Court Week in Evanston Court Week in Evanston
Court sessions in Evanston continued with Judge FH Craig presiding and Sheriff Jonathan Doves. State cases included Mrs Bruce and Uncle Brave, with several defendants pleading guilty to murder or related charges and receiving long prison terms. Jury panel seated as Arnie Urner case opened, civil docket large with many jurors 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 improvement plans debated at Ryanston meeting
Wyoming Wyoming officials discuss funds for road work on Cokeville road and Western Cokeville to Star Valley, with a $2500 appropriation for Wall River Wasin and a bridge project on South Piney. Delegations from Cokeville and Ste Valley praised the favorable action and plans for future rail access and local growth. Bondurant named road supervisor to ensure proper spending. The pamphlet Wyoming Not? touts state industries to attract settlers.
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
Shearing Pens At Opal Work Starts Next Wednesday
Opal prepared for the sheep shearing season with Ed Parmenter’s flock entering pens next Wednesday. Orvin Allen will supervise with two men as needed. Hand shearing will be performed with about 60,000 sheep contracted across sixty cases. Probate matters, including Mary Kirwan’s appointment as patrix of W Kirwan’s estate, are noted. Court cases involve Luke Dickinson vs William Pape and William Brodie state case proceedings, with postponement arguments and witness requirements discussed as the trial draws a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Ed Parmenter
Orvin Allen
Mary Kirwan
Kirwan
Luke Dickinson
William Pape
Willian Brodie
Brodie
Thomas
Court House
Evanston Briefs Highlight Busy Growth and Plans
Evanston scenes show bustling activity with business talks and a 3000 teas subscription rising. Planned investments include an 850000 hotel on Union Macie property across from Carnegie Library, new federal building, rail upgrades by Union Pacific and Burlington, and a 100000 acre land segregation project south of Evanston. New water supply from Bear River and a six mile reservoir aimed at boosting agriculture are described as key developments.
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 Footnote Involvement
In Cumberland Lovkans plead guilty to second degree murder linked to the Kennedy Wurke case. Court accepted confession and set expectations for sentencing. Several locals are named in casual notices including court attendance, business dealings, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
G. J. Sellon
Kemmerer
Chas
J. Henderson
Salt Lake City
Mr. Young
McDonald’s
Fossil Findings and Local Business Openings
Fragmented notes report visitors such as Miss Korpiek and Mrs. Callaghan from Kemmerer, with mentions of hotel openings and a new merchant in town. A roadmaster’s son and local names appear amid scattered civic updates while a dangerous Nugget bridge prompt attention is acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rawls
Fats
Miss Korpniek
Kemmerer
L. McKaytis
Mieipaugh
Spring Line Unskimmed Choice Suits at Bargain Prices
Shoppers rush as stock is picked over with desires for cream over skim. Best items sell out first while undesirable garments linger. Our store offers spring line unskimmed choice suit prices from ten to fifteen dollars and top coats from seven to fifteen dollars with select suits up to thirty and top coats up to twenty five.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.W. Durboround
Diamondville
Frontier
Our Dry Goods Department
The
Frontier Supply Company
Cokeville Road
Carnera
State Board of Immigration
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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