Bear River Visit Highlights Garden City Rancher’s Views
Mr and Mrs James Neil and two children recently visited from their Bear River valley ranch near Garden City. Timmin, former hardware man, praises Bear River as the west’s garden spot for small fruit and envisions Bear Lake as a premier resort. He lauds hot springs and roads aiding recreation and travel, predicting the Intermountain region will attract many pleasure seekers. Mrs Neil stays behind for a longer visit.
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James Neil
Bear River Valley
Garden City
Timmin
Bear River
Oregon
Utah
Bear Lake
Intermountain
Neil
Kemmerer
Ford Auto
Iwashan
New Residence Burned On South Edge Of Town
A fire Sunday night destroyed an unfinished residence in the south part of town. Firefighters arrived with difficulty due to lack of a hydrant, but the hose reached the building and the flames were extinguished. Built by Lincoln Lumber Co, it was to be occupied by Lon Tremp and Jim Lindsay as bachelor quarters. An oil can was found at the scene after the blaze.
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Lincoln Lumber Company
Lon Tremp
Jim Lindsay
Cokeville Seeks Electric Lighting for Progressive Town
Cokeville residents urged adoption of an electric lighting system after a recent mass meeting. Substation viability requires at least $200 monthly revenue from light and power, with expectations of higher income. The town, having just added a water system, plans further civic improvements and is praised as a hustling community.
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Cokeville
Automobile Party Trip Through Slowed Roads Garners Praise
Visit Evanston Afrava Mire A.Deskies and Mr and Mrs Geo Symes formed an auto mobile party for a trip to Evanston last Sunday They returned to Kem merer by way of Randolph and sage reporting that roads in Liveola and Usita counties are in slow condition Touring over these highways on great pleasure The commissioners of both counties are to be congratulated in the excel lent work dear this grason.
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Afrava Mire
A.deskies
Geo. Symes
Evanston
Kemmerer
Randolph and
Sage
Liveola
Usita
Grason
Conroy School Ends Era Then Reopens For Work
Conroy school closed a week ago Friday after a successful era. Miss Elizabeth Woods and the scholars celebrated the close of the year with a pleasant time. The values have reopened for work after several days and indications are that work will be steady. E G Adgerton and family moved to Wakigy to wake their home. C F Saunders left Sunday for Salt Lake to attend several days on business matters.
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Conroy
Elizabeth Woods
Adgerton
Wakigy
C. F. Saunders
Salt Lake
Leg Broken Jack Pridies at Cumberland Mines
Leg broken during a derailment incident at Cumberland Mines left superintendent Jack Pridies unable to finish his shift. He was transported to Ottok Springs Hospital for treatment after the accident on Wednesday evening while returning home from work.
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Jack Pridies
Comberland
Rom & Bagey
Ottok Springs
Restocking Trout Streams in Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota
Forestry officials announce plans to restock trout streams and lakes across Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota within nine years. The Bureau of Fisheries will supply about four and a half million fry this year, with shipments routed to rail stations for wide distribution and monitored by forest officers. The program covers about 273 streams and lakes, involving brook rainbow and black spotted varieties.
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Colorado
Wyoming
South Daldte
Bureau of Hiberies
Forest Service
Bureau of Fisheries
Glencoe Game After Kemmerer Cup Play Adds Amateurs
Kemmerer Cups entry at Glencoe Sunday used amateur players due to missing regulars. Glencoe won 9 to 6 with Swede Davin suffering a severe ankle sprain as the fall guy. The inning scores are garbled but show Kemmerer scoring 1 4 10 0 0 0 6 and Glencoe 0 0 0 0 0 4 4.
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Sunary
Glencoe
Reguar
Qiencoe
Davin
Kemmerer
Glucoe— Luuz
Soe
Bears Charter Nears Completion in Kemmerer
Deputy Giraud Organizer at the Kemmerer Hotel reports Fraternal Order of Bears meetings held on the first and third Wednesdays at Odd Fellows Hall. Charter remains open briefly as membership grows. officers appointed. election and installation to be announced soon. The group aims to be a leading fraternal organization in the West, with organizers strengthening Utah, Montana, and Valeifle Yoast states.
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Tit
Bears
Utah
Montane
Valeifle
Yellowstone Limited Increases Service On Oregon Short Line
A new timetable effective June 1 introduces the Yellowstone Limited passenger run between Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park. A standard sleeping car now runs Portland to Yellowstone, with calls at Hocatello on train No 10, and the Yellowstone Limited returning to Mucatulla.
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Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Portland
Yellowstone
Hocatello
Bos P
Aid Bewree
Mucatulla
Snake River
Pocatello
Arrig Crean
Entertained at Five Hundred
The notice describes an event at the Five Hundred with Mr L K Lalert hosting guests. Attendees include G. Whites, Gres, Clark, Whittock, Whitney, Crapie, Whikien, Mineo Lymeh and Jobber, along with others referenced in the fragment. No clear date or location beyond the venue is provided.
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L. K Lalert
Clark
Whittock
Whitney
Crapie
Whikien
Mineo Lymeh
Fourth of July Ball Charged by Lincoln Lodge No 27
The annual Fourth of July ball will be a big affair with Lincoln Lodge No. 27 Knights of Pythias in charge at the Lyceum. The free dance feature is dropped and the Kemmerer orchestra will provide music for the occasion, promising a popular, enjoyable event.
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Lincoln Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Lyceum
Kemmerer
Fruit Trains From Hood River Move Eastward Daily
Rail notices describe No. 6 and No. 10 transporting one to six cars daily of Strawberries and cherries to eastern points. On Wednesday No. 10 carried five cars to Cheyenne Live Coly and Chicago from Hood River Oregon.
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Cheyenne
Live Coly
Chicago
Hood River
Oregon
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Harrison Avenue
Ramor
Transportation Department
Idaho Health Resort
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M.F. Naylin
Frank
Mike
Hen Larson
John Mischler
Ife
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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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