From Dawn to Twilight Concert Receives Warm Applause
The event featured Emma Hunter in Mary of Argyle and a male quartet led by Raymond Corra performing Little Jack Horner and more. Joe Pelligrini and Mrs. Ed Barrett sang richly with Mrs. Barrett's contralto and Pelligrini's tenor highlighting several pieces. The recital closed with Misere from Il Trovatore, praised for its duet by Pelligrini and Barrett. The Zillar orchestra and Corra provided notable variation, as the Ziller family solidified its local reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hunter
Mary of Argyle
Joe Pelligrini
Ed Barrett
Zillar Orchestra
Raymond Corra
Ziller
Barcarole
P. J. Quealy
Ed Barret
Verdi
Edward Barret
Sage Notes and Local Travel Shifts in Sage Area
Sage notes report three carloads of calves shipped to South Omaha last week. Nellie Keen and Ruby Keen shopped in Kemmerer on Saturday. Jack Heaton visited Sage Monday and noted heavy snowfall coming. Mrs. B. J. Pate visits Salt Lake City this week. Harry Krapp visited Sage Friday to buy hides. H. S. Thompson hauled ties Sunday. John Julian returned from a Bear River trapping trip with a skunk, two muskrat and a coyote hide. Chas O Bannon of Cokeville visited Sage and toed out his sheep to South Omaha samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Spencer
South Omaha
Nellie Keen
Ruby Keen
Kemmerer
Jack Heaton
Sage
B. J. Pate
Salt Lake City
Harry Krapp
H. S. Thompson
John Julian
Bear River
Chas, O'Bannon
Cokeville
Contest for Land in Star Valley Heads to Federal Hearing
The Jenkins brothers seek title to two adjoining homesteads in Star Valley after a history of contested rights with Kirkbride and Lewis. Despite $3000 in improvements, the Jenkinses filed again to protect their claim as successors failed to meet federal residence requirements. Attorney R R Rose will represent them before U S Commissioner Humphrey of Thayne. J F Jenkins serves as Star Valley's county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Valley
J. F
L. J. Jenkins
Jenkins‘es
Kirkbride
Lewis
Jenkins Boys
Kirkbride and
Likewine
Jenkins Brothers
R. R. Rose
Aston
U. S
Humphrey of
Thayne
J. F. Jenkins
Kemmerer High Loses to Montpelier in 37 16 Contest
Kemmerer High School traveled to Montpelier and fell 37 to 16 in the second league game. Despite scrappy play against taller rivals, Kemmerer struggled on the larger floor as the Montpelier team dominated. The traveling squad included Chirles Sneddon William Sneddon George Exston Fred Pfeifer James Mack Robert Cameron Coach Gibbons and Principal E H Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Montpelier
Chirles Sneddon
William Sneddon
George Exston
Fred Pfeifer
James Mack
Robert Cameron
Gibbons
Princicipal
E. H. Davis
Grandm a Dean Dies After Long Illness at 98
Mrs. Samuel Dean known as Grandma Dean died at her son's home just after meals on a Wednesday. Born October 12 1818 in Picket Line New York she was 94. She married Paul Pixley at 22 and had two sons William and Charles. After his death she wed Samuel Dean and they ran a grocery then moved to the Pixley ranch near Cokeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dean
Grandma Dean
Mr. Dean
Charles Pixley
Pixley
Mr. Pixley
Picket Line
N. Y
Cokeville
Dean
Pisley
Mart Dean
New York
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Louis B. Weatholder
Evanston and
Rock Springs
Wyomanr
Metzpatrick
C. A. Christmas
Diamondville Agenta
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agents
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agente
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Xmas
L. B. Westholder
Florist
Evanston
John Griff
Johnny
Sage Notes
Sunkist
Blyth-Pargo-Horkins
Union Mercantile
Frontier Supply
Frontier
Matt Aimo Diamondville
Palace Meat
Mawait
Diamondville Opal Mercantile Company
Opal
A. Molinar
Star Valley Tract
Idaho Town
James Vicars
Bert Carollo
Bennie Bell
Sam Ross
Fred Jones
Paris
The
Union Mercantile Go
Des
Son
Mre
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Brown
Mt Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Paul
Americas
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Milan
Genoa
San Salvador
China
Philadelphia Ledger
John Walters
jWyo
Chalmers
Prices Feek
Detroit
Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
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