Frontier News Summary of Local Resignations and Moves
Frontier News reports multiple personnel changes in Kemmerer area. Joan Carr resigns as engineer and surveyor for Kemmerer Coal Co and plans to move to Wyoming. John Cameron remains confined with health unchanged. Kenny from Puratotlo Idaho takes a stenographer post with Dick Turner in Filmer Cortonte to handle increased coal business. Steinhaus resigns as engineer to manage a store near Hopkins. Hippy resumes in Steinhaus’s former role. Mrs. Sillypsan Nell and a farewell party for Carr are noted with furniture packed for moving and a piano moved. A Japanese miner funeral is referenced, and general district news mentions Auntis in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Johun Carr
Wieh
County Commissioners Adjourn After Long Meeting Actions
County officials debated appointing three special deputy sheriffs at 50 dollars monthly and set salaries for later action. They audited and approved numerous claims, discussed rebates on overassessments, and reviewed licenses and road surveys. A Mary Anderson pauper allowance was established and a county highway survey ordered for Beckwith-Quinn to Cokeville-Sage road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Izatt
Afton
James Black
Big Piney
H. Peterson
Board of Commissioners
James Budge
L. I. Jenkins
Kemmerer
Cumberland
J. H. Peterson
Donald McAllister
Geo. B. Green
Smoot
Mary Anderson
Paul Sabec
Diamondville
Frank Hinchum
Lorenzo Borino
Annala & Randa
Dan Griff
Louis I. Jenkins
C. H. Peterson
John Reed
Sage
Beckwith-Quinn
Cokeville-Sage Road
Ben Bell
Lincolnounty
Pebrunts
Diamondville Club Notes and Local Updates
The sewiomonthly meeting of the tatetris Club was held last Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Bo Caratia. Prizes at Urujre-Whist went to Mise Tena Sneddon ent Dr. E.R. VanCott, Mra A A. Wenley and Mrs. Harry Nuckols. The Stork brought a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. Liapwend left for Texas after long service at Mountain Trading Co. Aueddon returned from Salt Lake City. Mike Myrtle Moore was ill last week. Diamondville teachers visited Miss Thomas at the hospital and sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A. Wenley
Harry Nuckols
Mrs. Thos
Sneddon
Sage News a Busy Place
Special correspondence reports a lively week in Sage with shipments including oats for Julian brothers coal hay salt and more. Wm Julian sent hogs Spencer Brothers Nebraska cars and Frank Snowball Randolph cows. B Q ranch moved seven carloads beef at the highest local price. Sam Nelson and Johnson Brothers dispatched cattle to Omaha and Diamondville. Harry and William Julian returned from Salt Lake City after their father’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Brothers
Julian
Spencer Brothers
Nebraska
Frank Snowball
Randolph
B. Q. Ranch
Sage
Johnson Brothers
Diamondville
Harry
William Julian
Salt Lake City
Train Kills Stock On The Line And Local News
A freight train struck and killed four cattle and crippled seven more on the 0.8 L railroad line last week. Cattle owners are Earl Browning of Sage and John Begen of Nugget. Mrs Gustin reports a four pound girl. Unusual cold snap. thermometer two below last Friday. Elkol coal not turned down at this point. Neheker visited Sage. Julian shipped a sheep camp to Opal. sheep wintering there. AH Deftkie shipped one carload of cattle to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian
Opal
Telephone Improvements at Mountain States Office
The Mountain States Telephone Co local office has undergone improvements, relocating the manager to the former Republican County Committee room and re modeling the exchange room. Plans include a spring line from Kemmerer to Cokeville to join the Montpelier exchange, with Cokeville and Montpelier already linked, enabling direct calls via Evanston and Ogden for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone Co
Quealy
Republican County Committee
Office of
Justice of the Peaceffolland
Nelson
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Montpelier
Evanston
Ogden
Inspecting High Schools In Wyoming Visitor Bound for Kemmerer
J K Butterworth from the University of Wyoming, the regional high school inspector for the Northwestern Association, is due in Kemmerer to meet Superintendent Joseph K Bureh and Principal BH Davia. He will visit the Ineal high school today and tomorrow and may arrange a game between the University Preparatory School and the K H eight team while in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Butterworth
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Northwestern Association
Kemmerer
Joseph K Bureh
Princ Cipal BH
Davia
Ineal High School
University Preparatory School
K. MH
Tema
Beaver Land and Live Stock Co Formed in Line County
A new corporation named Beaver Land and Live Stock Co is formed in Line County with Kemmerer as its place of business and capital stock of 40000 dollars. Directors listed are Joseph Huston, Harry Payne, and Nettle Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Land & Live Stock Co
Line Voly County
Wivas Kemmerer
Joseph Huston
Harry Payne
Nettle, Payne
Divorce Proceedings Before Judge Arnont in Kenuneret
Last week in Kenuneret Judge Arnont viewed divorce petitions by Pearl Chirk from Or Mham Milles. A temporary alimony order was granted pending settlement with Witham Mille af at Whe Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnont
Kenuneret
Pearl Chirk
Witham
Forgery Suspect Nabbed in Local Arrest
Forger Brooks, sought in the vicinity for forgery, was arrested Sunday by Sheriff J J McMinn and jailed. Allegedly he forged a $25 sight draft on William Luce of Big Piney, first attempting to cash it in Cokeville before succeeding at Misehler brothers' saloon in Kemmerer. Brooks has a questionable county reputation. hearing expected in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. Brooks
J. Jh. McMinn
Brooks
William Luce
Big Piney
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Misehler Brothers
Cold Monday Begins Week With Deep Freeze Record
Reports on last Monday morning tracked the thermometric low from 18 to 27 degrees below zero. It was broadly regarded as the coldest start to the year across readings.
Prominent Sheep Man Dies in Utah County
John Stabley a leading and wealthy sheep businessman of Uintah County, died Friday January 12 at Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake after an appendectomy. He was taken ill Sunday and transported with his wife, brother Charles and Dr Thompson. An emergency operation was performed Sunday night as his condition worsened and he underwent another operation yesterday morning before dying at 4 20 P M.
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Franaton Press
John Stabley
Uinta County
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake
Stabley
Charles
Thompson
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Big Piney Mercantile Co
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Florist
Frontier News
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The
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Motdey
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Ne. 6
Will
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Joy Hopkins
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Enptort
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Siehoel Howse
Hemme
Mrs. Sillypsan
Nell
Mr. Money
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Wayne
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Iikwaaett
Kesmerer
Westholder For Flowers Funeral
Rock Springs
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Liapwend
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