Wool and Coyote Pelts Demand Boosts Trade
The article notes a large wool clip of about 40 000 pounds by Chicago Hide Pot and Wool House and a Natrona Natrona county count of wool being moved. Quins clip reached about 35 000 pounds bought last Wednesday. Terens bought nearly three quarters of a million pounds of wool this season. Three thousand coyote hides shipped by express from the Chicago Hide Pur and Wool House with a rush rail order from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Williams
Chicago
Niobrara County
Natrona County
Thoes
New York
Miss Embree Visits Miss Hallie Embree in Los Angeles
Miss Embree of Los Angeles arrived Friday for a two to three month visit staying with Miss Hallie Embree. She has spent years in missionary work including seven years in South America, returned five years ago, took a rest year, and has since continued coastal missions for four years awaiting a new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Embree
Los Angeles
Miss Embree
South America
Gorton Family Arrival Delays Philippine Assignment
Going to Philippines Mr and Mrs Glen Gorton arrived last week from amamat to upend the holidays with Mrs Gorton's mother Frontier Mrs O Simmons and her brother and sister Jay and Elle Simmons Mr Gorton connected with the medical department of the semy and is now on detail to the Philippine islands It may be to a paint in Chins Mrs Gorton will remain here for a couple months before joining her husband who is not sure of his location until he arrives there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Gorton
Amamat
Belmont Will Not Close Says Grif Remains In Kemmerer
John Grif reportedly plans to leave Belmont saloon in Kemmerer for Idaho ranching but now stays in Kemmerer. Initial reports claimed a sale or rent of property, but the deal fell through and he remains in business locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grif
Belmont
Kemmerer
Idaho
Public Stenographer Leah Jeffers Plans Return to Office
Stenographer Leah Jeffers announces she will return to her office in the Hotel Kemmerer after the first of the year to resume duties as a public stenographer. Her ailing mother may be moved to a sanitarium in Denver soon for better care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Leah Jeffers
T Hotel Kemmerer
Denver
The Clerks Hold A Splendid Crowd Oir Dance
The Clerks hosted a lively dance last Friday night in Kemmerer as the Married Folk club boosts social life. The hall glowed with Christmas decor and evergreen accents while most attendees enjoyed themselves and hoped for many more annual balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folka Club
Kemmerer
Nike
Japanese Mother Dead After Gasoline Fire Accident
In Sublet a Japanese wife and mother died from burns after an explosion when she lit a fire using a can believed to hold kerosene but containing gasoline. The interior of the home burned. she died at the hospital hours later. She leaves a husband and two infants aged about 3 and 5 months. Mr Bukemori had returned from Japan two years earlier and was well regarded among the camp residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet
Bukemori
Japan
Free dance supports new amusement ball at Star Valley
The Friday event hosted by the Bishop drew a good crowd to help log removal efforts. Ice cream sales during the dance raised a sizable sum for the project, with the M I 4s among the notable beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Western flour sacks at St. Anthony oat yard
Local grain outlet advertises Hest Western flour and sack oats at St. Anthony. Prices and exact quantities not fully legible but promotion highlights bulk sacks for farmers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
Cough Medicine for Children Receives Endorsement
Mrs. tugs Cook of Garbutt New York recalls treating two children with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy during a cold period about ten years ago. She reports satisfactory relief and recommends the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugs Cook
Scottagilie
N. C
Ove
Garbutt
N. Y
Chamberlain
Coming Events and Local Social Notes
A list of dances and social events scheduled around year end and early January at Frontier air Lyceum and Union Misteian's theater. Local residents John Mischier Joe Piz Alfred Russell and others are noted among visits illnesses and family gatherings in Cokeville Rock Springs and Kemmerer.
Local Notes and Holiday Travel From Evanston to Diamondville
Fragments record a slip and sprain of Mra Jon Motto's ankle after a coal carrying incident. Visitors include Mr and Mrs F H Chapin and Mr and Mrs Thomas Sinadden of Diamondville in Denver for holidays. Eddie Brown plans Christmas with relatives and works in Park City. Reports from Coksville say Ben Smalley is returning home sick with rheumatism. Vernon Butters of the telephone company visited Morgan Utah over Christmas and heads to Kemmarer Monday. Mr and Mrs C B Kelley return from a coast visit. Kathly and children stay on at Gear. Tom Jones travels toward Yale with travel and fishing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brown
Mr. Denn
Park City
Evanston
Vernon Butters
The
Telephone Company
Morgan
Utah
Kemmarer
Calendar Calendar Men Shippers Offer Low Prices and Samples
The Calendar season promises a chance to order after reviewing samples. The Calendar man returns with lines from eastern houses and customers may approve later if shipment is authorized. The Camera offers a full line at reduced costs, prints cards in any type, ink color, embossing or engraving, and urges look over samples to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnck
Han Ben Lara
Profi
Visitors and Holidays Across Kemmerer in December
Local residents from Cokeville Rigby and beyond visited Kemmerer during the holidays. Many traveled to spend Christmas with family while others returned from trips to Lava Hot Springs Montpelier and Cumberland. Community events include a Fireman's dance and school notices as well as medical and municipal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Montpelier
Kemmerer
Jim
Steve Bartek Returns From Ranch With Snow Report
Steve Bartek came from his ranch at Rock Creek above Fossil on Christmas day and found about 18 inches of snow along the route. He faced packout difficulties but reached town to learn heavier snowfall later that afternoon. He notes the mountains now have nearly as much snow as at the peak of last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bartek
Rock Creek
Fossil
Steve
Local News Notes from Rock Springs Area
The Camera reports on residents and business moves in Kemmerer and Rock Springs. Hookstead returns after illness and may resume duties. W. S. Banks visits Kemmerer and notes good local conditions with little snow. Fred Chapin buys Midwest Salt Co. shares. Benedetto Allegretto candy offered at City Drugstore. A. Luman family visits their Daniel ranch and plans holiday time in Rock Springs, with sons Richard and Robert joining from Salt Lake and Omaha trip for Mrs. Luman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Walt Feather Ranch
Kemmerer
A. Luman
Daniel
Rock Springs
Richard
Robert
Salt Lake
Town Officials Gather for Monthly Town Hall Meeting
Town officers including C H Hibbs Dighton A J Hogan and Dun Willard Bell Town Clerk meet monthly at the Town Hall on the first Monday at 7 p.m. John Mason serves as Alvin Anderson Police Justice Attorney Treasurer.
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Chandler Chalmers
Ford
Lincoln County Garage
Pratt Wilson
Hepartee
Gerage
Kemmerer Go
Douglas
Einterprian
Philippines
Union Mercantilanion
Star Valley Independent
Wat Lyceum Theatre
Dan
Chas.e. & Black
Dixie Minstrels
Glen
Emporien
Knighte
Pythine Dance
Frontier Air
John Mischier
Cokeville Ranch
Joe Piz
Alfred Russeld
Mra
J. R. McMinn
H. Hi. Moyer
Angelo
Cokeville
John Rissi
Ed Lilligrose
Emil
Rodger LaChapelle
Mien Fio LaChapelle
Mra. C. M. Whitney
Chas, L. McKay
Kemmerer Wyoming
Jon
F. H. Chapin
Thomas Sinadden
Diamondville
Tom Jones
Bowie
Am Wey
O. BL
Yale
H. Buddendick
Lot Haley
Rigby, Idaho
Margaret Christmas
Bad Lake
Marshall
Reynolds
Matthews
N. W. Reynolds
Mine Slyvia Myers
Kemerer
C. A. Hawley
E. B. Treat
Cheyenne
Unk Pacific Coal Co
Cumberland
Rouche and
Collins
T. L. Stewart
Wm. Hendrickson
Big Piney
Hoskins
Mrs
Ben Bagnell
Mra. Hagnell
Mra. J. M. Paddies
F. T. Hansen
Tooele, Utah
Sherif Hansen
Chas. Gove
Wyoming
W. C. Cannington
Maggie F. Nicholson
John Cannington
Charley Lancaster
Bart Hamilton
Hart
D. J. Brows
David
Salt Lake City
Opal
Sam Ross le
Dell
Las Maneye
Louie Eastor
Leda Andras
Kayeville
Cane
Lal
Evension Press
Henry Young
Lave Hot Springs
Eid
W. BE. Garwin
Gash Byres
Anakes Wits
Oscar Charleston
Sadie Levine
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
H. A. Lewis
Gove
Monroe
Dr. Roe
Ilinois
C.D. Stafford
Sublet and
No. 6
J. K. Burch Ente
Ethel Pease
Mesara
Olaf Jefson
James Astbury
Kammerer Market
M. W. Peterson
Bloomington
George W. Tanner
Frank Beckstead
Mildred
Green River
E.R. Beckstead
Robert Hanna
Mamie Thomas
Butte
Mont
Mr. Hann
Justice of the Peace
Carnahan
J. W. Sammon
Peter Heck
Ogden
W. R. Hocker
Will Bushey
Tony Swenson
H. E. Christmas
Gua Larson
John Bellis
Julian
Cal
Wyt
Curtis
Bob
Monda
J.B. Burch
Kommerer
Sd A. le Busgoam
Diawondville
Thermopolis
Pridey Atent
Mahseige
Rip Solietzas
Mother
C. D. Biliott
Devin
Mr. Strom
Blear
Masons
Whitten & Davis
Helen
Eerio
Wallace Edinger
K. Ft
Hookstead
Fred Chapin
Midwest Salt Co
Benedetto—Allegreto Co
City Drugstore
John Griff
Kemmerer, Wyo
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