Wilkes Wins Cumberland Glove Contest In Third Round
The 26 round Cumberland glove bout last Monday evening ended in the third round when Ted Wilkes knocked down Tunny and the gong halted the fight. Wilkes held the championship after Tunny failed to respond to the bell. Referee Kid Gilsey and timekeeper Brig Smith oversaw the match. Several pounds separated Wilkes from Tunny, and supporters M Friedman Brig Smith Dick Misehler Pick Pickerel and M Callahan traveled from Kemmerer to watch.
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Cumberland
Ted Wilkes
Pick Pickerel
Major Foote Injured at Ball Park Fall
Eyewitness report says Major Foote narrowly escaped serious injury when a man fell from a ten foot fence at the ball park yesterday afternoon. The fall knocked him to the ground grazing his shoulder and collarbone. The incident occurred during a game and involved Ed Baker and a bystander who grabbed Foote as he lost balance.
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Bill Park
Ed. Baker
Granger Chippings Ton Startling From 4 Ride Over The Line
Local notes report Granger Chippings Ton Startling after a four ride over the line. Miss Rose Woods returns home from Kemmerer visit. Various residents, including Thomas, Robison, Henry Budd, Scottie Polson, Mrs Chas Warner, J Warren family, and others, travel between Evanston Kemmerer Green River and nearby towns. Decorations, dances, and visits mark the week with social rounds and local club events noted.
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Miss Rose Woods
Kemmerer
I. Thomas
Robison
Henry Budd
Scottie Polson
Frontier Notes on Local Residents and Changes
Frontier items report Miss Matilda Kay returning home to Provo Utah while Robert McLain visits Rock Springs with her mother. Mrs Archie Nesbit of Ogden visits Mrs John Nesbit. B S Lewis at Hot Springs Utah is reportedly improving. G A Heitz returns to Row Springs with a recovering baby. Mary Hoddy resumes duties at Frontier Supply Company as coupon clerk. Joe Nichols made a regular weekly Rock Springs trip. Maud Frank Arnold leaves Frontier Supply Company to return home to Evanston. Mrs KP Hoyt at Thahewart springs not improving and plans to return home soon. Jogs of Kemmerer Company arrive at Pri er with Jack Matthews securing landing contract. Mr and Mrs Dave Chapman move to Rock Springs for work with U P railway. Richard Norman returns to Frontier with family seeking mine work, previously at Taylor ash. Larry Quealy bets 850 on Bryan nomination. Win Martin wins the other bet, Larry’s bet miscast.
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Matilda Kay
Tur Provo, Utah
Robert McLain
Rock Springs
Archie Nesbit
Ogden
John Nesbit
B.S. Lewis
Utah
Joe Nichols
Maud
Frank Arnold
Frontier Supply Company
Evanston
AMD
Kemmerer ¢ Company
Prier
Jack Matthews
Dave Chapman
Chapman
U.P. Railway
Richard Norman
Frontier
Ork
Taylor
Ash
Larry Quealy
Lryan
Martin
Larry
Bryan Ould
Mines Doing Nicely Inspectors Report Price Gains
Mines owned by Gu n Quealy Coal Property owners from Salt Lake City visit to assess output. They express satisfaction with prices and mine conditions. First shipment of coal sent this week from Rock Springs Rocket, May 2.
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Toe Quey
Nemmerer
Watch Repair Complaint From Old Ledger
A customer reports being charged for watch cleaning and mainspring work described as faulty. The entry notes dissatisfaction with service and claims repairs were completed with questionable quality and uncertain results.
Lost Cow, Two Horses On Premises in Naver er
A notice from a resident reports a black mare with a left shoulder marking and a brown horse marked DK on the right shoulder missing from the premises in Naver er last year. The owner offers 820 for the return or delivery of the animals in Kemierer, Celeste Loan.
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Naver Er
Byaude
Kemierer
Celeste
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Louisville,ky
L. Quealy
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Denver
Ggor
Frontier Wominy
Wyo
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Pat
Seneral Merchandise
Hay and
Srain
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C. Watt Brandon
Tunny
Major Foote
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Ton Startling
Marshal Naylit
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Hmmunidsen
Cheon River
Brandly
Mother
Pred Anderson
Green River
Belekeen
Wester Union
Granger Glee Club
G. A. Heitz
Row Springs
Mary Hoddy
The
KP. Hoyt
Thahewart Springs
Qvera
the Fox
Erwin
Per Fae
Uhavweey Bond
Wyoming Typewriter Exchange
7Th St
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Ivan S. Jones
Kemmerer Wye
Pro
Pet
Dones
Rying
Favoribom
City Drug Store
Roberts
Faryine
Ciider
Mhone
Perry Hendrick
W. W. Davis
Odd Fellows Bldg
Kemmer
Wyoming
Maynard & Corbett, Kemmerer
First National Bank OF
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Hes
Sneddon
Vice-Pres
Frank Pfeiffer
Joni le
United States
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the Occidental Saloon
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Wm. O'Connell
Seneral
Matt Fassio
General Merchandise & Bakery
Minnesota
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Idaho
Diamondville
Belmont Saloon
John Griff
Panguina Neceiscee Ees
Washington
Casnowe
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Joe Pagliasotti
John Croce
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