notify Bevin Cheney Jr. A reward will be recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasse Allen
W. F
Bevin
Cheney, Jr
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Cady
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Harry Logie
Victor Magown
Curt O'rroger
Dorothy Weaver
Vhus City
Tod. Ore
Dunlap
Ump
Laurer
J. A. Penson
August Dupont
Denver
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Redcliff
Atta
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K. C. Bana
N.C. Club
Cliff Street
Warren D. Shelton
Thermopolis
Dubois
Charles Sheehan
Blule Bayer
Fred Alien
Dorothy Coffin
Upper
Wilow Creek
Violet Butts
la Grippe
Barbara Dodds
Wyo
Vocational High School
Fease
Bome
Mra Stasla
Pearl
Bartlett
Dupont & O’neal
WM. H. Edley
Register
William S. Hart
Cradle of Courage
Bill Hart
Constance Talmadge
Mamma
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
State of
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Sixth Judicial District
Benson Coolidge
Winchester
Joe
Marty
Main Street
Chas. Sproul
Oswald & Read
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