Diamondville Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
John Vicars returns to work after grippe. Miss Jane Barton of Almy visits her brother. Miss Lizzie McPhee resigns as Daly waitress. Miss Maggie Sneddon ill with cold. Auditors review company books. County clerk Donald McAllister arrives for Burn's Anniversary. Mrs. Lewis of Montpelier visits relatives. School closed to attend Glencoe trip. Miner injured in No 2 mine. hospitalized at Rock Springs. Kate Evans leaves for Cumberland to tend Mrs Williams. Infant of Anton Traverse dies. burial at Diamondville Cemetery. Livery stable changed hands to three new operators advertising this week. Mrs. Wm. McDermaid and mother from Logan arrive. mother to stay several weeks.
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
Local Burns Area Notes On People And Hauling
A collection of brief notes from Burns and nearby towns recounting daily activities. Alex Burns hauls hay, Martin visited Opal with furniture, Jens Cowdell discusses dining plans, Mrs Hill’s family visited Jens Cowdell, Nels Hanson called on Mrs Hill, Ira Dodge reconsidering eastward museum trip, Vandervort dehoms and eyes home market cattle, Kemmerer butchers may gain beef, Mrs Snyder of Merna hosted a Sunday gathering, and a bronco rider from Opal and Kemmerer was found dying beside his horse with a cryptic quote about sin and bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels. Hanson
Mr. Vandervort
Kemmerer
Mra. Snyder
Merna
Mrs. Conwell
Mesdames Hartley
Sargeant
Huston
Miss Huston
Messrs
Ashley
Robert Huston
Chas, Noble
Shorty Nolan
Bronco Twister
Opal
Vent Phaler
Glencoe Notes: February 1902 Local News from Glencoe Wyoming
Glencoe notes report Alex Miller improving as a clerk and various residents with illnesses travels. Buck brothers carry mail from Cumberland while Bishop McPhie moved away. A snow storm began Wednesday and lasts over a day. A rehearsal crowd from Glencoe attended the Borns rehearsal in Diamondville last Saturday night. The piece closes with a quip about music soothing the savage breast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Scotland
School Attendance Report Summary for Week
School report for week ending January lists days taught and attendance totals. Total attendance 105 220 with average daily attendance 29 35 21 44 and one perfect attendance noted. Names such as P. Woomury and Fria appear as faculty or students in the unreadable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Woomury
Fria
United States Court Special Session Held for Bankruptcy Hearing
A special session of the U S court was held in Cal Abrivtunme office last week for bankruptcy proceedings. PW Spaulling of Evanston listed as reserve in bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Court
Cal Abrivtunme
PW. Spaulling
Evanston
Opal Items and Local Happenings
The Commercial hotel reopens for business. Burral and wife welcome a newborn girl. Burkhalter travels to Kansas City to visit relatives. Roberson and wife head to spend winter in the land of flowers. Hupsacker visits Porterville, Cab., after nine years. Rumsey travels to Denver due to his father's death. A Denver portrait of her daughter draws many visitors. Vickrey moves to town for winter to access the local school. Short Line to hire three men, signaling business growth. Solliday summoned to Ogden over murder suspects. Consolidated Implement Co of Montpelier finishes a warehouse and plans a spring local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberson
Land of Flowers
J. Hupsacker
Porterville, Cab
Mrn
Denver
Chicago
S. M. Vickrey
Big Piney
Day Divorce Sought in Uinta District Court
Emma Day sues Frank W Day in Uinta County Wyoming District Court seeking a divorce on grounds of desertion and failure to provide necessaries of life. Respond by March 7 1903. Clerk Rowsar Minuiin. Attorney H. 2 Canistass appears for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Uinta
District Court
Emma Day
Frank W. Day
Bama Day
Tian
Wyuring
Rowsar Minuiin
Turbulent 1908 Youth Telegraph Letter Parody
A fragmented 1908 era letter page satire features voices from Pleasant Country Neighbors and Boston circles. References to Helstone Holstein Guernsey notions and a joke about a heathen executioner appear alongside social queries about May societies and farm visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Waldo
Boston
Jamon
Panelope
Venelope
Mira
Wallo
Boston Christian Register
Fragmented Quotes From Various Newspapers Showcase Satire
A mosaic of nondescript quotes and quips from Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Press Washington Star Town Topics and others. The lines mimic political satire social wit and cultural jabs featuring kings rich men and common folks. The collection showcases era speech patterns and a playful bite across newspapers.
How to Prevent Croup
How to prevent croup is described as easy and safe using Chauber in a motherly remedy. The text claims early signs include hoarseness and rough cough, and asserts the remedy dispels symptoms and avoids anxiety, noting wide use by mothers and safe, pleasant taste. Sold by all dealers.
Forest Reserve Land Entry Notice for Pat Quealy in Wyoming
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming issues notice that Pat Rick J Quealy of Kemmerer Uint a County Wyoming has previously applied on March 1 1901 to select the parcel described as the W2 of section 30 Township 19 North Range 116 West containing mineral versus agricultural value. In the next 30 days protests or contests may be filed regarding the mineral value of the land, and a report will be made 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 for Bonanza Oil Company
Notice to all concerned that the Bonanza Oil Company of Uinta County Wyoming is performing the 1902 assessment work on listed sections in townships and ranges. Shareholders are required to furnish their portion of the expense within 91 days to the company. Dated November 22, 1902. 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 Winkelman at Fontenelle Wyoming
Notice states George M. Winkelman of Richards Wyoming filed for final proof on two claims. Proof will be before U.S. Commissioner at Fontenelle on June 26, 1904. Witnesses include William H. Hooker Howard H. Girn John W. Bolinger and Hugh Martin. Also notices desert-land claim No 952 to be proven by irrigation and reclamation with same witnesses. Chas Kingston, Register.
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 under the Act of Congress timber and range lands are advertised for sale. Juhile Arnal of Evanston filed an application and claims to purchase the parcels in Tp 49 NR 116 W. Bixth principal meridian in Uinta County Wyoming. Public notice requires appearance to prevent the sale within thirty days from the first publication. The notice lists the petitioner and acreage details as read in the public document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Act of Congress
Uinta County
Wyotang
Linn
Property claim notice for Evanston and Prowtier lands
A notice states that William Newbrough of Evanston Wyn and partners Arthur Robinon Charlee Beach and Prank Malone of Prowtier Wyoming will prove the ichimoter all completion and that the land is chiefly valuable for building stone. Proof will be made before the register at Kingston Wyoming on Saturday March 14 90H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newbrough
Evanston
Wyn
Arthur Robinon
Charlee
Beach
Prank Malone
Prowtier
Wyoming
Hranstuny
Chas
Kingston
Register
Timber land sale notice in Evanston Wyoming 1908
United States Land Office at Evanston Wyoming issues a timber and land sale notice filed by Charles Beach of Frontier Wyoming claiming NE and NW quarters of section 24 township 22 north range 11 west sixth principal meridian. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days. Witnesses listed include William Newbrough John Arnold Arthur Rothman Frank Malone. Proof to be made before the register 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
Dr King’s New Life Pills Said to Cure Stomach Ailments
A Winchester reader M. M. Austin credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with curing his wife after a deadly attack. The pills are advertised to relieve stomach and liver troubles, cure constipation and sick headaches. Available for 25 cents at Chas Henderson's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
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Diamondville News
Rock
Joel Anderson
Mr. Alex. Price
Martin
Jens. Cowdell
Glencoe
Alex. Miller
Mrs
Isaac Luka
Armstrong
Bressadow
M.f. Petermann
Oliver
Lewis Buck
Bishop McPhie
William Thompson
M Mtpelier
Billy
Dickey
Carl Rogers
United States Court
Burral
G. H. Burkhalter
Kansas City
JH. Rumsey
Cosgriff Broaatore
W. H. Solliday
Ogden
Here
Consolidated Implement Cy
Wyowing
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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