Mail service praise and complaints in Pinedale letters
A Public Pulse letter from LaBorge Wyoming dated February 23 1916 notes that residents of Pinedale have long complained about mail delivery along the Opal to Pinedale route. It praises Holladay the current contractor while recounting past efforts by Chas Bird and Mr Holigray and concludes most others are satisfied though some remain discontented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaBorge
Wyo
Kemmerer
Pinedale
Chas. Bird
Opal
Holladay
Boston Wool Market Shows Strong Demand and Rising Prices
The Boston wool market is very firm with demand for good grades and higher prices expected. Domestic and imported stock, including arrivals, supports the uptrend while foreign markets remain firm. Uncertainty remains over supplies of crow breeds bought for America before the embargo. Bilssinger & Co. promotes shipments of hides, pelts, and furs to their western outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
Dan
Notice of Final Settlement and Distribution of Estate
Notice to creditors and others interested in Lincoln County Wyoming. Lor d Haley administrator files final account and petition for distribution in district court Kemmerer. Objections within 30 days after last publication, April 22 1916, with final hearing at 10 a m. on court premises. Dated Feb 29 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
District Court
Third Judicial District
Alice Waley
Haley
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
State of
County of
Lincoln—se
Frank L. Jonesy
Edward L. Smith
Lincoln
Limia Jackson
Herman Skola
Wyomere
Iaid County
Sven
Thaddeus A. Streight
Frank Pfeiffer
Dissolution of Union Livery Stable Partnership
The partnership between Au st Mustonen and Fred Annala operating the Union Livery Stable in Kemmerer is dissolved. Mustonen retires from the firm. All monies owed to the firm are payable to the undersigned, who will continue the business and settle all outstanding bills contracted by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mustonen
Fred Annala
Kemmerer
Mustonen
Frm
Mi-16
Certificates of Indebtedness Called In March 1916
Notices state that called in series No 4912 to No 5165 of Certificates of Indebtedness will cease interest on March 10, 1916. County Treasurer issues the call.
Public Land Notice of Prospective Railroad Land Claim
Public notice from the United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming January 27 1916 announces Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company through agent William Graham of Opal Wyoming applying to select land described as section of township and range under the 1897 act. Objections due by March 6 1916. Also notices Alfred C Hemp of Fontenelle Wyoming filed homestead claim and will prove up at Kemmerer Wyoming March 30 1916 with witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
William Graham
Opal
Wyoming
Alex Nisbet
Alfred C. Hemp
Fontenelle
Kennoship
H. HB. Christmas
U. 8
Kemmerer
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H. E. Christmas
Hi. R. Christmas
First Nations Bank
Kemmerer, Wroming
I. Ke, Christmas
Ivan S. Jones
Qgomerer
Robert KR. Rose
Wroming
J. A. Christmas
H. E. and
H. R. Christmas
Kemmerer, Wyoming
L. B. Kindall
Drs. Hocker
Stafford
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Hotel
J. R. Marquis
F. DiGiacomo
South Beach Avenue
L. E. Armstrong
Rock Springs National Bank Building
Rock Springs
Marshall S. Reynolds
J. W. Sammon
P. P. Sullivan
Undertaker
Cunnington & Hocker
Kemmerer, Cumberland and
Dismondville, Wyoming
W. R. Hocker
Ivan Jones
Kemmerer, Wyo
Ellis Hudman
L. C. Ferguson
Homestead
W. Newbrough
Lew Henderson
Dr. J
Newland
Marquis
Public Pulse
THE
Pinedale Mail
Boston Wool Highe
Kemmerer Market
Bilssinger & Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. McCarty
Ofgr
Mt Wark Oy
Katate
Sara
Our
Evanston, Wyo
T.W. Glee
Cohertin, Ores Et Tse
Branlis Y . d. Brandlay
Jack McKay
James M. Jamieson
Sennion Brothers, Coheville, Wreming
Iheap Braade
I. Serkin
George D. Harrah Newton
B. M. Fox
LaBerge, Wyomieg
J. A. Pobjola
Prato
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F. E. Curtis
Conditio
Canada
Peterson Leading Tailors
John Griff Kémmerer
Frank Rosenstein
Wrens
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