Unexpected wedding in Cokeville area linked to Utah nuptials
The Cokeville Register notes Mien Juanita Nobiitt traveled to Pocatello and Salt Lake City for visits. Reports from Salt Lake say Thomas Igo of Cokeville and Juan litt of Cokeville married in Utah. Locals congratulate the couple and expect the groom to continue with the Short Line in Cokeville while they live in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaue
Cokeville Register
Juanita Nobiitt
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Tr Bane
Salt Lake
Thomas
Los Igo
Juan Litt
Cokeville
Utah
Iko
A. Igo
Excitement on Fall River fishing trip sparks wild ride tale
A Kemmerer fishing party of Fred Chapin William Pitt Stanley Brammer and Frank Curtis spent days on Fall River reporting a large catch. Rumor says ranchman Ralph Mills drove a mountain road on two wheels to scare the group, a stunt that would have made a dramatic moving picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chapin
William Pitt
Stanley Brammer
Frank Curtis
Kemmerer
Fall River
Ralph Mills
Wrestler from Evanston seeks 140-pound bout on Labor Day
Lyman Brown of Evanston Wyoming proclaims himself Uinta county and Bear River valley champion and asks for a 140 pound wrestling bout in Kemmerer on Labor Day. He notes seven recent wins in Uinta county and invites local opposition to arrange a clean bout.
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Lyman Brown
Evanston
Wyoming
Uinta County
Bear River Ratley
Army
Bear River Valley
Labor Day
Kemmerer
Injuries in Oakley as child harmed by lant paw hammering
In Oakley last Saturday a four year old girl playing in her grandmother’s yard sustained a serious leg injury and minor arm injuries, thought caused by striking lant paw with a hammer on the ground. Also covered are theft arrests of Louis Dana and Ari Maki, Ball family visitations, fishing trip reports, a forfeited baseball game at Oakley, new Diamond Coal employee William Dale, local visits and moves, school district work, barber shop exodus to Salt Lake City, and various townspeople notes.
Funeral for Dan Anderson in Glencoe Mine Accident
The funeral of Dan Anderson was held in Glencoe last Sunday with Rev. H. Woods officiating. Mrs. Anderson had died in a mining accident in Glencoe the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Woods
Dan Anderson
Anderson
Glencoe
Glencoe Mine Tragedy Echoes in Local Notices
Dan Anderson, killed in the mine last week, was buried amid respectful, well attended services in Glencoe. Alex Easton, injured in the same incident, is recovering and expected to return to work soon. The town plans to rent out their baseball team this Sunday after a seven game stretch with one five inning win. Diamondville’s baseball scene shows a downturn. J Strennan and Dan Howells returned from fishing with notable catch, though flash fishing was hindered by large blasting powder. The Miller family visited the Beach for scenery. Mr. Dunn visited Kemmerer for business last Friday. Nowa is scarce as ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Glencoe
bin Fone
Alex Easton
Diamondville
Hospital Road View Draws Community Attention
Hospital Briefs report a public walk to view the new Hospital Road and city outlook. Patients include James Tonodale with a broken knee, a Japanese mineworker recovering from smoke inhalation, J P Corrigan with an elbow fracture, Louie Pelagrini released after a ruptured appendix, C B Burt with a head laceration, and Enock Hukovi Frontier treated for appendicitis. Mrs J Schilies underwent an osteopathic operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Miner Hurt in Glencoe Accident After Mine Fracture
A miner sustained injuries at Glencoe when a collapse trapped two workers. One man was removed to prevent sympathetic involvement of the other. Medical teams stabilized him as rescue efforts continued to secure the area and ensure safe extraction.
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Glencoe
Lumber Shortages Delay Local Building Projects
Local construction stalls due to scarce lumber affecting Cook Brothers skating rink project and the Frontier school house. Prolonged wait times and scheduling disruptions cited as reasons, with industry shortages impacting multiple orders and delaying planned work.
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Cook Brothers
Bee
Lamer
Frontier Hasi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Rock Springs
Kemmerer Agents
F. Pitzpatrien
C. A. Christmas Kemmerer Hdw. & Furn. Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agents
Big Piney Mercantile Co
WM. E. Pitt
Oakley
Louis Dana
Ari Maki
Ball
Inmington, Idaho
A. Easton, Jr
Lafarge Creek
Sublet No. 6
Ane
Sublet Fellows
Cumberland
William Dale
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Mr. Dalen
Joe Bird, Jr
Prank Parks
Cal
Edna Bird
Parks
Franston
Charles Sneddon
Kemwerer
Lillian Easton
The
McVieu Diamondville
Ausaay
Holmes
Wiesters
Chas, Karte
Eureka
Hie Tuxture
Halt Lake City
J. Strennan
Dan Howells
Miller
Mr. Dunn
Nowa
Carce
Express
Kemmerer, Wyo
John R. Arnold
Third Judicial District
HL. Craig
Jytdae
Joan RE. Arnold
Evanston, Wye
Becker
Bas Kemmeh
Hospital Road
James Tonodale
J. P. Corrigan
Louie Pelagrini
Dr. Kindall
California
C. B. Burt
Stafford
C. BE. Kindall
Portland
Oregon
Star Valley
Enoch Hukovi
J. Schilies
William Bocheff
Ioc
Teague
Val
Alice Paul Gabardi
Wyo
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