District prepares for Sept opening of all schools
All schools in the district will start on September 13 as work continues on high and district school buildings. The annex and gymnasium on the first floor will accommodate spectators and serve junior high and grade students. The gym measures 52 by 102 feet and will feature modern equipment and a large stage with dressing rooms for the assembly area on the second floor. Faculty listed include High School principal Joseph E. Burch, J D Connor, and H H Moyer, with Junior High leader James B. McDavid and R M Porter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph EE. Burch
J. D. Connor
H. H. Moyer
James B. McDavid
Primeignal
R. M. Porter
Prinies
Kathryn Rouche
School Staff Notes From Frontier District Update
Emma Seyfert Misa Elizabeth Woods Miss yar Jones Frontier Mr E A Jackson principal Bublet Nos 56 Henry Marclf Elliot Miss Adele and Anna Mra William Thoman Hamsfork Mra Rose Peters Suvle Mine Perl Bayles Misa Lena Flain a former teacher returns after summer at University of Utah New shop work to Hi Junior Hi and upper grades led by Mr W Robertson Mr and Mrs Robertson spent the summer in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Seyfert
Misa Elizabeth Woods
Yar Jones
Frontier
E. A. Jackson
Bublet
Henry Marclf
Elliot
Adele
Anna Meyeesy
Oaril
Mra
William Thoman
W. Robertson
Mra. Robertson
Colorado
Haying Quieted by Heavy Rain in La Barge
Local notes recount Herman Genette returning from the Christmas ranch to stack his hay and assist E. M. Jones with harvest. P. P. Twichel receives help from J Ed Willey. Joshua Twichel visits his son. Mrs B M Fox and daughters call on Viola friends. Lulu Mc Ginnis recovering from illness. Howard Sarvice returns to Idaho after a visit with Marx Twichel. Jack Marx sidelined by a severe cold. Joe Guyette visits the Marx family in La Barge canyon. Heavy Friday rain halts haying briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Genette
Chrismas Ranch
E. M. Jones
Joshua Twichel
P.P. Twichel
J. Ed Willey
P. P.twichel
B. M. Fox
Hope
Maxine
Viola
Lulu McGinnis
Clergy unites Harold Bloom and Ethel Anderson in Glencoe
Bishop H. R. Harrison of the L D S church performed the wedding of Harold O. Bloom of Laramie and Miss Ethel B. Anderson of Glencoe on Sunday afternoon. The couple plans to reside in Laramie after the ceremony.
Prohibition Raid at Local Dispensers Leads to Court Action
Prohibition officers docket ongoing proceedings against Mott, Heitz, and Jas. Super in a liquor sale case. Mott and Heitz face three counts with bond set at 1000 dollars. Super, owner of the Lycum bar, pleads not guilty as testimony alleges whiskey sales on July 28. Judge Glasgow presides with preliminary examination waived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Glasgow
M. Mott
W. G. Heitz
Arnold
Jas. Super
Lycum Bar
Mr. Moore
Super
Mr. Barkalow
Becarataey
Louis Gabarid
Walter Turley
Frank Ross
Consel
Ross
Moore
Dellaquilla
Eusp Nei
Turley
Union Bar
Cheyenne
Washington
American Views and English Too at Chautauqua Talk
A lecture on British American relations by Norman Allan Imre, a staff lecturer for Canada and US military education programs, takes place amid district court bond requirements. The article details bonds set for defendants Louis Gabard and bartender Frank Ross, with testimony about liquor sales and a tense court scene. Turley, owner of Union bar, defends his staff and questions the motive of enforcement as prosecutors weigh liquor licensing and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Allan Imre
France
Canvassing Board Reports Local Election Outcomes
The canvassing board notes vote tallies with Scott leading Netherely by 481 to 205. Embree drew 63 Republican ballots for county coroner, mostly from Kemmerer, while Art Midgley collected 20 votes in Kemmerer. Johnson wins the Republican nomination for county commissioner over Thos Kynon in a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Netherely
R. H. Embree
Embree
Kemmerer
Art Midgley
Kemmerer Breekets
Johnson
Eynon
Chas. Johnson
Smoot
Thos Kynon
Jackson
Kynon
Andrew Morrow
Daviceun
Opal
Publican nominations for two year office with several contests
The article lists Democratic and Republican nominees for county offices including justice of the peace and superintendent of schools with tallies for several candidates. It notes that Miss Mary L. Jones and Mrs Myra Geer will appear on the non partisan ballot and mentions Burgoon and other local contenders. An anecdote from W H Ireland praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy after a cholera morbus attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Burrus
Fairview
Miss Jones
Hd Hansen
Justice of the Peace
Chase Hendyman
Mary L. Jones
Myra Geer
Jones
Geer
Burgoon
Dia
W. H. Ireland
Louisville
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Kemmer Blyth F
J. F. Fitzpatrick
C. A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Diamondville— Mountain Trading Co
Frontier— Frontier Supply Co
BIG Piney
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Cokeville— Schill's Drug Co
Evanston
Rock Springs
la Barge
New York
Dey
Ph-Pargo-Hoskins CO
Kemmeer
WYO
Tain Jones Chautauqua
Tauqua
Sam
John Bull
Ais Igeture
Cowley
Wyoming
Cowley and
Lovell
Big Horn County
Russia
United States Bureau of Mines
Midland Carbon Company
Cowley, Wyoming
Mondville
B. C. Bell
G. W. Tanner
J. A. Christmas
Republicanan
J. L. Mullins
Wm. FE. Pitt
Oner
E. J. Long
Paul Nott
Constable
Mr. Haddenham
Supreme Court
Beard
Niet Petri
Ayrie
Kemterer
City Drug Store
J. H. Mantle
J. B. Matthews, Jr
M. & M. Confectionery
BUICK
Salmon & Thomas
Recamores Hdw. & Fur. Co
Guarante
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