Local Notes From Diamondville and County
Diamondville News reports John Vicars back at work after grippe. Miss Jane Barton of Almy visits her brother. Miss Lizzie McPhee resigns as Daly waitress. Miss Maggie Sneddon ill with wave cold. Auditors review company books for several days. County Clerk Donald McAllister arrives to help Burn's Anniversary. Mrs. Lewis of Montpelier visits. School closes early. principal Moore to Glencoe. Miner injured in No 2 coal fall taken to Rock Springs hospital. Miss Kate Evans leaves for Cumberland to tend illness of Mrs A D Williams. Infant of Anton Traverse dies and is buried at Diamondville cemetery. Livery stable, formerly Joel Anderson, changes hands to three new operators with ad in columns. Mrs. Wm. McDermaid and mother from Logan, Utah, arrive. mother to stay awhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vicars
Jane Barton
Almy
Lizzie McPhee
the Daly
Maggie Sneddon
Donald McAllister
Burn
Lewis
Montpelier
Ida
W. H. H. Moore
Glencoe School
Springs
Kate Evans
Cumberland
Mra
A. D. Williams
Anton Traverse
Diamondville
Burns Items Brief Local Notes From Burns Area
A compilation of social and local happenings includes Mr. Alex hauling hay from Burns, Mr. Martin visiting Opal with a load of furniture, and Jens Cowdell discussing restaurant work. Mrs. Hill’s family spent Sunday with Mr. Jens Cowdell, Mr. Nels Hanson visited Mrs. Hill, and Mr. Vandervort dehomed steer stock for home sale. A bronco twister seen last summer with horses was found dying near his loaded load of Vent Phaler’s best, muttering a cryptic line about snow and bread. The Kemmerer butchers may find good beef opportunities, and Mrs. Snyder of Merna hosted a Sunday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Opal
Jens. Cowdell
Mr. Vandervort
Kemmerer
Mra. Snyder
Merna
Mrs. Conwell
Mesdames Hartley
Sargeant
Huston
Miss Huston
Messrs
Ashley
Robert Huston
Chas, Noble
Shorty Nolan
Bronco Twister
Vent Phaler
Glencoe Notes Chronicle Smalltown Life Jan 1902
Glencoe Wy Jan 22 1902 notes detail local happenings. Alex Miller earns praise as a clerk. Mrs Luka recovers. Mrs Armstrong linked to Diamondville. Niel ill two days. William Stacey visits Hub of the Universe. M F Petermann spotted in town. Buck brothers handle mail after Bishop McPhie moves. Mrs Thompson returns from Montpelier. Billy cheerful. Dickey manages store workload. Carl Rogers moves to Cumberland. water scarce. Snowstorm since Wednesday. garden turning cold. A lively crowd attends Borns rehearsal in Diamondville. music calms all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Diamondville
Bressadow
School Report Week Ending January Attendance Totals
Weekly school report shows five days taught with total attendance 105, 220 across two groups. Average attendance 29, 35, 21, and 44. Perfect attendance noted for one student, P. Woomury or Fria appears as a name misspelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Woomury
Fria
Special U S Court Hearing Bankruptcies Held in Cal Abrivtunme
A special session of the United States court convened in Cal Abrivtunme’s office last week to hear bankruptcy proceedings. PW Spaulling of Evanston was noted as a reserve in bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Court
Cal Abrivtunme
PW. Spaulling
Evanston
Opal Items and Local Notes from the Town
The Commercial hotel reopens for business. Burral and wife welcome a baby girl. Burkhalter travels east to Kansas City. Roberson and wife leave to spend winter in the land of flowers. Hupsacker visits Porterville, Cab., for the first time in nine years. Rumsey leaves for Denver after his father’s sudden death. Mrs Denver draws crowds for her portrait from Chicago. Vickrey of Big Piney moves to town for winter to access the local school. Short Line expands to three employees amid growing business. Solliday goes to Ogden to identify two murder suspects. Consolidated Implement Co of Montpelier Ida builds a neat warehouse here and plans a spring staffer.
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Roberson
Land of Flowers
J. Hupsacker
Porterville, Cab
Mrn
Denver
Chicago
S. M. Vickrey
Big Piney
Consolidated Implement Cy
Montpelier
Ida
Divorce Petition in Uinta District Court
Emma Day sues Frank W Day in Uinta County Wyoming for divorce on desertion and failure to provide support. Address unknown. answer required by March 7, 1903. Clerk Rowsar Minuiin. attorney H. 2 Canistass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Day
Bama Day
Tian
Uinta
Wyuring
Rowsar Minuiin
Unclear Note From 1908 Letter Exchange
A fragment from a Boston era letter page shows dialogue about community roles and playful requests. Mentions Uncle Jamon Pan elope and summer on a farm, Holstein and Guernsey cows referenced as pleasant people, with a skeptical modern view of progress and youth in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Waldo
Boston
Jamon
Panelope
Venelope
Mira
Wallo
Boston Christian Register
Fragmented Quotations Reflecting Political Snubs and Social Follies
A collage of witty quips from several papers, lampooning wealth, politics, marriage, and manners. The mix names politicians, commentators, and societal types, including references to Uncle Sam, victims of favoritism, and clever one liners about love, clocks, and scandals.
How to Prevent Croup For Mothers of Young Children
Advice claiming early signs of croup include hoarseness and a rough cough a day or two before onset. It promotes Chauber n'a Cough Remedy as the always dependable, safe to take solution for preventing croup and easing distress, sold by all dealers.
Forest Reserve Land Claim Notice for Quealy at Kemmerer
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming issues notice that Patrick J Quealy of Kemmerer Uint a County Wyoming filed March 1 1901 to select a trust land parcel in Township 19 North Range 116 West under the act of June 4 1897. Within thirty days protests or contests regarding mineral value versus agricultural use may be filed for report to the Commissioner of the General Land Office. First publication January 17 1903. Posted January 15 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Patrick J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Uinta County
Towit
Trust of Land
North Range
General Land Office
Chas. Kingston
Ister
Notice of Assessment Work by Bonanza Oil Company
Notice to all concerned that Bonanza Oil Company of Uinta County Wyoming with principal office in Evanston Wyoming and branch in Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah is performing 1902 assessment work on property in sections and townships listed. Shareholders must furnish their share within 91 days or risk losing interest. dated November 22 1902 and signed by GW Lynch Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza Oil Company
Uinta County
Wyoming
Evanston
Wyo
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
Utah
Aeia
Boanza Oil Company
Boxasza Ou
GW. Lynch
Notice of final proof for Eckles land claim filed
Notice for publication states that George M. Winkelman of Richards Wyoming has filed for final proof to support his claim. Proceedings will be before U.S. Commissioner Fontenelle Wyoming on June 26 1904. Winkelman seeks desert land proof No. 952 with witnesses Booker Grow Bolinger Martin Kingston and others to establish irrigation and reclamation of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UO. W. Halsen
A.S
Fontenelle
Wyo
George M. Winkelman
Richards
Wyoming
Evanston
William TH. Hooker
Howand H. Girn
Richards, Wyo
John W. Bolinger
Big Piney
Hugh Martin
Burny
Wyn
Big Viney
Burns
Jan Chas. Kingston
Register
Notice for Publication Evanston Wyoming 1908 Timber Lands
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the Act of Congress approved June, the sale of timber and stone lands is described. Juhile Arnal filed an application at Evanston Uint a county Wyoming this day to claim lands in Tp 49 NR 116. Interested parties must appear at this office within a lazy slave from the first publication to protect rights. The notice lists the names with owners and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Act of Congress
Uinta County
Wyotang
Linn
Land claim proofs for building stone valued property
William Newbrough of Evanston Wyn and partners Arthur Robinon Charlee Beach and Prank Malone of Prowtier Wyoming seek to prove their claim as chiefly valuable building stone before the examiner and Receiver at Granstuny Wyoming on Saturday March 14th, 90H. Kingston registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newbrough
Evanston
Wyn
Arthur Robinon
Charlee
Beach
Prank Malone
Prowtier
Wyoming
Hranstuny
Chas
Kingston
Register
Timber Land Purchase Notice at Evanston Wyoming
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming issues notice of Charles S Beach filing to purchase the east half of section 24 and the west half of section 15, township 22 north range 1116 west, Sixth principal meridian. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days. Witnesses listed: William Newbrough John Arnold Arthur Rothman Frank Malone. Proof set before Register and Receiver March 14 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Charles
Beach
Dresa
Frontier
Vinta County
Wynming
William Newbrough
Johm Ro Arenold
Byanston
Wyoming
Arthur Rothmaon
Frank Malone
Evanston
Omtas
Kinarrow
New Life Pals Cure Found in Winchester Reader Note
A Winchester reader, M. M. Austin, reports a wife cured after a deadly attack by Dr. King’s New Life Pals. The pills claim to aid stomach liver troubles and constipation with 25 cent price at Henderson’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
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Diamondville News
Rock
Joel Anderson
Mr. Alex. Price
Nels. Hanson
Glencoe
Alex. Miller
Mrs
Isaac Luka
M.f. Petermann
Oliver
Lewis Buck
Bishop McPhie
William Thompson
M Mtpelier
Billy
Dickey
Carl Rogers
Scotland
United States Court
Burral
G. H. Burkhalter
Kansas City
JH. Rumsey
Cosgriff Broaatore
W. H. Solliday
Ogden
Here
Wyowing
County of
District Court
Emma Day
H. 2
Canistass
Sam
Puck
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Press
Washington Star
Sven Thee
Demosthenes
Plato
Dr. Smey
Mastington
N.o. Weekly
Birdie Hoppimiyke
Byrdie
Yookers Statesman
Tare
N.Y. Sun
Columel
Brayivy Elelins
Goodley
Kladge
Hobart
United Staten Land Office
Diamondville Livery Stable
Horson
Kiuils
Diamondville, Wyo
Electrus
B. W. Davis
Daly Hotel
Society Directory
Dare Lodge Noy
Jon
Omoruer
A. D. Reed
Harper Whisky
Tod
Mountain Trading Co
Randall
Korol
E. PF
Guyoa
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Pfa Miller
Claude S. Williams
Salt Lake
Bia
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