District Court docket from May 26 1915 trial notes
Records detail multiple rulings and pleas in 1915 district court. Pleas of guilty filed in grand larceny, stealing sheep, whisky, horses, and burglary with sentences ranging from ten days to death. Trials, motions for new trials, and bills of exceptions noted. Some cases dismissed or postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hi White
T. Obama
J. W. Sammon
Dan Parker
Bert Long
A. S. Armstrong
Rawlins
Andrew Collins
Waa
Andrew
William Hoffner
Sublet notes on Joe and county gathering
Notes from Sublet recount Joe's return visit two years after leaving the area and his farming success. The event included dancing that extended to early hours, with fifty dollars raised for the treasurer to aid a district project. Sublet ladies plan a Granger trip Sunday to support the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub Jet
Sublet
Joe
Granger
Order of Owln Smoker Draws Full Hall in Sublet
The Order of Owls hosts a well attended smoker with strong membership and active officers organizing entertainment and charity. Sublet anticipates a Sunday away game versus Granger as the town rallies behind the ball team with practice attendance and enthusiastic support from local ladies hosting a charitable dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Owln
Order of Owls
Sublet
Granger
John Jurick
The Credon Case Involves Horse Theft Trial
The district court took the Credon case on Thursday morning with 15 jurors needed for a full panel. Dan Credon, charged with grand larceny for stealing two horses from Joe Black, shot while fleeing, denies guilt. The trial features Hoffner as key witness and a large slate of local witnesses, with Credon claiming alibi from a wolf catching trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powers
Pot
Turaday
Dan Credon
Joe Black
Hig Piney
Credon
James Black
Balt
Miners Hospital
RR. Hote
Marshall Reynolds
Ridgely
J. A. Christmas
Wm. Hoffner
Hoffner
We Piney
Cottl & Or
Hhem
Gaeetes
Billy Sherman
Gull Whitevae
Parmenter
Sublet residents decry Kemmerer ball team for unreliability
A Sublet speaker complains about repeated Kemmerer baseball cancellations. He notes two engagements where Kemmerer promised to play, then postponed or failed to show, disappointing spectators and questioning the town’s trust in the team. He suggests using Kemmerer names only for Tad cartoons rather than as legitimate representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet
Kemmerer
Com
Tad
Court House Notes Land patents and deeds filed May 1915
County clerk records list several land patents and warranty deeds filed in the past week with names such as Chas A Danielson Jacob Rank Clarence Holden Floyd Norris Barbara Briae Arthur Macroft and T Roosevelt involving sections and townships in N ranges 110 to 118 and varying dates from 1898 to 1918. Transactions include purchases and quitclaim deeds with values ranging from 1 to 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Danielson
Jacob Rank
Clarence J. Holden
Howard M. Holden
P. MacCilashan
Floyd Norris
MacSlashan
Barbara Braie
Arthur Macroft
T. Roosevelt
Clarene L. Holden
See
Wm. McKinley
Clarence L. Holden
Woodrow Wilson
I Ronaie M. Holden
Infant Dies After Whooping Cough in May Funeral Held
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Edmonds died Friday May 38th from whooping cough. Funeral services were held Sunday at Odd Fellows cemetery. The bereaved family thanks friends for sympathy and acts of kindness during their sorrow. Mr and Mrs J M Edmonae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Edmonds
Fai
Unday
Odd Fellows
J. M. Bdinonae
Suspected arson link tied to local arrest after alibi
Went to Sleep A and Carson, once in Oliver Twichel’s employ, rode to town with plans for Sidney Nebraska. He carried about 40 dollars, woke in a shack to find it gone. Henry Edwards was later arrested by M I Brady for drunkenness and jailed. He met Judge Ivan Jones Monday and paid a fine of 28. It’s understood Edwards may know something about arson money, as they had seen each other before dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & Carson
Oliver Twichel
Sidney
Neb
The
Willows
Henry Edwards
M I Brady
Ivan Jones
Edwards
The Eagles Mate at New Kemmerer Theatre
The Famous Players film The Eagle's Mate starring Mary Pickford opens at New Kemmerer theatre on Thursday June 3. The drama follows a cultured girl kidnapped by a mountain clan in West Virginia with praise for its photography, cast, staging, and acting as top-notch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kemmerer Theatre
Famous Players Film Company
Mary Pickford
West Virginia
Miss Pickford
Cokeville Boys Beat Kemmerer 13 to 4 in Diamondville
Cokeville boys traveled Sunday to Diamondville, defeating Kemmerer 13 to 4. The team also attended the circus and enjoyed the trip. Hotel Kemmerer registrants included R D Boomer, Frank A Hin Kelley, Bushey, Fuller, Oleen, B May, Brown, Tunks, C Dean, T Morgan, Mrs Kate Morgan and Mrs R D Boomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville Boys
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Hotel
Colville
R.D. Boomer
Frank A. Hinkey
Bushey
Fuller
Oleen
B. May
Brown
Tunks
C. Dean
T. Morgan
Kate Morgan
Mra. R. D. Boomer
Adoption Visit Brings Kemmerer Family Child to Try
May Adopt Boy State Humane visitor Eddie Hurke brought a 5-year-old boy to Mr. and Mrs. Pred Canada of Kemmerer for a 30 day trial before adoption papers. Burke then took a little boy from OsKey to place at St. Vincent home. the boy’s mother is dead and the father seeks proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Humane Wlleér
Eddie Hurke
Kemmerer
Pred Canada
Ore
Burke
Oskley
St. Vincent
Local News Briefs Enter City County and Beyond
The Camera provides a compact snapshot of local county and area happenings. It highlights community events, public notices, and brief updates from nearby towns and regions.
Delegate to White Slave Congress from Kemmerer
Rev Mythen of St James Episcopal church Kemmerer has been appointed by Governor Kendrick as a delegate to the White Slave Congress in San Francisco on July 1. He will address on The application of the Mann Act and difficulties in securing convictions. He is vice president of the American Association for the Eradication of White Slave Traffic and former government inspector. He recently returned from Salt Lake City for medical treatment.
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Mythen
St. James Episcopal Church
Kemmerer
Kendrick
San Francisco
United States
American Association For
Salt Lake City
Lead Gladys Itler Tops Wyoming race for fair trip
The Cheyenne Daily Leader notes Mise Gladys Itler of Kemmerer leads all state candidates for a trip to the San Francisco exposition with 205 870 votes, about 25 000 more than the next candidate. The eight leaders will receive free transportation to the fair. Matt F Whelan visited the ranch last week but has not sold his wool yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Mise Gladysitler
Kemmerer
San Francisco
Imtie
Window displays draw shoppers at Hoskins and Union Merc
Large display windows in the Hoskins store attract customers with bright dry goods and children's dresses while the grocery side highlights fresh vegetables. Union Mercantile Co. windows also feature neat displays for Decoration Day drawing interest from passersby. The Camera offers local news and a selection of legal blanks and paper sheets pricing 800 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoskins
Union Merc.Co
Pelicy
Focal
Rau's Return to Brasstone After Wedding Trip
A. DT. Hosking drove to Brasston Sunday to meet Mr Clyde Hall and wife returning from their wedding trip to Los Angeles. The couple learned of their homecoming and were busy on a bar work. They were well repaid for their trouble. Monday afternoon they motored to yous) where Mr. Raw took off the tore at that and they will make their future home.
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A. DT. Hosking
Brasston
Lyde
Hall
Los Angeles
Faw the Kid‘ie
Yous
Raw
Wedding Bells Mise Elizabeth McNirh to Wed in Galt Lake City
Elizabeth McNirh left for Galt Lake City last Sunday to marry Jose L. Mekell of Wiels per local reports. Lin colnounty is cited as the venue for the couple, with Ming McNish mentioned in a separate line. other details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Elizabeth McNirh
Kemmerer
Galt Lake City
Jose L. Mekell
Wiels
Lincolnounty
Ming McNish
Pinedale
Four Lambs to Ewe 6. Miller Object to News Item
Miller a juryman of the current term takes exception to the prior Week report about the triplet haumbe stating that several years have passed and urging reconsideration of the item.
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Miller
Thambertala Oulke Chulere and Diarrobea Heomedy
A fragmentary note promotes a remedy claimed to be universally obtainable and aimed at relieving female ailments. The readable text repeats product names and asserts wide availability.
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Thambertala
Chulere
Auto night theft thwarted by Boston and McMinn capture
Boston and Rich McMinn nabbed two men who tried to flee in a car loaned by a foreman. The chase ended near the cemetery after the men were seen driving toward Cokeville with suitcases. They were held then released for lack of charges, while the town faced unpaid rent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rich McMinn
Diamondrile
Rathbun
Cokeville
McMinn
Decoration Day visits honor graves across cemeteries
Decoration Day Sunday and Monday drew large crowds to cemeteries to decorate graves with flowers. The Kemmerer band led visits to decorated graves and townspeople paid respects. On Monday the Pore band led a procession of local unions and Austrian societies to cemeteries for similar ceremonies. A steady stream of visitors came and went throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Band
Cemeteria
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Tari Wi
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