Frontier shower honors Catherine Carlson before her wedding
A miscellaneous shower was hosted at Catherine Carlson’s home on Wednesday evening by her friends. Attendees included Mrs Crone, Harry Harrie, Thomas Roberts, Chris Thomas, N J Watking, Thomas Potter, J M Mrazek, John Hentils, Jerry Jampea, Gus Jackson, Elmer Carlson, Emil Duthie and Misses Sophia Sager, Alma Jampaa, Alma Gumbrennen, Marc Olivia, Lillian Crone, May Beachler, Elizabeth Ruchaber and Mary Roddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Catherine Carlson
Frontier
Esdames
Chan Crone
Harry Harrie
Thos. Roberts Chris Thomas
N. J. Watking
Thos Potter
J. M.mrazek
John Hentils
Jerry Jampea
Gus Jackson
Elmer Carlson
Emil Duthie
Sophia Sager
Alma Jampaa
Alma Gumbrennen
Marc Olivia
Lillian Crone
May Beachler
Hizabeth Ruchaber
Mary Roddy
Frontier teachers entertain guests at Mrs William Monay's home
Mrs William Monay hosted a Monday evening gathering for Frontier teachers with music and singing as the main entertainment. A casual lunch followed. attendees included Mrs Gee McMillan Mrs Leater Fogel Jaees Kather Geesey Mary Geesey Ada Collins Elizabeth Ruchaber and Mary Roddy. Births announced for Beach families and visits noted with Shir ley residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Monay
Cainty
Gee, McMillan
Leater Fogel Jaees
Kather Geesey
Mary Geesey
Ada Collins
Elizabeth Ruchaber
Mary Roddy
Masons Hear Noted Lecture by Robert D. Graham
The Masonic lecture delivered Friday evening for Manona by Robert D. Graham of Denver drew praise as one of the most interesting and instructive ever heard. Many Masons from Cokeville and nearby towns attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manona
Robert D. Graham
Denver
Cokeville
Cantata Aims to Open Easter Night at Local Methodist Church
The cantata The Conquering King will be performed on Easter night at the local Methodist Church. Mex Ed Barrett leads the event, described as an excellent eastor attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat
Ed Barrett
Kastor
Opal Notes Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs Miller
Mrs James Petrie hosted a bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs N B Miller who leaves for Ogden and Salt Lake City on business. Guests included Mrs N B Miller Mrs James Chrisman Mrs Veter Petrie Mrs Finley Petrie Mrs George Burton Mrs H A Burton Mrs John Millison Miss Carolyn Skinner and others. The Opal roads are poor but the stage has run all trips so far with regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Petrie
Miller
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Petrie
Thone
James Chrisman
Veter Petrie
Finley Petrie
George Burton
H. A. Burton
John Millison
Mia
Jesse Fuller
Carolyn Skinner
Opal
Traveling salesman Derrick reports cattle feed shortage in western Wyoming
Derrick, a traveling salesman, stayed at the James Mickelson ranch in Kemmerer after being snowbound in the Big Piney country for days. He says cattlemen are placing their herd on the open range due to feed scarcity and feeding half rations. The recent weather break should improve cattle conditions in Green River country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrick
Kemmerer
Big Piney
James Mickelson
Green River
Garage project under way in Kemmerer with Salt Lake crew
Ground will soon be cleared for the new Frank Brezovnik garage. Mr and Mrs Bert Smalling and J L Petty of Salt Lake City are in Kemmerer to supervise construction. Smalling heads the mechanical department and is described as one of the best paid mechanics in the west. Petty also to assist in the mechanical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brezovnik
Bert Smalling
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer
Menora
Smalling
Petty
Smaling
West
Ity
Dupartent
Fall River Basin Notes from Spring Weather and Local Visits
Spring weather brings blustery, to stop here this year with few clear days. Kewle and Rothe trappers enjoy calls at the Fall River Basin Post Office. Levi Hill and his brother Luther visit Fall River Basin. Arthur Bowlsby sustains a slight injury while a jumping exhibition last week. Perry Bowlsby visited J. P. Ptsterer on Monday. Frank M. Hanson plans Amber for his new house completion. F. & Van Vleck called at the Bondurant home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bowlsby
Easy Feeds and Cattle News From Cokeville
W Olsen prominent Cokeville banker and stockman reports feed shortages in Nebraska with prices from 15 to 18 dollars per ton. He has carloads in transit and brought a carload of fine Short Horn cattle to add to his noted_THORO-breds herd. He plans to attend Salt Lake City parking plant opening, invited by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt W. Olsen
Cokeville
Kemmorer
Netraska
Nebraska
Neure
Olsen
Salt Lake City
State Bounty Provisions For Predatory Animals
The legislature appropriated seventy five thousand dollars to cover bounties for killing predatory animals in the coming biennial period. Funds left on March 1, 1919 go to the general fund. Announced bounties include coyote 1.50, bobcat 1, adult gray or black wolf 15, wolf pup 10, mountain lion 5. Only 60,000 was appropriated for the just closed period. An affidavit must show animals were not bought or raised, attached to the skin, and sworn by two resident taxpayers. the county clerk certifies to county commissioners. The law is now in effect.
Suit for $20,000 Filed Against Kemmerer Coal Co
Henry Hadnham through attorney J W Sammon has filed a $20,000 suit against Kemmerer Coal Company. The case is set for the May term of the district court and is expected to attract attention from lawyers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hadnham
J. W. Sammon
Kemmerer Coal Company
District Court
Wtuete
Hungarian Orchestra Charms Full House at New Kemmerer Theatre
Saturday night program at New Kemmerer Theatre featured the Lyceum course with The Hungarian Orchestra delivering a high class performance lasting an hour and a half. Patriotic selections stirred a strong display of patriotism among the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kemmerer Theatre
Lyceum
Industrial Forces Plan State Military Census in Wyoming
Captain B A Turner of I Company Wyoming National Guard to open an office in the capitol building to take a military census of the state. The effort targets all male citizens aged 18 to 35 eligible for service, to support a recruiting push and raise the guard to full war power. Eight districts will be created with district heads in Cheyenne Wheatland Douglas Casper Lander Kemmerer Newcastle Sheridan and Cody. Census data will come from schools press offices and major corporations to cover ages 18 to 21, 21 to 45, and workers not in schools or taxed. An industrial census may follow to gauge Wyoming resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Turner
I Company
Wyoming National Guards
Capitol
National Guard
Wyoming Guardsmen
Cheyjenny Wheatland
Dougla
Casper
Lander
Kemmerer
Newcastle
Sherian
Cody
Varios
Ansessors
Lst
Stat
Operation Takes Place for Dr Hocker Foot Injury
Dr W A Hocker who injured his foot in a fall weeks ago left Monday evening for Rock Springs. He is accompanied by his daughter Mrs P W Comer and Dr C D Stafford and expects to undergo an operation on his foot this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hocker
Rock Springs
P. W. Comer
C. D. Stafford
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Here
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois describes chronic indigestion and constipation improving after taking one bottle of Chamberlain's tablets. She reports better sleep and renewed energy and says she feels like a different person since the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allison
Mattoon
Sil
Judge Arnold Duties at Gillette Courthouse In April Term
Judge Arnold to preside at a term of court in Gillette Crook County Wyoming at the solicitation of Judge Raymond who will act while Arnold is away. Raymond will open the April term on Saturday April 7 hearing cases and petitions. Three citizenship papers and probate matters expected to extend into several days. Stagg sentenced to one to three years for forgery. Stonebraker petitioned annulment of marriage to Mae E Stonebraker with her restored maiden name Mae Murdock. Divorce granted for Elvira J Shaw from Frank Shaw on non support grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Arno
Gillette
Crook County
Wyoming
Raymond
Arnold
Joey
Inter
Tudge Raymond
Branston
Mae E. Stonebraker
Mae Murdock
Elvira J
Shaw
Special town meeting on Klondyke sewer project Kemmerer 1917
Official record from Kemmerer Wyoming town council proceedings dated March 10 1917 notes a special meeting called for March 11 to consider a petition for laying sewer line on Klondyke street from Pine avenue, with Mayor Gordon and council members present. Subsequent regular session approves liquor license for Lot 6, Brick and concrete building for Kemmerer Troy Laundry Co. and elects judges and clerks for May 8 municipal election. Also details treasurer and marshal reports, administrative bills, and fire insurance discussions with local chamber.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Counel
Keavnerer
Klondyke Street
Gordon
Cornellimen Hell
Hibbs
Mogan and Morrow
Frank Wresovnik
Ankd Street
Pine Avenue
Couneilman Hogan
Couneilmat Bell
Hogan
Asbbe
Frank Bregovnik
Cornell
Apel
Bell
Hibbe
Morrow
Paul Gabardi
Board of County Commissioners
Kemmerer Troy Laundry Co
Hosking Hotel
York Avenue
Counellman Bell
Cornell- van Hogan
Counclniy Mogan
John Reed
R. H. Embree
Sukasad
Mattie Hanna
Herman Strine
T. BH
Carnahan
Ivan 8. Jones
Wilfred Johnson
C.F. Brady
J. A. Christmas
James P. Rosenberg
Wm. McAllister
W. A. Hocker
M. ©. Dolar
Clifford Rosenberg
Crapo
Charles Pearson
Pate Peruchietti
Willie Danks
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Heckstead & Bell Co
Frontier Supply Co
Kemmerer Republican
Kemmerer Camera
Sta Frontier Supply Co
Joe Apadoca
S. W. Brammer
Sullivan & Bickley
Boy Co
L. Smith
Roy A. Mason
Kemmerer Chamber of Commerce
Connell
Peter Gordon
James I Ravenders
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Joh Beach Jer
Walter Beachler
John Quealy
Shirley, Wyo
Turner Home
Mins
Nellie Hackett
Reliance
Jas
Hackett
David Davidson
Mary Olivia
Della Roddy
Sublet
Mary
Lara Hot Springs
Masons
Mie
Myrtle Graham
I Owin
Utah
Utah Agricultural School
Jason Sims
Kansas City
Misa Incy Rite
Californila
Fontenelle
Frank Pomeroy
James W. Chrisman
Mrs. Best Rathbun
California
Mary Stevens
Garage Man
Rexall
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Optician
C.8
Fall River Basin
Kewle and
Rothe
Levi Hill
Brother
Luther
Fall Hiver Basin
Perry Bowlsby
J. P. Ptsterer
Frank M. Hanson
Amber
F. &. van Vleck
Bondurant
Brandegee
Kincaid Clothes
Cambridge
Blyth- Fargo-Hoskins Company
Judge Arnold
Swanston Pyenal
Schwalbe & Sanderson
W—Phones
Official Council
H. Jones
Henry Haddenham
Joe Piz
Emma Mantle
Wen Bagnell
J.B. Matthews
Sullivan
Councillman
ATL. Mayor
Folger
Folger’s
Hue Ray
Tures
Gruen Tra
Cc. L. McKay
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