Diamondville News Highlights Local Events And Accidents
The Diamondville News reports on local news including newsman J H Sayer handling publication affairs, trips by Fred Sellman, and Ella Mason joining the public schools. It notes a lecture by Apostle Taylor, Epworth League meeting, social remarks from Mrs. Griffiths, family travels to Utah, a runaway wagon near the electric plant, and a deadly horse injury. Also mentions drug store services, Woodmen masquerade finances, a Valentine box, and a fatal dairy horse accident. A public land notice and a notice for publication with witnesses and claimants follow, plus local job ads and printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. B. Church
Mission Hall
Thast Mann
E. J. Griffiths
Glencoe
Thos
Sneddon
Cecilia
Elizabeth
Ruth
Utah
Park City
Salt Lake
Ogden
W. J. Gamble
Electric Light
Deve Griffiths
Mr. Gamble
Spring Valley official business and social notes in Cumberland News
Cumberland News reports Lee J Droubay in Spring Valley on official business, John Ward and wife en route from Cumberland to Evans ton for a Salt Lake visit, and J W Saxman of Salt Lake Candy Co. visiting Tuesday. Panse Circle hosts Woodmen lodge night. a large crowd enjoyed dancing and supper. Attorney Sammon of Kemmerer visited Cumberland after inspecting a squirrel farm near Ft Br idger. W J Vanhorn of the UP lumber yard is on a two week layoff due to illness. Union Pacific Coal moves to a new Front street store building under Superintendent Smith, praised as a prospective leading Western Wyoming mercantile institution. A surprise party for Mrs W Connors featured cards, dancing, and skirt dancing to elate attendees. The guest list includes many local names and families. The No 1 hoisting engine has run ten days with initial issues, causing rail damage and demolished new cars, but Engineer Nelson expects smooth operation ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J Droubay
Spring Valley
John Ward
Evanston
Salt Lake
J. W. Saxman
Salt Lake Candy Co
Panse
Woodmen's Lodge
Attorney Sammon of
Kemmerer
Cumberland
Ft. Bridger
W. J. Vanhorn
U.P
Union Pacific Coal Company
Front Street
Smith
New Discovery Promises Cure for Severe Coughs
Rosa Robinson of Laurel Springs NC writes that consumption seemed fatal but after seven bottles of Dr King s New Discovery she recovered fully. The ad touts the product as a life saver for consumption pneumonia la grippe bronchitis and related ailments. Guaranteed bottles 60 cents and 1.00 trial bottles free at Hocker and Landers drag store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Robinson
Laurel Springs
Hocker & Landers Drag Store
Local Government Meeting Notes and Attendees
A fragmented record lists names including Mayor J Clerk D and attorney Ti Bhristmas with references to Lovejoy Curtin and Victor sith. The text mentions a monthly council meeting held on the lent Moa May and notes financial or procedural items to be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk
Lowrie
Bhristmas
Wilmon
Lot George M. Tharye de Wo Lovejoy
Fit. Curtin
Victor Sith
Wim
Kobinean
Couhell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ulsters
Reefers
Mountain Trading Company
Diamondville
Oakley and
Diamondville News
J. H. Sayer
Kemmerer Publishing Company
Fred Sellman
Alex Kirk
Oakley
Ella Mason
Apostle Taylor
L. D. & Church
Jack Frost
Chas
Henderson
Marshal McDermaid
Ward
Ted Land Drive
W. Holdot
United S Tatew
Fontenelle
Wyoming
Louie F
Bedier
Big Piney
Mall Las
John
Charing C. Kiwanis
Lewley Travis
Cyrus F. Fiat
KinauTon
Noga
Jont Peo Ib
Clammna
Cumberland News
Messrs
Mesdames
Mark Hopkins
D. F. Harrison
Thos. Geddis
Lee J. Droubay
Willis Dodson
Morgan Moore
John Dodson
Sadie Carnahan
Maud Paul
Jennie Miller
Mary Carney
Edythe
Ethel Dodson
Caldwell
Lloyd
Davies
Mortimer
Westland
Droubay
Hillsteal
James
Vaughn
McCarthy
Needham
Brennan
Rogers
No. 1
Nelson
Union Pacific Livery and
Pro
H. E. Christmas
First National Bank
Kemmaber, Wyoming
J. W. Sammon
Attorney AT Law
Notary Public
Drs. Hocker & Liggitt
Hocker & Cunnington’s Dental
C. T. Gamble
Wio
E. F. Guyon
Diamond Drug Store
Daly Hotel
Harper Rinna
Tellman & Hackman
Madson & Andersen
Owl
M. Grill, Proprietor
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