Praise for Bear River trip and regional potential
Mr and Mrs James Neil and two children visited from their Bear River valley ranch near Garden City spending time with old friends in Kemmerer. Timmin, a former hardware man turned rancher, touts Bear River as a garden spot for small fruit and Bear Lake as a scenic resort with boating, bathing and hot springs. He notes good roads and easy travel attracting intermountain visitors. Mrs Neil stays home for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neil
Bear River Valley
Garden City
Timmin
Bear River
Oregon
Utah
Bear Lake
Intermountain
Neil
Kemmerer
Ford Auto
Iwashan
New Residence Burns in South Town Fire
A new house in the south part of town burned last Sunday night. Firemen arrived to find the unfinished structure distant from a hydrant but laid hoses and brought the flames under control. Built by Lincoln Lumber Co, it was to be bachelor quarters for Lon Tremp and Jim Lindsay. An oil can was found on the scene after the blaze was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lumber Company
Lon Tremp
Jim Lindsay
Cokeville Plans Electric Lighting For Town Progress
Cokeville residents favor an electric lighting system and a recent mass meeting discussed the project. Substation revenue must reach at least 200 dollars per month to be profitable, with expectations of higher income. The town already added a water system and may pursue further civic improvements, praised as a hustling community.
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Cokeville
Auto mobile party tours Evanston roads praised
Visit Evanston Afrava Mire A.Deskies and Mr and Mrs Geo Symes formed an auto mobile party to Evanston last Sunday. They returned to Kemmerer via Randolph and Sage reporting roads in slow condition in Liveola and Usita counties. Commissioners of both counties are to be congratulated for excellent work this season.
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Afrava Mire
A.deskies
Geo. Symes
Evanston
Kemmerer
Randolph and
Sage
Liveola
Usita
Grason
Conroy School Closes After Successful Era
Conroy school closed a week ago Friday ending a successful era. Miss Elizabeth Woods led teachers and scholars in a year end celebration fondly remembered. Workers have resumed duties and show signs of steady enrollment. E G Adgerton family moved to Wakigy to establish a home. C F Saunders traveled to Salt Lake City for several days on business matters.
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Conroy
Elizabeth Woods
Adgerton
Wakigy
C. F. Saunders
Salt Lake
Leg Broken By Worker After Mine Accident
Jack Pridies, superintendent of wages for Cumberland mines, had a leg broken Wednesday evening when bags broke loose as he was returning from work. He was taken to Ottok Springs hospital for treatment.
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Jack Pridies
Comberland
Rom & Bagey
Ottok Springs
Restocking Trout Streams in Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota
Forestry officials announce a nine year plan to restock trout streams and lakes across Colorado, Wyoming and South Dakota. The Bureau of Fisheries will supply about 4.5 million fry this year with annual amounts tapering to complete the goal. Fry shipments will go to railroad stations nearest waters for efficient distribution and forest officers will plant and monitor results. The plan covers 273 streams and lakes.
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Colorado
Wyoming
South Daldte
Bureau of Hiberies
Forest Service
Bureau of Fisheries
Glencoe Game Beats Kemmerer Despite Handicaps
Kemmerer Cups team played with amateurs at Glencoe on Sunday due to missing regulars. Glencoe won 9 to 6 led by Swede Davin who sprained an ankle as the falls guy. Score by innings shows Kemmerer 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 6 Glencoe 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9.
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Sunary
Glencoe
Reguar
Qiencoe
Davin
Kemmerer
Glucoe— Luuz
Soe
Bears Charter Nears Completion At Kemmerer Hotel
Deputy Giraud Organizer at the Kemmerer Hotel reports regular Fraternal Order of Bears meetings on the first and third Wednesdays at Odd Fellows Hall. Charter open briefly as membership grows, officers appointed, with upcoming election and installation. The group aims to become a leading fraternal organization in the West, following growth in the East. Other organizers are strengthening Utah, Montana and Nevada regions.
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Tit
Bears
Utah
Montane
Valeifle
Yellowstone Limited Timetable Changes To Oregon Short Line
A new timetable took effect June 1 with the Yellowstone Limited operating between Salt Lake and Yellowstone Park. A standard sleeping car started service between Portland and Yellowstone, arriving in Pocatello on train No 10 at a stated time. The Yellowstone Limited arrives at McA tulla in the morning and departs for Portland later, with trains and car service adjusted for the season opening.
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Oregon
Wir
Tagling
Montana
Utah
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Harrison Avenue
Ramor
Transportation Department
Yellowstone Park
Portland
Yellowstone
Hocatello
Bos P
Aid Bewree
Mucatulla
Snake River
Arrig Crean
Entertained at Five Hundred by Local Residents
An item notes Mr L K Lalert entertained a party at the Five Hundred, with attendees including G. Whites and others. The account lists several individuals by surname and mentions a second event featuring Clark, Whittock, Whitney, Crapie, Whikien, Mineo Lymeh, and Jobber.
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L. K Lalert
Clark
Whittock
Whitney
Crapie
Whikien
Mineo Lymeh
Fourth of July Ball at the Lyceum
Lincoln Lodge No. 27 Knights of Pythias will run the Fourth of July ball at the Lyceum replacing the traditional free dance. The Kemmerer orchestra is hired to provide music, promising a leading attraction for the big celebration.
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Lincoln Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Lyceum
Kemmerer
Fruit Trains Handle Strawberries and Cherries East
Trains No 6 and No 10 carry from one to six cars daily of berries and cherries to eastern points. On Wednesday No 10 dispatched five fruit cars destined for Cheyenne LiveColy and Chicago all from Hood River Oregon. Engraved cards and calling cards are advertised for printing.
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Cheyenne
Live Coly
Chicago
Hood River
Oregon
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
the City Drug Store
G. A. Christmas
Heberribe
Camace
Idaho Health Resort
Charley Bonner
M.F. Naylin
Frank
Mike
Hen Larson
John Mischler
Ife
Johnny
Nelson
Fred Hamerick
Fred
Mra. Abrogast
Cumberland
Mra. Peabody
Helen Stillwagon
Frontier
Helene
Peabody
Sam Potter
Lou Henrick
Vinedale
Idaho Falls
O'Connel
Béars Charter
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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