Primary Election News From Lincoln County Contests
County canvassing boards with Harrison Craig and George Bourne still counting ballots at press time. Republican contests show Gates winning Texas treasurer and Smith leading superintendent. Democratic slate largely uncontested. Mrs Nicholson briefly leads Helen Miller for school superintendent in Lincoln County. Dr Padget remains a Wyoming resident though active in Utah politics. future seat contests loom in next legislature. Campbell County Record arrives from Gillette with Joseph Hare as proprietor and future distribution plans.
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Cxmensers
Lincol County
Harrison
Dustiens
Lae Craig
George Bourne
Ha Ean
Herman B. Gates Hax
Francis B. Smith
Nicholson
Helen Miller
Cuberland
Altho
de J W. Pawbet
Padget
Utah
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Lander
Big Piney
Pinedale
Campbell County Record
Gillette
Joseph Hare
Record
Independent
Teachers Institute Session Draws About Seventy
The Teachers Institute met yesterday morning at the High School, with around seventy teachers in attendance. Mrs Nicholson was expected to attend, but many were prevented due to summer school and vacation commitments. A full report will follow next week. Also announced is a plan to sell 100 stock shares to The Kemmoerer Republican for 5000, with motto quoted as Qable miles, small profits.
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Teachers Institute
Kemmoerer Republican
Carl Cook
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Drowned at Oakley follows youth death in local area
The report details the drowning of Elyndea Hoa, 14, of Glencoe, while swimming near Oakley during a low water period. Funeral services are noted in Diamondville, with interment at Diamondville cemetery. Additional items include a trial at city hall and various local notices about residents and events.
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Mianape
Latte Elyndea Hoa
Glencoe
Mire
Thorman Hoam
Oakley
Howe
Diamondville
Baum
Cumberland Murder Prompts Vigilante Style Arrest
Nick Kragoviteh of Cumberland swore out a warrant charging Steve Gleddish with writing threatening letters and then following him for 370 steps before shooting him with a rifle as Gleddish was in custody. The incident, linked to ongoing domestic disputes and threats, left two men jailed and a husband and wife facing consequences amid a turbulent local feud.
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Nick Kragoviteh
Cumberland
Steve Gleddish
Nick T
Servinn
Steve
Arnstein
Senn
Steve Dee
Nick
Cimberland
Netivere
Messes
McCarty
Brother
Nick Om
Recatin Ho
Mtev al
Sanda
Reath
Krage
Hospit
Scholarship donor Henkel plans eastern university study
After scholarship appeals, Artin G Henkel af, now blind, travels town to gather subscriptions for the Review of Reviews. With 700 subscriptions, he will win a scholarship to any eastern university, selecting Valparaiso University, Indi. He is brother to Mine Henkel who taught in Kemmeter last year. Dennis Gheen, three, died last Wednesday from blood poisoning. funeral held Saturday at 2 PM from L S Church. The bereaved families receive many friends comfort.
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Tony Bogle
Diganyndville
Myrtle Hhile
Star Valley
Koo Muto
Dick Brown
Salt Lake City
Ovid
Artin’ G. Henkel Af
Review of Reviews
Valpariso
Lud
Mine Hlenkle
Kemmeter
Dennis Gheen
William Gheen
Big Piney Carnival Opens With Wild West Events
Big Piney hosts a two day Frontier carnival on September 18 and 19 with prize money totaling $1500. Featured contests include bronco busting roping baseball and horse races with substantial purses plus brass band music and dances both nights. Travelers are urged to plan for the overland trip to attend this lively regional event.
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Wild Hore Rees
Big Piney
Commission Man Visits Kemmerer
J. J. Oswald of South Omaha Nebraska in the Wood Oswald Childs commission merchants group visited Kemmerer last week. He returned from the upper Green River country where he inspected the stock situation and found conditions favorable for local people. Oswald is well known in the region for annual trips over the past ten years and many friends welcomed him.
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J. J. Oswald
South Omaha
Neb
Oswald Childs
Mmission
Green River
Wald
Coroner Embree Illness Overcome by Mumps Then Typhoid Threat
Coroner Embree fell ill with mumps last week but recovered, facing a new typhoid fever threat. Albert Heitz and Jad Witherspoon covered his duties, keeping busy as friends hope for Embree’s speedy return.
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Skoote Embree
Albert Heitz
Jad) Witherspoon
Skodte
Episcopal Church Notes at St James Kemmerer
Last Sunday evening services drew a strong attendance with unusually fine music at St James Church. Mr and Mrs Geo L Rose, noted evangelistic authors, are staying with Mr Robert Rose and wife and assist with the music, including a Te Deum and anthem. Next Sunday services at 10 30 AM and 7 43 PM. Everyone invited.
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Tose
Kemmerer
St. James Church
Robert Rose
Sheep theft arrest leads Cokeville fishing party trip
Special Agent Billy Knowles with two Greek men, arrested by Casey Collett of Cokeville for stealing a sheep from a train car. The group, including Justice I Lee Craig and others, left Saturday for the upper country to fish and hunt elk after the big game season.
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Billy Knowles
0.S. L
Cokeville
Bal Casey Collett
Mr. Knowles
I. Lee Craig
R. A. Hocker
W. A. Hocker
W. ©. Cunnington
Morning Fire Near Golden Rule Store Sparks Blaze
Morning fire in the rear of the Golden Rule Store yesterday spread sparks by a strong wind to a nearby coal shed, which caught fire. Firefighters arrived quickly and suppressed the blaze with water. prompt action prevented a larger disaster. W M Jones has moved into the house recently vacated by Johnnie McPhie on the flat.
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Golden Rule
W. M. Jones
Johnnie McPhie
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Big Pney Miexcantile Co
Big Piney, Wyoming
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Melody Bros
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West
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