Life of a Wyoming rancher and train schedule changes
A feature outlines a man’s journey from New York City to the Sweetwater and Muddy River country, building a thriving cattle operation near Cora and later selling his Denver business. The article also notes Oregon Short Line timetable changes effective Sunday, altering No 5 and No 1 arrivals and diner service between Kemmerer, Grand Montpelier, Cokeville, Granger, Fossil, Opal, and other small points. The Kemmerer stop is now a key junction where No 5 and No 6 meet and diners are affected.
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Green Valley
New York City
Newfork
Fanch
Cora
Denver
Inet
Oregon Short Line
Kemmerer
Grand Montpelier
Cokeville
Granger
Mail contracts let for Frontier to Sublet route
Postmaster Joe Levesque learned Saturday that a mail contract was awarded for a Frontier to Sublet route excluding Sundays. Service starts at 1 a.m. and ends around 4 p.m. P J Queally secures the contract at 8800 dollars. Taft post office contract goes to L G Isenhart for one Saturday delivery weekly at 200 dollars per year.
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Joe Levesque
Sublet
Postottics Department
Frontier
P. J. Queally
Toler
Mall
Taft
L. G. Isenhart
Joe Nichols Returns Home From Idaho Vacation
Joe Nichols came back Saturday from an Idaho vacation to be with his wife. They were married in Paris last week and plan to live in Glencoe whеre Joe works at the company store. The camera joins friends in wishing them prosperity.
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Joe Nichols
Idaho
Katou
Paris
Fai
Minnie Boam
Glencoe
Sublet
Joe Leing
Sheepmen in Town Forge Ahead Amid Setbacks
William Clark and his brother George, early sheepmen in the region, were seen Thursday near Beckwith station. Clark has faced repeated losses, sold his flocks to Otis Rife last spring, and now focuses on ranch development while aiming for higher quality sheep. Montpelier Post Office safe was cracked Wednesday night, yielding 8100 in stamps. No suspects identified. The Short Line recuperates, and some locals fear thieves aim to undermine city commerce.
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Wm. Clark
Hirother George
Montpelier
Montpelieree
Cumberland stores name changes at Union Pacific Coal
Harry Clark promoted to oversee Cumberland stores for Union Pacific Coal Company. D Clark to assume charge in Cumberland stores at Spring Point on September 1. Ni Youngberg named manager of Cumberland stores. Clark widely known, nephew of a senator, and leaves many friends in business.
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D. Clark
Cumberland
Uion Pacific Coal Company
Seine
Hamns
Pany
Ring Point
Ni Youngberg
Harry
Estray horse description from Fossil area owner Victor Wirta
A buckskin horse with a white head and branded marks from R McMinn Fossil Wyoming is listed as missing. The owner Victor Wirta of Yamondyil e Wyoming offers 85.00 reward for return. The animal bears a circle Yon or iex brand on the left shoulder and a double diamond bar on the left thigh.
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McMinn
Fossil
Wye
Victor Wirta
Yamondyil'e
Wyoming
Special Stockholders Meeting for Cottonwood Company
Notice is hereby given of a special meeting of the stockholders of the Cottonwood Land and Livestock Company to be held at the First National Bank office in Kemmerer Wyoming on Friday September 10 at 10 o clock a m for reorganizing the company electing a new board of directors appointing officers and transacting other lawful business A Buntiag President
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Cottonwood Land and Livestock Company
First National Bank
Kemmerer
Wyoming
A. Buntiag
Grit and Pluck Judge Holden Visits Fontenelle Case Ends
Judge C W Holden of Fontenelle arrived after a Local dispute involving Frank Chapel and Mr Pomeroy's sheep. Settlement by payment and compromise allowed Holden to depart Evans ton Buck Springs, while Holden's career spans Wyoming journalism and ranch life.
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C. W. Holden
Fontenelle
Frank Chapel
Pomeroy
Rosenberg
Holden
Evanston
Buck Springa
Wyoming
Green River
Lander
Jielden
States Land Commissioners
California
Townsend Returns From West On Farm Purchase Near Nevada City
Eugene Townsend travels from Oregon to California and attends a G A B reunion in Salt Lake City. He plans to leave Daniel for California to manage his eight mile south of Nevada City farm near Grass Valley. He visits his daughter Mrs Hall in California and notes fine apple and pear harvests from the new farm. Stop with Fred A Castle at the Lier Grand Hotel, 16th and Howard, when in Omaha. Stockmen's Headquarters tf
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Eugene Townsend
Oregon
California
Salt Lake City
Nevada City
Grass Valley
Daniel
Is. Townsend
Hall
Fred A. Castle
Lier- Grand Hotel
16Th and
Howard
Omaha
Stockmen’s
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AVING
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First National Bank of
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Kemmerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer, Bi Ars Mactan, Meine, Ll
Pinedale
Harry Clark
Wyo
Fremont Boating Co
Pindeale
Fremont Lake
Ct. 5
Omaha, Neb
Iler Grand Hotel
Sintesath and
Howard Sts
Stockmen'’s
Seth Omahs
Butterick Fashions
Mountain Trading Co
Diamondville, Wyoming