Bohemian Nights and Fashion Amid New Kemmerer Theatre Shows
The note describes a theater piece where a woman must avoid associating with men to keep respect, with scenes featuring gowns that highlight blond beauty. It mentions August performances at New Kemmerer Theatre, a production titled Hater of Men with a Japanese setting, and Bessie Barriscale starring in an elaborate Culver City set including a Japanese restaurant interior and geisha dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kemmerer Theatre
New York
Bohemia
C. Gardner Sullivan
Thomas H. Ince
Bessie Barriscale
Culver City
Far East
Alaskan Dog Teams Feature In The Flame Of The Yukon
The Triangle drama The Flame of the Yukon stars Dorothy Halton in an Alaskan gold rush tale set in 1898. Dog teams and huskies from Alaska drive the action with sledges in a town street built for the scene. Director Charles Miller captures the wolves and dogs in native poses on screen. New Kemmerer Theatre, Tuesday, August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Monte M. Katterjohn
Dorothy Halton
Thomas H. Ince
Alaska
Charles Miller
Bondurant Notes A Busy Summer On Local Roads
Aug 1 residents report car purchases and travel to Evanston. Frictions arise as two cars lose brakes or strip gears on Basin rim, with four to five day delays but no injuries. Bondurant scene includes fishing trips, ranch work, and cars pulled through Hoback canon as river falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadstad
Reynolds
B. F. Bondurant
Yellowstone Park
Death of P. Jewell at local hospital July 1 1917
P Jewell died at the hospital on July 1 1917 after four weeks illness. He was the father of Mrs Manan of this city and came from Kansas City to visit his daughter six weeks earlier. A son in Kansas City attended the funeral. Funeral services were under the auspices of a lodge and led by Rev PH Clower pastor of the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Mra. Manan
Kanaan
Me. Jewell Fe
PH. Clower
Methodiat Church
Arrest in Kemmerer for Forgery and Burglary
W. J. Richards, a Kemmerer plumber, was arrested on the 2nd at the Logan Utah sheriff's request. He is wanted in Logan on forgery and burglary charges and declines to go to Utah without requisition papers. Joe Kolesar, of Conroy, was released from county jail Monday after serving time for robbery, paying a 220.00 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Richards
Kemmerer
Logan
Utah
Mr. Richards
Richards
Pakenpaugh
Joe Kolesar
Conroy
Another Dude Joke by Frank M Hanson caught on hunt
An English gentleman joins a Jackson Hole hunting party with a guide and outfitter. Morning delays trigger mock outrage until a mule mischief leads to a club strike and a mistaken call to breakfast. The tale ends with the group amused by the accidental timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dude Joke
Frank M. Hanson
Jackson Hole
Cutp
Mine Death of Conroy Worker John Miller
John Miller of Conroy died from injuries suffered in the Conroy mine late last week. He was taken to Lincoln County Miners' hospital and died Sunday night. He was brother of Mrs. John Westlund and cousin of James Neil of Ideal Beach. Burial was Tuesday in the City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Conroy
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Miller
John Westlund
James Neil
Ideal Beach
Man Declared Not Insane After County Trial
Salmon H. Fisher of Sublet was tried for insanity last Saturday before a panel including Sam Gibson Mike Naglin Fred Chapin Jim Lindsey Dan Sullivan and examined by Drs. Rose of Sublet and Stafford and Sanders of Kenmerer. He was found not insane and released from the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon H. Fisher
Sublet
Sam Gibson
Mike Naglin
Fred Chapin
Jim Lindsey
Dan Sullivan
Drs. Rose
Stafford and Sanders
Kenmerer
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead in Sublet Wyoming
Public notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated July 12 1917 states John W Fisher of Sublet Wyoming filed to prove final three year proof on a homestead entry for section 29 township 25 north range 115 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing is set for August 29 1917 before Clerk Flo LaChapelle at Kemmerer Wyoming with witnesses Olaf Naster Albert Shinsky Meral Wright and Vndy Invma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Bganaton
Wyo
Frank Jekowaki
Frontier
Wyoming
Range
Aixth
H. B. Christmas
A. S. Comminstoner
Kemmerer
Nanes
William Jailan
Sage
John Sheacos
Foxall
William Lewis
Podall
Thomas HL
Clark
Post
Alex Nisbet
Register
Evanston
John W. Fisher
Sublet
Township
Flo LaChapelle
District Court
Olaf Naster
Albert Shinsky
Meral E. Wright
Vndy Invma
Canyon Ranch
Grazing Permit Applications Open in Wyoming Forest
Notice that applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in the Wyoming National Forest during the 1918 season must be filed in Afton Wyoming on or before October 1 1017. Blank forms and full information available on request. This notice does not apply to current permittees. Charros A Oma Forest Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
Charlos A
Oam
Divorce suit in Lincoln County Wyoming
Lena Gray sues Daniel M. Gray in the Third Judicial District for divorce on desertion with prayer for custody of their minor child Donald Gray, temporary and permanent alimony, attorney fees and court costs. Defendant residing in Weiser Idaho must answer by August 25, 1917. Attorney for Lena Gray is R. R. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Lincoln
Third Judicial District
Lincoln County
Lena Gray
Daniel M. Gray
Weiser
Idaho
District Court
Donald Gray
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Beckstead-Bell Co
Telephone
Kemmerer, Wyo
Rexall
J. F. Fitzpatrick
L. Watch Inspector
Whiston’s Confectionery
Kemmerer Soda
Ezarwest
W. Holmes
F. D. Faguent
Gems
Wil
Selzer
Cordove Cigar CO
F. E. Curtis
Kommorer
Bohwemia
Bordurant News
Bondurant
Frank Wilhelm
Pat Healy
Green River
Mr. Wilhelm
Perry Bowlsby
Lev Hill
Jackson
Roy van Vieck
FP. E. van Vieck
Hoback Canon
Clare Bondurant
Granite
Henry Groy
Perry Pilaterer Ranch
Helen Wilhelm
van Wieck
Walter McPherson
Holy Sea
Tiis
Nlage
R. R. Rose
Frontier Supply Co
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