Sublet Notes Highlights Local Social and Incidents
Special correspondent Mrs Guy Rose slipped on ice and cut her head but recovered. A Saturday schoolhouse dance featured an Italian orchestra. The Ladies Progressive Club hosted luncheon at Mrs Huxford's with Madame Child and McGrew receiving Haviland china plates. Lincoln birthday closing observed. John Monay departed for Gunn. Severs party handed boarding house to Kemmerer with a new proprietor praised as a good cook.
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Guy Rose
Ladies ‘Progressive Club
Huxford
Madame Child
McGrew
Severs Wie
Kemmerer
Appointment of Ivan Jones as Assistant County Attorney
At the county board meeting County Attorney Rose asked for the appointment. Ivan Jones, already known for prosecuting when the county was first organized, was appointed by the ward to act as assistant county attorney.
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Ivan Jones
Rose
Jones
Night School Visit Details at Whitestane Night Session
The visit of Paul Arreatrang was discussed at the Wednesday naturaliation exam, with preliminary exams noted. Attendance at the Allen night school last Saturday reached 15, led by Me Kpler, with reports from Diamendyiile and F Prontier and J from Kemmerer.
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Paul Arreatrang
B . Naturaliaation
Whitestane
Stalien
Taran F
Oo Allen Night School
Kpler
Jain Eh
Local Notes and Visitors In Diamondville
Mrs Haddenham recovers from a short illness. Jessie Beebe left for Montpelier to visit parents. Mrs Fred Call visited from Cokeville for the Bachelor Girls Dance. Jas Vicars reports favorable prospects on Palmedo Del Verde Island. Archie Neil of Sebils Drug Co visited family. R R Vail left for Ogden after two months here. Agnes Kavanagh back from University of Wyoming and operated on for appendicitis successfully. Mrs B J Carollo returns from Salt Lake City.
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Fred Call
Cokeville
Kavanagh
Vicars
Palmedo del Verde
Mexico
Archie Neil
The
Sebils Drug Co
Skating Party For Married People Planned
The Cook Pavilion plans a skating party one evening this week to benefit married people. Mr. Cook notes married couples are shy about attending and will host a special learning night. Younger patrons enjoy the rink with Wurlitzer music drawing crowds.
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Cook Pavilion
Cook
Cattlemen Claim $10,000 Saved by Packeye Study
Oscar Beck of Dig Piney says a National Stockmen's Association committee, with Governor Kendrick as a member, saved Flo Piney cattlemen about $10,000 in the past year by influencing packers. At the Cheyenne meeting, Heck attended and the panel was told to continue its work next year. Local associations were urged to contribute, with the Big Piney group likely to add funds shortly.
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Oscar Beck
Piney
National Stockmen's Association of
el Paso
Packers’ Combine
Kendrick
Ntional Association
Cheyenne
Heck
Bie Piney Association
Oscar Beck Appointed New Stock Commissioner
Cacur Teck, a noted Big Piney rancher, is named to the three member Board of Livestock Commissioner, filling a vacancy created by a recent war roves. John F. Jordan and Commissioner Hays remain on the board with a secretary, as Governor Kendrick makes the Western Wyoming appointment.
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Cacur Teck
Big Piney
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Parent
A Panai Illinois mother writes how her five year old son suffered a severe cold that settled on the lungs with harsh coughing. She credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief after weeks of ineffective other medicines.
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Chamberlain
Crocker
Pana
Paul
Chamberlin
Union Hall near completion in Oakley with program planned
Oakley residents report the new Union Hall nearly finished aside from floor and ante room. The floor delay stems from eastward hardwood flooring. A program will open February 22 with school children performing. Several locals attended dances, classes, and visits to Kemmerer, Glencoe, and Gebo.
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Washington
New Union Hall
Lincoln County Farmers Plan New Cooperative Dairy Purchase
Lincoln County farmers and dairy men plan a cooperative to buy dairy stock through the State Agent in Dairying. Local reps handle financing while stock is bought in a group to avoid speculation. Calves and yearlings priced around 50 to 55 dollars. cows about 125 dollars. Interested buyers should respond by March 1 to John Watt, Lincoln County Agri Agent, Afton Wyoming.
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Lincoln County
John &. Watt
Lincoln County Agri
Afton
Wyo
Local Real Estate: Brezovnik Buys Lot Behind Bagnell Garage
Frank Brezovnik purchases a rear lot behind the Bagnell garage and plans a three garage project. The main section will be 140 feet by 40 feet with a 70 by 50 foot wing, costing several thousand dollars. Brezovnik, known in town for auto delivery and sales, moves forward with the construction.
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Bagnell
Frank Brezovnik
Brezovnik
Brevovnik
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Louis B. Weatholder
Evanston
Rock Springs
C. A. Curiatmas
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agents— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agents
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Lincoln
John Monay
Gunn
Voanness
Diamondville
Mrs. Haddenham
Mian
Jessie Beebe
Montpelier
R. R. Vail
Diamond Coal and Coke Co
Ogden
Agnes Kavanagh
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Lincoln County Hospital
B. J. Carollo
Salt Lake City
Jar Mancle
Karl Peterson
Rnting
Rottleg
Oakley
Measra
Verrier
Fearn
Lord
Charles Sneddon
Glencoe
Edward Verrier
Kemmerer High School
Martin and
Zilar
Ira Clark
Messrs
Crosby and Meineken
Roy Rey
Gebo
Mrs. A. Easton
John Cadorin
Kemmerer Business
Mr. Matsiz
John Sandwith
Frank Parks
James Morrison
Elizabeth Dunn
Sigurd, Swanson
Edward Lawley
Mrs. Kiddy
Caarss
Dave
Railroad Company
Mr. Merchant
Ralse
Cheriennes
Calres Pune
Oplem
Ear
Sdakioedl
Argonauts
Liberty Theatre
New Kemmerer Theatre
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