Local Notables Trade Visits In Kemmerer Week
A flood of visitors and locals from Salt Lake Denver Ogden LaBarge Big Piney and Cokeville were seen in Kemmerer this week on business social calls and to transact official duties. Notables include J M Geir Denver IL C Harlore and E M Nirich among others with several planning or completing projects and buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. C. Harlore
Ogden
Amos H. Marsden
Salt Lake
M. Mark
Kemmerer
Basin
C. P. Noble
Big Piney
Paul Holst
White House
Albert Gulink
Bi Piney
Jm) Smith
Kommerer
Watt Witeni
Lincoln County Carage Vais
Salt Lake Revorn
H. L. Burnham
Ogden, Aay
Nels P. Christenson
W. C. Yose
J. E. Willey of
LaBarge
Charles Hill Appointed Immigration Commissioner
The state board of immigration announces Charles Hill of Woje Immi as commissioner. Hill, recently discharged from the army with overseas service, draws a $3000 annual salary. He is the first state immigration commissioner since 1912 after three legislatures failed to pass an appropriation for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Sremigeeng i Penne Oeeean
Wo Je Imm
S Saaibdones
Hill
Witherspoon Refuses to Be Comforted by Friends
Manager Witherspoon of the Up to-Date Auto Company sits dejected after a recent influenza recovery. He remains unfriendly, blaming poor appetite for his mood and failing humor. A Chamber of Commerce alert did not lift him, though a cattle shipment news offered slight cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherspoon
Chamber of Commerce
Bolnie
Mr. Witheranoon
Removal Notice Shifts Justice Office to Downey Block
The office of the Justice of the Peace has moved from the Kemmerer Savings Bank building to the Downey block two doors south of the Kemmerer theatre. J. W. Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Justice of the Peace
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Downey
Kemmerer Theatre
J. W. Glasgow
Unclear Meeting At Hotel Kemmerer With Official Address
Fragmentary notice indicates a gathering or event at Hotel Kemmerer tied to a Saturday date, with references to Idaho and Utah locations. It mentions Hemy Office on the Second Floor of the Judge Building in Salt Lake City, Utah, but lacks complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Kemmerer
Opteatsy
Wrosten Idaho
Utah
Hemy
Salt Lake City
Odd Fellows Lodge Celebrates 100th Anniversary
The local lodge of Odd Fellows marks its centennial on Saturday April 26 in a hall event featuring music and a dance. A speaker praises a century of development and service by the order, noting its growth alongside global progress and the order’s high standing in the world’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Order of the Id
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J. Stuart Blackton
Americ Kemmerer Theater
Chen
J. M. Geir
Denver, Colorado
M. F. Pete of
Cuteney
J. Ed Willey
Heber L. of
E. M. Nirich
Jesale
Bouise Baars
J. L. Keyes
E. L. Graham
Kansas City
Leonard Buck
Hamsfork
N. W. Reynolds
Cokeville
Big McPoreuoh
Bie Moy
Taneetn County
Gordon
Povnty
Ralph Gunter
Smith
G. A. Ritsman
Keol
Montana
Mr. Ritzmane
I. J. Quealy
Rock Springs
George Watts
Balt Lake
Cit
Mose
Thalt Wilson
Sinosta County
Anston
New Kemmerer Theatre
Bedpath
Gus Blaser
Minioka
Idaho
Ww. Wilde
Coalville
P. J. Etcheverry
Cokeville Stock- Ban Wa
Harry Munn
H. P. ‘Tracey
Gem City
Fred Munga
Fi Fiber
Mickey
Heber L. Young
la Barge
W. H. Salliday
H. D. Lehman
Wm. Davison
Opal
McMinch
Ric Piney
Tabor Park
Tentweel
EA Enrinkle
Nonctas
Weembie
Nurainune
Tive
Heonim
Nam Ae Toe
John
Nnidin
PL J. Macaly
Edward Anderson
Anderson
Carbon
Albany
KE. Steck
Hamafork
Carey
P. J. Quealy
J.D. Noblitt
Clarence Gardiner
Afton
Lincoln County
Ivan 8. Jones
Cheyenne
Holland-Olean
State Board of Control
Jones
Justice of the Peace
Glasgow
Va. Keim
Cumberland
James Tait
Martha McWilliams
Frank Osler
Oscar Peterson
Myrtle S. Smith
Denver
Wyoming
Dale Crane
Charles Hill
Hughes
Lincoln Lumbe Company
Star Coal Mine
Lincoln Lumber Company
Kemmerer, Wye
Macic Sennetts
Mabel Normand
New Kemmerer Theater
Carlton Reiger
New York
Hiaasen
City Drug Store
Owwertes Adda
Diamondville
Oto
Loren
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