Acquaintances and trips dot Kemmerer area dispatch
Ray Johnson a Salt Lake lumberman renewed old ties in Kemmerer. Fontenelle guest Jacob Herachler and Frank Pfeiffer of the First National Bank note farm paper from the Federal Reserve will be honored for six months up to 5000 dollars. Mrs. C. M. Whitney hosts St Margaret's Guild Thursday. Kempmerer men drive two new Fords from Soda Springs. Dan Harrity recuperating from illness. Father Sshilinner and family motor to Montpelier. William eeay laughter with Slate Creek visitors. John Jackeon reports wool on hand awaiting shipment. Mims Inez Stock and sisters visit brothers at Hans Fork for the Fourth. Elder Daniel stops in Kemmerer. Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins do purchases. Alice Davies of Rock Springs attends Kemmerer Fourth. Will B. Kahl drills a well on Platt Wilson’s. N. J. Petersons arrive from Ogden and stay with Dave Nelson. K W Bellrose of Kemmerer Savings Bank vacationing in Eaton Colorado.
Frontier Family News and Fourth of July Outing
Frontier Items note Baker the young son of Mr. T. of Frontier Supply company is recovering from tick fever. Mrs Annie Baker of Ogden visits with her son T J Baker and grandson Lloyd McDanell Bole Reece vacationing with her parents. Mr Harry Harris and family and Mr Tom Potter family motor to Ideal Beach for the Fourth.
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Ape Baker
Frontier Supply Company
Annie Baker
Ogden
T. J. Baker
Frontier
Lloyd McDanelle Bole
Reece
Saoes
Gomer Reece
Harry Harris
Tom Potter
Tto Ideal Beach
Star Valley Celebrates Glorious Fourth Independence Day
Commissioner L J Jenkins reports Star Valley held Fourth of July revels at Freedom on Saturday the 3rd and joined by residents of Afton on Monday for a big community outing. Children were honored as music, fireworks and general good cheer marked the occasions.
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Star Valley
L. J. Jenkins
Freedom
Afton
New Post Office Building Set to Open in Ten Days
Postmaster J McNamara says the new post office adjacent to the present building will receive brand new equipment this week. After setup the post office will be inspected, quarters may be changed if approved, and the local mail staff will not be increased.
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J. ©. McNamara
Kemmerer
Leg Amputation for Roy Collett After Injury
Roy Collett traveled to Salt Lake for a bone specialist consultation and a full examination of a badly injured leg. Surgeons amputated the leg four inches below the knee on Thursday morning to prevent blood poisoning. He is reported resting comfortably.
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Roy Collett
Salt Lake
Noted Lyceum Artist Billed for Kemmerer Visit
Thomas Elmore Lucey, a poet, actor, singer and humorist, tours under Davis Lyceum Bureau. He appears at the L. D. S. church in Kemmerer on Saturday evening, July 17, with admission at 74 cents. Bishop Harold R. Harrison leads the event, highlighting Lucey’s diverse talents and recent Missouri Mule magazine authoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Elmore Lucey
Davis Lyceum Bureau
Kemmerer
Harold R. Harrison
Mr. Lucey
Lyceum
Sol Smith Russell
James Wilcomb Riley
Edwin Booth
Missouri Mule
University of Wyoming
Piney Girl Bride Impresses In Nuptials At St Marys
Miss Isabelle Luella Solon wed Christian Alred Wrang at St. Marys church in a Nuptial High Mass on Monday morning June 21 1920. The ceremony featured a bridal party with twin sisters as flower girls and a silver ring tray carried by Harold Solon. The couple will reside in Big Piney Wyoming after Denver and Big Piney.
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St. Mary’s Church
Isabelle Luella Soton
Christian Alred Wrang
P. Roth
Mendelasohn
Colette Powers
Harold Solon
Adeline
Madeline Cauley
Nerces
Stanley G. Murdock
Thomas E. Solon
Winfred
Hide
Moreloid
McGilvra
Erner
Yan” i
Ruth Crelly
Marguerite Castle
Denver
Big Piney
Wyo
Associated Oil Company of California
Larchwood
Towa
Lead Or
Navy to Train Kemmerer Men
Joseph F. Coletti and Carl Henry Colberg of Kemmerer enlisted in the United States navy for a thirty six week machinist training course costing the government 2500 dollars per man. They enlisted at Salt Lake June 30 and were granted ten days leave before reporting to Norfolk Virginia for the Machinists Mates School. Colberg served three years in World War I and was honorably discharged October 14 1919.
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Joseph F. Coletti
Carl Henry Colberg
Kemmerer
United States Navy
Salt Lake Station
Norfolk
Attow
Colberg
Town Council Faces June Bills and Red Balance
The town council reported June bills totaling 2479.27 with 1096.82 on hand, leaving 1287.00 in the red. They ordered payment of most bills, withheld a few for investigation, and deferred further financial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Kemmerer Shuts Out Glencoe 7 to 0 in Local Game
Kemmerer defeated Glencoe 7 to 0 on the local ball grounds last Sunday in a full one hour and fifty minute game. Hartley of Kemmerer and J Smith of Glencoe starred as shortstops, while George Smith held Glencoe to four hits and Kemmerer to seven. Nuaron of Glencoe was tagged for seven Kemmerer hits as Richardson and Balley officiated.
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Kemmerer
Glence
Hartley
J. Smith
Glencoe
George Smith
Nuaron
Richardson
Bal
Re-elect Lincoln County Sheriff D C Oakley Ady
D C Oakley announces candidacy for re election as sheriff of Lincoln County at fall polls. He pledges continued sincere duty and asks for voter support based on past record.
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Lincoln County
Othe T
D.C. Oakley
Ady
Bradshaw Cornford Wedding Near Rock Springs
On Wednesday morning June 23 Ralph Cornford left for Evanston to marry Miss Marguerite Bradshaw. They returned to Rock Springs the same evening and will make their home here, though the bride has gone back to Evanston for a few days. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Geo Cornford and is a navy veteran. The bride worked at the Kyanston telephone exchange and is well regarded in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cornford
Evanston
Marguerite Bradshaw
Rock Springs
Will Meir
Geo. Cornford
Kyanston
Examiner
Moetii
Buriness Sunday Plans at St James Church
Public notices announce a church service at St James Church on Sunday July 21 with morning worship and evening prayers led by NABH Rector. Attendance encouraged and offerings to support church operations noted.
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Sunaut Wohool
Et i' Im
Kvuning Prayaa
Ate Fond
Nabh Keetor
In Quest of Finny Tribe Adventure Opens
Jim Vicars of Lincoln county Sayrar sets out with a party aimed at a flubing journey. The group travels through towns including New Ark City, Uathansa, Pant Bishaper, Milian, Pass De rition, and LA as they pursue the elusive Finny tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Vicars
Lincoln County
Sayrar
Eastern
L. Wodrop
Newark City
Bacon
Uathansa
Dr Tucker Refused Reimbursement for Damaged Car
Dr A C Tucker claimed moderate speed when his car hit a rope across the First National Bank corner during Independence Day. town council refused to reimburse the doctor for his damages and injuries. Council believed Tucker should cover three lights damaged by the impact. no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Tucker
First National Bank
Harnagee
Dr. Tucker
Reward Offered for Arrest in Furniture Store Case
Notice offers a $100 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone who robbed a McMinn County furniture and household goods store. Also promises reward for arrest and conviction of anyone involved in similar thefts. Rewards published by the issuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atiisa
Sumas Complaint Quickly Relieved
Two years ago an enterotoxigenic attack of some ailment led to a swift relief, noted by Mrs. Henry Jewett of Clark, New York. The item stresses a companionable remedy for a fearsome stomach ailment and the need to keep a certain relief at hand for every family.
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Sumas
Ente Toring
Henry Jewett
Clark
N.Y
Wyoming Elk Loss and Fur Prices Reported by State Warden
State Game Warden W T Judkins reports elk losses during the past winter average about 12 percent with 15 percent in the Jackson Hole district and smaller losses elsewhere. The Wyoming elk herd totals about 39,874 including Yellowstone, with Yellowstone reports pending. Nonresident hunters killed 134 elk and 161 nonresidents secured the season’s game. fur sales total $28,792.42 from 102 trappers among 208 holding permits.
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W. T. Judkins
Grover Bassett
Jackson Hole
George E Price
Thermopolis
Cody
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Judkins
Maiden
Ermine
Ae Otter
Skunk
Weazel
Bobcats
Taink
Lynx
Wolves
Badgers
Kendrick Fights Confiscation in Jackson Hole Stall
Senator John B. Kendrick leads cattlemen in Jackson Hole against a proposed confiscation plan tied to Yellowstone expansion. Meetings will be held in Elk Kelly and Jackson with a Jackson delegation awaiting him in Victor Idaho, as critics call the move a political stunt and warn of broader implications for land, livelihoods, and regional politics.
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John B. Kendrick
Jackson Hole
Kendrick
Elk, Kelly and
Jackson
Victor
Ida
Dackwon House
San Francisco
Yellowstone
P. W. Jenkins
Jenkin
Jobin
Jenkins
Mondell
Patiring
Jackson Mole
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Union Mercantile & Supply Co
Ray Johnson
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Fontenelle
Frank Pfeiffer
Federal Reserve System
Ben Bell
Meee
Soda Springs
Dan Harrity
Sshilinner
St Patrick's Church
Cr Lake
William Eeay
Slate Creek
John Jackeon
Iment
Mims Inez Stock
Jay
Ray
Hans’ Fork
Visi
Neleon
Daniel
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins
Alice Davies
Will B. Kahl
Platt Wilson
N. J. Peterson
Dave Nelson
K. W. Bellrose
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Eaton
Colorado
Kemmerer Theatre
Iy Stewart
Wire’ Pathe News
Pollard
Briges
Will Rodgers
Santea
Nowa
Jeff
Mason
Elephant Man
Daly
Poig
NAVY
Finance
William E. Pitt
Council For Solution
John W. Sallinson
Myra Geer
Jim Sper
Fung ‘Ane Kane
Joe Piz
Fung Kung
Marshal Reynolds
Bradshaw-Cornford
St, James Church
Best Truck Service
Lewis Cash Grocery
Lincoln Abstract
Realty
I Incorporated
H.R. Harrison
J. L Mullings
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Kemmerer Savings Bank Bldg
Kemmerer, Wyo
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