Local and Personal News From Kemmerer Area
Dan Rathbun arrived yesterdi from Piney ranch. Geo C Brown from Cumberland visited Kemmerer. Ed Willey of Ladd spent days in town. Steve Rave visited from Rock Creek ranch. Alvin Twichel came from La Barge Monday for a couple days. Nay Brothers Minstrel show played to a full house at Kemmerer theatre. John SOE from Cokeville in town. Geo B Curtis from Cokeville ranch stayed several days. May 8 Kemmerer Post American Legion ball and banquet planned. Jack Heaton returned from Randolph ranch. Mrs C Blanchard arrived from Big Piney. Sam Adams Jr from Case ranch with a load of hay. Ife Lloyd new barber in Mack’s. A Robbins from Cokeville Sunday. Post office site work underway. moving building planned. Navy recruiting reps from Rock Springs visited. St Margaret’s Guild to be hosted by Mrs Platt Wilson. Thos Wilsons returning from Smoot. Lawrence Holland on California business trip. Howard from Green River ranch. Bab from Big Piney to bring gasoline for Piney. Attorney R Rone in Soda Springs. Frontier Hall punch and social May 1. Eli Schwalbe injured in accident near Granger. Al Sliver treated for transfer injury at Marquis. M M Manooking of Cole Aero Eight tour distributor in Salt Lake City visited. Art Hi of the Wyoming Floral wants refined young women for sales in Wyoming Springs. Nellie My resigned from office for hired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Twichel
la Barge
Nay Brothers
Kemmerer Theatre
Montpelier Visitors and Local Change Ups
Diamondville notes Thomas Sneddon Jr of Montpelier Idaho spent several days this week visiting relatives and handling business. C L Cousins and family moved into the Archie Miller house, previously occupied by them, with Pete Kirkwood and family taking the former home. A Vealy of Montpelier Idaho visited this week. Thomas Hotchkiss of Sheridan Wyoming stayed with his uncle James Vicars for several days. Miss Viola Stacey resigned as relief girl at the Kemmerer telephone office. Mrs A King hosted the 500 club at her home Saturday. Mrs Joseph Kaufman won first prize and Mrs Chris Scotness second. John Kochevyar with Bill Sillvast and Fred Jones of Kemmerer spent the weekend in Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sneddon, Jr
Montpelier
Idaho
Thomas Hotchkiss
Sheridan, Wyo
James Vicars
Viola Stacey
Kemmerer
A. King
Joseph Kaufman
Chris Scotness
John Kochevyar
Bill Sillvast
Fred Jones
Rock Springs
William Kiddy
Myrtle Williams
Evanston
For Sale Ranch land and equipment in Idaho and Wyoming
Property listing from Ree Idaho offers 600 acres of alfalfa and grazing land with 160 acres ready for a crop, a Case tractor, six teams, new fences, and various improvements. Includes parcels in Sipe Y tee and Toniiion, broader sale across Idaho and Wyoming areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares Ag
Idaho
Wyoming
Ree
Bondurant People and Weather Amid Snow Travel Woes
Bondurant residents report routine visits and travel woes as snow crust makes mail travel difficult. Dec McCann from Jackson checked at the post office, Edna Robinson called on 8. F. Bondurant, and Len Campbell with family returned to their ranch after wintering at the Baker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dec McCann
Jackson
Local Notes From La Barge April Front
News from La Barge notes ongoing spring delays in weather for stockmen. Family visits and travels include Mia Richards and her son to Salt Lake to see a sister while caring for grandmother Mrs De Graw. Local incidents mention Eldon Marx’s narrow wagon accident and several visits to neighboring ranches and homes across Dry Piney and lower La Barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Laura Richards
Little Son
Salt Lake
la Barge
Fred de Graw
High School Assembly Highlights Local Topics
Friday afternoon assembly featured Ming Phillips of Beiance presenting on the Red Wood Trees and the Basin Park in California. Mike Phillips delivered an engaging talk, while many students earned praise for improving grades and nearing term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Phillips
Beiance
Red Wood
Basin Park
California
Mikehillips
Senior class notes and student achievements at school
The passage highlights speed record efforts in typewriting by Scott Symes and others, the Senior class preparing commencement cards, and announcements of attention for the year. It mentions gym events, class distinctions, and visits by Mrs. Kiddy and Myrtle Williams, plus a Yosemite Valley talk by Miss Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Phillips
Yosemite Valley
Religious survey to be made in Kemmerer by churches
Episcopal and Methodist churches in Kemmerer plan a week long religious survey for the Interchurch World Movement. A Methodist church meeting Friday at 8 pm will finalize canvassing plans for next week. A union mass meeting Sunday April 25 at the Methodist church will present movement details with Rev. Nash Rev. Dickson and Mr J L Mullings as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Methodist
Interchurch World Movement
Mr. Nash
The
Episcopal Church
A. R. Dickson
Methodist Church
J. L. Mullings
Lincoln County
Mrs Rathbun to Leave Kemmerer for Woodstock posting
Mrs Ivelle Mannpun expects to move Kemmerer within days to take a position at Todd Seminary in Woodstock. Professor Noble Hill, a Rathbun relative, leads the seminary. Mrs Rathbun’s departure creates a vacancy locals say will be hard to fill after years of church social and business involvement. Stella Rathbun will stay in Kemmerer to finish high school then join her mother in Mlingix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivelle Mannpun
Kemmerer
Woodstock
Todd Seminary
Noble Hill
Rathbun
Stella Rathbun
Koeminever
Mlingix
Howard Holden Sells Ranch and Cattle in Fontenelle Basin
Howard M Holden, a pioneer rancher in the Fontenelle district, sold his Pontenelle Basin ranch of 1400 acres with about 400 head of cattle to Ned Her ochler. He leased the lower home ranch to David Alplanalf for years and plans to move his family to California to visit sisters in Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Holden
Fontenelle
Pontenelle Basin
Ned Herochler
Holden
David Alplanalf
California
Long Beach
Road Committee Heads to Cheyenne for State Meeting
A city committee led by Mayor T. H. Salmon with BL Smith RB A Mason and others traveled to Cheyenne to meet Governor Carey and the state highway commission about the Kemmerer Big Piney road. They expect at least 10 000 dollars in state funds, matched by Kemmerer citizens and a 10 000 dollar federal contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Salmon
BL. Smith
RB. A. Mason
Joseph B. Burch
Platt Wilson
W. H. de Fontaine
Cheyenne
Yester
Carey
State Highway Commission
Quealy
Hoskins
Governor and Highway Commission
Kemmerer-Big Piney Road
Kemmerer
Bootlegger Freed of Murder Charge in Wyoming
Hugh B. Armstrong was acquitted by a Casper jury after two ballots in the deputy murder case from Natrona county. The trial followed a raid on a whiskey cache. Armstrong’s release led County Attorney Alfred Dewey to file a complaint charging him with receiving stolen goods. Public reaction split, with Casper residents denouncing the verdict while Douglas residents welcomed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Wyo
Hugh B. Armstrong
Tom Majors
Natrona County
Armstrong
Casper
Roy Martin
Charles Moore
M. W. Purcell
Atoorney
Alfred Dewey
Boston Flushes Streets At Standard Rates
Boston spends 5720 dollars to flush its streets calculated per 100 square yards, outlining city costs for sanitation work. The report notes unit pricing and total expenditure, with no additional details on contractors or timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Boston
Mountain Trading Co Announces Fresh Corn Prices
Shee pmen attention as a carload of yellow corn arrives with favorable prices at Mountain Trading Co in Diamondville Wy. The note closes with optimistic wartime victory sentiment from the New York Call praising a new battleship launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Trading CO
Diamondville, Wy
Ranch Positions Wanted by Young Married Couple
A young married couple seeks a ranch position in Piney field. They can be contacted at 226 M St., Rock Springs, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
Ranch for Lease at McMinn Ranch Lambing Season 1920
Laura A. Hanks advertises the McMinn Ranch lambing season of 1920 for 500 dollars payable in advance to Kemmerer Savings Bank. The note cites Mr Barney Baruch as announcer and hints at lower living costs, with a cryptic line about an incomplete name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinn Ranch
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Laura A. Hanks
Barney Baruch
Barney
Saskatoon Star
How Is Your Complexion Aimed at Health and Beauty
A promotional paragraph urges women to grow more beautiful with age through baths diet and exercise and proper liver and digestion function. It claims Indigestion or a sluggish liver cause a pallid eye whites and flabby flesh and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a correction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Rathbun
Yesterdi
Geo. C. Brown
Eis
U. P. Mings
Cumberland
Ed Willey
Ladd
Steve Rave
Rock Creek
Jane
Sehin
Lay
Fosall
Don Norwan
John Soe
Cokeville
Geo. B.curtis
Kemmerer Post
American Legion
Jack Heaton
Randolph
Jack
Sam Adams, Jr
Case Ranch
Upper Haumefork
Ife Lloyd
Mack
Salt Lake City
A. Robbins
Smith
St. Margaret's Guild
Tomornin
Thos. Wilsons
Smoot
Stranger
Heep
Lawrence Holland
L California
Howard
Green River
Atinenoy R. Re Rone
Soda Springs
Hon’ Billy
Frontier Hall
Eli Schwalbe
al Sliver
Transuer
Granger
Marquis Pene
Cole Aero Eight Howhile
Salt Lake Ity
Witiosio
Cole
Suitierwr
Brotheal Oister Inc Law
Mira
Wyoming Floral
Hoek Springs
R. Hlerted
Diamondville Notes
C. L
Archie Miller
Pete Kirkwood
Mr. A. Vealy
Montpelier, Idaho
Bondurant News
B. F. Bondurant
Ogden
Wm. Faris
W. C. Bowlsby
Baker Home
Edna Robinson
F. Bondurant
Geo. Matthewson
Owag
Len Campbell
Baker Ranch
Mrs. Campbell
Shel Baker
Hiems
Roy Whitman
Butler Ranch
Eldon
Jack Marx
Park Gosset
P. P. Twichel
J. Ed Willey
Matt Salli
Railroad
P. P. Twiehel
Marx
Frank de Graw
Song
Fred Bailey
Fred Angelo
Jones and Wife
Herman Genette
Lower
J. W. Chrisman
Opal
Uriaayco
Ra Peel
Scott Clinton Symes
Many Clark
Edna
Christine Pitt
Ralph Rosenberg
Mr. Linn
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Prises
le Petit Ranger
Mary McNamara
Mrs. Rathbun
Howard Holden
America
New York
Ue. Als
City Drug Store
Dorothy Gish
Nell” Lloyd
D. W. Griffith
Happy Valley
Pn the Newt
W. Desmond
Beyond the
Shadows
Douglas Mand
Doris May
Lewis Cash Grocery
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Company
J. H. Mantle
J. B. Matthews, Jr
M. & M. Confectionery
Opal Mercantile CO
International Harvester Company Machinery, M’cormack Mow
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