Settle and Joanna Lee to wed in Kemmerer
Clyde F. Settle editor of the Kemmerer Republican and his bride Joanna Lee formerly of Evanston married after a trip to Paria. They will reside in Kemmerer where Settle is editor and manager of the Republican and will start housekeeping soon. The couple has many well wishers from Hancroft and Heat Lake county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Settle
The
Republican
Kemmerer
Hancroft
Idaho
Joanna Lee
Evanston
Mancroft
Farmer
Clyde F. Settle
Paria
Heat Lake
Wea
Wye
Clyde
Kemmerer Republican
Mre
Settle
Rathbun
Tos
Tim Camella
Mr. Set- Ue
Mrs. Boulter Dies in Keumever Oy Mane Day Night
Mrs J B Boulter nee Nancy Hob linear daughter of Arthur Rob neo died in Keumever Ony Mane day night. She lived near the Ala area until a few years ago when she married and moved to Washington state to make her home. The funeral from the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at pot will be interred in Kemmerer cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Boulter
Nancy Hoblinear
Arthur Robneo
Keumever
Boulter
Washington State
Methodiat
Pot
Kemmerer
Notices on ailing rates and sale of work horses
Fragmented items state rates per word for notices and minimal insertion costs. Included are brief mentions of for sale items such as work horses and a one room house on the flats, with terse vendor notes and prices amid scattered OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Bel Cae
Sarna
Visher
En Cane
Agen
New
Sublet Notes and Night Ball Winners Reported
The Owls of Sublet hosted a masquerade ball with prizes awarded for top entries. Patterson and Nagle won first prize while Pravda Patterson and Lene Flame captured the end prize. Jack Grantage visited Kemmerer. John Shepard started as pumpman for Semmeree Coal Co at Sublet Houston oil well on January 1, 1914 for Mrs. John Eynosiok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet
Mre
VP. Patterson
Jos. Nagle
Pravda
Confusion in a Name Over Business Matters and Theft
John Weed and Dan Harrity traveled from the Q.raveh to discuss business as confusion surrounds Heed and Quinn Corauch over a breach of trust and a disputed ownership. A horse theft case is linked to Aventark business at the old FRP Promwy pasture. One mare, six years old, AP brand on left shoulder, is missing with a reward for information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weed
Dan Harrity
Q.raveh
Mr. Heed
Cokeville
Quinn Corauch
John Wishea
Aventark Buslens
J Pomarvy
Puntenaile
Wye
Jie
Hollinger Takes Over Outside Duties at Trading Co
Cliver W. Hollinger assumes outside time duties at Dee the Mi tein Trading Co and reported for work Monday morning, signaling a leadership change in the outbound operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliver W. Hollinger
Outeside
Mitein Trading Co
Johnny Conway Dies In Unclear Local Incident
Fragmentary report recalls Johnny Conway dying after an event at the home of Lige Martiett north of Mammages on Thursday night last week. The account is garbled but mentions Covenant Tambere and a planned trip to Kyouslon with a family connection to Juke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Conway
Juba Qeaway
Rank
Lige Martiett
Mammages
Covenant
Liie
Kyouslon
Bia
Latew
Juke Whee
Joe Smith
Violet Nelson
Pocatello
Ern W. Smith
Kemmerer News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Visits
Local page notes coming events at the New Kemmerer theatre with dances and pictures, vegetable shipments from California, and frequent social visits. Ed Casteel joins M J Sawaya store. residents move, travel, and host guests from Ogden to Rock Springs. Notable items include medical treatments, sleighing visits, a missing cattle brand reward, and a wedding in Montpelier with relatives traveling home.
Local Kemmerer Notes Share Weddings Visits and Travel
A batch of Kemmerer items highlights visitors and movements. Sherif Noe Male of Afton visited Kemmerer. Win and Jew Sammon left for the Academy of Macho in Pocatello. Town folk attend weddings, aid relatives, and discuss sheep interests while others plan relocations and business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Kemmerer
Elk Coming Down From Hills Near Jackson Hole
Commissioner John Ki Erwin reports elk have started to descend from the hills with about 500 moving into a swamp area three miles north of Jackson last Thursday and thousands more expected for winter feed. Two hundred thousand tons of feed and hay are on hand, snow is light, and elk show little fear of working past teams. 500 tons of hay were left over, aiding winter care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ki. Erwin
Jackson Hole
Jackson
Erwin
Kommerer
Altho
Vaudeville Act and Local Moves Highlight Kemmerer Scene
Vaudeville returns with the Veery Iros booked by Mr Whitney for Kemmerer and Frontier next Sunday. Local news covers visits and relocations from Seattle to Green River, Montpelier, Denver, and Idaho, plus a school prank “Falling Down Stairs” trend and notes on a Knights ball and hunting trophies being restored by taxidermist Frank Budner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whitney
Veery Iros
Frontier
Card of Thanks From Minnie Haddenham After Injury
Minnie Haddenham thanks citizens of Diamondville and Kemmerer for kindness after a stove explosion left her eyes badly burned and fingers amputated. She spent four months at Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City and hopes to regain sight, planning a return to hospital in a couple months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Haddenyam
Diamondville Sorme Cave
Igo
Holy Cross
Salt Lake City
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Minnie Haddenham
Calen dar Ring Offer Adopts Low Prices at Local Store
A local retailer promotes calendars with a bold sales pitch claiming the ring of Sample Calendars compares with any offered by traveling agents and is available at very low prices. Shoppers are invited to visit the store to view the selection and decide pricing.
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co Buys Avery Lot
The Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co secured the Avery lot on Pine Street opposite The Camera office for 830,000 and also bought the adjacent Ivans Jones lot. The firm plans a large business block before its lease expires, to create an excellent store room on the new property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Avery
Pine Street
Ivans. Jones
Kemmerer
From Manger to Cross show announced in Kemmerer
Father Lynch announces film titled From Manger to Cross will be shown at Kemmerer Theatre on Saturday afternoon matinee at one o clock and an evening showing. The Alien arrived Tuesday and was shown tonight to an appreciative crowd. Tickets are sold at the window. only one booth selling tickets, with no mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irony Manger
Kemmerer
Pather Lynch
Kemmerer ‘Theatre
Do'elock
Lynch
Uwe
Tale
Chow
Pickering Killed While Walking on Rail Near Rock Springs
Word reached Kemmerer on Saturday of Korge Picker ing Pickering death. A longtime special agent of the Union Pacific, he was struck and killed while walking along the track with his coat flung high. He knew the Western Wyoming region well. One daughter was married to George Harris, a nephew of Mr Frank Pfeifer, who traveled to Rock Springs for the funeral. Another daughter recently married Ben Woete, now residing in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cameron
Frontier Camp
Kemmerer
Mr. Cameron
John Reid
Sage
Wyo
Evanston
Thewlay
Bho
Mr. Reid
Frank Budner
B. de
Peterson
Cumberland
Mew
Kumamorer
Gren River
Rock Springs
Tlarry Krnp
Korge Pickering
Une Jon Pacific
Tod
Vollae
Mir. Pickering Ieell
Wyoming
George Harris
Prank Pfeifer
Hock Springs
Ben Woete Juod
Oregon
Community notice for Moose members to attend meeting
A trailed notice invites Moose members of 2000 to attend a session at Utne ball. The appeal requests Hourier and A aialins participation, and asks all teenagers in Kemuorer and vicinity to join Serta aes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemuorer
Wicked It Saturday Wean With Ge a Tem 1
A fragmentary item notes a Saturday event titled Wicked It Saturday. Details are incomplete but indicate a themed activity or program associated with a group or venue. Further specifics on time place or participants are unreadable in the surviving text.
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Taz Exwarner Camera Office
Kemmerer, Wyo
Wills Pi
Oscar HM
Will & CO
Mamarck, N. D
BL. L. Oe
Lyceum
Toomlay
Davis’ Picthres
Lycee
California
McKay & Morrow
Palmer House
Ed Casteel
M. J. Sawaya
Libbey
Curtis’ Jewelry
R. Christmas
James W. Chrisman
Ular
F. K
Art Emmerer
Dan Roberson
Was. Salliday
Opal
W. G. Heitz
Big Piney
Albert
Nylo Chocolates
John Ingalls
Brandon
John Bolinger
WN. B. Oberg
Ogden
Utah
Clauds Woods
Tony Larsen
C. Watt Brandon
P. Gibson Hughes
Tim Cambit
Shin Miother
Great Falls
Mont
R. M. Sneddon
Lewis
Oakley
Frank &. Curtin
Boln
Salmon Bros
LaGarge
K. K. Curtis
Kempperor
North Pine Avenue
Charley Hiles
Big Pinay
Pasley Peterson
Mise Ethel
Pontos el Rees Eee
Tur
Carns
Win
Jew Sammon
Academy of Maho
Thomas Kynon, Jr
Emporium
Jes Sammon
Mes. A. Toyahare
Conroy
New Year
Fred Chapin
New Years
Dismondville
Mry
Tho
H. D. Clark
Howard Kellogg
H. G. LaBean
Glencoe
Fort Bridger
Julian
Pnaemonia
Ben Bagnell
Dave Faddis
Salt Lake
Bey Jimmy Freeman
Edwin R. Hawke
J. W. Hawke
Misa Tena Sneddon
Palmer
Mr. Solliday
Tom Neil Cam
Big Piney Monday
Mias Corulin
St Mary's Academy
Dodge J. M. Mott
Denver
W.H Avery
Holper
Uing
Prontier Supply Company
Mums
Little Mise Evaline
Bro W. Smith
Hulidays
Vicket Nelano
T. J. Sullivan
Seattle
Dan
Mrs. Newton
Montpelier
Judge. M. Mott
Green River
Christmaas
John A. Larson
Kemmierer
Richard Matthews
Ralph W. Smith
Den‘ver
Gus Lindon
Hayward
Minnesota
Martin Tufte
North Dakota
William Wright
Star Valley
Weight
Hesburg
Idabo
Kemtaurus
Wae
Manger
Cross
Pickering
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