Local Snapshots From Evanston and Diamondville Notes
Local notes report dining room girl seekers at the stone quarry, visits among residents from Evanston to Ogden, and a Diamondville mayor discussing coal output of 90 000 tons monthly. The 1901 county government cost is given, plus a wedding in Glencoe and a K P ball at the Daly Hotel. A university chemistry lab fire prompts thanks to Mr Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas
Rosenberg
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Frontier Dramatic Cx
Frontier
W. H. Wyman
Cokeville
Uinta County
Rock Springs
Mary Small
Fossil
Rock Creek
Nugget
Thos
Sneddon
Our Neghbor
News Register
Walter Burnett
Maggie Robertson
Glencoe
Bishop McPhee
Cunera
Pobulary
Manila Lodge
K. of P. of
Daly Hotel
Order
the State University
Cing
PW Sith
Anid
Smith
VA. Gatehall
Kvanaton Perens
Lenin
Cobain
Ulutw
Bobbie Burns Anniversary Observed In Diamondville
The Scottish community in Diamondville plans an anniversary celebration tonight with a program of vocal solos dances readings and a performance of Auld Lang Syne to honor Bobbie Burns. An admission fee funds the event and guests from all backgrounds are invited to join the festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinlay
Hobbie Burns
Scothind
Anity
Diamondville
Jno Soeddon
Thos
Hood Veal
Mra Win
Robinson Sword
County Legislature Notes and Local Infrastructure Actions
At the January county meeting a petition for Afton incorporation moved to the Pebroury session. The Cumberland road near Cum berland was vacated and a new 60 foot wide public highway established. Geo Forbes bond as Kemmerer constable approved. Liquor license filings appeared for first time: Mrs Doran, Geo Pair Child, Euma Co of Kemmerer, Carollo & Genasci Oakley. Second-time licenses granted to Henry Burke Kemmerer, Carollo & Genesci Diamondville, Peter Peck Pangh Fossil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Pebroury
Cumberland
Geo. Forbes
Kemmerer
John Doran
Geo. W. Pairchild
Euma & Co
Carollo & Genasci
Oakley
Henry Burke
Carollo & Genesci
Diamondville
Peter Peckinpangh
Fossil
Wyoming Hydro-Carbon absorbs Coal Creek lands in stormy oil push
Wyoming Hydro-Carbon Company acquires coal and oil lands on Coal Creek and in the Fossil district, bringing holdings near 18 000 acres with plans to reach 20 000. The firm proposes incorporation with 2 000 000 dollars paid-in capital, issue 1 000 000 shares of non-assessable stock, and development of the properties in spring pending weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooal
Coal Creek
Wyoming Hydro Carbon Company
Foesil
Hydro-Carbon Company
L. Solliday
Treasury
Philadelphia
Chicago
Milwaukee
Thore
G. TH. Burkhalter
Pal Supply Co
Cheyenne
J.B. Brainerd
Portland
Conn
C.F. Robern
Opal
A. A. Burkhalter
Chepal Supply Go
Amstataut Trammirer
Opal Happenings and Local Transits in Opal
Viola visitor W Jones, riders shipping horses to Omaha, Cumberland, Kemmerer, Fontenelle and Midway residents in Opal for business. Notable travel includes Mickelsen en route to Evanston from Hy Piney. A Granger dance at Mr. Moore’s home featured Opal couples and music. Janes Westfall returns from Chicago with horses. markets seen as favorable in St. Louis. Ice supply expands as J E Stinson manages storage. wagon and machine reps plan a larger trade. New phone line work in Big Piney and Opal, Continental lines to improve long distance access. M E Ladies Aid to meet. five-room house for sale cheaply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Stinson
W. H. Solliday
Cosgriff Bros
Messia
Phelps
Duffin
Montpelier
Big Piney Country
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co
Opal
Ouatours
Garfeld Iredale
Rawling
Big Piney
Mountain Bell Teepe Co
Pinafore Tour Ends with Glowing Diamondville Run
The Pinafore company closed its tour with a strong Diamondville show drawing large crowds in Cumberland Frontier and Diamondville. Specialties by Arthur Robinson and a Tell Me Pretty Maiden performance delighted audiences, justifying ticket price. Repeats are planned at Casey's Kemp show next Tuesday January 28. Also promotional notes praise Dr. W A Hocker and William F P Robinson for leadership and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Cumberland, Frontier
Acta
Arthur Robinson
W. A. Hocker
Robinson
Casey's Opera House
Kemmerer
Publishing notices and local service moves in Kemmerer
Publishers notice confirms Mr. Goo K Dowbray as agent for Kemmerer Publishing Company Cumberland with authority to take subscriptions and handle contracts. Dr Hewetton moves office to corner building vacated by Judge Rosenberg. Col Christin confirmed postmaster of Kemmerer. C E Hiatt resigns Pacific Express local agency. A Finn new agent. Prof Adams named school janitor for new building opening Feb 1. Douglas from Montpelier reports on Pinafore prospects. County Treasurer Goodman shows 94919.54 cash on hand as of Dec 30. Police Judge Rosenberg moves office to city hall next to fountain of truth. J D Sullivan travels to Green River and Rock Springs for building contracts and Pinafore company work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goo. K. Dowbray
Kemmerer Publshing Company
Cumberland
Col. Christin
Kemmerer
Senate
C. E. Hiatt
Pacific Express Co
A. Finn
Goodman
Rosenberg
J.D Sullivan
Green River
Rock Springs
Pinafore Company
Card of Thanks Letter From Greativent Company
A grateful note expresses thanks to individuals and groups who assisted with the company’s efforts. It credits boys who distributed materials and mentions Hohungers and Kommere for support. The letter conveys appreciation for any service rendered, no matter how small, and extends warm thanks to all who aided. Signed by Hari, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kbelly
Islavies
Wimfire
Billy
Corporation
Hohungers
John
Casey
Nik Minny
Mer
Carey
Kommere
Guiblic
Notice to the Traveling Public at Elk Hotel Keatnnrer
The Elk hotel at Keatnnrer has changed bonds only by the signer. This is the town’s only hotel with an entire corps of white help. Jotun Doman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keatnnrer
Jotun Doman
Frontier Notes and Local Happenings this Week
Mrs Roberta visits her daughter in Frontier while Andrew Houiston heads to Washington with his father Mr MacDonald and brother William. Frontier Dramatic Company preps a new play for locals as oil prospects shadow wool ambitions in Wyoming. The Camera office offers location blanks. Golden Rule store plans a March 15 Evanston branch. Roosevelt taps Kingston for Evanston land office. Boxing match Seattle men Brady and Rodgers set February 14 at Casey’s with gate share to winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Andrew Houiston
Mr. MacDonald
William
Washington
Frontier
Joseph Cutler
Cutler
Wyoming
East
Provo
Utah
W.S. Post
N.thomas
Morris Bros. & Swith
Kemmerer
Roosevelt
Senate
Neweef Hom
Brady
Seattle
Wash
Rodgers
Chivhaga
Casey's Opera House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atone Quarry
Jas, Bell
Win
St Ibinson
Miss Poulson
du Bois
Ida
Mr. Moody
Matt Callahan
Ogden
Bobbie Burns
the County Legislature
Wyoming Hydro-Carbon Oil Co
Oigweny
W. HL
Suntipar
H. E. Abrotwas
W. E Bolliday
Camena
Glhs Hurkhalier
Po Stale
J. Hrainerd
Ater
Mos Norton
St. Joe
Pwking
W. Jones
Viola
Turner
Omaha Tueday
Harry Ashley
Kerrimerer
Jorge Holden
Fontenelle
Charles Bird
Midway
Opal Transaction
A. A. Borkhalter
Omaha
Neb
Kansas Pointe
Jack Howard
White Cloud
Kan
Dames Mickelsen
If Hy Piney
Evanston
Jack Moorehead
Cowberland
Chas, Moore
Granger
Janes Westfall
Corais
Georgia
St . Louis
P. A. Gatebell
Wyowing Press
Mr. Ro
Kook Springs
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs. Kelly
Mesdames
Dexter and
Kelly
Thi
Uthee
Caugh
Chamberlain
James Prendergast
Aniota Bay
Jamaican
West India Islands
Dr. Hewetton
Judge Rosenberg
Adams
Douglas
Pinafore
Tun Vinarons Company
UL Hari
Frontier Notes
Sheniealvan
Frontier Dramatic Company of
Golden Rule
Fairchild
Morris Bros. & Smith
Kemmerer Drug Co
Hockerk & Lauder's Old Stand
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