Distant Judge Has Busy Day in Divorce and Custody Cases
A crowded court day features numerous divorce and custody actions. Judges hear pleas, grant some continuances, and sentence two burglary defendants to one year in the state penitentiary. Four prisoners remain in the county jail awaiting the next term.
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Wim
Wistiewski
Miss la Chapelle
Battiata Carollo
Hawsfork
United States
Bat
Furnier
Paul Saxon
Jon Hottus
Prapansitinus
Collins
Horacutte Wai
Tull
Harry Sprague
Raw- Uns
Red Cross Drive Raises Local Membership Total
The Red Cross drive concluded last night adding about 2,000 members to the Kannmor district. Officials credited the effort to strong local support and coordinated fundraising events held over the campaign period.
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Red Cross
Korts Ra Eartad
Creative Ny
Ily
County Officials to Take Oath Next Week at Board Ceremony
The Board of County Commissioners will install new officers next week. Beott of Dar weed Morrow of Kem Moret to serve four years. Andrew Morrow to two. Oakley becomes sheriff succeeding W Collett. New county officers include county superintendent Myra Ceran and attorney RR Rose.
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R Dating
Mesors
Beott
Dar Weed
Andrew Morrow
Kem Moret
Tames Budge
Keant Choe Veteren
Noes R
Scott
Morrow
Oakley
Sucy
W. Collett
Pan Bell
J A. Christees
RR. Rose
Mira Magete Nicho
Myra
Cer
Bohm
Chiat
Tevinson
Hes Winon
Coote TM Wichita Falls Meet Preview
The report notes plans for Wichita Falls meet events and a future preparation phase. It mentions participants including Colonie and WE Me Po tee, with expectations of a short, methodical approach to shape their program moving forward.
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Colonie
Viola School Move Faces Local Resistance and Obstacles
Residents oppose relocating Viola School from its hillside site toward Chapel Creek citing snow access in severe winters and doubts about funding. Voters last spring approved the move, but many taxpayers now challenge the plan and question feasibility amid planning delays and local opposition.
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Couble
Lac
Viola
Chapel Creek
Grand Jury to Hear Testimony In Kirko White Stave Case
Frontier residents Mr and Mrs John Marishinsky and Miss Marishinsky are ordered to testify before the Federal Grand Jury on the sixth of this month regarding Andrew Kirko charged with a White Stave Act violation. Kirko allegedly enticed the seventeen year old girl to Butte where they lived as husband and wife.
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John Marishinsky
Misr Marishinsky
Frontier
Federal Grand
Andrew Kirko
Kirko
Marishinsky
Butte
Miss Marishinsky
Two Lincoln County Boys Wounded
The casualty list names John J. Plucki of Bedford and Leroy Bosworth of Soviet in Lincoln County. Both were wounded on the front. No details on their injuries or statuses have been provided. The report notes prior notification and mentions a Timhor to the Tedford Ward, with the Pruntler Supply Company referenced. No further information on condition or recovery.
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John J. Pluckieer
Bedford
Leroy Bosworth
Tedford
Sia
Yeworth
Pruntler
Kemmerer Orchestra Plans Busy Week of Dances
The Kemmerer orchestra, entirely Kemmerer residents and among the state's best southern musicians, is engaged to provide formal music for a dance each night this week but has canceled some past engagements.
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Kemmerer Orchestra
Moose Lodge Hosts Large Dance Night
The Moose Lodge held a village dance last Saturday with about 120 couples enjoying the hospitality. The noted entertainers delivered a lively program and the event was deemed a success by attendees.
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Moose Lodge
Flu Situation Improves in Star Valley With 2 Deaths
Two more deaths from Spanish influenza reported in Slap Valley this week. George Angiony of Afton, aged 20, and Mrs J Astle of Grover, 44, died as the illness ran its course. Emergency hospital at Wyong Moral continues. Red Cross seed discontinued. several residents ill but not seriously.
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Slap Valley
George K. Angiony
Afton
J. Astle
Grover
Mrr
Angiesy Waa
Richard Anglesy
Astle Waa
Andehildren
Tete
Stns Valley
Prominent Cokeville Ranchers Visit Kemmerer
Messrs. Steve Bartek and William Julian, noted Cokeville ranchers, were in Kemmerer on Friday and Saturday to transact business and tour Triangle Park and the city’s tall buildings. Bartek said the flu epidemic kept him from the Great White Way and he came to arrange proper entertainment for friends during the woolgrow era convention arriving Friday and Saturday.
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Steve Bartek
William Julian
Cokeville
Triangle Park
Bartek
Kemmerer
Rathbun Family Stricken Ill After Crisis at Home
Rathbun kin tied to a troubling incident as Mr Rathbun and his wife, living with flu and it is said Mrs Rathbun's condition is serious. Bert Rathbun traveled from Big Piney to help his brother's family but they all fell ill and could not return home. Dan Rathbun and the Flios, residents of Pinsy, are also affected.
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Ingrad
Nurné
T Rathbut
Tenelie
Mr. Rathin
Tarr
Fle
Fli Os
Pinsy
Infant Dies At Piney Forest Ranger Transport
A short transfer from Afton to Big Piney ended in tragedy as an infant died during an overland trip with his wife in a covered wagon. They traveled from Star Valley to Cokeville then Kemmerer and to Big Piney via Opal arriving a week earlier on Monday. a warning arrived the following Saturday, and the event occurred yesterday.
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Ashborne
Afton
Big Piney
Star Valley
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Opal
Cameflernoon
Notable county illness hits Jackson Hole area
A local county reports an outbreak affecting multiple residents including a caregiver named Dr CW Mell. The disease has spread across the valley with several cases in Jackson Hole raising concern for public health. The caregiver, Sean Working, has spent weeks tending to the ill, underscoring the strain on the community.
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Jae Bliepkom
Jackson Hole
Cayne
CW. Mell
Valey
Sean
Sricken
Kemmerer Hears Federal Prisoner Visit
U S Marsal Brennan of Evanston arrived in Kemmerer on the early Monday morning train from Cheyenne with three women in custody. Judge Riner had recently sentenced Margaret Mitchell to three months in Lincoln county jail and Gladys Burcher and Pearl Cole to thirty days each. The women were brought from Cheyenne for the sentences.
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U. S
Yow Flu Cases in Cokeville
Eight or nine flu cases reported in Cokeville with six at the Stofers home and one at Frank May’s. Local residents L A Woodward and Mrs. Jack Larson among those afflicted. Doctor Madera says no patient is seriously ill at present.
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Io Cokeyne
Fr. Madera
Stofers
Frank May
L. A. Woodward
Jack Larson
Freight wrecks clog lines at Cokeville and Granger
Two minor freight wrecks occurred within the same hour on Saturday. At Cokeville one car was seriously damaged and tracks blocked for hours. a wrecker from Kemmerer cleared the line. At Granger one car was damaged and merchandise destroyed. Don James Walton of Pocatello was injured while jumping from a vehicle.
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Cokeville
Granger
Cakeville
Kemmerer
Don James Walton
Pocatello
Young Mes Celebrate Lifting of Quarantine
A group of about a dozen Kemmerer area men marked the end of quarantine with a Saturday night party. They gathered at the Lance and then at the Kemmerer Hotel Cato for a banquette lasting into the early hours. A quip about travel time followed as they voted to adjourn, noting a train ride home would take days vs. the one mile distance.
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Kemmerer
The
Lance
Cato
Property Attached In Attachment Suit By Coal Company
A suit to recover about 350 dollars was filed in the District Court Saturday by J. A Quealy Coal Company against Alme Stonebraker of Elkol. Sheriff Collett seized a Vitrola and a Reo automobile the next day. Trial set for the next term of court. Dr Montrose and Mr and Mrs Baker traveled from their Daniel homes to Kemmerer and returned yesterday.
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J. A Quealy Coal Company
Alme Stonebraker
Elkol
Collett
Vitrola
Reo
Dr. Montrose
Mra ‘Baker
Daniel
Kemmerer
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