Court Week in Evanston Court Week in Evanston
Court sessions in Evanston continued with Judge FH Craig presiding and Sheriff Jonathan Doves overseeing. Trials included State vs Mrs Bruce, Uncle Brave, and others. Several defendants pled guilty to murder or related charges, with sentences ranging up to 20 years in Rawlins State Penitentiary. A juror venire was formed for Arnie Urner case. The civil docket remains extensive as jurors and talesmen were examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manay
Bvaneton
FH. Craig
Jonathan Doves
Bruce
Brave Wets
Smirler
Cumberland
Gaurder
Hegre
Fearrast Davi
Joseph Faselvelli
Rook Springy
Rank Tint
Biosi Biago
Rawlins
Joe Tul
Joe Moreno
Camile
Berg
Nolle
Searend
Fox
Kitamiller
Te State
Thomas Dewi
Mannslaughter
Arnie Urner
Toad Bowen
al Osterhout
D. EB. Law
James Whittle
Joha J. Heumert
T Hickel
HF Bondurant
Charles Olson
Joh Bruce
J. &. Merchant
Henry Thuneas
the Avilern
Robert Schoop
Road improvements on Cokeville and Wall River Wasin
Delegations from Cokeville and Ste Valley urged road work and an appropriation of 250 for Wall River Wasin improvements from the head of Horse Creek to Green River. A bridge on South Piney above Big Piney and a bondurant appointment as road supervisor were noted. A pamphlet titled Wyoming Not? advertised by the State Board of Immigration describes stock ranching and other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryanston
Cokeville
Star Valley
Ste Valley
Wall River
Horse Creek
Upper
Green River
Bondurant
Jol
Taney
Alee
South Piney
Big Piney
Wyoming
Carnera
State Board of Immigration
Shearing at Opal prepares for 60,000 sheep
Work to begin next Wednesday as Ed Parmenter’s flock enters the pens under Orvin Allen. Two hands to be used if secured. All hand shearing planned, with about 60,000 sheep contracted, and only a few probate matters resolved. A crowded courtroom reported during a trial day with a large audience and tense proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Ed Parmenter
Orvin Allen
Mary Kirwan
Kirwan
Luke Dickinson
William Pape
Willian Brodie
Brodie
Thomas
Court House
Evanston’s New Plans Brighten Busy Western Town
Evanston in a thriving mood as a visiting official adds to a subscription list. Local business leaders discuss vast improvements including a proposed 850,000 hotel on Union Pacific property, a new city hall, and expanded railroad trackage with Burlington system surveys. A federal building near the livery stable is nearly finished, and a water reservoir project aims to boost western Wyoming’s most fertile area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie
Viewel
Teesen Nat
Evanston
Tees
Union Macie
Jaw Carnegie Library
Hana
Union Pacific Railroad
Conten
Woodenstand Vision
Burlington System
Secur
Swan Bet
Wyoming
Granger
Underland
Boar River
Evaneton
Fos
Cokeville
Bear River
Wyontlig
Byanetou
Rock Springs
Nial
Ariel
Yia
Cumberland Saloon Murder Case Plea Guilty in Second Degree
Lovkans implicated in the Kennedy Wurke murder case at a Cumberland saloon pleaded guilty to second degree murder. The court accepted the confession and pending sentencing. Numerous local residents are noted in scattered social and business references, with fragmented details of visits, assignments, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
G. J. Sellon
Kemmerer
Chas
J. Henderson
Salt Lake City
Mr. Young
McDonald’s
Fossil Visitors and Local Business Moves Reported
Fossil finds and community notes include Miss Korpniek’s visit from Kemmerer and Mrs. Callaghan’s daughter H. Lewis planning to open Hotel Rossil. J. W. Condie promotes Square Del, L. McKaytis starts new merchandise business, and mentions Nugget Bridge’s dangerous condition with traveler thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rawls
Fats
Miss Korpniek
Kemmerer
L. McKaytis
Mieipaugh
Spring Fashion Sale Stringent Prices Draw Crowds
Shoppers anticipate fresh stock as prices drop on spring lines. Premium assortments vanish quickly while cheaper items linger. The store advertises unskimmed top coats from 7 to 15 dollars and select suits from 16 to 30 dollars, with coats priced up to 25 dollars.
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W.W. Durboround
Diamondville
Frontier
Our Dry Goods Department
The
Frontier Supply Company
Cokeville Road
J. A Pohola
Elks Ball
Mmerer
Railroad Center
Union Pacific’ Coaling Center
WJ. Starley
Byanelen
Gea FP
Wilde
Mr.Piggins
Noo Cinberkind
Horton
Ricorr
Lindley Quer
Sal Lathe
Daniela
Aly Boller
B. Welplon
Hier Assimie Company
London
Spet
A. G. Morten
D. DD
Wrk
Jas. Needhan
W. D. Durborough
Good
Scranton
Chas. Higgins
Hanna
Wyo
McCracken
Agee
Ogden
Incall
Bertin
Buster Brown
Os Maii
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