Opal Folks Visit and Travel to Denver and Ogden
Opal notes Peter Petrie relieved Harry Burnham in Granger and Burnham heads to Denver. Several residents, including Vinit and others, arrived Monday on No. 6 then left for Denver on Tom O Neils stock train. Lawr ense Bess drove a Buick to pick up travelers from the upper country along with Mr and Mrs Fish. James Petrie departed to Denver for the Stock Show and plans a visit to Sheridan before returning. John Angus family traveled from the upper country to Ogden for their children’s schooling. Mrs Petrie and Mrs Pyle journeyed to Kemmerer with Pyle continuing to Denver to settle at least temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Petrie
Denver
Alex Petrie Sheridan
Wyoming
John Angus
Ogden
Utah
Pioneers Visit Early Lincoln County Residents
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fish of Big Piney country visited Kemmerer late last week and left Monday for an extended California trip. They plan to return by early May. The Fishes, among Lincoln County’s first settlers, arrived 34 years ago. Mrs. Fish will contribute an article to the Camera soon reflecting her newspaper experience since settling in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Fish
Big Piney Country
Kemmerer
California
Mra. Fish
Lincoln County
Reverend Clower to Visit Rock Springs for Lectures
Rev. Clower of the MR Church plans a trip to Rock Springs this week to confer with Bishop McConnell of Denver about a Kemmerer lecture. In Rock Springs he attends a Deaconess Board meeting and stays for a deaconess consecration. Mr. Tackler will lead Sunday services in Tew's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clower
Rock Springs
McConnell
Denver
Kemmerer
Bishop McConnel
Tackler
City Undertaking Parlors
Tew. Clower
M F Church Choir lauded. Roy Mason new director
The M F Church service last Sunday drew a large congregation praising gospel truth music. Roy Mason was named choir director while Mrs H E Christmas traveled to Detroit to attend the funeral of J C Avery the hydraulic engineer well known for Denver water works. A snow storm began Wednesday and continues. officials identify two men in a local murder inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F
Gospel Truth
Roy Mason
H. E. Christmas
Detroit
Michigan
J. C. Avery
Denver
W. H. Solliday
Opal
Ogden
Here
Wanted A Home For Two Motherless Twins In Kemmerer
Two emaciated twins, around zero night temperatures, wander Kemmerer seeking shelter and subsistence. The plea requests a kind home or aid from readers to care for the inseparable siblings found wandering the streets for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Charity
Mager
Rabid Coyotes Alarm Lincoln County Sheepmen
At the Lincoln County Woolgrowers Convention in Kemmerer the spread of rabid coyotes toward Wyoming is discussed. A sheepherder Eli Black relives a harrowing encounter with a mad coyote as his dogs fought the animal and saved him in a snowbound desert scene near Low Station and Puddle Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Woolgrowers' Convention
Kemmerer
Utah
Ever
Anow
Wyoming
Mne
Eli Black
Black
Bountiful Livestock Company
Desert
Low Station
Puddle Valley
Mack
Buck
Ike
de. Beatty
Brigham City
Wwe
Hawaii Secures Cokeville Phosphate Fertilizer Deal
Tony Swenson and Harry Bagh have signed a contract with a California firm to supply phosphate from a rich Savith's Fork deposit near Cokeville. The ore will be shipped to Honolulu Hawaii for use in the sugar industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Swenson
Harry Bagh
Hatchery on the Tircon River Plans Near Daniel
The piece notes a Hatchery project near Daniel along the Tircon River with an estimated cost of 7000 dollars. If Senator Keniall's bill passes, the legislature will approve the plan and transform the area from wilderness into a busy site this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tircon
Daniel
Keniall
Biel
Relic Photo and Stephens Letter Aid Savannah Orphanage
Mrs Fish and relatives funded a Savannah orphanage through a benefit fair and raffled photograph of Alexander H. Stephens, vice president of the Confederacy, with a 1880 letter from him. The items, now stored in a bank safety deposit box, hold historic value and were preserved by local families. Dr J Venter, once of this city, was visiting Montpelier neighbors last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Oo. F. Fish
California
Alexander Hl. Stephens
South
Savannah
Georgia
Washington
C. Lee
Mina Maggie R. Rankin
Fish
Mias
Ellen M. Rankin
J. Venter
Montpelier
Idaho
Land patents and warranty deeds filed in county clerk
The Court House notes list land patents and warranty deeds filed last week in the county clerk's office. Entries include transfers in sections 4 35 10 1 and other townships with buyers and sellers such as Sargent Easton Reeves Erwin Bennion Embree Flass Collett State Bank Cokeville Reed Taft Reeves Wilson and others with amounts noted from 100 to 2000 dollars and dates ranging from 1912 to 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander W. Sargent
William A. Easton
William Reeves
John Reeves
Wm. C. Shinkle
John B. Erwin
Rowland Bennion
Orson Bennion
R. H. Embree
Mmergr Savings Bank
Kemmerer
Nee
Sohn
Bryson
Curtis E, Flass
Collett Et Wx
State Bank of
Cokeville
Leo
Bee
W. Wilson
Aldo Pyenit
Tani
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Peter Petrie
Granger
Harry Burnham
Vinit
Frank Curtle
Matl Reynolds
Pred Chapin
Tom O'Neil
A. Beam
Rover Tritapo
Wig Piney Mercantile Co
Dr. P. French
Lawrence Bess
Buick
Mra. C. F
Big Piney
Wm. Mills
Peter B. Petrie
E. c. Pyle
Mrs. Pyle
Henry Collipriest
Elam
Cumberland
Donald McAllister
Buri
Diamondville
F. E. Curtis
Kommerer
CuicaGo Hie, Fur & 4 Wool House
Uelore Tere Tanners
Douglas
U.S. A
West
Gra
Phic
Hawaii
Court House
Nhs
Seriber
Today's Magazine
Kemmerer Bakery
JOE Piz
Rexall
Tollec
J. F. Fitzpatrick Jeweler
Optician Oos
Becker
Meeker Brewings
Mattia A, Perry
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