WEDDING ANNOUNCED IN CHICAGO DIA LY TRIBUNE ITEM
Mrs. Mary B Behuste of 1618 Winthrop Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Irmaard to Charles Wer Christmas of Remeerer. The couple plan a summer Chicago ceremony after a long acquaintance and recent notices in the March 24 Chicago Daily Tribune.
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Mary B. Behuste
Winthrop Avenue
Irmaard
Charles Wer Christmas
Remeerer
Harry Marquis Back From Leavenworth to Kemmerer
Harry Marquis returned to Kemmerer last week from Leavenworth Kansas where he stayed after his father’s illness and death. He plans to remain in Kemmerer at least until next winter when he may return to New York to resume his music. His father’s sickness prevented farther travel this winter and his mother may visit later for the summer.
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Harry Marquis
Kemmerer
Leavenworth
Kan
New York
Lady Cashier News from Cokeville Register
J A Larson of the local bank was sent to Salt Lake City last Saturday afternoon and returned Tuesday morning. He reports the arrival of a daughter last Saturday. The mother is doing well, but the baby is not thriving and receives careful care in the hope of recovery.
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J. A. Larson
Salt Lake City
Bors
Lincoln County School Teacher Heads to Menora Ferry
Mr Chapline a Lincoln County School teacher left Elk for Menora Ferry Saturday and continued to Wilson Sunday accompanied by F J Daniels who returned to Elk Sunday. The six months term at Buffalo School closed successfully.
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Buffalo
Chapline
Menora Ferry
Wilson
F. J. Daniels
Ferry
Elk
Jackson Hole
Winter Loss 19 Head Jiryant Stock From Bryan Camp
Mrs Stock reports nineteen head of Jiryant stock lost since fall count after arriving from sheep camps near Bryan and Big Island. She notes the herd in good condition overall, with preparations underway at the ranch for spring work following a visit with her parents in Idaho.
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Jiryant
Bryan
Big Island
Idaho
Mine Reopens After Boiler Repairs At Lincoln Kemmerer Co
The Lincoln Kemmerer Co mine closed last week due to a boiler issue. Superintendent Ben Cowlishaw visited Ogden during the downtime. Repairs are finished and the mine resumed operations this week with ample orders for forthcoming days.
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Lincoln-Kemmerer Co
Ben Cowlishaw
Ogden
Fragmented Local Item Prompts Readable Details
A damaged OCR fragment yields partial facts about a local notice or event. Readable names and details are sparse, but the item hints at an official action or announcement pending clarification.
Renowned Union Pacific Conductor Bob of Wyoming
Robert known as Bob, one of the oldest and most respected Union Pacific conductors, led a Cheyenne to Green River passenger run and captained a De Luxe train. He served in Wyoming legislature, later retired to Cheyenne with health issues after a Honolulu trip, and was highly loved by employees and employers. A new sleeper line between Pocatello and Boise enhances northbound travel, with a Madame Butterfly Opera Co train previously routed Huntington to Salt Lake, and a bulletin directs trains to take water at Montpelier due to Green River water quality.
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Robert Shp
Bob
Be Ia
U. P. Ines
Cheyenne
Green River
Wyoming
Honolulu
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Boise
Pocatello North
Pocatello 7
Pocatello Atl
Madame Butterfly Opera Co
Huntington
Salt Lake
Montpelier
New Bank for Star Valley Opens with $16000 Capital
Freedom State Bank in Star Valley has completed organization with $16,000 capital subscribed. Directors elected include John Robinson, J F Jenkins, Ed Meher, Marion Hi, Parley P Baldwin. Robinson named president and Baldwin cashier. Building work underway with plans to commence operations by June first.
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Freedom State Bank
Star Valley
John Robinson
J. F. Jenkins
Ed Meher
Freedom
Marion Hi
Thayne
Parley P. Baldwin
Kemmerer
Robinson
Baldwin
Billiard Party At Holland Parlors Ends In Late Evening
A Thoreday gathering hosted by Kemmerer at Holland Bros Billiard parlors led to an extended night of pool and billiards. Misses Wollack Elliott Frink and others, along with several gentlemen, attended as the crowd dispersed in the early morning hours after lively play and socializing.
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Thoreday
Gar Kemmerer
Holand Bros
Theoung
Wollack
Elliott
Bill Sammon
Mr. Asbury
Mise Frink Mpionmmerer
Misses Rink
Bruby
Vollack
Gordon and Ghreve
Messrs. Brown
Moyer
Gammon
Asbury
Vicars
Lortie Johnson
Davis
Woods House
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted In Local Remedies
A reader in LB Rapids praises Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back pain and kidney issues. The testimony mentions relief from persistent symptoms and improving mobility after using the product, reflecting the era's common advertorial style.
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Tia Bard
Ries
Calla
Allenton
Dean
Rapids
Rook
Deen
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