Thoroughbred stock ship to Salt Lake City event
P J Quealy John J Kemmerer and Frank Pfeiffer traveled to Cokeville to collect Cotewohl and Lincoln ducks for the Quealy Peterson herd. They plan to showcase top stock at the National Woolgrowers Convention in Salt Lake City, including Rambouillet ewes and recent arrivals. W O Olson buys Pine Shorthorn stock in the same shipment. The sale car includes ten heifers and five bulls priced 200 to 500 dollars. Quealy recently refused offers from South American buyers. The display at Salt Lake City is expected to draw praise from many sheepmen attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Quealy
Frank Pfeiffer
Cokeville
Quealy-Peterson
Olson
Salt Lake City
Opal Notes Amid Summer Activity and Local News
Opal residents report visitors from Granger and Salt Lake City, with families staying at Newhouse and ranches at Fontenelle and LaBarge. A new nine pound boy arrived to Mr and Mrs J Allen, Dr Marcus of Kemmerer attended. Local travel, school absence, and upcoming ship shipments noted. mayor J D Tanner visits Opal for Kassiry consignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Petrie
James Chrisman
Mins Mayme Chrisman
Granger Fastor
Peter B. Petrie
Salt Lake City
Newhouse
J. Allen
Dr. Marquis of
Kemmerer
J. O
Harry Wilson
Salt Lake
Harry
J. D. Tanner
Big Piney
Frank
Opal
Kassi
Roy
Mr.raham
Mr. Walters
Bomeen
Second shipment from J I Case Threshing Machine arrives
An Opal representative of the J I Case Threshing Machine Company started the machinery to work. This is the second shipment from that company to arrive in this section this season. It evidently is giving fine satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
J. 1 Case Threshing Machine Company
Beatrice Hotaro Dies at 21 in Diamondville
Beatrice Hotaro aged 21 daughter of Pol Botaro owner of the Union Saloon in Diamondville died suddenly Sunday afternoon after months of dropsy illness. Funeral services were held at the Rot Catholic church in Kerrer with burial in Diamondville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Hotaro
Pol Botaro
Union
Diamondville
Kerrer
Unintentional Crime Ties Bell to Frontier Mine Arrest
Jef Dell, new Frontier arrival working on a mine, reported to Marshal Brady that Bell was wanted in Louisiana for taking an unpaid motor rate. Bell had bought the machine and sent it back after defaulting on payments, prompting a wire to arrest him. He was released after explaining a misunderstanding of the crime and intending to go to Oregon to clarify matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Dell
Frontier
Con Brady
Bell
Marshal Brady
Oregon
Afton Postmaster Visits In Somer Lant Wees on Business
W. H. Caster, prominent Afton attorney and postmaster, visits in Somer Lant Wees on business. He plans to act as a witness in a center will probate at the Court's office. An enthusiastic Democrat says Wilson will win the Valley by a large majority. Mr and Mrs A B Rinker return to Kemmerer for a month in Emmett Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Caster
Afton
Som Rer
Wilson
Rock Springs Pushes Opal Mail Route
Rock Springs residents favor a daily Rock Springs to Pinedale mail route, with Post Office Inspector D C Hudson due soon to evaluate the plan. Petition supporters argue Eden Farson and a longer corridor via Elkhorn or Big Sandy would widen daily service and benefit a larger northern territory.
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Rock Springs
D. C. Hudson
Pinedale
Post Office Department
Hudson
Hien
New, Fork
Boulder
Eden
Farson
Elkhorn
Big Sandy
New York
Daily Mail
Boy injured by colt in Jackson Hole incident
A small boy named Eli Wilson from Jackson Hole was seriously injured last week when kicked by a colt. He suffered a badly cut face and required several stitches. He was taken to St. John's Hospital in Jackson Hole for several days of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrana
Elias Wilson
Jackson Hole
St. John's Hospital
Frontier Celebration Planned for Jackson Hole
The Jackson Hole Courier reports a large Frontier Celebration set for September in Jackson Hole. Highlights include hacking contests stock show an agricultural exhibit with prizes and a barbecue featuring elk meat served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hole
Sublet Booming Weerd and Camp Population Rise
A fragmented report notes a booming sublet situation and claims the population of the camp has reached about 700, larger than recent levels. The text references many residents being at work and hints at a shift in camp dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeerd
Cea
Subtet
Time-tested tale of kidney pills and relief claims
A retired farmer from Evanston recounts long trial with Dean’s Kidney Pills. He says years of backache and kidney secretions, brick dust sediment, improved after using the pills, with kidneys and back restored to normal. He notes the product seems stronger than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wye
Dean
Interesting report on Wyoming National Forest finances
A report from Forest Supervisor C A Beam outlines the Wyoming National Forest in Lincoln County finances for the year ending June 30 1916. Net receipts totaled 20523 71 with 16057 74 from grazing stockmen and 4422 77 from timber sales plus 43 20 from special privileges. Thirty five percent of receipts revert to Lincoln County for roads and schools. Expenditures totalled 22837 65 including 14528 90 in salaries and 8308 75 in forest improvements and miscellaneous expenses. The monthly payroll reached 1210 74 and most costs were spent in Lincoln County. Visit the Whiston Confectio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest
Lincoln County
C. A. Beam
Wyoming Forest
New Lava Hot Springs Manager Appointed
The article notes a new manager for Lava Hot Springs and a property transfer to Guy Hyson a sanitary engineer and surveyor from Boise. Richardson began duties on Monday and Dew prepared to relocate his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lava Hot Springs
Tor
Lava Hot Spring
Guy Hyson
Boise
Richardson
Dew
Boost for Montpelier Afton Road Seen by Forest Chief
L W Hastings forest supervisor of the Caribou district Idaho visited Afton last week and urged federal help for road improvement. He believes a portion of the $10,000,000 Congress fund for forest roads could be allocated to the Montpelier Afton road along the Caribou National Forest edge, with petitions from residents to the district forest or Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hastings
Caribou District
Idaho
Afton
Montpelier -Afton
Hastings
Congress
Montpelier
Caribou National Forest
Ogden
Oil prospecting chief from Sapulpa in Cumberland area
D. E. Gilson of Sapulpa Oklahoma heads to Cumberland to supervise oil prospecting for a Sapulpa capitalists firm. He believes indications are favorable for an oil discovery near Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Gilson
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Cumberland
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Wyoming
Mina Limnaet
Asd Hess
Brentcine
Fort New York
Canada
Prince Albert
Ana
Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Jobo Millison
Fontenelle
M. ¥. Whalen
LaBarge
Rock
Abrs
Rinker
Kemmererlas
Lng
Emmett
Sone
Cealinen
Gael Moxie
Beckers
Ender
Ladester Becker Brewing & Matting
Colt
Jackson
Diyvendarter
Deaa
Howe Satesma
Montpelier- Afton
D. W
VAL Slate Brewing Company
Bill
Aumcee
Paul Gabardi
Wyo
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