Hamfork Fishing Trip With Editor Ends In Rugged Camp
The editor accepts hospitality with Frank Pfeiffer and travels toward the upper Hamfork country near the Daly ranch. A rain soaked night ends with rescue and coffee at George Spencer’s ranch. Morning fishing yields a fine mess for Ginger. Pfeiffer cooks a fish dinner while the editor handles camp duties. Rain and gloom persist as night falls with more trout and sagehen glimpses.
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Frank Pfeiffer
Kemmerer
Hamsfork
Daly Ranch
George Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Kemmerer Coal Company
A. McDonald
Chet E. B. Long
Pole Creek
Pfeiffer
Death of J. Quealy Remains Noted in Omaha Community
J J Quealy died after long service to the Cambridge Omaha community. He came to the United States as a young man, married in Cambridge, and for thirty years lived in South Omaha where he built up the local business and civic life. He served in India during the Sepoy mutiny era, leaving a wife four sons and two married daughters. Funeral at St Peters Church Friday at 9:30. Interment at St Marys Cemetery South Omaha.
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Ck J. Quealy
United
Cambridge
Omaha
Enon
Quealy
I India
A. Ned ‘Questy
Sd. A
Omane
Duealyee
Mr. Penny
Kem
R. Ate Rater
Frontier
Wyo
St. Peters Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
South Omaha
Passes Away Saturday July 31 Joel E Fairchild
Joel E Fairchild died at 74 years and 5 days old at his daughters home in Shawnee Oklahoma He was born January 28 1835 in North Carolina and moved to Kemmerer in 1800 for health remaining until a year ago He leaves three sons and three daughters with homes in Kemmerer Jackson Hole Missouri Hot Springs Arkansas and Oklahoma
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Joel E. Fairchild
Shawnee
Oklo
Mr. Fairchild
North Carolina
Kemmerer
George
Jackson Hole
Missouri
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Big Crop of Hay on Sixty Seven Ranch at Big Piney
John Ane, foreman for Amos Smith on the sixty seven ranch at Big Piney, secured a hay crew after a week’s search. Smith, still in poor health and using crutches, oversees work while preparing for a possible move to Ogden for schooling. The operation includes the Mrs Swan bey and other ranches, with nearly two thousand tons of hay stacked from this year’s cutting.
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John Ane
Amos Smith
Big Piney
Angus
Piney
Ogden
Iren
Smith
Swan Bey
Kemmerer Big Piney Telephone seeks new extensions
Ira Dodge, manager of the Kemmerer Big Piney Telephone Company, pushes extension from Big Sandy to Rock Springs, linking with Bell lines at Kemmerer, Lander, and Springs. He is expanding territory and has added five new rural subscribers on a line connected to the Kemmerer exchange.
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Ira Dodge
Kemmerer
Pleasant night ends with a wet two day trip
The party enjoyed a calm night with horses fed nearby within 300 yards of camp and few fish. They broke camp around 1 PM, moved to the Stocks ranch, declined a dinner invitation, endured rain, and stopped at the Arthur Robinson ranch for spring water before returning to Kommercial Sp. mw. after two enjoyable days despite rain and slim game.
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Arthur Robinson
Kommercial Sp
Log Drive Reaches Frontier With 18000 Logs Floated Down Eastfork
P. J. Quealy organized 58 men under A. McDonald to place 18000 logs at Eastfork mouth, 40 miles up, on July 28. The crew has moved downstream past low water obstacles and expects to land the logs at Frontier by the 25th. Afterward, workers will harvest more logs for winter ice and spring flotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer Coal Company
A. McDonald
Eastfork
Frontier
Diamond Ring Gift As J P Folger Leaves Kemmerer
J P Folger departed Kemmerer Wednesday night to take a new post as train master. Friends presented him with a magnificent diamond ring, and his emotion showed in a rare moment of speech. Mrs Folger left for Green River the following morning for a short visit.
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J. P. Folger
Kemmerer
Jim
Institute for Vinta County holds annual teachers’ session
Notice to teachers announces the twenty second annual season at Evanston High School from Aug 23 with exams on dates following. Excerpts from school laws require teachers to attend and boards to pay per day, inviting county boards and citizens to participate. County Superintendent Kate Smith notes others visiting and moving, including Dr J A Cochran and family, and local purchases and trips tied to school happenings.
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Institute
Vinta County
Evanston High School
Kate Smith
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