Man Found Dead After Rock Springs Trip
A man named Sam Beon hae returned from Rock Springs to attend his father Robert Gibson's funeral. The elderly father, long beloved by neighborhood children, was found dead after being missing for several days. The death occurred several days before discovery. the man was 68. He had resided in Hook Springs for 34 years and is survived by four and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Beon Hae
Rock Springs
Robert Gibson
Favorie
Hook Springs
Advertising Page Endorsements From Lincoln County
In Lincoln county the Tur Cammna paper showcases a long list of reliable businesses patronizing the publication. The advertising page invites readers to review the endorsements and be convinced by the breadth of advertisers.
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Lincoln County
Tur Cammna
Coming Events and Local Notes in Kemmerer Area
Community notices summarize events and local movements. Mar. 6-7 Stee event listed. individuals including Mabel Spence Co., Renee Kemmerer, and Mabte in coming announcements. several residents travel or visit nearby towns. local sales notices and job changes noted. several residents plan moves or return trips. mining worker Sem Smith departs for farming in Star Valley. misc travel, visitors, and small ads.
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L. B. Halbert
Macatello
Stafford
Kem
Mmerer
Sem Smith
Kemmerer Coal Co
Frontier
Fairview
Star Valley
Kemmerer News Tale of Quarantine and Local Happenings
In Kemmerer reports no fever cases in the flat area between here and Frontier. Grover Tait and wife plan to move to Akron Colorado. Coroner Embree notes February produced the town’s highest monthly deaths. Residents discuss quarantine relaxations, road conditions, and local visits as residents resume normal activities.
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Here
Frontier
Grover Tait
Conroy
Akron
Colo
Grover
George Watts
Embree
Kemarrer
Mary E. Pernt
Pitt ing Pateneo in Kemmerer Wyoming
A brief item notes WM B Pitt in Pateneo located in Kemmerer Wyoming with sparse details. The line hints at a person identified as WM B Pitt and a place reference to Pateneo and Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Pateneo
Bexi, Kemmerer
Wyoming
Sullivan firm backs Bickley bootns ineptias
Fragmentary text mentions Sullivan backing Bickley in an unspecified matter. The readable portion references a legal or contractual context but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Remains of Lottie Lambertson and local notices printed
Chas Lamberton returned from Idaho with his daughter's remains for interment. Mrs Lamberson stays to visit her daughter. Dr Roe named deputy health officer for Sublet camps. Olaf Jetson and Jimmie Woods go to Panama Pacific Exposition. John Esman fell into river while going to work but escaped unharmed. For sale a four room house near the school. Various local visits and minor ailments noted. Mink Porter murder burial reported with no known relatives. Mrs Rosenbaum travels to Cincinnati for ill mother. Susie Carnahan returns to Salt Lake City to prepare for civil service exam.
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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
Reports from Opal say roads into Green River country are in excellent shape aiding freighting and mail delivery. Mr and Mrs T B Carnahan plan to occupy their Kemmerer home soon after mid month. Ween tome bin Phone Roberts plans to move from Mischler ranch to own land this week and foresees good harvest. Judge Hosenberg's mother in Long Beach met Mrs Lacy Tanmer and is improving in health. Kemmerer schools show about 80 percent attendance at the High School and 108 percent at the Citadel. I am
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Mabte
Heita
Ogden
Benth
Opal
fiale—Oliver
Reine Island
N. Miles
Cokeville
F. W. Olson
John Mischler
Cokeville Ranch
Green River Country
T. B. Carnahan
Kemmerer
Pat
Tome
Roberts
Mischler
Judge Hosenberg
Long Beach
Mra Lacy Tanmer
George W. ‘Tanner
Frou- Kemmerer
Gahoo
Citadel
Local notices and brief society items from area paper
Short notices include a reward advertisement, rental offer for a furnished front room, and society news. Mrs. Emily Hainsworth sought inquiries, St Patrick Altar Society gathering announced for March 10, Grace Smith visiting from Georgetown Idaho, Horace Lewis back at C L McKay grocery, Fraternal Order of Bears dance low turnout due to lifted quarantine, Sheriff Ed Hansen to Salt Lake City trip, obituary mentions and death roll note, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton planning San Francisco trip, Orson Grimmett death in Lander, Diamondville Double O mine lease transfer and garage plans, and availability of old papers for sale.
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St. Patrick's Altar Society
Louis Jones
Grace Smith
Georgetown
Idaho
Hyrum, Smith
Joe Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford Service
Lincoln County E Distributors
Ford Automobiles
J. G. McKenna
Mgr
Aes
Stee
Mabel Spence & Co
Ly- Mar
Ja Lon Minstrele
Mon Keamerer
Renee Ete
Pta of Our Saviour
Feele
Jon Kemmerer Theatre
Tiosapend Ptaye Devs
Parley Genith
F.H
Oluf Jefon
Chas, L. McKay
Red Cross Sales Co
Hotel Kemmerer
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
E. J. Mott
Rich McMinn
Sweetwater
Sherif McCourt
Wich
George Sharp
Hock Springs
Wes Io
Jimmy Stewart
Womiss Guild
James Shared
Christmas
Miss Clark
PITT
Tipperary
Jerome and Radin
Richards & Pringle’s Minstrels
Sullivan
Bickley
Carl Rogers
Schwtas
Eesiner
Lam
Teauinet
Lincoln Bakery
Diamondville, Wyo
THE
Lyceum
Alex Scott
Mabel Spencer & Co
Emily Hainsworth
Gene Noble
San Francisco
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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