Clark-Deloney marriage noted with local standard prose
The Clark Deloney wedding story recounts Bartle Clark and Frances DeJoney wedding plans amid chaotic events. Guests included family members from Deloney and Clarke households while the ceremony faced delays due to late arrivals. The bride wore white and looked charming as dignified prose preserves the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartle Clark
Clarke
Cora
Clark
Alice
Witwon
Jackson
Mies
Frances de Joney
Mr. Dejoney
Robert Emmett
Chua
Deloney
Iar
Mm Will Deloney
Hyrum Deloney
Ott Lunbeck
Canova Deloney
Leer Arbindster
Neilay
C. Hawley
School Trustees Receive Requests for Summer Scholarships
Tam in receipt of a number of apr as from teachers desiring sum mer schonla and will begin to corres wnil wt our traatess who are in Feed of teachers Magan FN LON County Suparintendent. Thursday is Pink at the Rem rievement Market. Coupe beee Come early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magan
Lon
Wolves Multiply in Wyoming Valley as Ranchers Pressure Hunt
Forest Ranger J Barstow reports severe winter conditions in the Green River valley, with wild wolves expanding in number. Livestock losses rise while traps and hunters struggle to curb the pack, as wolves breed rapidly and roam across Big Piney Pinedale Kemmerer and surrounding ranges. Ben Welch of Sur Valley plans to join Wolf hunter efforts, staying into the late season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Ranger
J. Barstow
Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Big Piney
Pinedale
Pager
Lessy
Thruthair
Ben Welch
Sur ‘Alley
Steam Heating Contract At City Drug Store and Lyceum Block
Mrs Sullivan and Pitt hold the contract to install steam heating plants in the City Drug Store and in the Lyceum Opera House block. Work includes piping within the opera house and the Golden Hale store space and the Lyceum saloon. Completion is required within 80 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewrs
Sullivan & Pitt
City Drug Store
Lyceum Opera House
Opera Home
Golden Hale
Lyceum
Wyoming Elects Senator for Fifth Time by Narrow Margin
The Wyoming Legislature elected a U S Senate member Tuesday by eight votes to a forty five to thirty seven split. The Democratic nominee John B Keedrick garnered thirty seven votes while Senator Warren will begin his next term March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States
John B. Keedrick
Warren
Senate
Father J A Duffy Named Bishop for New Western See
The Cheyenne Tribune notes the appointment of Father J A Duffy rector of St Marys church as Bishop. The new see forms the western territory under the pope, and Duffy will soon assume duties after arriving at the bishopric. Born in St Paul Minn in 1871 he studied at Minneapolis orphanage and St Thomas seminary. His early posts included Minneapolis and St Anns at Sear Minnesota before serving at Kenmore and St Patricks. His experience and character are seen as assets for guiding the church in his latest role.
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J. A. Duffy
Cheyenne Tribune
Pathor Jame
St. Mary's Church
Tine
Ieee
Belops
Earney
Father Duffy
United States
St. Paul, Minn
Nn Cce
Hinling
Sisters of St. Joseph
Minneapolis
St. Thompe Cument. Paul
St. Paul Seminary
Father Dutly
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Ann's Church
the Sear
Minnesota
Kenmerer
St. Patrick's Church
Mrs Bort Pellegrini Dies in Kammerer Funeral
Mrs Bort Pellegrini died in Kammerer after a pneumonia illness. Her husband Joe Pellegrini and family attended the Catholic church funeral. She left a husband and two young children and was 40 years old. The Pellegrinis had been in Rock Springs for the funeral of Bert Pellegrini.
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Joe Pellegrini
Rock Springs
Bert Pellegrini
Aee
Kemmerer
Iest
Eaty Ie Bil Uh
Mia Pellegrini
Kammerer Alent
Sue
Lost Hay Fire Blights Rail Basin Region
A report notes lost hay by fire involving Lige Christensen near Cokeville and referencing prior operations in Omaha. The account mentions notoriety from early season events and a shipment plan tied to Higues Nook, with uncertain details about timing and destination.
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Lige Christensen
Cokeville
Basin
Omaha
Lago
Larne
Higues Nook
Railroad double tracking progress and delays amid winter
Winter weather slows grading camps along the Short Line as double track work reaches about half completion. Estimated finish pushed to August with key segments from Granger to Pocatello likely for next year. Officials cite heavy westbound freight and coal traffic as reasons for delaying further expansion.
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C. J
Granger
Pocatello
West End
Kemmerer
McCummon
Jawa
Dingle
Pescadero
Lisf
Husted
Land patent issued to Perry Headrick under desert claim
Perry Headrick located a desert land claim south of Cokevilla and has received patent for 170 of 200 acres after survey. the phosphate reserve near the parcel leaves 30 acres unresolved but with no nearby phosphate, the land should be titled eventually. The situation echoes issues faced by other Western Wyoming ranchers awaiting final proof and patents held up by phosphate surveys, though government plans to end ongoing doubts seem to be in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Headrick
Cokevilla
Wyoming
Fifth Friday entertainment supper by Lincoln Eastern Star
Ladies of Lincoln Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held an entertainment and supper last week. The event featured a program with music and dancing at the hall.
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Ladice of Lincoln Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Electrician seeks daytime power demand in Kemmerer
Ed Harris of Pron tler Supply Co plans a daytime electricity canvas in Kemmerer to gauge how many residents can use power for cooking heating and ironing. He asks locals willing to use daytime electricity to call or sign up. The town's broader political notes discuss county seat debates between Big Piney and Pinedale and potential county realignments in western Fremont.
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Ed Harris
Prontler Supply Co
Kemmerer
Harris
Jacob Makinen Dies in Frontier Community
Jacob Makinen of Frontier died January 25 1918 after a coal fall at No A mine Frontier. Born in Finland March 1 1803 he lived 23 years in America leaving a wife and three children. Funeral from Frontier home Tuesday drew large attendance with Rev Pierson and Jacob Zambia speaking Finnish. Burial followed at Kemmerer cemetery with escort by a band. He was a Minera union member prominent in labor circles.
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Jacob Makinen
Frontier
Back Springs
No. A
Pierson
Kemmerer
Jacob Zambia
Finland
America
Minera Union
Everley Appointed Foreman on Opal Ranch in Texas
J T Everley returns from a Texas orange farm visit and takes foremanship for C F Roberson on a ranch near Opal. His fruit farm has prospered during the two year spat and plans to plant oranges next year. He has leased it to a nursery company for five years, with a future release of a Texas wrins at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Everley
Texas
C. F. Roberson
Opal
Back From The Coast Jim Harmison Plans New Home
Jim Harmison returned from Montana and Oregon and plans to start a home at Big Pinoy after selling his Green River ranches last fall. His wife and children, now in Salt Lake, will join him once the house is finished. He deferred a Los Angeles boat trip after finding deep water near Seat-Me and was drawn by a call from his old state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Harminson
Montana
Oregon
Big Pinoy
Old State
Contractor Here Chas Lehmer Visits Marbleton Area
Contractor Chas Lehmer from Big Piney visited his aunt Mrs. A. J. Lehmer at Marbleton during the past week. He is en route to Salt Lake City and possibly Los Angeles for a few weeks vacation. Lehmer holds contracts for several Marbleton houses, including an 8,000 hotel, but work is stalled as materials are not yet available. Subscribe for The Camera.
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Chas, Lehmer
Big Piney
A. J. Lehmer
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Charlie
Marbleton
Jaznong
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Fontenelle
Sweetwater County
Fremont
Kture
Linin
Everley
Kem
Merer Savings Bank & Trust Co
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