Hamfork Fishing Trip With Editor Near Daly Ranch
An editor guests Frank Pfeiffer and a gray team journey to the upper Hamfork country near the Daly ranch. They camp along Pole Creek, fish in drizzling rain, dine on fresh caught trout, and endure a night rain sheltering under a tarp with chipmunks over the three acre government domain grazing area. The trip includes hospitality at George Spencer’s ranch and a morning breakfast at Kemmerer Coal Company Tie Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pfeiffer
Kemmerer
Hamsfork
Daly Ranch
George Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Kemmerer Coal Company
A. McDonald
Chet E. B. Long
Pole Creek
Pfeiffer
Obituary: J. Quealy Veteran Omaha Resident Dies
J J Quealy longtime Cambridge Omaha resident dies at home after forty years in the city. He served in India during the Sepoy mutiny, left a large family including four sons and two married daughters. Funeral at St Peters Church Friday at 9:30 AM with 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 in Shawnee After 74 Years
Joel E Fairchild, aged 74 years 5 days, died Saturday at his daughters home in Shawnee Oklahoma. Born January 28 1835 in North Carolina he moved to Kemmerer Wyoming in 1800 for health and remained until a year ago when he visited his children. He leaves three sons and three daughters with residences in Kemmerer Jackson Hole Missouri Hot Springs Ark and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel E. Fairchild
Shawnee
Oklo
Mr. Fairchild
North Carolina
Kemmerer
George
Jackson Hole
Missouri
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Hay operations on Amos Smith’s sixty seven ranch near Big Piney
Foreman John Ane reports a large hay crop and securing a crew after a lean week. Mr Angus’s health may force him to move to Ogden to see kin and attend school. Amos Smith, despite poor health and crutches, supervises summer work. He bought Mrs Swaney and plans more, with nearly 2000 tons of hay stacked from this year’s cut.
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John Ane
Amos Smith
Big Piney
Angus
Piney
Ogden
Iren
Smith
Swan Bey
Kemmerer Big Piney Tel extends toward Bell lines
Ira Dodge manager of the Kem merer Big Piney Telephone Company pushes extension from Hig Sandy to Rock rings. Completion will connect with Bell lines at Kemmerer Lander and Springs. He is expanding territory and has won five new subscribers on a rural line linked to the Kemmerer exchange.
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Ira Dodge
Kemmerer
Pleasant night ends with rain and long return journey
The writer recalls a camp break at 1 o'clock and a move to Stocks ranch near noon. They reach the Arthur Robinson ranch for spring water at 1:10 PM, rain intermittently catching up as they travel home to Kommercial Sp. mw. after two enjoyable days despite the weather and limited game.
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Arthur Robinson
Kommercial Sp
Log Drive Returns 18 000 Logs Down Eastfork Creek
P J Quealy organized a 58 man crew under A McDonald to push 18 000 logs from Eastfork mouth 40 miles up downstream toward Frontier expected by July 25. The drive targets high water to float logs for Kemmerer Coal Company mines and plans a winter log chop for spring float.
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P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer Coal Company
A. McDonald
Eastfork
Frontier
Diamond Ring Honors Farewell for J P Folger in Kemmerer
The departure of J P Folger from Kemmerer on Wednesday night drew many friends to the depot. He received a magnificent diamond ring before leaving for his new district as train master. Mrs Folger left for Green River the next morning for a brief visit.
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J. P. Folger
Kemmerer
Jim
Institute for Vinta County Teachers Notice
Notice to teachers announces the twenty second annual Dean Institute at Evanston High School from August 23 with exams for teachers on the following days. It calls districts to support and attend, invites boards and citizens to participate, and notes duties and pay references. Nearby notices cover residents and travel.
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Institute
Vinta County
Evanston High School
Kate Smith
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