Baseball Tale of Missed Montpelier Trip and Local Loss
A Kemmerer baseball team failed to reach Montpelier for a frolic in Idaho pasture due to train constraints. Eleven players stayed home, then traveled Sunday, hoping for victory. Montpelier Camel s defeated them 6 to 5 after ten innings with Tommy Smith on the mound and George Smith catching.
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Nies
Oregon
Montpelier
Idaho
Mr. Hines
Kemmerer
Tommy Smith
George Smith
Sponberg
Oven River Barred From Post Tourney
The Green River Wyoming ball club was barred from the Post tournament by a 5 to 2 vote for not meeting rules. The ban followed allegations that ineligible players and a club of ringers violated the season game and entry requirements.
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Oven River
Green River
Wyoming
Altho
Denver Post
Clarence Metz
Greeley
Fred Ley
Chuck Cochran
Tony LaSalle
Berger
Anheir Brothers
Beyer
Kiddies urged to get Labor Day candy tickets
A public notice urges children to visit Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture and ask Mr. Morrow for tickets to win large bags of candy next Monday. The appeal notes Labor Day celebrations benefit workers and promises candy, fruit, and nuts, encouraging kids not to miss out.
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Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture
Mr. Morrow
Smiths visit Kemmerer on sheep business
J. B. Smith and E. W. Smith of Salt Lake were visitors in Kemmerer on Thursday to conduct business related to the local sheep industry.
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J. B
E. W. Smith
Salt Lake
Kemmerer
Aged Resident of Diamondville Dies
W. K. Bowling died suddenly last Wednesday at his daughter Mrs. C. L. Mosher's Diamondville home of apoplexy. He was 72, lived with his daughter, and had been a Mason for over fifty years. Survived by three daughters, a brother in Springfield, Illinois. Remains shipped to Springfield for funeral.
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Siullica
Montpelier
W. K. Bowling
C. L. Mosher
Diamondville
Leta R. Nevin
Mau? E. Black
Ilinois
J. R. Bowling
Springfield
Carnival Dance Set For September 6 At Cook's Pavilion
A Carnival Dance will be held at Cook's pavilion on September 6 with confetti and balloons. The ladies manage arrangements and vow no man may speak. Tickets go on sale Saturday with the Indies committee handling them. Tr. A. MacRae of Pocatello, Idaho, was a business visitor in the metro police district Thursday.
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Cook
Ticketal
Committee of Indies
Tr. A. MacRae
Pocatello
Idaho
Thursfiey
Cokeville Girl Rises on Pantages Circuit
Cokeville resident Misa Rota Bourne has entered theater, slated to appear at the Pantages Theatre Salt Lake City within ten days. Her engagements continue in San Francisco and New York City as she joins the Pantages circuit.
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Misa Rota Bourne
Cokeville
Pantages Theatre
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Miss Bourne
New York City
That City
Cokevilel Register
Water Division No 4 notices September locations
The superintendent will be in Big Piney on September 7 8 and 9 and in Kemmerer on September 22 23 and 24 to accept proof of appropriation of water. Interested parties should appear at these times. M I McDuaig Supt Water Division No 4.
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Big Piney
Kemmerer
Reynolda Resident Travels to Dekeville with Sister
M. M. Reynolda motored to Dekeville Monday to transact business and was accompanied home by his sister Mrs Alleman who will attend institute this week.
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Reynolda
Dekeville
Mrs
Alleman
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Eberhardt
Post
Bowling
Masonic Lodge
Grand Lodge of
M. I. McDuaig
Supt. Water Division No. 4
Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Kemmerer Agente— Blyth-Fargo-Hoskina Co
P. Fitzpatrick C. A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Merc. Co
Schill's Drug Co
Evanston
Rock Springs
JC. Pompey
Madras
Gingham and
Chambray
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