Merer Victorious Over Diamondville In Splendid Game
In a crowded Kemmerer arena nearly two thousand fans watched Kemmerer defeat Diamondville in a closely contested baseball game. Umpires Philip Sull and Head received praise for fairness as both sides played gentlemanly ball amid debates on outside versus local battery and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Dilationville
Mane
Rand
Philip Sulland
Texme
Eaders
Pagaments
Big Horn Basin visit inspires Wyoming pride
Deputy state engineer Harry A. Patten, a Cheyenne resident, toured the Hammitt canal near Cody and related works near Worland. He praised the basin, saying Wyoming’s northwest corner holds the state’s best and most prosperous country.
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Harry A. Patten
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Big Hor Basin
Hammitt Canal
Cody
Worland
Hustler
Wool Looks Better After Stand Against Eastern Wool Dealers
Sheridan Enterprise reports local woolgrowers united to resist eastern buyers aiming to push wool prices to 16 cents per pound. Deliberate resistance keeps consignments from eastern houses and pushes offers lower, while Nial Warehouse customers stay optimistic about higher prices and direct bids from manufacturers reducing middleman profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Nial
Bagere
Bear Encounter during Fishing Trip Forces Retreat
While fishing alone, Father Lavalle confronted a huge brown bear hidden in brush. He fled toward camp without weapons beyond his rod, escaping unharmed though shaken. He chose not to mount the bear hide.
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Pellegrini
Father Lavalle
Arthur Fagnat
Mr. Bear
Accident Dispatches and Warley Aims at Salt Lake Visit
An unclear report describes an accidental gun incident injuring a youth while unloading a wagon, with Dr Stafford tending the wound and the patient showing resilience. Parley Smith recently returned from Salt Lake, where tourists are reportedly larger in number than last year.
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Parley Smith
Salt Lake
Warley Aye
Unclear OCR sports note on Mills and Millen short stop
An incoherent fragment notes Ed Millen and a new short stop beginning at a recent game. Fisher mentions sore points before the next Sunday game. References WHHL and a Sunday contest, with crowd expectations and team effort implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Sheep Question Pamphlet Heard by Washington Committee
The text notes the Select Committee to Investigate Wild and Prices of Communities heard J. Noblitt of Cokeville testify on sheep raising costs and wool prices. It covers herd size, labor, shearing, grazing, supplies, weather losses, and yearly costs from 1805 to 1910, promising more detailed tabulations later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearn
Sen
Washington
J. Noblitt
Cokeville
Noblitt
Case Proceeds to July Term in False Imprisonment Suit
Judge James P. Rosenberg Deputy sheriff Carl Rodgers Andrew Maki and Win Henderson attended a Evanston Federal Court session last week over the Diamond Ville Finlanders versus Sheriff Jones. The trial was continued to the next Federal court term in July. The suit seeks damages for alleged false imprisonment. The plaintiffs were remanded to Diamondville jail and released on habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Rosenberg
Carl Rodgers
Andrew Maki
Win. Henderson
Evanston
Jones
Diamondville
Runaway horse accident near Kemmerer reported to deputy sheriff
Peter Gordon and Peter Keenan found a horse and baggy in sage brush near Fossil on Friday. They brought it to Kemmerer as harness was torn. Deputy Sheriff Carl Rodgers traced the outfit to a woman in Elko who said the horse bolted after the harness broke and she was thrown from the rig, walking home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbell Vil Welly
Fossil
Peter Gordon
Peter Keenan
Kemmerer
Carl Rodgers
Elko
A Beauty Where Grush the Geysers
A colored railroad souvenir issued by the Oregon Short Line showcases Geyserland or Yellowstone Park. It promises a near trip through the park and surrounding country, aiming to attract tourists this year who wish to witness nature’s wonders firsthand within Yellowstone’s bounds.
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Grush
Oregon Short Line
Yellowstone Park
Residents travel and social notes across Diamondville and surrounding towns
The column records residents visiting places such as Cokeville Toole Utah and Salt Lake City Attendees include Mrs Doe Frank Robert Sheddot and How Leavitt The report mentions local business changes and political opinions plus family visits and social engagements with several names and places noted in brief travel and community updates.
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Howald Henderson
Cokeville
Doe Frank
Toole
Utah
Robert Sheddot
Washington
You Sheddon Dr
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
How Leavitt
Maid Eye People
EK. F. York
Stock Growers Mercantile Co
Rack Springs
Mountains
Cy Ton
Brown
Rep Etn
Republican State Central
Bt. Brown
Mullen
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Bates
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Wyoming Suit Club
Max Jarzey
Emmerer
WYO
Wm. Mertsching
Ness
Smith
Kanes
Vealy
Meus
Tole
Sorrell
Peat
Aly
iNie
Guar
Tiven
Homer Pane
U Boys
Ant
Ju Bos
Haw
Ity
Otab
Wu Crome
Amd
Walt Smith
Waytown
Kemmerer AB
Sorrel
Dillon
Hiway Ib
Aff
Portier
F. Settle
Codter
Jon Smith
Lawrence
Ty Wosmith
Chanbers
M Thoek
Umeree Loollooun
Oootooco
Diomaneville
Big Horn Basin
Billy
Sutton
Ily Haw
Coventry
War Ali Son
Stafford
Rih
J. D. Noblitt
Senate
Sheriff Jones
Ed. Crane
Vera
Hole
Idaho
J. J. Foods
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