Wyoming Legislature Opens Week Two Of Session
The Thirteenth Wyoming legislature, a week in, shows more progress than the prior term. Bills seek over half a million dollars in appropriations including 280000 for Capitol expansion and funds for the state university. Public utilities regulation, workmen compensation, game and fish laws, and armory building requests for Laramie Lander and Wheatland dominate agendas.
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Weill
Capitol
State University
State One
Wyoming
Laramie
Lander
Wheatland
Newcastle
Former Kemmererite Resident Ralph Smith Leaves for Sacramento
News from Kemmerer notes attorney Ralph Smith departs Kemmerer for Sacramento California to join legal work independently after considering partnerships with top Sacramento firms. Community remembers him as a cheerful, talented young man with sterling qualities and broad friendships during a three year residence.
Hospital Notes Report From Cumberland Camp Injury
Ih 4 mine agcmdent at Cumberland last week Ovcar Camp aged about 40 was seriously injured and was at once brought to the hospital in Kemmerer for treatment. It was found that his skull was curt and his back injured badly but he is now in much better condition and his recovery is considered sure. De J S Newland who underwent SS ago ie Monly Improving and is able to be up and around A Japanee wan and wife with a two days old babe were brought to the hospital Monday. The man is down with pneumonia and the baby is thought to be for critical condition. The hospital is crowded 0 capacity at the time every ward and bed filled and the attendants are kept petty busy. The organisation of a High School hashes ball to music well under way now and after two OF three week's practice may play some public game.
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Cumberland
Ovcar
Kemmerer
de. J
Newland
Wan
Letter from Milton Robinson on Kelly post office request
The Camera reports a letter from Milton Robinson of Jackson asking that his paper be sent to the new Kelly post office. He notes light winter with little snow, stock thriving on open range, and little need for feed. Nearly all stock remains on summer range, some migrating to the lower valley near Jackson. Readers are encouraged to send news.
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Milton Robinson
Jackson
Ofice
Kelly
Grovont
Ihs
Wholesale Robbery at Jamieson Ranch
Robbers stole about seventy five dollars worth of pack saddles plus oats salt flour canned goods and more from Jamieson’s ranch at Fontenelle. A barbed wire shipment disappeared with the loot as deputies search snowbound country to trace the thieves. A separate note reports a matinee of The Stain at the Lyceum last Sunday with future Sundays planned.
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Rock Springs
James
John Jamieson
Fontenelle
Jameison
Bear Fraternity installs officers after a notable boxing exhibition
On Wednesday last the Bear Fraternity installed officers with good membership present. After routine business the Bear and friends watched a four round exhibition between Young Bilckfeldt and Ted Wilke, regarded by attendees as a very good bout. A long lunch prepared by members followed and was highly praised.
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Bear
Meare
Young Bilckfeldt
Ted Wilke
Odd Fellows Install On Thursday Evening
Installation of officers of the I.O.O.F. 1.O.C. F. took place at the Odd Fellows hall with good membership. A lunch followed the installation and was enjoyed by all in attendance.
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1.O.C. F
Odd Fellows Hall
Kemmerer Lodge
A. F
A. M
James Grattan Mythen
Emily Hainsworth
Rob Christmas
Nalmaster
Wyoming Woolgrowers to Convene in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Woolgrowers Association plans a two day session in Cheyenne on Friday and Saturday February 5 and 6. A large crowd is expected and an old time enthusiastic roundup of all the boys interested in the state's leading industry will take place.
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Wyoming Woolgrowers Assocation
Cheyenne
Shrine reunion to open in Rawlina of Wyoming Desert
A ceremonial session of the Ancient Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will gather January 22 in Rawlina. Nobles from southern Wyoming will meet for the event with special rates on O B and L?PB from all Wyoming points. Limited to January 24. A jolly crowd is expected to attend and celebrate the occasion.
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Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Wyoming
Rawlina
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Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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