Pelts Head West as Sheepmen Bear Storm Losses
The article notes many sheep pelts arriving at local freight, indicating losses for sheep men under heavy snow and deep slush. Railroad officials report heavy pelts shipments across the West, reflecting distress from severe winter conditions.
Opal Reports Major Cattle Sale and Local Business News
A Fontenelle rancher Charles Olson sold 650 head of cattle to J. E. Hallman of Laramie representing Pacific Market. Olson may relocate his family to Kemmerer. Opal also notes L. D. Tanner of Big Piney in town for several days with implements for Big Piney Mercantile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olson
Fontenelle
J. E. Hallman
Laramie
Mr. Olson
Kemmerer
L. D. Tanner
Big Piney
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Cane admired by J E Stinson from rheumatism battle
Charles Robison and his wife arrived from Ogden after an attack of rheumatism. They sent a cane from Montana to Mr Stinson a few days ago. The cane is a fine opal mood willow design in good health despite advanced years. They will stay at Opal ranch for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stinson
Charles Robison
Ogden
Mr. Stinson
Rob
Montana
Ranch People Fish Return to Big Piney from Kemmerer
Prominent Big Piney ranch couple Mr and Mrs BR M Fish arrived in Kemmerer after several weeks in Salt Lake City where Mr Fish underwent an eye operation. They were entertained at A M King home in Diamondville and hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Sammon before returning to Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. M. Fish
Big Piney Ranch
Kemmerer
Fish
Salt Lake
Ifie
Utah
A. M. King
Diamondville
J. W. Sammon
Big Piner
New Cars Arriving and Local Arrivals in Kemmerer
New cars for give and miss Harriet Chrisman arrived in Kemmerer. Miss Caroline Skinner visited last week. Platt Wilson of the Lis Reamanes greeted many friends at the garage unloading Overland and Studebaker cars. Frank Curtis rented Hallcatine Gallery for a store room. Frank Ball and wife returned from the western coast and left for Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Petrie
Gine
Harriet Chrisman
Kemmererth
Carboine Skinner
Platt Wilson
Lis- Reamanes
Overland
Frank Curtis
Studebakers
Curtis
Hallcatine Ea Gallery
Lava Hot Springs Sees Spring Growth and New Hotels
Spring brings rapid development to Lava Hot Springs in Portneuf canyon. Two new hotels rise near the natatorium while a sanitary water system progresses and bond talks begin. Residents and visitors enjoy improved electric lighting and bath access as local businesses plan a busy summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneuf
Kemmerer
Bonda
W. R. Godfrey
A. W. Hall
Wyoming Debaters Top Triangular Meet
Local girls Frankie Wilson and Esther Downey represented the University of Wyoming in a three campus debate against Colorado Agricultural College and Colorado Teachers College. Wyoming won the final honors after three simultaneous debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Wilson
Daniel
Kemmerer High Schoo
Misa Esther Downey
University of Wyoming
Wyoming University
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado Teachers’ College
Lincoln County Rep Resented State Council for National Defense
Lincoln County representatives formed a Wyoming State Council for National Defense to boost cultural production under state supervision. Four committees were appointed in each county, including Lincoln County members P. J. Quealy Kemmerer Mrs J H Stoner Cakeville Frank Crannie Smoot as part of the new commission guiding defense campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Local Notes From Diamondville and Nearby
Mrs Harry Stevenson returned from surgery Saturday. Mrs Thomas Sneddon came back after a Montanan visit. Card Club met Saturday afternoon hosted by Mrs W C Rea. Archie Neil joined from Cokeville for a dance. Mrs Guild returned from a two week visit. Miss Nore Stewart taught at Hamsfork and visited her parents. L Y Stocks will remain at home and not return to his former position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stevenson
Thomas Sneddon
Anatonda
Mont
Card Club
W. C. Rea
Archie Neil
Cokeville
Misa Nore Stewart
Hamsfork
Gndays
Ard
Tontenella
L. Y
Unusual Dance Draws Large Crowd in Finn Hall
Mountain Trading Co reports an unusually large turnout at a Saturday Finn Hall dance with music by Fred Joy. Visitors from the Mormon church in Woodruff attended Sunday meeting led by Pres. Baxter West and Kennedy, as W. J. Jemeen served as bishop to address the recent death of Jno Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Hall
Fred Joy
Hinges
Pres. Baxter
Mr. West
Mr Kennedy
Woodruff Atake
Mormon Church
Diamondville
W. J. Jemeen
Jno. Stevenson
No Mail to Enemy Countries Policy Enforced
An official note states orders forbid accepting mail addressed to Germany amid ongoing hostilities. The policy reflects wartime mail restrictions between the United States and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNamara
Gerstep
Germany
Shriner Banquet Highlights Boise Event
A weekend gathering in Boise drew notable attendees including Messia Lex Christmas Dick Turner and Brad Chapin. Reporters noted a warm reception and festive mood as the group marked the end of week events with waving and brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messia
Lex Christmas
Dick Turner
Bred Chapin
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Ryanston and
Rock Springs
Doe
Sarletmas
Kemmerer Haw. & Furn. Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Diamondville Agente
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agente
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agente
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Louis B. Westholder
Evanston
Olwon Sella
Fariey Cane
Frank Ball
Big Pimney
Iavag
Hittie
Gocdrich
Ford
Bic
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Ford Car
Goodrich
Akron, Ohio
Texfane
Lava
D. J. Brown
Mra. Brown
Earl Zeigler
Berl Ag
Altho
Abel
Alex Chapman
Chapple
John Rizzi
Hin Enloon
Mra. Rizzi
Chas
Fredell
Bix Piney
Havng
Charley
P. R
Dick) Conner
Reaver
Milt Borum
Pinedale
Washington
John Harley
Sage
Wyo
Lincoln County
Shriners
Boise
Philip Ringold
Phil
Alfred Thorpe
Amos Gaylord
Howard Gaylord
Titus Turtle
Chipman
Chipa
Nat Naylor
Thorpe
Grace Ingalls
Hester Thorne
Gaylord
Susy Chylord
Lucretia Gerrish
City Drug Store
F. E. Curtis
Bon Ton Restaurant
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