Local Notes from Kemmerer and Green River Visitors
A stream of brief notices from Kemmerer and Green River details visitors and health updates. Charley Christmas visited Green River, Mrs. A Vance and sister Mrs J Oudmundsen socialized this week, Hi Crane the U S traveling engineer toured Kemmerer, and E H Beckstead is recovering in Balt Lake Hospital. Lawrence Holland recovered from mumps and plans to eat pickles, Lyon Rothbun ill with grip and under doctor care, plus McDonald of Opal recounts elk hunting and bear-story banter in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Rothbun
Lyon
Gove
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Lawrence Miller
Brandon
Bird Boys
Alexander
New York
Mr. Greele
Cora
Local Notes and Holiday Preparations Across Kemmerer
Community notices from Kemmerer detail visitors, family updates, and business moves. Highlights include Pocatello supervisor visiting, the Whitney family moving into a new home, August Angelo taking Cokeville garage charge, Miss Ethel Curtis aiding in a jewelry store, and Dr. DiGiacomo's new modernized residence and shop. Anticipated events include the Christmas calendar push and a fur sale by Queener with attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angust Angelo
Cokeville
Kemmerer
August
Retail Clerks of Kemmerer Issue Position Statement
Kemmerer Wy Wyoming Labor Journal reports local Retail Clerks Local No. 63 letters defending union goals. They note current 63 members with 22 potential, urge employer openness, reference initiation fee hike from 2 to 5 dollars after January 30, and pledge affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. Andrew Morrow and Gen Woodhouse sign as president and secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyo
Baltor Wythe
Wyoming Labor Journal
Gir
Tture
Journattna Tees
Ee 7 Atore
Newa Oe
Parteen
American Federation of Labor
Wyoming
International Active Association
Kemmerer Local No
Andrew Morrow
Gen. Woodhouse
Lincoln County Officers meet monthly as per schedule
Officials including county physician Dr Wealty and others meet at the Court House in Kemmerer on the first Friday of each month. Minutes note agenda items, including health and tax matters, with routine procedures and order of business for the county commission.
Fragmented OCR Input on Rao Ben and Eames Erlain
The readable text is garbled with names and phrases unclear in context. No verifiable event, place, or date is identifiable to form a complete news item.
Town Officers Council Meeting Schedule Noted
Town Hall hosts monthly Town Council sessions on the first Monday each month. The report mentions a local newspaper item and the council discussing land issues.
Local Notes on Residents and Visits in Diamondville and Pocatello
Mrs May Geer Thompson visits Pocatello during the latter part of the week. Andrew Morrow born last Friday to Mr and Mrs Morrow a son and both mother and baby are progressing well. Oscar Beck plans a visit to the old home in Iowa. Ellen Edwards and Nellie Edwards visit from Cumberland Head River to see her parents, with her mother recently ill.
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James Stewart
Marbbleton
Hoelbig
Stewart
Marbleton
May Geer Thompson
Pocatello
Andrew Morrow
Babe
Andrew
Head River
Ore
Abe
Mra. Withie
Fancy Work Bazaar At Downey Bulking Sale
The Kemmerer area faction hosts a bazaar selling handmade articles including night gowns table covers runners handkerchiefs dolls luncheon sets and stamped goods. Mrs Downey invites locals to view the display on Monday December 6th.
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Kemmerer and
Downey
Downey Bulking
Why poe Home Lyceum Saturday Dee
Monty Stager reports a foot of snow on upper Hamefork and ongoing mowing. Several locals travel and visit relatives across towns, while Odd Fellows hall is repainted in dark green. The Womans Guild meets December 2 with reserved seats for a show at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty Stager
Watts Ranch
Upper Hamefork
Odd Fellows Hall
Trial Postponed In Preliminary Hearing
The boys’ trial in Justice court was adjourned from yesterday to Thursday December 2 after a preliminary hearing was began.
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Justice 'S Court
Five Dollars Each for Ongoing Work Sparks Dispute
The note says workers received five dollars apiece for additional tasks. It outlines the arrangement, potential interruptions, and calls for clarity on compensation timing and scope. The report frames the agreement as a shared cost for extra duties across departments.
No. Six Mine Theakegs Gay Observed at No
A garbled report notes a mine work at a schoolhouse with unclear place names and dates. The text mentions No. Six Mine and Minn Aliho, but the exact event, persons, or outcomes are not clearly captured in the readable fragment.
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Theakegs Gay
Minn Aliho
Pony Contest Encounters Counting Twist With Four Prizes Left
The second count awards top juncture to Jane Chapin who gains the gold watch while Clarence Adams wins an annual theatre pass. Both are no longer eligible for special prizes but may still vie for the pony outfit as four more prizes remain and the final count continues. Votes come from local merchants including Blyth Fargo Hoskins Frontier Supply Kemmerer Camera City Drug Store Kemmerer Savings Bank FP E Curtis Jewelry Kemmerer Hardware New Kemmerer Theatre with varied voting methods.
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Jane Chapin
Clarence Adams
Granger
Ed J. Brandley
New Kemmerer Theatre
Perceiverance
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Frontier Supply Co
Kemmerer Camera
City Drug Store
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust 1 Co
E. Curtis
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Young Mena and Ladies Mutual Improve Party Planned
Members plan a party at the Ward meeting house in Kemmerer next Friday night. Dancing will open the event with supper served afterward. Admission is 60 cents and all are invited to attend.
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Young Mena
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improve Associations
Ward
Kemmerer
Bazaar by Worn Guild of St James Mission
The Worn Guild of St James Mission holds a bazaar Friday December 3 in the Guild hall. Lunch cooked foods sale homemade candy fancy work aprons and other new patterns available. Shop for Christmas presents and enjoy a social afternoon and evening.
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St. James ‘Mission
Notice on Preparing and Mailing Christmas Prepay Parcels
Public notice instructs senders to fully address parcels with sender name, prepare and pack carefully without sealing, as sealed parcels incur letter-rate postage. It warns to mail parcels only and mark do not open until Christmas.
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Ford
Tempegraneet
Smith
Lyceum
Rome
Coe
Beas
Charley Christmas
Green River
A. Vance
J. G. Oudmundsen
Hi Crane
U. S
Balt Lake
E H. Beckstead
Lawrence Holland
McDonald
Opal
Camere Tm
P. Hu
Bort Lins
Lincoln County
Misson Mamie Thomas
Fannie Blacker
Star Valley
Clint Holland
Beckwith
Carman
Clint
Marshall Reynolds
Hiawatha
D. C. Haddenham
Ted" Harrison
Daniel
F. H. Harrison
Ted
Evanston
Elmo Haggerty
Lea Hospital
Montpelier
Gultsa
Hoskins
Mise Ethel Curtis
Boise
P. E. Curtis
Ethel
Claude Speare
Dr. DiGiacomo
Diamondville Road
Utmre
War, Woods
Twin Falls
Idaho
Billy
Claude
Batchelor
Lincoln County Garage
T. T. Paley
G. B
Kemmerer Thie
California
Hilson
Salt Lake Zhie Opera Oon Ee
Ivan
Coboville
Queener
Koud
Ounty Phyaician
Rao
Nis Tablese
Eameserlain
Hamilton Waltham Watches
J. F. Fitzpatioge Jewtlen Aim Optama
Dauicil
Town Hall
The
Camere
Chas, L. McKay
Rippered
Galmon
Finnan Haddie
Praith
Kemmebrer Wyoming
Children's Co
W. i Pitt
Bortio
Diamondville
Oscar Beck
Will
Eld
Lows
Pull
Nelce Ellen
Cumber
WM. E
PITT
Poe
Dee
Frei Pel
Frankie
Big Piney
Appleton City
Moesare,Sullivan and Bickley
County
Swat Pool Hall
Elk Hotel
Bryant E. Stock
Misa Tena Sneddon
Coke
Cosi
Seam Curtis
al Gardiner
Salt Lake City
Point of Rocks
Wm. Woods
San Francisco
Stephenville
Tez
Roar Ce Designa
Oo Bo Tee
Om Gret
Louis the Womans Guild
Guild Hall
R. A. Mason
Jennie Hocker
Whitten & Davis
Mangerite Clark
Edward Atele
Helen R. R. Berks
Elaine
Blyth-Vargo-Hawkins Co
Wre
I. Serkin Kemmerer
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