Found Dead Man From Rock Springs After Funeral Visit
Found dead after returning from Rock Springs where he attended his father Robert Gibson's funeral. The 68 year old man, a familiar figure to neighborhood children, had been missing for several days before a search uncovered his body, which had been dead for days. He resided in Hook Springs for 34 years and is survived by four siblings and three sisters. A local note indicates known as aes A once sat towers, tme new Sod Weather lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Beon Hae
Rock Springs
Robert Gibson
Favorie
Hook Springs
Advertising Page Persuades Lincoln County Readers
Readers are urged to review Tur Cammna advertising page to see a large number of reliable business houses patronising the paper and to be convinced of its value.
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Lincoln County
Tur Cammna
Coming Events in Kemmerer and Area This Week
Local notices list Mar 6 7 Stee events with Mabel Spence Co and Renée Kemmerer theatre plans. Reports mention Heita’s Ogden visit, Opal business trip, and John Mischler visiting Cokeville. Forthcoming for sale items, job changes, and residents traveling to Cokeville, Star Valley, and Fairview.
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Stee
Mabel Spence & Co
Ly- Mar
Ja Lon Minstrele
Mon Keamerer
Renee Ete
Pta of Our Saviour
Feele
Jon Kemmerer Theatre
Tiosapend Ptaye Devs
Epidemic Fever Slows Quarantine as Town Opens Doors
In Kemmerer, amid a fever epidemic, no new cases were reported in the area between the flat and Frontier. Grover Tait and wife plan to settle in Akron Colorado, while multiple residents travel or move, and quarantine ends for many homes. Local officials note February’s high illness record and community activity resumes with visitors, road problems, and social events resuming after a period of restriction.
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Here
Frontier
Grover Tait
Conroy
Akron
Colo
Grover
George Watts
Embree
Kemarrer
Mary E. Pernt
WM B Pitt ing Pateneo Bex i Kemmerer Wyoming
In Kemmerer Wyoming a WM B Pitt ing is noted with references to Pateneo and Bex i. The fragment mentions local places and individuals without clear context or events. Further readable details are too fragmentary to determine the exact nature of the notice.
Sullivan fer Bickley iPepias Bootns, nat Tesses
Fragmentary notice lists Sullivan and Bickley with uncertain names and partial terms. Reads as a local legal or public notice fragment lacking clear action, date, or location.
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Sullivan
Bickley
Local notes from Kemmerer and surroundings in brief
Obscure items from Kemmerer area report Lamberton returning from Idaho with his daughter Lottie’s remains for interment while Mrs Lamberson stays near her daughter. Dr. Roe named deputy health officer for Sublet camps. Exposition visitors head to San Francisco and others depart west. A mining worker survived a river crossing mishap. For sale four room house near school. Local folks visit Fossil and Salt Lake. Mink Porter murder burial. relations travel to Cincinnati. Susie Carnahan plans civil service exam in Salt Lake City.
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Chas. Lamberton
Idaho
Lottie
John
E. L. Smith
Kemmerer Savings Bank
J. J. Heraman
Fossil
Mink Porter
Dan Parker
Kemmerer
Salt Lake
Rosenbaum
Diamondville
Cincinnati
Susie Carnahan
Salt Lake City
Civil Service
Postal Service
Roads into Green River country praised by Opal reports
Opal reports roads into Green River country are in excellent shape enabling freighting and mail service to proceed unimpeded. Notices cover residents planning moves in Kemmerer and Mischler ranch land prospects, plus a governor or judge update and school attendance figures for Kemmerer.
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Opal
Green River Country
T. B. Carnahan
Kemmerer
Pat
Tome
Lost-Gold Elk Button For Reward And Local Notices
A varied set of small notices includes a reward offer for a Lost-Gold Elk button with damaged inlay, rental inquiry for a furnished front room, and social items. Mrs. Emily Hainsworth is sought for rent details, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Noble visit Big Piney en route to San Francisco, and the St. Patrick's Altar Society meets Mrs. Louis Jones on March 10. Grace Smith from Georgetown Idaho visits Joe Smith. Horace Lewis returns to C. L. McKay grocery after trips to Portland and Salt Lake City. The Fraternal Order of Bears held its first annual dance, lightly attended due to a quarantine lift. Sheriff Ed Hansen plans a Salt Lake City trip with family. A death notice week notes multiple obituaries, including Sam Palin. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton plan time in San Francisco for the fair. Orson Grimmett, Lander pioneer and former Fremont County sheriff, dies February 18 in Lander. The Double O mine in Diamondville closes as Thos. N. Sneddon yields his lease. new owners may pause operations. Sneddon and Vealy may move to Pocatello for a garage venture. Old papers for sale at the office.
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Ford Service
Lincoln County E Distributors
Ford Automobiles
J. G. McKenna
Mgr
Aes
Mabte
Heita
Ogden
Benth
fiale—Oliver
Reine Island
N. Miles
Cokeville
F. W. Olson
John Mischler
Cokeville Ranch
Parley Genith
F.H
Oluf Jefon
L. B. Halbert
Macatello
Stafford
Kem
Mmerer
Sem Smith
Kemmerer Coal Co
Fairview
Star Valley
Chas, L. McKay
Red Cross Sales Co
Hotel Kemmerer
Wyoming
J. B. Matthews
Jim Lindsay
Leo Carey
Jim
Louia
Mable
J. B. Curtin
Big Piney
Fred H. Chapin
W. E. Pitt
Green River City
Harrias
A. Twiss
John T. Pratt
John Morrison
Era W. Smith
Linwood
Lincoln County Hospital
James Boston
Ryan
Oklahoma
Kemmerer Cigar Factory
Lincoln Bar
E. J. Mott
Rich McMinn
Sweetwater County
Sherif McCourt
Wich
George Sharp
Hock Springs
Wes Io
Jimmy Stewart
Womiss Guild
James Shared
Christmas
Miss Clark
PITT
Ing
Pateneo
Bexi, Kemmerer
Tipperary
Jerome and Radin
Richards & Pringle’s Minstrels
Carl Rogers
Schwtas
Eesiner
Lam
Teauinet
Lincoln Bakery
Diamondville, Wyo
Roberts
Mischler
Judge Hosenberg
Long Beach
Mra Lacy Tanmer
George W. ‘Tanner
Frou- Kemmerer
Gahoo
Citadel
THE
Lyceum
Alex Scott
Mabel Spencer & Co
Emily Hainsworth
Gene Noble
San Francisco
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Louis Jones
Grace Smith
Georgetown
Hyrum, Smith
Joe Smith
Horace Lewis
Portland
C. L. McKay
Order of Bears
Ed Hansen
Sam Palin
Wm. Sutton
Erie
Orson Grimmett
Lander
Fremont County
Thos. N. Sneddon
Mr. Sneddon
Mr. Vealy
Pocatello
Fred C. Steinberger
Pises
Kemmerer Kemmere
Wyo
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