Kemmerer Boys Escape After Narrow Rodeo Trip
John Matthews and Otto Angelo nearly lost their ride on the way to Kemmerer rodeo when their buggy gear broke on No Name Mill hill. They patched the broken part with nails found in the buggy bottom and reached the Big Show in time, avoiding disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
John Matthews
Otto Angelo
Big Iney
Marbleton
No Name Mill
Lizzie
John
Adin
Ven
Soldier Returns With Useless Arm
Soldier Poot Peighman, former member of old Company TH, returned to the city last Thursday after two years away. He saw intense fighting on French soil, suffered a shell wound that shattered his right arm and lodged near his shoulder, and has since under gone two operations at Fort Riley Kansas before moving on to Cokeville to work for Parley Anderson prior to enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poot Peighman
Old Company
Fred
Chatead
Shell Fevemons
Tewaa
Fort Riley
Kansas
Bull Moose Visit Shocks Jackson on East Broadway
N Leek nearly struck a large bull moose strolling along East Broadway as he drove into town. The report notes Jackson’s reputation for wildlife and hints at a rustic, adventurous image despite modern claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
N. Leek
East Broadway
Taken Up One Brown Horse With Brand Missing Weight
A brown horse was taken up with a brand mark read as part of the description. The owner is requested to prove ownership and pay for keeping costs. the notice implies misread or incomplete branding details and requests the person to come forward.
4 Cavalry Organization 13 Now Assured
The Manenal office notes the 4 Cavalry unit now assured as an organized force. Iain Riddell praised the men after inspection, saying they are on the road to an excellent organization. A list of members follows including Hen nk Hocker Roy A Mason Fred J etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaa Caren Ee Infantry
Iain Riddell
Eee Ee
Eee
Ete
Ot Ley
Hennk Hocker
Roy A. ‘Mason
Fred J. Ae
Ear Iend Tae Son
Feerapoon
Fibres
Sack
Fred Jones
Burt Jones
Albert Williams
Lee Scott
Elmer Silf
Boy Scouts Campaign Aims For One Million Members
A telegram from the governor's office reports the Boy Scout drive as largely successful with a goal of one million associate members. Returns are partial, with some communities continuing the campaign, and New York City districts still tallying. The effort is praised for promoting citizenship and benefiting boys nationwide.
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Five Burroughs
New York City
Boy Scout Week
New York
Boy Scout
Boy Scouts of America
All Boys of America
Ben Larson Returns From Service
Ben Larson returns Monday from the service of Uncle Sam after over eighteen months on foreign soil. Former employee of the O. C. L. with Keramerer headquarters, he served with the 21st Engineers on multiple fronts and was discharged at Fort L. A. Russell last Saturday. After a few days in the city he will go to Ely, Nevada to renew old acquaintances. Brothers Kert Larson, Bank of Bur Piney cashier, and Jack Larson, Cokeville rancher, are among his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Larson
Uncle Sam
Mr. Larson
Keramerer
21St Ensineers
Fort L. A. Russell
Ely
Nevada
Kert Larson
Bank of Bur Piney
Jack Larson
Cokeville
Sublet Wins Ball Game From Frontier in Eleven Innings
Local pit juggled through eleven innings as Sublet defeated Frontier 9 to 7. Pisher and Magoletti led with multiple hits while Groutave and Twrre combined on the mound. Daylight saving time change noted with law-action references and upcoming October 26 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Prontier
Groutage
Jr. Teirre
Magoletti
Pisher
Grouteolett
Robert
Cgroutave
Twrre
Groutere
Tierre
The
Daylight Savings
Herun
Senate
House
Oles Yoaagren
Onda
Pocatello Elks to Meet Kemmerer Oilers in Wyoming Tour
The Pocatello Elks Base Ball team of Idaho travels today for a game with the Kemmerer Oilers. The Oilers are on a Wyoming tour with mixed results so far. The Elks have practiced hard and expect the matchup to mark a turning point in the 1919 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Pocatello
Idaho
Kemmerer Oilers
Wyoming
Oilers
Willie Mag
Ecleck
Souvenir War Stamps Offered to Lincoln County Pupils
Lincoln county pupils of all ages are encouraged to earn money during vacation to buy war savings stamps as a durable souvenir of the World War. Under ten must raise about 4.17 to 4.19 dollars. ten and over may buy multiple stamps, with full instructions distributed through the district director and county superintendent of schools.
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Lincoln County
Dune
War Thin
County of War
William H Morgan Dies in Hospital
William H Morgan known as Scotty died yesterday morning at L C M hospital after a short illness. Born in Wales about 45 years ago he came to the United States in youth and worked in Rock Springs and Kendall before moving to Diamondville twelve years ago to work as a pianist for Ernest Molinar. Survived by sister Mrs Lillian Dudley in Ithaca New York the death was not immediately notified to her. The body remains at FirePatrick parlors awaiting funeral arrangements. Ernest Molinar has secured agencies for Bove and New Style Lager and plans wholesale and retail business with beer due after July 1 while ready to place several carloads in the market following the dry law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Morgan
Scotty
Mr. Morgan
Wales
Rock Sprine
Centies
Kendall
Diamondville
Molinar
Lillian Dudley
Ithaca
New York
Mra. Dudlow
Ernest
Bove
Cares Ponte Neente
Eporanee
Miss Pauline Ziller Injured En Route to Big Piney
Miss Pauline Ziller violinist with Kemmerer orchestra was painfully bruised last Friday morning while traveling to Big Piney. The group, halted by trouble at the county bridge, returned to Kemmerer and arranged a new contact to reach Rodeo fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ziller
Kemmerer Orchestra
Big Piney
Kemmerer
County Bridge
Mise Ziller
Pim
Courplsted
Musical Sagegenaest
Ada Goddard Called to Military Service
Ada Goddard left today for service amid family hopes she would be called. The note states she is the daughter of a local resident and leaves with surprise and modest expectation of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Goddard
Chtenee Ae Goddard
Tlee
Bright Days for The Woolgrower
The wool market is described as steady with World stocks not flooding the market and a long wait before supply meets demand. M. F. Whelan of LaBarge visited here Thursday as a business guest, noting industry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Whelan of
LaBarge
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Evanston
Rock Springs
Bull Moose
Cavalry Organization
Ascured
Boy Scouts
Sublet
Pocatello Elks
Doroth Ton
Marcella
Gladys Brockwell
Bird. OF Prey
Mes
Chea
Chaplind
Hart
Pocatella, Ida
the Oilers
Pop” Seige
Iever
Pop
Buick
Frank Hlachun
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