Wyoming State Fair Appoints New Commission Members
The Wyoming State Fair commission met January 14 17 and 18 to plan the upcoming fair described as the greatest ever. J C Shaw of Orin joins as a new member and officers were Russell Thorpe president Rev Anna Jeno vice president Anson Mighy treasurer J A Shaw auditor Earl Warren. Assistant commissioners were welcomed across departments to ensure a successful sale for 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Commlnion
Dowging
J.C. Shaw
Orin
Russell Thorpe
Anna Jeno
Anson Mighy
J. A. Shawtrons
Earl Warren
Assis
Weil
Prank Ad Leads to Lost Horse Misadventure
Frank received an ad allegedly by J J Meraman of Fossil claiming he found a horse. He hurried to pay for the ad and rode the train toward Fossil. Covaso’s brother, after leaving Glencoe, lost his way in a storm and abandoned the horse near a wire fence west of Kemmerer. The horse was injured but expected to recover with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
J. J. Meraman
Fossil
Franke
Tit Cava Era
Foss
Mr. Covaso
Glencoe
Kemmerer
Will
Chris
Night weather test for travelers ends at Graham ranch
Reports say GS E Schwalve from Big Piney got into a ranch house after the team was let loose in snow. He and the driver spent the night outdoors, protected by horse blankets and a lantern, then reached the Graham ranch next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS. E. Schwalve
Big Piney
Graham Ranch
Moring
Montpelier Upsets Kemmerer in Narrow 27 to 1 Loss
Montpelier boys defeated Kemmerer in Montpelier last Friday night 27 to 1. Local center Doh Gilchrist was injured late, forcing a ten minute removal and crippling Kemmerer as the first half ended 0 to 0. Next game slated for Evanston next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Doh Gilchrist
Evanston
Emery Returns to Coal Company Roles in Wyoming
Emery reenters the Wyoming coal company operations after a Salt Lake City visit. He has been assigned to John to handle coal supply and previously served as a sales agent in Vale. He plans to depart for Hale White and then rejoin the Wilson mine group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irman
L. Hinery
Salt Lake City
Wilson Bite
Hales
Hhite
Hae
Uilon Maine Company
Hohn
Vale
Noon wedding ties two locals in quiet ceremony
Pretty noon wedding Sunday joined Miss Maye Anita Geer of Kemmerer and C. Sarell Johnson of Pocatello at the bride’s mother Myra E. Geer home. Rev. Magor officiated in a pink and white decor setting. The bride wore white chiffon over satin with carnations. couple plans to live in Pocatello after February 15.
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Mins Maye Anita Geer
Kineity
C. Sarel Johnson
Pucatello
Sire
Myra E. Geer
Kemmerer
Rev. Magor
Geer
Nemmerer
Mr. Johnson
Alfaire
Pocatello
Idaho
Vocatello
Quo Vadis Pleases Kemmerer Theatres with Strong Drama
Quo Vadis produced by George Kleine played two nights in Kemmerer drawing large crowds. The film exhibited unusually clear images and featured notable scenes such as Kaul Page and Petronius death, Lygia on a bull, and Ursus the giant. Mrs. Geo Whitten, manager, earned praise for the show. Sarah Bernhardt as Queen Elizabeth will headline at the New Kemmerer theatre, with Jas. I. Hackett upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kleine
Kemmerer
Geo. Whitten
Kaulce
Petronius
Ursus
Sarah Bernhardt
Queen Elizabeth
Kemmerr Theatre
Jas. 1
Hackett
New Maps for Kenmerér Coal Co by Tibbits Artist
Miss Tibbits from Salt Lake City completed a new series of underground workings maps for the Kenmerér Coal Co. of the surfeco holdings, described as artful and precise records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Artine Mbbita
Kenmerér Coal Co
Surfeco
Miss Tibbits
Salt Lake City
Plumbing business returns to service in Kemmerer
William E Pett announces the dissolution of About Your Plumbing The fem oF Sonivan and vii plomDe cg and his successor offers plumbing heating and wing work. He has four years of local operation, guarantees timely completion and will give prompt attention to jobbing work. Phone BY.
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Fem
Sonivan & vii
plomDe
Aied
Tay Fini
William E, Pett
Local notes and travels fill Kemmerer pages
A smattering of town notices lists shopping, travel and social news. Mentions include Angus McLain from Cokeville, Ivan Jones leaving for Rawlins on legal matters, merchandise moves at Cumberland Golden Mule, and a masquerade ball planned in Cokeville. Several residents depart to Los Angeles Denver Philadelphia and New York for visits, work, or family reasons, with partial references to local business and shipping, births, and health notes.
Party dresses arrive at B F H Co Store
Local notices report J D Noblitt of Cokeville visiting Kemmerer, Miss Ethel Ivy expecting her Spokane brother, and sale ads for household goods through A J Dean at Golden Ale Store. Storm disruptions include a switch engine collision at Oakley, false fire alarm, and a postponed postmaster appointment in Kemmerer.
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Mle
A. J. Dean
Golden Ale
Ethel Ivy
Spokane
Wash
Oakley
Ladies Aid Society of
Bird of Oakley
Evanston
Kemmerer
Noblitt Reports Hay Shortage for Sheep Herds
J D Noblitt of Colnvilly, returning from Idaho, says a large band of 200000 sheep near Granger faces a hay shortage. About 4009 bales are contracted to be shipped to Granger to feed the flocks, with corn and meal on hand for roughly two days. Blizzards hit McCammon, and some distant flocks may suffer if thaw is delayed. Noblitt notes feed leases and uncertain futures as the stricken range adjusts.
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A. D
Hoskhin
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Kenmmnertz Savings Bank and Trust Company
DeLos Brandon
McCammon
Maho
McCammaon News
JF. Whitney
Frontier Supply Co
Granger
Auto Company
Tle
J. D. Noblitt
Colnvilly
Kemmerer
Idaho
Nublitt
Viettity
Noblitt
Mining camp news revives distant letters from Linoly county
Vic Baird stopped off to return trains FE. W. C. Whyte, general manager of the Annecada Copper Mining Co., went back to Mantina after a Diamondville visit. The Canora alter invites correspondence from mining camps and other districts in Linoly county and welcomes letters.
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Vic Baird
W.C. Whyte
Minager
Annecada
Case Dismissed In Justice Craig Court Saturday Afternoon
DC. C. Wainwright arraigned for illegal sale of liquor in Justice Craig court. The complaint sworn to, Chase Hall testified the liquor was bought for another party. County Attorney Ivan S. Jones prosecuted. defense by J. P. Rosenberg. Case dismissed.
Social Evening at Lincoln Enoironent Su
Last Monday evening Laete me dors of Lincoln Enoironent Su hosted a social event for members and friends after a regular meeting. They moved to the Banquet room enjoyed dance music and a fine meal, concluding with a decision by the group.
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Lincoln
Uda
Panizo dance to be held at Lycomia February eleventh
The Kemmerer Aw Youlie ladies sponsor a bachelor girls dance at Lycomia Hall on February eleventh. Tickets fund community activity and the event features music and satire with dance numbers by local volunteers.
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Lycomi Wa
Kemmerer
Miners Union Plans New Hall Across From Daly Hotel
The Miners Union of Diamondville plans a $10 000 hall on the corner across from the Daly Hotel. Plans show a two story building with a main theater floor and union offices on the upper level. Construction is not yet approved but deemed laudable. a fire proof warehouse may be built next to J J Carollo's saloon if Cranme building is moved.
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Miners Union of
Diamondville
Daly Hotel
Mak
J.J. Carollo
Double O Mine Near Diamond Reopens After Upgrades
The Dyably GO mine at Diamond Isle operated by Thos Ueddon has closed for several weeks for alterations including new screens. Previously limited to loading miners coal, the mine will now land other grades and is once again operating with about 60 workers.
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Diamond
Ile
Thos, Ueddon
Thomas on Job Leroy at United States Coal Co. Mine
Thomas on job at the United States Coal Co. mine arrives this morning to review affairs after Mr. Studer was called to help his ill mother. The storm disrupted operations and workmen found it hard to access the Weeper and Ho coal left at the site, with progress delayed by ten to twelve days.
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Leroy 2m
Gniamit
United States Coal Co
Studer
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Emery
Coal Company
Ben Bagnell
Jackson Majestic
Buick
Annala & Randa Automobiles
Geers
Newra
Davis
Lyceny
Valantine
Lyceum
Woshington
Cremmaa
Ladies Tango
B.f.re
Palmer House
Angus McLain
Cokeville
Harry Krapp
Randolph
Nyal
Bob Christman
Jegal
Ivan
Jones
Rawlins
G. 5. Watson
Ontario
Ore
Thos. Sneddon
Tena
Los Angeles
Cal
Lucy
Jimmy Woods
Blyth Fargo Hoskins Co
Denver
Pete Olaon
Gadmandwon
J. 8. Fink
Crane & Co
Mro
PE. Bradield
Florheim Shoes
B.f.-H. Co
G. Gilbertson
Cumberland Golden Mule Store
van P. Roberts
Kotsmerer
de. Hocker
Cather Gud
John B. Curtis
Fran Big Pinoy
Mra Curtis
Mire Swan
Omaba
Lilian
Tahoe
Salina
Pane Cieen En Ees
Piers
Gio
Pathe
Quebec
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt In
N. W. Reynolds
Wats & Kennimerer
Reynolds
Helen Menkle
Rock Springs
Miss River
C. Watt Brandon
Kemmerer Sawer
Gail Whitman
Biz Piney
Hamilton
Khe
Grover Hamilton
Karl
Omaha
Gown River
D. Stalford
Avtiog
Frank L. Hous
Susie Tide Week
Jobony Mack
Verebo
Petoiater
Mack
APH, Co
Dora
Amnala
Gabe Lake
Tomar
Aanadville
Cranger
Calabar
Tamker
Conaplite
UNION
Diamondville Local
Thomas
Winchester
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