Idaho Extends Live Stock Rabies Quarantine Proclamation
Governor Hows extends an absolute quarantine on dogs and exposed livestock across Idaho counties including Renith, Jackson, Teton, Westona, and Cheney. Sheriff J R McMinn reports printed dodgers to spread awareness as deputies may shoot unmunzzled dogs to prevent rabies, following Driggs report of prevalence and a Wyomin conference request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. French
Ty County
Idaho
Renith
Jackson
Teton
Westona
Cheney
J. R McMinn
Driggs
Wyoming
John 8. Kendrick
Houz
Removal Of Kidney From Fronteir Man At Lincoln County Hospital
Fronteir resident Joan Cameron underwent a serious operation at Lincoln County Mineral hospital in which one kidney was removed after long kidney trouble. Despite warnings, he chose the risky procedure over continued illness. Early reports show a fair chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Cameron
Fronteir
Lincoln County Mineral Hospital
Cameron
Insanity Adjudged in Kemmerer Jury Trial
Mee Ligele Merritt, committed to the asylum in Evanston, was declared insane by a six person jury Friday in Kemmerer. She has nine children and a husband in Hedford. The husband, a respected Star Valley citizen, now cares for the children. Mrs Gardiner of Afton transported the indefinite woman to Kemmerer from Afion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Ligele Merritt
Medford Star Valley
Kemmerer
Neane Naylim
Evanston
Nilne
Hedford
Star Valley
Gardiner
Afton
Humerick Baby Dies in This City
The nine month old child of Mr and Mrs Pred Humerick died suddenly last Wednesday afternoon at Marquis hospital after a teething caused stomach ailment. Services were held Friday at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev E F Claver in charge. Interment followed at Kemmerer cemetery. Mr and Mrs Palmer of Idaho, the child's maternal grandparents, attended the funeral. The parents were greatly attached to their little one, with many noting the tender bond in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee Humerick
Iasane
Mra
Pred Humerick
Marquis Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fev. E. F. Claver
Edward
Hotel Granger Opens With Grand Western Wyoming Debut
The Hotel Granger formally opened for business on a Saturday night the 24th with a large dance. The new hotel features steam heat electricity and bath. Plan to stop at The Granger when in Junction City. Stinsen Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Wyoming
Bath
Junction City
Stinsen & Hill
Home Demonstrator Mrs Winters Visits Kemmerer Area
County home demonstrator Mrs Winters with headquarters at Afton travels through Kemmerer on a tour to Green River Valley. She will demonstrate home care of the sick and first aid bandaging to Big Piney ladies, Sage on Saturday at 2, December 8. In Diamondville December 10 at 2:30, and Kemmerer is planned. meetings invite all women to bring pencils and notebooks for what promises to be interesting sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Afton
Kemmerer
Green Hiver Valley
Ladies of
Big Piney
Ee of Sage
Diamondville
Maggie F. Nicholson
Lincoln County
Jackson Hole
F. C. Hemphill
Jackson Valley
Jackson
Jackson High School
Oriental Xmas cantare at New Kemmerer Theatre
A December 1 program at the New Kemmerer Theatre presents an Oriental Xmas cantare in two acts by about one hundred Kemmerer grade school pupils. Features include American and Japanese character parts, student actors, and musical numbers with Miss Bolin providing music and Mary Ziller on violin. Admission is 25 cents with acts and interludes by Rosenstein Choruses and lantern bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
New Kemmerer Theatre
Kenneth Symes
Cornelia Christmas
Virginia Davis
Broom Buck Fatrles Dong Dong
Jack Reed Ding Dine
Jing Jing
Rosenstein
Miss Bolin
Mary Ziller
Steers Net Big Return in Omaha Shipment
Dan Budi disposed of two head of steers among other stock in Omaha, bringing a remarkable return of 495 dollars. The steers weighed about contaa pounds, marking the highest price heard for stock from this section. The shipment with Dodd's rattie included 42 ears representing stock owned by Elmer Rathbun, Fred Beck, Gene Noble, Chet Chrisman, James Chrisman, Weary Budd, John Budd, and Harry Munn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Budi
Omaha
Contaa Pound
Dodd
Elmer Rathbun
Fred Beck
Gene Noble
Chet Chrisman
James Chrisman
Weary Budd
John Budd
Harry Munn
KH S Notes From Frontier School News Brief
The KH SI notes report Marence Simpson out ill after Thanksgiving, Frontier School closed due to town sickness, and Mr. Gibbs planning to select the Ko 8 basketball team this week. PredKurte of KH 8 affected by an operation, Olson absent after vacation, and uncertainty around his condition. The Literary Club hosted a program with Dorothy Flanner Barbara VanOrff and two piano solos. A dog owned by Charles Christman was poisoned by unknown parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PredKurte
Dorothy Flanner
Barbara VanOrff
Charles Christman
Winter bridge project begins below big Jackson bridge
Charles Fox and crew start the winter bridge across Snake River just below the main Jackson bridge on the 26th, essential for Jackson Valley residents as river access tightens in cold weather. Roy Van Vieck plans move to a new Jackson Mercantile store building, seen as a town credit. Cattle feeders cope with hay shortages as some head to Vietor Idaho for shipping. Moran Loder and Tr. Moff undergo hospital updates. updates on Frances Tanner and Paul Jamison hunting success and local weather. Some local residents contemplate snow expectations and ongoing school improvements led by Maggie Nicholson and Prof. Hempill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fox
Snake River
Jackson Valley
Roy van Vieck
Jackson Mercantile Company
Roy
Jackson
County raises share of national YMCA fund drive
BE I Smith, county treasurer for the campaign committee, reports the county’s share of the 10 million dollars raised nationally. The county quota was about 2800 dollars, with 20255 raised across Kemmerer Glencairn Diamondville Big Piney Sage Cokeville Jackson Fosall Cumberland Komtorer and others. In other news, Charlee Christmas of this city is named to the educational committee for the next State Druggists association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. I. Smith
Big Y.M. CG
Lincin County
Treasunrer
Kemmerer Glencae
Diamondville
Big Piney
Sage
Cokeville
Jackson
Fosall
Conroy
Cumberland
Komtorer
We Druggist Publication
Charlee Christmas
State Druggists’ Association
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Liscoln
Humerick
Dagan
Santa Cleon
Japan
Bobbie
Pie Joe Sawaya
Priscilla
Frances Mack
Theresa Mack
Renee Jadot
Red Lantern
The
Lantern Bearers
Big Returns
Kk. H. S
Fred Kurtz and
Haniel Bergausst
Marence Simpson
Frontier School
Clbbon
Fie Olson
Kemmerer Brokerage CO
Pichrs
Whoa. Bnanddon
Hrandon
Atoluf Tepson
Bochelary
COMER
Teonaurer
WM. Monay
M. Turner
Tor Hookeh
Santa Claus
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Company
Vietor
D. Sheffietd
Morat
Wro
Moran Loder
Tomph
St John's Hospital
Tr. Moff
Ree
Tite Simpson
Crystal Creek
Lydia
Frances Tanner
Frank Tanner
St. John's Hespital
Paul Jamison
Plymouth
California
Fred Hoener
Jim Simpson
Sargeant
Claude F. Simpau
France
Jim
Bernice Newlin
Jackson Drug Company
W. P. Redmond
Claude D. Simpson
P. A
Co. M
Wyoming National Guard
116Th
Camp Mills
Hemstead
N. Y
Hoskins
A. Vance
Whitehouse Cafe
Movers
H, Jadot
Kemmerer Hide & Fur Co
Harry Krupp
Whiston’s Confectionery
Alerrys Ghrisiinay
West
Kemmerer Troy Laundry
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