Railroad Doings Lee Payne Breaks Leg in Desert Accident
The L D S hospital report details Lee Payne, wintering with his sheep north of the Sandies, breaking his leg when his horse fell while chasing coyotes. Dr Deuel summited from Kemmerer to Opal, then to the Slate Creek camp, treated the fracture, and Payne was transported to Salt Lake City for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Howard
Fontenelle
Lee Payne
Sandies
Deusl
Deuel
Opal
Case Ranch
Slate Creek
Payne
Illness Rumors Shuffle Through Local Notices
The message notes J F Jarzey leaving for Chicago after a tele gram about Mr Jarzey’s serious illness and mentions Mrs Jarzey’s weeks long hospital stay. A volunteer fire society ball planned for January 4 1910 faces ticket and timing arrangements with no tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jarzey
Mr. Jarzey
Chicago
Kenmerer Goeri
Community entertainment and holiday events in Cokerville
The Cokerville program featured student skits with nation costumes, followed by nuts and candy for children. Teachers Miss Bartleson and Miss Allender praised. thanks to organizers and local ladies for the tree. A large crowd later attended a Christmas Eve show and dance, with residents traveling for visits and weather noting deep snow and cold affecting sheep regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Bartleson
Allender
Elk Coming Out From Mountains Into Valleys
Unusual snow conditions in the Green River headwaters show elk moving from high mountains toward winter pastures in valleys. Reports note a herd of about two hundred crossing the East Fork toward the desert winter range and arousing concern about feeding and survival. A bull tangled in a telephone wire near Cora caused a brief mishap while stampinged through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
East Fork
New York Lake
Wuck Creek
Pinedale
Cora
Annual meeting of the Viney Live Stock association at Big Piney
The meeting covered cattlemen concerns in the upper Green River valley with little grievance on Natural Forests issues. Debate focused on partitioning the prewar cutover near Green River lakes to elk winter range, with stockmen opposing reduced range and waste. Also notes a Christmas Eve entertainment by Sublet families with well-drilled children and gift distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondan
Big Piney
Green River Valley
Cutie
Green River Lakes
Boxing Contest Promises Wyoming Title Bout
Peanut St. Clair from Salt Lake City and Kid Soulaby of Rock Springs meet as bantamweight contenders weighing in at 115 pounds. They contend for the Wyoming championship with a 680 stake and a 75 purse to the winner. Marquis of Queensbury rules will apply and Bounce gloves used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bille
Cocer
Kaemmerer
Marquis of Queensferry
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Lerpo Cou
Bes
First National Bank
Kemmerer
Blyth
Farge-Heekins
Hank
Ailroad
Les
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Laho Division
W. HM. Jones
Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Idaho
W. Hi, Jones
Supt
Nampa Diatrict
Tim Donovan
Patrick Hrenhan
Foreman
Granger
Pocatello
Ring
Montana
Diamondville
W. P. Stewart
E. Halbert
C.J. Husted
E. M. Jacobe
W. S.barer
Ax ‘Intent Supte
KM. A
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Sup
K Brooks
Brook
R. N. Stockslager
Setrike
P.M. Archer
Aust
Tendent
C. J. Husted
Geo
Hound House Forman Lambert
F. P. Bourne
Montpelier
Mr. Bourse
TREO
Sirans
Kommeier Satur
Mest. Growers Coa
T Morse Patis
Phos
Cokeville
Lige Christensen
Logan
Utah
K.P. Parry
Coegriff Bros
Huck Hiver
Tim Kinney
Salt Lake City
Portland
Vera Roberts
Preston
Harry Nichols
Warket
Jessie Rawmore
Billy
Red Desert
Supi
F. L. Meany
weCarty
Uvcoluge Meeting
Big Piney Live Stock Association
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