Sage Notes and Local Visit Patterns at Sage
Community notes recount visitors at the Gustin cottage, Sage, including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. John Reed. Local tradesmen, arrivals, harvest tasks, and social events appear with names like Victor Jackson, Bear River, Randolph, Utah, and Woodruff, Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Clyde Brewer
Gustin Cottage
Jack Dunn
Denver
Bear River
Sage Stock Yards
R. Nelson
Bros
J. L. Telstrom
Orin Jackson
Jonard Spencer
Randolph
Utah
Victor Jackson
Woodruff
Leap Year Dance and Community Events Across Kemmerer
Local notices list a Leap Year Dance at the Lyceum on Thursday and a benefit dance on January 29 at Frontier Hall for A. Koran. Weekly theater shows run Sundays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Residents travel to Salt Lake City and nearby towns, with social visits, hospital updates, and family milestones noted.
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The
Lyceum
Frontier Hall
A. Koran
New Kemmerer Theater
Local Social Notes and Movements in Kemmerer Area
Mr Trost, manager of the Golden Rule store, called to Salt Lake City on business. Mine Hazel Hrammer, visiting her aunt Mrs E W Bourne of Montpelier, expected home this week. Guests at the Frank Steinbauer home included Mr and Mrs Laley, Miss Helen Stellwagen, Mr and Mrs Platt Wilson and family. Oliver Twichel, a LaBarge rancher, reported heavier snow in Kemmerer than here. The Trost family moved into the J C Penney house on Pine Avenue. Mrs J S Newland left for Washington to stay with her brother for the winter. Mrs Watt Brandon left for Rock Springs to visit Dr and Mrs A G Dowell and then Denver. Seven: Mary Howovik, fifteen months, died. services at Catholic church in Browning. Browning, manager of the Repeiein Auto Co of Salt Lake City, contracted for care with Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co.
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Mr. Trost
Golden Rule
Salt Lake City
Mine Hazel Hrammer
E. W. Bourne
Montpelier
Laley
Helen Stellwagen
Platt Wilson
Frank Steinbauer
Dance Music for Hire by B Ziller and Daughters
Local musicians offer to play for dances or parties at any time especially where no piano is available. Their music is guaranteed and they promise reliable performance.
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Ziller
Shoulder Dislocation at Barber Shop Fall
Billy Wood dislocated his shoulder while descending steps to his barber shop under the First National Bank. He popped the shoulder back in place and was treated by a physician. He is recovering and in pain but continues to work at his shop as usual.
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First National Bank
Billy Wood
Lunsell
Clark Family Plans Winter in Denver
Bert Clark Jr reports his parents Mr. and Mrs. BR. B. Clark left before Christmas and expect to stay in Denver most of the winter visiting kin and watching the ranch. He says conditions in their part of the country are good and there is no feed shortage for the stock.
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Bert Clark, Jr
Core
BR. B. Clark
Denver
Rasen Wd to be casey fe any. kind had years of ox a re een es Set
The readable text fragment presents unclear names and entities. It references years, an event or object described with partial terms but lacks coherent context or identifiable subjects to summarize into a complete news item.
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Rasen
Casey
The Reliable Plumber WM. E. Pitt Ad
WM. E. Pitt advertises as the reliable plumber offering plumbing, hinting and tuning services with all work guaranteed. Phone number partially readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Pitt
Wy 4-4 winner of Salt City wake
Salt City newspaper reports Wy 4-4 won an event in a wake ceremony. Local residents attended as Wy 4-4 celebrated the milestone with community support and memorable remarks.
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Wuner
Salt City
Whitlock Divorce Case Sets May Court Date
Mrs. W A Whitlock seeks divorce from Dr. Whitlock with alimony custody and attorney fees. She alleges drunkenness stimulant use and abuse over five years plus improper conduct with a woman residing at their home. The couple resides apart with Mrs Whitlock in San Francisco and the doctor in Phoenix. The case is set for the May term.
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W. A. Whitlock
Ht. Rowe
Officers Installed By Chapter No. 28 C. E. &
At a regular meeting in Jan the Chapter installed officers led by Inez Stewart Worthy Matron and A J Calverley Worthy patron. Past Matron Mrs Downey received a pin after the ceremony then hosts served a dutch lunch. Local hospital cases include Elbert Hawley and Roy Matsumura with appendicitis and toneolitis respectively. Dodgy Kujimoto is his companion.
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C. E
Inez
Ewart— Worthy
A. J. Calverley
Embree—Ass
Marie King
Chas
Marlon Witherspoon
Henrietta Brownson
Emma Parmenter
Adah
Gertrude Brammer
Martha
Florence Downey
Electa
Roy Matsumura
Pocatello
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Kindall
Kujimoto
Roy
Kemmerer
Leap Year Ball Promises Fun and Fashion for Local Society
All eyes turn to the Leap Year Ball set for Thursday evening the 20th hosted by the Ladies of the Choral Society. Guests are urged to attend, with tickets selling as the highlight of the night. The Kemmerer Orchestra will provide music as the ladies demonstrate hospitality and entertain with grace.
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Iadies
Choral Society
Kemmerer Orchestra
Found At The Post Office In Ni Morning
A fragment notes four pairs of men s shoes found at a post office in Ni morning with an inquiry directed to The Camera for details.
Announcement of Undertaking Service in Kemmerer
Peter Paul Sullivan of Kemmerer Wyoming announces an excellent line of caskets on hand and offers to take charge of funeral arrangements. He is a Barnes School of Anatomy graduate with east coast experience and was in Chicago during the Eastland disaster.
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Chandler Chalmers
Dodge
Lincoln County Garage
Pidit Wilson
Kemmerer Wyo
Peter Paul Sullivan
Undertaker
Embalaer
Wyoming
Soul Fet Cama Manufacturers
Parisuasa
Union” Mercantile and Supply. Co
Belmont
John Griff
Wyo
Pruoet
Guarentes
Vince
JNO. Zulick Preprieter
Sage Notes
Messrs
Edwin Porter
Fred Rees
Harry Julien
Orson Winters
Charles Thompson
John Reed
Lester Caer
Julien Hotel
Gua Petello
Ernest ‘Corleas
Apollons
Earl Thompson
Leslie Plumber
Ethel
Ruby Koen
Pearl Klein
Bertha Eranson
Edna Forter
Marie Mae
Frank Hurley
Matt Christensen
Ernest Winters
Charles Mae
Blasinger & Company
J, McCarty
Mer
Wm. Pitt
Jimmy Anderson
Opal
Monay
Rock Springs
Prof. Burch
Salt Lake
Wool Growers’ Convention
Albert Heitz
Metall
Woel Kemmerer
Salta Je City
Ladies Aid Society
Ivan Jones
J. M. Shannon
Fish Haven
Idaho
Charles Bruce
Martha Penberthy
Mra
Bruce
Fairchilds
Johnny Matthews
Biddie Wright
Mattie Crook
Rawlins
Bud
Hocker
J. G. Gudmundsen
Walter B. Fenner
Mr. Gudmundsen
Mone H. Lyon
Boston-Kemmerer Oil Co
Oatman
Ariz
Mose
Los Angeles
P. J. Quealy
Mrs. Quealy
Chas, L. McKay
Florida
Abmmerer Wyoming
Tost
H. O. Clase
Pia
Camera Ofice
Oliver Twichel
LaBarge
Mrs. Trost
J. C. Penney House
Pine Avenue
Mr. Hawke
Billy Mills
A. W. Smith
Pinay
Kemmerer Strect
Newland
Washington
Watt Brandon
A. G. Dowel
Mary
Dass
John Howovik
Are. Ts Catholic Church
Browning
Repeeien Auto G Oe
Saltee
Ene Eit Tor
Ae Care
Kemmerer Hardware and Puraiture Oo
Dance Music For Hire
Grogh
W. W. Paulson
Elbert Hawley
C. A. Hawley
Whitten & Davis
Helen Rt
Francis X. Bushman
IN Command
Metro
Geo. Probert
Theda Bara
ENT
Kommerer Camere
Nuwa
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