Fragments From a Fractured Fraternity Notice
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions Masons and lodges, with references to a meeting at Patlows hall and various names. The text hints at a fraternal context, including a secretary and engraved stationery, indicating a social or organizational notice rather than a full event report. Names like Ligon, Stewart, and Calvarier appear amid partial phrases.
Kemmerer Church Services And Schedules
Fragmented text lists Kemmerer churches and worship times. Mentions St Jamie Church Sunday service at 2 o'clock, Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning, and Hawley as pastor. Includes references to Patrice Catholic and Letten Rock Susie, with unclear details and stray words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jamie
Tinea
Methadian Episcopal
Stunned by Lightning and Herd Reduction Efforts
A Big Piney District report describes a new spaying process to reduce herd sizes due to range shortages. Over 600 yearlings from Hall, Alontout, Oscar Beck and Son, and Henry Budd were treated on governor Kendrick's recommendation. In a separate incident campers William Graham and his brother in law Mr. Pyle were struck by lightning. both were stunned for about an hour and one horse was killed during the event near Kemmerer as they traveled with a heavy load. Mr. Pyle recovered first, while Mr. Graham endured the dangerous discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Frank Ball
Kendrick
Tom Sotham
Sotham
Hall
al Ontehout
Ovcar Beck and Son
Henry Budd
William Graham
Mr. Pyle
Hehmning
Kemmerer
Pyle
Mr. Graham
Clergymen Schedule St James Cokeville Afton August Services
The Rev. George Ossman and Rev. Samuel Wood lead church services in Cokeville and nearby towns through August. St Bartholomew's Day August 24 brings several clergy to Cokeville with hymnody at services. Claude Reader of Big Piney, formerly Cokeville, is expected to preach there August 24 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oxaman
Tennessee
St. James Church
Samuel H. Wood
Cokeville
John Gilles
Afton
Wood
Kemmerer
John &. Gieaple
George Ossman
Ossman
St. Bartholomew
Claude Reader
Big Piney
Local People Married in Kemmerer
John Asson and Miss Emma ta ma, two well known Kemmerer residents, wed at the Catholic Church last Saturday afternoon officiated by Father Lynch. They left for Salt Lake City the same day and will reside in Kemmerer upon return. Asson has worked at Union Mercantile and will resume duties after the wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Asson
Emma Tama
Kermmerer
Father Lynch
Salt Lake City
Asson
Union Mercantile Company
Jand
Kemmerer
Relative finds kin of late John Greenwell near Sage
Frank Keen of Sage, a Kem merer visitor, reports locating a daughter and a brother of the late John Greenwell who was found dead in his cabin last spring. The relatives live in England and Keen’s farm adjoins the Greenwells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keen
Sage
Visit to W T Knowles in Pocatello by Oregon Short Line Official
Special agent for the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company, W T Knowles of Pocatello, called at the camera office last week to greet his old friend C Watt Brandon but found Brandon not at his usual stand. Knowles intended a handshake and a chat about old times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T Knowles
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
C. Watt Brandon
Taking Big Chances with Chamberlain's Remedy Advice
It warns travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting trains and steamships may not stock it. The piece stresses bowel attacks can be sudden and severe and urges preparedness, adding the product is obtainable everywhere.
Surprise Birthday Party At Fox Ranch Home
A July 18 ranch party at B M Fox on LaBarge brought about 10 neighbors to celebrate Foxs 47th birthday. The surprise event ran from seven to twelve with games car pool and music. Mrs Fox served an oyster supper with coffee cake and fruit along with guests Mise Hope Fox Ae Stuckey and Prank Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Fox
LaBarge
Mr. Fox
Fox
Hope Fox
Ae Stuckey
Prank Nye
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Offered by Tsy Co Circulars
A Toledo firm offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrhal deafness not cured by Maite Caterrh Cure. The advertisement claims the real remedy cures ear inflammation and addresses treatment by a specialized tube. The circulars are issued by J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CO. Toleda
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Lass
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Frontier Supply Co
LO. O. F
Rotelork
Undine
Ivan & Jones Noble
A. W. Anderson
Oie
O. B.S
Monte ¢ Bee
Amcond
Waldain Hal
Naina Mowers
Stewart
A.B
A.M. Suen
Ploch
W. M
O. Mi Berette
Aleenes Weldome
Ane
Pete
Peter Gordon, Jr
Frontier Supply
Kemmerer Market
France
Ive & Anderson
Fem Onereer
Miner's Exchange Saloon
Wabst Beer
Teetdal
Hegush & Kalan
Wrhudewen
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Seanon
Tom Ming
Hamstork
Bolt
West
Hissinger & Co
Utah
J. McCarty
Agr
Liebig
Ty Foe
Anheuser-Busch
A. Molinar
Diamondville, Wyo
When Ord
Beckstead
Bell & CO
OPAL
Py Daily Sennet
J. A. Holladay
Wyoming
Cordove Cigar CO
The
Frontier Supply Company
Osmundo
Denver, Colorado
Bon A Ton
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Lincoln Lumber Co
Telephone
Kemmerer, Wyo
Vea
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