Settlers Arrive for Land Opening in New County Area
A group of settlers including J B Hoberts B C Martin and Darcie Borambat from Oklahoma move to the county to claim land and establish homes. They will dispose of and repurchase implements locally. Dr Perkins from Missouri brings tools and stock. George and Mrs Wilson from Dearborn load cows pigs and chickens. The Storeman rents Helmer house as they await farm housing.
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Comanys
Caria Tee
Olnimne
J.B Hoberts
B. C. Martin
Darcie Borambat
Kiahoma
Martin
George Wilson
Dearborn
Storeman
Helmer
Timber Sale Notice for Snider State Forest Area
Bids are invited by the District Supervisor for timber in the Snider State Forest area within T 29 N R 9 W sections 17 19 30 20 in Wyoming. Minimum value is 82.00 per cord foot or unit. Deposit 200. Purchases available from Forest Supervisor Afton Wyoming. Right to reject any and all bids reserved.
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Boreater
Afton
Wyoming
Lava Springs Health Resort Improvements Planned by State
A five member commission named by the state land board will oversee a 910,000 bondfunded project to improve Lava Hot Springs. Members include M. E. Hughes T. F. Terrell Lyman Fargo Senator J. Frank Hunt and Ed Murphy of McCammon. The group will visit the springs soon to assess needed work. Lava Springs are touted as a top Intermountain health resort on state land.
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Pocatello Tribune
Iiluho
Pocatello
State Land Board
Lava Hot Springs
M. E. Hughes
T. F. Terrell
Lyman Fargo
J. Frank Hunt
Ed Murphy
McCammon
Intermountain
Wilson and Cabinet Signals in Progressive Direction
The article weighs President Wilson’s inaugural cabinet choices, focusing on the Interior and Justice departments. It praises Franklin K. Lane’s interior leadership and anticipates progressive actions on trusts, conservation, and economic reform, with Bryan at the State Department and McReynolds and McAdoo in key roles.
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Wilson
Isax
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
State Department
Justice
The
Treasury
Interior
Interior Department
Iisne
Pro
Wilton
Franklin K. Lane
Lane
Inter-State Comquares Commission
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce
Man Sentenced in Justice Court for Theft
John Doe was hauled into the Justice court during lunch week for the theft of meat or and fined $10. J B Stinson from Granger visited the court and did not recognize the prisoner. The man who joined him possessed a gun and tried to shoot a few rabbits, but he did not return and received six months in the county jail.
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John Doe
Justice Court
J.B. Stinson
Granger
Wnt
Cranney Reappointed Bishop for Smoot Ward Before Legisature
Star Valley Independent reports Cranney F. P. Cranney of Smoot announced on departure for the Twelfth State Legislature that he had been reappointed bishop of the Smoot ward. Upon return, Stoke authorities reportedly urged him to remain in office until the next quarterly conference convenes.
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F. P. Cranney
Smoot
Htoke
Unti
Star Valley
Permittees for 1913 Grazers on Wyoming National Forest
The Wyoming National Forest supervisor provides readers with a list of the season 1918 grazers and the number of sheep each allowed to enter. The tabulation appears to outline the allotments and permit details for the forest grazing season.
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Wyoming Forest
Tamar
BE. Jones
Wyoming National Forest
Attorney Ralph We Smith Returns From Washington Visit
Ralph We Smith returned to Kem maror after four months in Washington where he clerked for the Senate Judiciary Committee and was admitted to the US Supreme Court bar. He left New York by boat to New Orleans, a four and a half day voyage noted as pleasant though taxing. He then spent time in New Orleans before continuing home with short stops at Jack Tenn St Louis aamas City and Denver.
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Ralph We Smith
Kemmaror
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States Supreme Court
Ralph
New York City
New Orleans
Jack , Tenn
St Lint
Ballie Sold Out and Overland Commission Changes
Judge H Ballie Johnson, longtime figure in the Upper country with a Cora ranch, has disposed of his commission business in Denver. The Overland Commission Co. is now owned by O A Smith and L E Bowers, who will continue operations under the same name. Johnson plans to move to Wyoming after settling his affairs, and Smith comes from Rhode Ranch Egg Co. The trade expects continued success under new management.
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Denver
H. ©. Johnson
Green River Valley
Ballie
Johnson
Cora
Overland Commission Ob
O. A. Smith
L. £. Bowers
Overland Commission Co
Wyoming
Smith
Rhode Ranch Egg Co
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Mrs Swan Hart Injured in Omaha Cyclone
Reports from Omaha say Mrs E C Swan Hart formerly of Big Piney was in a cyclone and suffered a severe head cut. D E Baum sustained a large head injury and an ankle fracture. Relatives anxiously monitor news, none others known harmed at this time.
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Omaha
E. C. Swan
Big Piney
D. E. Baum
Bridge Ready at Slata Creek Ranch
H E Cause reports his sheep bridge over the Green River is ready for use by hands crossing that route. Separating corrals are in good shape and ready. Fresh fruit and vegetables arrive daily at Casteel's.
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H. E. Cause
Slata
Casteel's
Fossil Flood: Bridges Lost and Train Traffic Halted
A Sunday sun and chinook wind caused rapid snowmelt flooding in the Fossil basin near Nagget canyon. The flood backed water into Hooding the town of Fossil, submerged wagon roads and bridges, and forced the Short Line trains to halt while crews of 300 repaired tracks and rerouted services. No lives were lost in the dangerous repair work.
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Fossil Basin
Nagget Canyon
Fowsil
No. 17
Fousil
Manson
Granger
Pocatello
Evanston
Ogden
Cokeville
Montpelier
Nate
Milliner Returns After Successful Kemmerer Sale
Miss Lizzie Bell of Minox Whineyates Bell conducted a millinery sale at Hoskins for the firm and returned to Salt Lake this week after a thriving Kemmerer season. The firm operates stores in Salt Lake City and Montpelier and plans a fall return.
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Lizzie Bell
Hoskins
Minox
Whineyates & Bell
Salt Lake
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Montpelier
Koemmerer
Bell
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Jas
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Murdock
Geo
Wit Allred
Ballwin
Marks
Kalwin
Beckwith Quinn Co
Bud Mumford
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Joe Chrisman
Ban Quoalf Peterson
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Stoner Brow
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Ute Harker
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