Small Town Gossip Flows in Longwinded Jests and Local Picks
Elmer Pink jokes about refless for or knowns of a lineman at a wire telegraph company while a seven column paper buzzes. Old Cap Whipple grows socialist. The Ladies Quartette seeks engagements and Hank Tummus is mocked for wife beating. Ben Binks eyeing New York fall styles. Anse Milliker installs burglar-proof screen. Barbers offer ad sham poos. local hat fashion faded long ago. Grandpa Bibbina finds mice in whiskers. Rarswood Corner Gee Club ready to sing to defeat candidates. a bid for volunteers fails except marrieds. Frisby accepts thor to lecture. Curtle’s jeweler sees holiday goods. 100 head Jamba sheep to sell. stock seen 4 miles south of Cokeville.
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Elmer
Pink
Thie
Hev
Hudmut
Dinger
Hank Tummus
Ben Binks
New York
Anse Milliker
Edvertiain
Hank Teeter
Hank
Rarswood Corner Gee Club
Hen Binks
Wide-awaken Hose Company
T. el Fueee Frisby
Alps
Italy
Thor. I Walker
Amon Butt
Curtle
Pocatello Hosts Major National Wool Growers Show
The midwinter sheep show at Pocatello as part of the National Wool Growers Convention runs January 14 to 16. The event promises the largest in history with over 400 thoroughbreds entered and around 6,600 wool growers expected to attend. Auction notices list Leghorn and Broad Breasted birds for sale by A L Creed of Fossil Wyoming.
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Theregon Short Line Railroad
Hae
Pocatello
Bids Sought for Removal of L D 8 Meeting House
Bishop John Stevenson of Diamond Ville Wyoming calls for sealed bids by December 15 to remove and relocate the L D 8 meeting house to the foot of the hill near the stairs. Each bid must include a certified check for 20 percent and commitment to complete the contract. The bishopric may reject any bid. Ben Bell, Clerk.
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John Stevenson
Diamondville
Wyo
L. D
Ben Bell
Notice For Publication in Land Claim, Evanston Wy
Notice announces TOREPH FULLER of Cokeville Wyoming filed October 12 for a land claim in T9N R9W and intends to prove up title before Waugh Hufford County Commissioner at Cokeville on December 6. Names James L. Tine, Daniel C. Haeson, William Brown of Cokeville as witnesses. Thomas V. Davis, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyoming
Toreph Fuller
Cokeville
Wyo
Waugh Hufford
Cokevil
Jiasona
Jiasona. Heke James L. Tine
Daniel C. Haeson
William * Brown
Voltae
tHomas V. Davis
Register
Consolidated Notice for Publication in Cokeville Wyoming
A consolidated land notice from Evanston Wyoming references Charles Dudley and others filing a claim to establish land ownership in Cokeville. W. Allen, densen, William all of Converse County, and Michael Yoamans of Afton appear as claimants. The notice lists dates in December and witnesses from Wyoming, detailing proof and occupancy proceedings before the county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omee
Evanston
Wyo
Soto
Reyven
Charles
Dudley Ho
Bertil
Cokeihe
Ax Willoaser
Falas W. Allen
Densen
William
Coesilie
Wye
Michael Yoamans
Afton
Notice For Publication Ur Lan Omi Evanaton Wyoming
Notice is given that Opal Wyoming appears to be a defendant in a publication notice. The document references a commission, a meeting at Kammerer Wyoming, and a date on the ith day of December.
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Kammerer
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Louis
Paris
Portland
Elk Rooming House
JB Zeigher
Kemmerer, Wyo
First National Bank of
Quenty
Kemmerer
Phos. Sneddon
Frank Pfeiffer
Cashier
Arthur Robinson
United States
Europe
the Occidental Saloon
Benjamin Hammond
Abetes Uhtskay
Reek O
T. Lambert
Pea
Rae
Ase
Fontonatin
Brand
U. K
Spe
Tréen
Basswood Bugle
William Tibbitta
Cleveland
Frank May
Evanaion
San i Fo Puane
Malia
Torough
Joseph H. Smith
Thomas V. Davin
Uinta
Ipare
R.C. Te
Leghorn
A. L. Creed
Fossil
Prouf
Wilttan
Michelister
America
Lipper Green River Valley
Green River
Lito
Wscond da
Kemmerer-Pinedale Stage Company
The
Saddlery Co
Main Street
Geo
A. LeVan
Mgr
J. F. Jarzey
F. G. Kennie
John Paananen
Iarael
Merman M, Jacobs
Uinta Hide and Fur Company
Kemmeter
Emporium
Fo San
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