Lincoln County Coroner's Record of Violent Deaths
Twenty Lincon County deaths in the past year are listed in the coroner's report. The jury cites accidents and foul play including drownings, railroad deaths, and shootings. Names include R Moriyono, Antonie and Vientoria Stanza, Carl Gorenann, Henry Burrel, Gal Bart, A R Horton, Charles Lee, W J Porter, Edward Cheatwood, George Masadana, Ed Herman, and others with locations such as Oatley Glencoe Sublet and Fontenelle District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
Lincoln County
Wyse
R. Moriyono
Oatley
Antonie and
Vientoria Stanza
Camp Dorland
Benjamin Anderson
Glencoe
Duly
Doe Dreshl
Frontiar
Aileatn
Ffrace Ting
Moxtean
Blamondville
Joe Truner
Bullet
Mer
Sublet
Mary Carollo
Pollonwood
Carl Gorenann
Fontenelle Busia
Beckwith
John Greenwell
Baying
Martin
A. R. Horton
Elliot
Charies Lee
Kemmerer
Lyceum
W. J. Porter
Fontenelle
Parrott
Edward Cheatwood
Wiliam Payne
Ao Mountain
Jackson Hole
George Masadana
Hamsfork
Ed Herman
News Items Of Persons General and Local Interest
Clemony George Young vice president of the mine workers union in the district traveled from Rock Springs to visit the Sublet union and reported less snow there than at Kemmerer. He recently organized the Conroy local with about 75 members. J Hersman, longtime ranchman from Corine Utah, attended local business affairs and plans to return with his family. The note list includes shoe repair ads, nursing services, and visiting residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Mantle in Utah, Don and J C Angus in Daniel, and Mrs. L A Gove. Several locals including W L A Woodward and E H Davis are mentioned with holiday health and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Rock Springs
Sublet
Kemmerer
Young
Conroy
J. Hersman
Corine
Utah
Hersmanr
Local Notes From Cokeville Kemmerer and Loveland
Loveland visitor Misa Angove stays with cousin Mrs Bruce. J Mott departs for East Lake City for rheumatic treatment. Elizabeth Wood leaves for Laramie to resume studies at the State University. Errol Bagley reports Cokeville measles epidemic slowing school work. G L Walker begins rubber tire vulcanizing at Kemmerer. Ed Hansen family moves to Buck Wright house. Billy Williams reports from Cumberland mines. Sleighing party visits with Dick Brown Hen Bagnell Ed Hansen and John Rizzi. New Conroy mine visited by Joy riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errol Bagley
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Dick Brown
Hen Bagnell
Ed Hansen
John Rizzi
Conroy
Joy Riders
Prominent sheepmen plan early feeding on scarce ranges
In Kemmerer the week’s end saw 8 B Gurtis Gus Linden and F A Man of Cokeville among visiting flockmasters returning from winter ranges. B Curtis of Salt Lake City says feeding will begin on the Carter lease and many Red Desert flocks will follow. Severe forage shortage drives early feeding as high hay prices push reliance on corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gurtis
Gus Linden
F. A. Man
Cokeville
Kemmerer
B. Curtis
Salt Lake City
Carter Lease
Red Desert
Mr. Curtis
Boston Wool Market Remains Firm Amid Bullish News
The Boston wool market stays feverish with bullish foreign reports and high domestic prices. Prospects of lifting embargoes and enabling Australian wool imports from London could ease the strain, but buyers show reluctance to contract as high bids lure speculators, keeping prices elevated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Church and Town Socials Mark Holiday Week
Mrs Jame Petrie has been ill but is improving. Feslay Petrie and children visit at Mint, Open Bloor hosts guests. A dancing party and safety luncheon are noted. Elmer Rathtun and wife attend funeral of Mrs George Burkhalter. Family departures to Ogden and Logan foreshadow moves. Travel conditions worsen due to recent storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Feslay Petrie
Open Bloor Ane
Peteie
Mint
Elmer
Rathtun
Acenn
W. TH. Fomerock
Mra
George Burkhalter
Weather Report from Opel Katuntay Notes Cold Night
From Opel Katuntay D Christian reports the coldest night this year with temperatures dropping to 22 below zero. The message mentions a desire for beds near science and lists tulips and daffodils with writing offerings, signed by J I Westholder of Moris, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Chriemian
Opel Katuntay
Science
Priven
Westholder
Moris
Vanaton
Wyoming
Shetlef
Kemmerer Shoe Store Ends: Cheapest Shoes and Rubbers
Kemmerer Shoe Store advertises itself as the cheapest place in town to buy shoes and rubbers. The notice identifies a manage proprietorship by the proprietor and promotes low prices for footwear and rain protection.
National Woolgrowers Meet Set January 12 to 15
The National Woolgrowers Convention in Salt Lake has been moved to January 12 through 15. Lincoln County sheep men are expected to attend in large numbers, with a huge banquet planned as a social highlight of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woolgrowers
Salt Lake
Lincoln County
43 Cent Wool Peak Reached in Boston Market
Last week Boston saw wool prices reach a high of 43 cents per pound. J. E. Cosgriff, a Wyoming flockmaster, sold his entire clip at this rate. Cosgriff’s flock numbers near 150,000 head with herds near Cheyenne and substantial banking ties in Salt Lake City. He also has Wyoming store ties and is known in western financial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J. E. Cosgriff
Wyoming
Couserif
Coserift
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Frontier man Roy Cangus held on wife beating charge
Constable Jack Collett arrested Roy Cangus Monday night for beating his wife. Cangus was brought to Keminer er and placed in the county jail. He is to be tried in the Justice court within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cangus
Frontier
Jack Collett
Keminerer
Attorney Arrives in Kenimerer for Probes
New York City attorney arrives in Kenimerer to meet local officials regarding probes into Asahi's alleged wrongdoing. He plans talks with local officials and aims to secure cooperation with the Wyoming Mall dispute and Conyers filing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minimiey
M. Din
New York City
Kenimerer
Tordey
Assmund
Asahi
Alorney
Treibesiune Geode
Wyoming Mall
Guler House
Coastline notes from Kemmerer and local mines
Fragmented lines report visitors and arrivals at Kemmerer including Frank and Frok Kuen. Mention of Willam Harvey injured at Curbou coal mine when steel struck his pane. Other garbled names and places reference SAGE NOTES f Fijanasitelile and Lake Yam Hpoiene with various locals noted as cadets and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fijanasitelile
Yam
Kanllydy
Frank
Frok Kuen
Kemmerer
Dasha
Dutieg
Moser
Porter
Willam Harvey
Curbou
Sullivan and Bickley Leading Plumbers Ad
Sullivan and Bickley The Leading Plumbers offer plumbing heating and tinning services with all work and materials guaranteed and phone contact provided.
Former Kemmerer Girl Weds Frank Curtis in Boise
Frank Curtis left Kemmerer for Boise a week ago where he visited relatives. His sister Ethel, well known in Kemmerer, married a prominent Boise business man during his absence. Frank returned yesterday and reports a splendid vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curtis
Boise
Idaho
Ethel
Kemmerer
Frank
Expensive Wurlitzer Band Organ Arrives for Skating
A Wurlitzer Band Organ arrived in Kemmerer and will be installed in the Cook Pavilion for skater enjoyment. The instrument cost nearly 1000 and promises lively music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wourtlitzer
Cook Pavilion
Miner James Botaris Lodged In City Jail
Sublet miner James Botaris serves a jail term after failing to pay a $25 fine for carrying concealed weapons imposed by Police Judge Ivan Jones. A companion alleges Botaris stole a gun and personal property, but jurisdiction questions and weak proof exist. If released, further charges may be pursued by the theft victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Botaris
Sublet
Ivan Jones
Botaris
Wedding of J Ben Robinson and Margaret Adams in Kemmerer
The first Kemmerer wedding of the year took place yesterday as Justice Carnahan united J Ben Robinson and Margaret Adams. Both originate from Hamatork country ranch families. witnesses included Wim Lewis of Bosailog and Irene Miller. The couple plans a Las Vegas honeymoon before returning to Haute fork ranch life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Justice Carnahan
J. Ben Robinson
Margaret Adams
Hamatork
Ty Tit Hon
Mea
Arthur Hobinson
Hamsfork
Misa Adams
Mia
Sam Adams
Wim, Lewis
Bosail Og
Mies Irene Miller
Tmamefork
Las Wot Speiies
Ot Howe Fuom
Haute Fork
Jeeple
Lincoln County Officers Canty Beal Tamnyser Heed
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice with names and dates. It mentions officers, a monthly meeting at the Catri House in Emamiecer on the first Tuesday and a claim about remaining in possession with works completed and a monthly deadline before the flat of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catri House
Emamiecer
Kemmerer Churches Bach Chae Wee Hee Over Moin Event
An unclear clipping mentions Kemmerer churches and individuals with garbled names. It references Jamie Chinen, Hondas in Cheney, and places such as Ma neue Wa Peelny and Chowan with scattered associations. The item lacks readable facts or a coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Bach
Chae Wee Hee Over Moin
Jamie Chinen
Hondas
Cheney
Fei
Chowan
Banbary BY
Pyericks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blyth-Fargo- Hoskins Co
Schwalbe & Sanderson
E. I. Robertson
Nampa
J. H. Mantle
Murray
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Don
J. C. Angus
Daniel
L. A. Gove
L. A. Woodward
E. H. Davis
T. D. Lynch
Denver
Thompeos
Wro
Geisel
Mra. Edwarda
Granger
Mra. J.B. Smith
Georgetown
Praerrines Nee Marniae Tee
Mrs. S. A. Hubbell
Fossil Saturday
Dave Boyce
Hubbell
Fossil
Mrs. McGregory
Kemmerer Hotel
East
Sigmund Kohn
Ogden
Lizzie Angelo
Dick Angelo
This City
G. E. Bourne
H. B. Stout
Ken
Jule
Gurnahan
Ioerinpe
Jamia Thali
Vom
Camminshiner Drv
Jochenon
Ely
Reve Linguayl Ely
MeNlyn
G.L. Walker
Prop
Misa Mablo Angove
Loveland
Colorado
Mrs
Chas. ©. Bruce
A. D. Hosking
Walter Dahl
George Watts
M. Mott
East Lake City
Elizabeth Wood
Laramie
The
State University
G. L. Walker
Bagnell
Buck Wright House
Billy” Williams
Cumberland
Fies
Jame Petries
Felay
Ins
F. O
McCall
Lirhor
Hila
Eriovt
Gladys Olson
Jareste
Oden
Fear Olson
Uiom
Fosdick
Mryde Graham
Logan
Academy
Peter B. Petrie
Grand
Busingai
Hewtinn
Gadrenteet
Ian
Aire
Bart
M’kay
Sage Notes
Far Fairbanks
Comeau
Alice Brady
Hearst
Nal News
PRG
Vivian Martin
Mary Ann
Pathe
Douglas Fairbanks
Willard MaMek
Frank Keenan
Jim Grimsby
Boy
Heed
Pebapaon
Melworth
Afton
O'Neil
Praca
Catitta
Beret
Carell
Atimet
Tewnolite Sunt
Maisie Psiehabewy
ScraAsssewee
Empress J. 1
Oath Oltiiwr
AL Woeher
Hye Stock Inenect Thesede Rey MiMi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!