Fossil News and Local Arrivals This Week
Friday night January 25 a dance by Aden Packin paugh drew a large crowd from Kemmerer and Montpelier Idaho with music from Kemmerer lasting until Saturday morning. Lillian Trevorrow left Saturday for Hutte Montana. Arthur Peckinpaugh and wife visited Kemmerer on business Monday. Mrs Lawrence Miller bought A Hubble hotel in Fossil. Patricia Vincent had a good week while Dr Marquis was summoned and is recovering. Mrs Burge works at Mossi Hotel for Mrs Fred Snyder. Aden Peckingpaugh and Hd Vincent are working in Sublet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden Packinpaugh
Kemmerer
Mr. Brown
Montpelier
Idaho
Misa Lillian Trevorrow
Hutte
Montana
Arthur Peckinpaugh
Patricia Vincent
Dr Marquis
Egg King and Local Notices Mix in Bedford Area
An Egg King Lee Preston, a Bedford poultry raiser, visited last week to dispose of thirty dozen eggs weekly. Various notices follow about residents travelling, a child’s illness, and a probate matter for T. Stone administrator, with a court date set and a closing of claims within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Preston
Bedford
Dr. Fink
Tahoe
Jr. Cook
Etna
Thos, Simpson
Nurnerville
Star Valley
Auburn
T. Fo
R. OW. Kirkiridee
Pheamonia
Mvain
Kalsht
T. Stone
Roverty
Tom
Diay
Manel
Adam Ul
Upper Country News Details Local Roads and Visitors
Hints of daily life in Upper Country with residents like H. Scott and wife, Luke Waters, Harry Minn, and Austin Richardson. Bridges, cattle, dehorning, oil talk, and dancing at Merna gatherings feature among numerous short notes on travel, visits, farming, road work, and local business across Daniel, Viney, Beaver, Horse Creek, and Piney regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Scott
Daniel Allors
Luke Waters
Veniel
Jewett
AL McNinch
Beaver & Horse Creek
Wwe
Viney
Vega Miller
Bryan Ball
L. W. Sargent
L. K. Querry
Mr. Miller
Mr. Robinson
Fall River Basin
Mr. Querry
Basin
Gene Holt
Ed Morgan
Cora
Daniel
PW. Conwell
Henry Glory Ofi
Frank Chastek
Marna
S Meyers
Kemmerer
Nawheen
Merna
W. E. Boos
Stork
Big Piney
Air
W. F. Kites
Raye
Opal
Montrose
Querry
Baker
Pinedale
Mro
Alis
J. E. Sargent
Harry Caperon
Lewis Binning
Morna
Kunal
Leo Baker
Harry Caperan
Phose
Delirous Monel
Hancer
Fred Cratam
Creek
Enos Canoh
Robert
Rouk Ani
Tianiel
Vist
Mite
Athens
Ehihteen
Helen Srantey
Conwell
Frankie Wilson
Coote
Probie Wilkan
Botinie Tyee
Clu
Banefit
Red Cros
Ao Wo Amit
Hike Piney
Henry Hinn Rane
Core
Charles Martin
Iajaeut
Alain Waeline
Harber
Danieel
Kimere
Hirien
Hanadl
Mies
Juuehel
Mary Cuthein
Salt Lake
Fred
Quic k Eyed News and Events From Number Six
Superintendent Burch visited the school, Red Cross drives and officers, social dances at Sublet, sleighing parties to Kemmer, and local families moving or traveling. Fire destroyed a Jap bunk house earlier in the week as the community reports on health, thrift stamps, and upcoming visits with Mrs Ziegler and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
Jos
Coziah
Cokeville
Coalah
Red Cross
Winsames
Dave Crumble
Roy Bosworth
Otto Ziegler
Number Six
Richards
Colorado
Thelma
Thomas
Subet
Mel Arnison
Wm Thomas
Frank Kynon
Aix
Frontier
Prank Berrier
F Campbell
Utah
A. Ft. Maroon
Real Butcher’s career sparks debate on animal and human slaughter
The report profiles a famed butchery figure linked to wild game trade and large-scale slaughter. It notes a controversial history since 1914, including claims of violent acts toward women and children, drawing debate over his role as a slaughterer and public figure.
For Sale S160 and Farm Properties in Wyoming Territory
Mixed sale notice describes several properties including a fortiny ranch with four rooms, summer kitchen, good well, furniture, and outbuildings. Also offered are a farm with three years tract lease, buildings, cattle, implements, and a homestead with ample water, fruit bearing trees, fencing, and potential cash terms. Prices and precise terms are unclear due to OCR errors.
Death in New York Touches Cokeville People
News from Cokeville reports the death of William Morley’s father in Mt. Vernon New York after an electric shock and pneumonia. Local visits recount Ada Goddard's Kemmerer return and several residents' travels, gatherings, and marriages. A social dance at Hagerty hotel drew about twenty couples with a quartet performance.
Installing Electric Lights at Opal Store by Hert Smalling
Hert Smalling returned from Opal with the task of installing an electric lighting plant in the Opal Sereantile company store, the first such plant in Opal town. Several others consider Delco lighting, while Smalling moves to inspect installations in Idaho and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert Smalling
Opal
Opal Serean- Tile Company
Delco Lighting Arsteem
Atore
Dae & Cadae~ Ny
Examting Dome
Kemmerer 1918 Town Hall meeting moments and actions
Regular council session at Town Hall Kemmerer Wyoming February 4 1918. minutes approved. fire insurance renewed on old Town Hall. Angelo Molinar retail liquor license approved and to county commissioners. Royalty Week proclaimed. Ordinance 10 read second time. cemetery deeds issued to D J Brown and James Morrison. treasurer and police reports noted. several warrants and salaries audited and approved. sidewalk relocation discussed. adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piz
Angelo Molinar
Councilan Hibbs
Brammer
Gordon
D. J. Brown
James Morrison
Couseilman Morrow
Hibbs
Morrrow
Anna Carlsen
C.F. Brady
James P. Rosenberg
J. A. Christmas
Don Garrity
Ivan &. Jones
HH. Embree
Bexton’s
Frank Pfeiffer
Dan Sullivan
Wyth-Fargo-Hosking Co
Kemmerer
Frontier Supply Co
Vow. Comer
Ught Globes
Agate Street
Cedar Avenue
Motioan
Connell Tian Morrow
Crammer
Connell
Pateh Gordon, JR
Randoph resident undergoes appendicitis operation
Sage notes from Fort Wayne report Thackeral of Randolph operated on for appendicitis at Lynch Brothers hospital with Dr Ruyar present. Nearby updates mention travelers to Salt Lake City and Kemmerer, a wreck at Nugget Canyon, and social visits among county residents as local life continues amid winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW. Thackeral
Randolph
Montpelier
Walter Grow Back From Second Voyage to France
Garfield Utah parents Walter and Mrs Grow report their son Walter has returned from a second voyage to France. He was away forty two days aboard a ship in the waters. The vessel was rammed by another boat but the crew kept the ship intact. Only one sailor was lost in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Walter Grow
Garfield
Utah
Walter
France
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Mmerer Agenta— J
Fitzpatrick C. A. Christmas Kemmerer Hdw. & Furn. Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hopkins Co
Kiamondville
Agent— Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agent
Big Piney Mercantile Vo
Cokeridle
Evanston
Fossil News
Lawrence Miller
Purchas A. Hubble Hotel
Fossil
Thayne, Wyo
Kammer Orchestra
Saturday Evening Post
Louis
Evanston and
Rock Springs
Upper Country News
Quealy Newslets
No. Six Schad
Feroama
Minders
Cod
Ternie
Jiu Agres
Borden
J. M. Mott
Agent
Cokeville News
William Morley
Mt. Vernon
New York
Moorley
Moorey
Ada Goddard
Clyde Ray
Fred Barrier
Harrier
Pearl Stersic
Swanson
Diamondville
Linker
Our City
Brown
William Weat
Poratello
Mins
Perry
Smith's Fork
Katw Kehoe
Boomer
Rogers
Gardiner
Salt Lake City
Vallehn Haffard
Lava Hot Springs
Hee
Patrica No 6
LN Wate
Rosoer Stoner
Charles Krave
Official Council
Wyoming
Mor
T-Fame- Sexton's
Robenberg
Swdana
P. Spears
Dan Sullivan II
R. Harrison Sidewall
H. Embree
Sale
Joones
Pal Park and Cemetery Fund
Pal Adeh
Sage Notes
Charles Thompson
Milton Ollser
Salty Lake City
John Rewd
Sheldon Dickson
Jack Heaton
Thurad&y
Harry Julian
Beckwith
Everning
Missen Maurie Banton
Lise Williama
Menarn
Ed Williams
Prod Beneutt
Leonard Oliver
Chet Williams
Mise Blanche Spencer
von Hippnner
Amy Harria
Orein Wintore
Luineolo County
Wood OF & Development
Fowail
Wella
Ctdaboming
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Powder River Junction
Casner
Prion
Im Brokerage Co “Ground
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