Self Destruction Takes Two in Week in Daniel County
Carl Sorenson, head rider for the Daniel county cattle association, shot himself after leading a search for two cattle thieves he claimed to have killed. The coroner ruled death by self destruction, noting Sorenson had recently overindulged in liquor and suffered mental strain. He was a brother-in-law of Senator Beck of Cody and the body was returned to Cody for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sorenson
Daniel
Kemmerer
Himeett Inet
Ramet
Sheri McMinn
Sorenson
Barbree
Jorenson
Association
J. W. Gargent
Sargent
Orst
Big Horn
McMinn
Rattle
Berenson
Borenson
Genator Beck
Cody
Beck
Soremeon Hack
Undertaker summoned after pioneer John Stringer dies by poison
John Stringer a well known pioneer resident and Republican coroner candidate committed suicide in his rooms Tuesday by drinking denatured alcohol. Despondent since his wife’s death last March he asked a neighbor to notify an undertaker. He died about 11 30 pm at the hospital after being found by a night marshal and undertaker. Interment followed beside his wife’s grave in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stringer
Ucket
Stringer
Atringer
Eng Brothers
Wild Mountain View
John McPhie
Kemmerer
Jack Hodges
Ariew
Payson
Boy from Cumberiaia Found in Insane Ward After Tragedy
Robert Newbald, 16, son of Mrs Newbald who died recently in Cumberiaia, was brought to Kemmerer with a deranged mind. He rests in the insane ward of the local jail and is expected to recover from a temporary lapse. His mother's death is noted as weighing on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Newbald
Cumberiaia
St James Church Funds Letters Reach Members
Rev Wood of St James Church sent out letters asserting the church was active and that a fine showing had been achieved. Members viewed the effort as a notable display of support and dedication amid parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
St. James Church
Officials tour new Union Pacific building in Kemmerer
A special Union Pacific train from Potatello visited Kemmerer with President E. S. Calvin and Vice President H. V. Pratt leading an inspection of the Oregon Short Line. The two-story brick structure planned for the former Pitt Plumbing site will house a modern newspaper plant, Pitt Plumbing, a confectionery tenant, and office suites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Kemmerer
Potatello
E. &. Calvin
Oregon Short Line
H. V. Pratt
Oregon
Stevenson
Maho
Leavin
Cifi
Mr. Hinkley
Motor Power
Jeffries
Huntley
J. Fuller
Gineer
Plumhof
Y. J. Quealy
Union
Green River
P. J. Quealy
Lincoln Lumber Company
William Pitt
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Pitt Plumbing Company
R. R. Rowe
Enthusiastic Farmer Builds Dam Near Cénroy Area
Enthusiastic farmer Gabardi recently acquired land near Cénroy and built a dam to catch spring snow water from surrounding hills. The reservoir yields ample irrigation, Timothy hay, and potatoes. He offers to let the county place a road across his dam to avoid detours on the Camroy road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cénroy
Gabardi
Kansas
Camroy
Race Track Association Proposed in Kemmerer
Reports circulate of a movement to make Kemmerer a center for riders and racing men of Western Wyoming. The grounds would host a county fair and a baseball diamond, with a likely fall season of races and a roundup during Joint Labor Day celebrations in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Keamerer
Viotrola Wedding March Noted At Piney Ranch
A wedding at the Frank Wall ranch near Hick Piney drew many prominent ranchmen as Vietrola played the wedding march for the couple, described as a sumptuous affair with unique musical moments.
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Joseph Lo
Frank Wall
Hic Piney
Local Depot Scene Ends With Traveler Jailed Then Freed
A disruptive traveler was removed from a train at the local depot when No 17 arrived. The man was taken to the jail after overindulging with the crowd, sobered there, and was released.
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Guntay
Post Visits Kemmerer From Las Animas With New Alliances
W. 5. Post and Wile arrived in Kemmerer from Las Animas last week and are staying a few days while forming alliances. Mr. Veet formerly owned the store now run by Diyth-Pergo-boakins. Me oC Rae keeps large Vieineas interest in tall community.
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Post
Wile
Kemmerer
Las Anenioe
Dave
Mr. Veet
Diyth-Pergo-boakins
Vieineas Interense
Clean Carnival Tales From Kemmerer Carnival Outfit
A fragmented report describes a carnival company, the Mageel Carnival Company, touring Kemmerer with a parade of acts. It mentions performers, a ship or vehicle, and distant ties to a place called Boving tamondvile while noting changes in leadership and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mageel Carnival
Euveral
Kemmerer
Vluew Opi
Amano Moi Miei
Vlalt Kemmerer
E Boving Tamondvile
Suit Theft Near Kemmerer Found by Tracks
Local hotel room theft led to a witness sighting a man wearing part of the suit. The suspect, a negro, was arrested but later released after proving he found the clothing beside the railroad track near Kemmerer. E Toft of the Golden Rule store confirmed the loss.
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Toft
Golden Rule
Kemmerer
Grandson Informs Of Grandmother's Death In Ogden
Sigmund Konn learned Monday that his grandmother died at her Ogden home. He left immediately for Ogden. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the home, during which Mr Kohn's business in Kemmerer was closed.
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Sigmund Konn
Ogden
Mr. Kohn
Kemmerer
Purchased School Lands Purchased in Kemmerer by Afton and Auburn men
H. D. Clark of Auburn and Leavitt of Afton bought about 400 acres of school land in Kemmerer at 10 per acre after an advertised sale. E. P. Simpkins of Big Piney also attended and purchased 200 acres in the Big Piney country.
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H. D. Clark
Auburn
Leavitt
Afton
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Pioneer Day Joint Celebration by Diamondville and Kemmerer Mor man Churches
The Primary Assortations of the Diamondville and Kemmerer Mor man churches held a Pioneer Day celebration last Monday. Many children from the two churches attended a picnic and were treated to refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Kemmerer Morman
Attorney General Visits Kemmerer for District Judge Campaign
The Attorney General visited Kemmerer last week in support of his campaign for the judgeship of the Third Judicial District. He spoke with local residents and outlined his platform, focusing on law enforcement and judicial reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Wie
Kemmerer
Third Judicial District
Political Announcements in The Camera
The Camera prints a slate of political notices from Harrison County Clerk and local officials. Names include Myra Geer Superintendent and Drm ak Mrdtinn with references to party affiliations and precinct capacity. The fragmentary list mentions candidates or party designations and official roles across multiple wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Myra Geer
Betionts
Drmak Mrdtinn
Howitt
M. Misa
Bed Hansen
L D S Conference to Bring 400 Visitors to Kemmerer
The Woodruff Stake Conference of the Mormon church will be held in Kemmerer next Saturday and Sunday, expected to attract about 400 visitors from Lyman Evanston Rock Springs Woodruff Randolph Utah and nearby points. Prominent speakers Elder Joseph F. Smith Jr and Brigham H. Roberts will attend. Sessions will be in the High School auditorium and L D S church with a free concert Saturday night and extensive musical programs. Kemmerer residents invite visitors to stay with locals and enjoy hospitality and programs aimed at leaving delegates pleased with addresses music and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruf
Mormon Church
Kemmerer
Lyman
Evanston
Rock Springs
Woodruff
Randolph
Utah
Woodruff Stake
L. DB. 8
Joseph F. Smith, Jr
Smith
Brigham H. Roberts
Salt Lake City
B. H. Roberts
Stake
Lund
New Kemmerer Theatre
Kammerer
Diamondville
Cumberland Church
Viawell
Fred Hancey
R. H. Saunders
Laley
Lester Pratt
Ruth Sneddon
Sneddon
Evang
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Hell
Race Track Association Proposed
Vietrola
Marceh
Poli Kish
Thayar
Pmeaiales
Hs Hee Bare
Bates
Prwetean
Judie
Nuapartt
Artanis Cartie
Misa Jennie McKay
Cokevilly
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