Kemmerer Camera Circulation and Fourth Celebrations
The Kemmerer area hosted a busy Fourth with parades, dances, and village life notes. Residents such as Hubbell, Quealy, and Sullivan were active in local business, oil efforts, and home construction while events at Barretts Park and the Triangle drew crowds for concerts, races, and a spirited gathering including a donkey race and baseball game against Green River.
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Theytlorious
Granger
Cokeville
Kemmerer
BF. Guyon
Mina Annie Lowrie
P. J. Quealy
Robbie Flockhart
Diamondville
Patsy
Figuo
W. J. Madson
Minnie 8
F. M. Phelps
Madson
Minnie S
Flynn
Waver
Howry Moran
Ral Hocker
M. O. Callahan
Green River
J. W. Neil
A. E. Hobinson
Hobinson
Neil
Louis Renshaw
Walter MyPhia
Dan Kehoe
Din
Hanmer Dy Kehow
van Kehoe
Notice for Publication by U S Land Office in Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office at Evanston Wyoming issues a notice of final proof for James P Sykes of Stanley Wyoming and Ellen Sykes of Stanley Wyoming to prove residence and cultivation on their claimed lands. Witnesses named include Thomas O Benk James Mickelson and Charles P Budd with others listed for the same proceeding. Public notices indicate August 3 102 or August 3 102 dates and location Fonwuelle Wyoming and Big Piney Wyoming for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
C. W. Hiton
United Stated
Fonwuelle
Boe
Vis
Thomas
Benk
James Mickelson
Hig Piney
Wye
Charles P Budd
Eilen Sykes
Stanley
Ellen Sykes
Conway's Harness Shop Ends Hungry Advice in Kemmerer
A garbled notice urges visitors to Kemmerer to stop at Conway's Harness Shop. It promises to repair items and offers a menu of products with playful language about bites and spurt tea, though the full meaning is unclear from the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Conway
Aidrwe
Kemmerer celebrates with music and pride in occasion
The Kemmerer celebration featured a full night through to eight in the morning with music by the Kemmerer orchestra. The article notes a lively active list and suggests anyone who did not enjoy themselves yesterday should be pitied, praising the town’s pride in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Orchestra
Kemmerer m
Music Sundays at Barrett's Park in Diamondville
Diamondville residents report a lively week with Music Sundays at Barrett's Park. Local officials, Sheriff James of Evanston and Sheriff Younger of Cheyenne, visit, while residents travel to celebrate the Fourth in Spring Valley and Salt Lake. Several townspeople relocate or change jobs, including Miss Alice Scott leaving the Daly Hotel and W. H. Moore joining Mountain Trading for inventory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrews
Rocky Mt. Bell
Salt Lake
Chamberlain
Kemmerer
Barrett's Park
Fred Lellman
Evanston
JW. Mack
Smiths Fork
James
Younger
Cheyenne
W. J. Madsen
Diamondville
Alice Scott
Daly Hotel
Isabell Tla Snl
Gleucose
Miss Scott
Daly
Frontier Notes: LocalNews Of Fourth Festivities And Residents News
Frontier notes report the orchestra traveled to Cumberland to provide music and dances for the Fourth. Attendees from our town enjoy a grand event in Kem eter. MacMillian family visited from Cumberland, Thomas Eynon recovers from surgery in Salt Lake City, Morawnits relocate to Texas, Castille moves to Frontier, and Andrew Hamilton's child recovers from a severe lung illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Woman’s Life Saved by New King’s Discovery
Mr Low Cragg of Durchester Massachusetts credits Tweed Ur King’s New Discovery for curing his wife’s severe lung trouble and obstinate cough after years of misery and failed remedies. The advertisement touts the remedy as a complete cure for coughs colds throat and lung issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Low Cragg
Durchester
Mass
Fifteenth Annual Uinta County Teachers Institute Opens
The Fifteenth Annual Institute of Uinta County convened June 2, 1902, at Evanston public school. Rev. Rollo B. Brown led devotional exercises, Prof. Roberts spoke on Looking Backward and consciousness, urged character and neatness, and discussed Home Duties, Bible reading, and history to be taught early. Afternoon covered religious teaching in public schools, Bible reading, and methodical study, with attention to proper preparation and mastery of subjects.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Jane
Institute of
Uinta County
Rollo B. Brown
Roberts
Venice
Columbia
Roberta
Tubabay
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A. S. Hubbell
Poeil
Yenteriy
Triangle
Chey
Possil
Kermerar
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Hug Baen
Mirwort
Thur Ilay
W. Fairchild
Wille Yostonlay
Als
Barrett
Oakley
EL Pobjala
Colle Sani
Danes
T'S Park
Oberg
Tyereeey
Axe
Kem
Phillip Hussar
Avery
Tie Shaffer
Rer Thin Sie
Mera
Sullivan
Ogden
Barratt's Park
Russell
Ey J. W. Sammon
Soan
Frank James
Geass
Lake City
Sadie Carnahan
Mrs. Walker
Triangle City
Henderson
Chas. Hager
Her
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Jousband
Dor
Royal Exchange
Porbea
Wana
Fort Road
Gardover
Peter Johnnson
Mr. awiMra
B.J. Beanlay
Clyde Janedell
Miss Bevin Randell
Ald. Askine of
Bowery
Mixes Sadie Carnahan
Tonnie Miller
Wl Moses
Won
S. Mortimer Jno
Westland
Wal Mark Hpkins
J.T Saver
Charles B. Morgan
Kathrine Gibbs
Spring Valley
Samuel Blackham
Bishop Brown
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Tuter Ocean
Inter Ocean
J. T. Sullivan
Salt Lake City
Aterm
Utale
Vuel
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Casyer
Natal
Wyoming Paraffine Co
Pocatello
Wyoming Is Co
Idaho-Wyoming Onl Cory
Willion
Stele
Wyoming Parafine Oil Co
Paraffine Company
Idaho, Wyoming OU Co
Fossil
Wyoming. Eastern Oil Co
Near Faire
Fors Consolidated Oil Co
Weant
Mr. & A. Hubbell
Griffin & Hubbell
Parallme Qi Co
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Diamondville News
William Armstrong
Barrett's
John Reed
Lizzie Thomas
Sam Small
Horns Creek
R. E. Dodson
Nellie
W. W. Young
Glencoe
Nephi Gilmore
South Horse Creek
Minnie Sayer
W. H H. Moore
The
Mountains Trading Company
Teachers’ Corps
From County
Frontier Notes
Persie
Prand
Kemeter
Mr. MacMillian
Thomas Eynon
Mr. Morawnits
Texas
Castille
Frontier
Andrew Hamiliton
Teachers’ Institute
Annie Laurie
B. Dullar
Kev
Cy M. Shepherd
Mpal Hoberts
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