Frontier Notes and Local Social Updates
Frontier notes report Mr and Mrs J H Embree visiting Mr and Mrs Gleam Knox Sunday. W W Mosby traveled to Salt Lake for a short visit. J Green becomes father of a twelve pound baby girl born Tuesday morning. mother and child are doing nicely. A United Mine Workers dance at the hall Friday night drew a large crowd and favorable speeches. Saturday evening informal dancing at the hall was well attended. Residents attended a Lyceum Theatre concert Monday and enjoyed the performance. Sunday night pictured show featured Mr Fiske in Tess of the Durbeyfield War to the satisfaction of soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Episcopal Church
W. W. Mosby
Salt Lake
J Green
United Mine Workers Union
Lyceum Theatre
Mr. Fiske
D' Aubervies
Sodivare
Emil Hendrickson
Montana
Hanna
Cheyenne
Chas
Miles Thoreday
Miles
Big Piney
Elk Hotel
Hothabe
Ben Hagwell
Dane
Usah
Ben
Woman's Gold Dinner at Parte Hall Featured Menu
A woman hosts a chicken dinner at Parte Hall with invited guests. The meal includes chicken, salad, jelly, pickles, sherbet, and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parte
Local Tale of Pete Vel Healy and Odd Crossing
A garbled report describes Pete Vel Healy arriving from Marbethu with L'vof and Sullivan near Willow Creek. The piece hints at a joke, a friend at a point, a death, and odd weather or terrain, all woven into a murky scene from the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vel Healy
Marbhetu
L'Vof
Lete Sullivan
Lars
Shearing and Dipping Peas at Willow Brook Farm
Fragmentary notes show Matthews operating a peasant task of shearing and dipping peas at Willow Brook. The incomplete text hints at management and party imagery around the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Home Talent Minstrel Promises Entertaining Kemmerer Show
The home talent minstrel group under Mrs Quealy presents The String of Smoked Meats next week in Kemmerer. A 30 member cast performs color face acts and songs with a farce Axin’ Her Father to close. They have worked weeks to ensure a highly successful program and seek strong local patronage.
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Kemmerer
Axin
Low
Fragmented notice on employee lists and laborer risks
The text discusses eval companies preparing employee lists for state submission and hints at family impacts and possible death or accident related outcomes. It mentions laborers and funds or money connected to an incident, though details are unclear.
Moving to Lava Hot Springs
Albert Peterson and Herbert head to Lava Hot Springs for a tryout with Diamondville. They returned Monday for a visit to the mil oe oprings and have arranged to leave next week with their families for this venture. Many friends wish them success in their business venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peterson
Herbert Tryout
Diamondville
Enero Teae
Arly Og Uitte
Beautiful Recipe Book For Every Woman
Calumet Company announces through the columns of The Office a new recipe book. It promises beauty tips and culinary notions from homemaking experts. The volume aims to guide households with practical pages and illustrated sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Pegre
Wonder Company
Calongs
Wicee
Aly Gassmes
Millet
Domeatie Seience
Wilhdad
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Kemmerer
zack Stewart leaves for Chicago. Joe Apadeca and assistants work on atreste. George Leenhart and George Watts visit from Fontenelle Basin sheep camps. Marion Scott from Evanston visits. Cecil McMinn operated at Lincoln County hospital. locals travel to Lava Hot Springs and Ogden. marriage license issued in Bannock County. news of births, sales, and local visits. Emil Hendrickson to Hanna and Cheyenne. nurses sought for hospital training. knights of shepherd's crook visit to deter coyotes. Gene Malady cigar received. F C McGall to Opal barber shop relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Stewart
Diamondville
Chicago
Atreste
Joe Apadeca
Carl
George Leenhart
Fontenelle Basin
Liseala County Hospital
Knights of the Shepherd's Crook
Kemmerer
Matt Haneco
Harney Crone
Jack Twilliker
Joe Miller
Button
Allie
H Besclin & Son, Cigar Manufacturers
Omah
Ihe Bamcake
Iene
Booth Meds Commission
F.C. McGall
Linwood
Utah
Opal
Mac
Local Notes from Kemmerer and Big Piney Area
News roundup from Kemmerer Idaho and Big Piney district includes visits by L C Larson and Alma Roberts, theatre shows, a ranch sale of 164 acres to Walter Gasson, a birth at Fred Hancey’s, Masons initiation for Wm Mosby and Glenn Knox, relocation plans for F C McCall to Opal, and Easter greetings from Joe Pellegrini and family. Also mentions engagement notice for Miss Juanita Westervelt and G H Mahon and a partial city directory blurb.
Parley Anderson sheep near Cokaville as districts audit edges
Local notes report the Parley Anderson flock near Cokaville advancing toward the gap while Stoffer bands lead the homeward trail. Hon. George Young audits Cumberland books after visiting Rock Springs. Kemmerer shows auto fever with many new cars on streets. A scarlet fever quarantine ends Friday as Lauckey Young welcomes a boy and a girl.
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Wed Mra. C
Stafford
Marbleton
T. D. O'Neil
Parley Anderson
Cokaville
Stoffer
George Young
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Kemmerer
George
J. W. Hildebrand
Standard Meat and Live Stock Co
Rawlins
Joe Smith
Con Brady
Lauckey Young
Lauckey
Aix
Local Roundup of Moves and Travel Notes at Kemmerer
Gull Whitman returns from Idaho and heads to Big Piney. Elmer and Mrs Rathbun visit from the ranch. Mrs Platt Wilson visits her mother Mrs Chas Rathbun. Jack Walters drives to Carter with traveling men. Paul Hawke departs for Otamere Iowa to visit farm parents. B J Mott plans Idaho travel and new Kik Hotel apartments. Johnny Mischier and family head to Colinville ranch for the summer. Local demand grows for auto trucks with Kemmerer Hardware installing an Overland truck for deliveries and more fleets planned.
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Gull Whitman
Idaho
Big Piney
Elmer Rathbun
Kik Hotel
E PITT Hosting Trostos All at Cabeees Pons
Local records note a sports event with E Pitt hosting Trostos All at Cabeees Pons, highlighting a scheduled matchup and venue details.
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Vembieg
Trostos
Cabeees Pons
Camera Requested by Signal Maintainer
Signal Maintainer Ralph Gunter from Granger praises The Camera and asks for future issues. News from Bakersville California reports the death of Mrs. Jessie Wissing during a coast visit from Salt Lake City. She was 38, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Covey, wife of a husband and mother to three year old Daryl, with sister Misa Nellie Covey present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gunter
Granger
Ralph
Kemmeter
Jessie Wissing
Bakersville
Cal
Salt Lake City
Joseph and
Elizabeth Parkington Covey
Salt Lake
3. M. Covey
Daryl
Misa Nellie Covey
Also Mentioned on This Page
FORD
Lincoln County
Lincoln
County Garage Distributors Road Automobiles
J. G. McKenna
Mgr
Frontier Notes
J H. Embree
Gleam Knox
Home Talent Minstrel
Lava
Emmy Gemmeey
Sonney Winehleer
George Watts
5. B. Curtis
Marion Scott
Evanston
Mary & Muer
Ed Sutton
Cecil McMinn
Rich
Lincoln County Hospital
Tommy Holland
Lava Hot Springs
Chas. Lackey and Wife
Enat
Johanny Mischler
Mr. Mischier
Bud Hocker
Ogden
Bud
Bannock County
Charles F. Call
Soda Springs
Missetrate Dawley
Orangee
McKay's
Henry Young
Henry
Eugene Noble
C.F. Wibel
Thoa, Rumell
Cecelia Sned
Judith of
Bethulia
Santo
Laventree
Pauline
Lily Langtry
Laurine House Peters
Woolsey and Meher
Pantages
Hagenback
Wallace Circus
L.C. Larson
Preston
Fred Hancey
New Kemmerer Theatre
Lavender Trio
G. McKenna
Linteoln County
Big Piney Country
Alma Roberts
Marquis
Cokeville
Merc
Jas
Roberta
James Malloy
Slate Creek
Walter Gasson
Malloy
Fred
Wm. W. Mosby
Glenn A. Knox
F.C. McCall
Veen
Herman Strine
Joe Pellegrini
Los Angeles
Quealy
Juanita Westervelt
G H. Mo Mahon
Eanes
Olty Deng Store
McKay
Kemmebrer
Wyoming
Johnny Mischier
Faully
Colinville
Thea
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Ga
E. Pitt
THE
Lyceum
Alex Scott
Davis’ Picture Show
Beatria Michelena In
Wn. A
Brad
Wilton
Eee Lyceum
Aso
Irors
Union Mercantile & Supply Company
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