Moran survives suicide attempt at Stock Exchange
Moran tried to cut his throat with a safety razor on Thursday morning at the Stock Exchange. He tore the blade with his fingers but the wound was not fatal. Dr. M. treated him and Moran improved, promising a release from hospital this week. His family is from Pittston, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moran
Stock Exchange
Lincoln County
Reliance
Gunn
Wyoming
S Trait
Pittson
Hospital Notes Highlight Several Recoveries and Discharges
Mrs J A Quealy left the hospital Monday fully recovered. Mike Moran, recently attempted suicide in the Stock Exchange, is recovering and able to walk. Mrs Jennie Streenan of Oakley leaves hospital after a serious operation two weeks ago. Louie Pellegrini admitted with ruptured appendix is recovering. Mae Canada, 5 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Canada, recovering from appendicitis. John Motto jeune student recovering from appendicitis two weeks after operation. Mrs W B Richmond of Frontier left hospital after ten days at home. Baby Taido, 32 months, son of Mr and Mrs Taido of Glencoe, confined with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Moran
Baloon
Jennie Streenan
Oakley
Louie Pellegrini
Con Mae
Mise Mae Canada
Fred Canada
John Motto
Mia. W. B. Richmond
Frontier
Taido
Glencoe
Sunshine class social and meetings at Methodist church
The Sunday school van and Sunshine class held social and business meetings with good turnout. An excellent luncheon followed. The next gathering is planned at Eather Nicholson's on Friday evening March 3 with the Ladies Aid meeting in the church basement Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Howley and Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diementrith
Kemmerer
Mondville
Elles Pairehild
Eather Nicholson
Ladies Aid
Mire. Howley
Court House Notes Land patents and deeds filed last week
The county clerk logged numerous land patents and warranty deeds from Jan 1 1916 to Apr 29 1915. Notable entries include transfers to Jones Lindly in multiple sec 7 tp 28 mn parcels, and August Muatonen to J A Pohjola for lot 2 block 11 Kemmerer. other records show sales in sec 22 tp 38 o and sec 34 tp 24 m. amounts range from $1 to $2500 plus several larger sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sizemore
Josiah Hinck
Abner Luman
Fultz
F Red Reardon
Mary Thornton
Jones Lindly
Amna
Hugh Thornton
August Muatonen
J. A. Pohjola
Clayton Stacey Et Ax
Harold Munn
Lewis H. Vickrey
M. Vickrey
Aston Livestock Co
W. W. Allen
Navy
Chas. G. Caster
Wee
H. Isenhart
Carl H. Isenbart
Ave
Shory
Lloyd G. Seenhart
Ho Lsenhart
The Flag and the Nation by Charles N. Fowler
The flag represents the nation and its character, enduring through revolutions and political change. It symbolizes the soul and nationality, reflecting the citizenry, organized society, and social forces of one hundred million freemen. The writer proclaims the flag as the emblem of true virtue and national identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnme
Tota
M Bation
Charles N. Fowler
Social crowds fill week with parties and gatherings
A flurry of social events highlighted the week. Hall Poudre hosted a Washington themed evening with patriotic decor and a punch service by Alex Scott. Mrs Quealy and Mrs Nellie Matthews led the planning. Mr and Mrs C L Wright hosted a 600 card party with a lunchtime spread and prizes for Ben Bagnell and his wife. Beth Baldwin celebrated her birthday with friends at P Baldwin's home, cards and an evening snack. George Morris and guests enjoyed a card night while Sherif Hansen's visit brought a surprise gathering with Pred Jennings providing music and varied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martha
George Washington
Alex Scott
Wl Emmerer Orchestra
Quealy
Nellie Matthews
C. L. Wright
Ben Bagnell
P. P. Baldwin
H. R. Harrison
George Williams
George W. Tanner
George Morris
Misa Leora Peteran
George
Ed Sutton
H.R. Harrison
PP. Baldwin
Leora Peterson
Sherif Hansen
Hen Hay Sammon
John Kisal
George Symes
Ben Faker
Cabeville
Stafford
Mre Ingalls
Jennie Ocker
Joe Angelo
Gladye
Miller
Mesars
Tom J. Bark Zeigler
Jack Mantie
H. Long J
Pat DeMarr
Don’t Take A Chance With Your Kidney Health
An advertisement urges readers with backache headaches dizziness and irregular kidney secretions to try Dean’s Kidney Pills. A testimonial from a nearby resident claims many locals use and recommend the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Walle Concert Boosters Noted At Kemmerer Event
The Walsh Singers presented at the New Kemmer Program drawing strong attendance. Notable items included the Mallewjah chorus Soldier Chorus and the India Idyl with the s0’os and trios earning hearty applause. The show was directed by the band and funded by Menare Davis and Whit ten. The Camera urged subscriptions for publications.
Pitt Plumbing Heating Timing All Work Guaranteed
WM.E Pitt Plumbing Heating offers guaranteed output with timing and full workmanship warranty. Contact information and phone listing imply local service availability.
Lambing to Begin as Salmon Visits LaBarge Ranch
T Hunter Salmon, visiting his LaBarge family, reports deep snow and sheep feeding through early April. Flocks fed on Justin Pomeroy and home ranch hay. oil cake trials show promise but current price 40 to 47 dollars delivered at Opal. Tom plans one hand under shed by March 15 and will return to prep lambing. The Camera offers engraved cards and printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hunter Salmon
LaBarge
Justin Pomeroy
Tom
Local residents and visitors discuss travel and sightings
Notable names from Pinedale Merna Fontenelle Kemmerer and surrounding towns figure in a light scattered report. Game warden C P Sorenson arrived from Green River area to check snowed elk and a large home project was planned by C Lindley of Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Pinedale
Fred Graham
W. Davis
Merna
C. P. Sorenson
Green River
Mr. Sorenson
High School Notes on Upcoming Show and Events
The article previews a forthcoming high school show with hints of cast members and plot twists. It teases appearances by Meyer Grat leading, Principal Davis in costume, and students Bryan Barbara LeRoy in themed roles. It notes a date for Mr. Astbury's England speech and mentions girls basketball practice and upcoming visits by Mr. Mayer and Mr. Burch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Kitty
Diddin
Meyer
Grat
Davis
Bryan
Barbara
LeRoy
Yasseb
Mr. Astbury
England
Deen to Leave for Modesto to Open Golden Rule Store
Mr Deen, manager for two years, will leave for Modesto California to open a new Golden Rule store. Stock for the store is on the way. He reports the birth of another son and that Mrs Hawke is with relatives in Los Angeles. A new Cokeville store will receive stock and open by the first of April. His operations shift to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Deen
Modesto
Call
San Josquin Valley
Hawke
Los Angeles
Cokeville
California
Fragmentary note on tonics and constipation remedies
A garbled fragment references tonics long held as best and notes about constipation remedies. The text is incomplete with no clear events, persons, or places.
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Louis B. Weatholder
Mores
Evanston and
Rock Springs
Kemmerer Agente— J. ¥. Pitepatricek
C. A. Christmas Kemmerer Hadn, & Fpurn. Co
Clyth-Pargo-Hoakine Co. “Amondville Agents— Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agenta— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agrats
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Florist
Evanston
Mont Feaso
Louis B. Westholder
J. A. Quealy
Court House
Olwon
Elk
Ttn
Ryeoo
Earth
Wm.e
PITT
Salmon Bros. William
Fontenelle
Mrs. Remeroy
Lindlay
Midway
Walter Mellvain
Font
Lindley
W. Davia
Fred
W. Jenkins
Cora
James Petrie
Martinedale
Mont
Vistt
Petrie
D. A. Petrie
Wilford
Nichola
Piney
San Gabriel, Call
Taylor
Beso
Myreil Bresee Sogamees
Sacremento
Etter
Wm. Belliday
Ean Jonas
Kammeess
James W. Chrieman
Retorewg
Rexall
Mr. Burch
Gary
Mr. Mayer
Marshall Reynalds
Kemmerer Abstract and Realty Company
Incorporated
Ratale Security
Hotel
Kemmerer Annex
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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