Montpelier Defeats Kemmerer In Tight Basketball Game
Montpelier outplayed Kemmerer 23 to 20 at halftime and 28 to 23 final. Sorenson netted six of eight free throws and dominated down low while Al Gilchrist Davison LaChapelle and Glasgow stood out for Kemmerer. Referee Bert Brown and umpire Pat Glasgow officiated. Kemmerer orchestra provided music.
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Kemmerer
Montpelier
Sorenson
Rine
Lne
al Gilchrist
A Chapelle
Davison
Pat Glasgow
Bert Brown
Montpellier
Sam Rows
John Gilchrist
CG. Davison le F. LaChapelle
Diamondville Girls Edge Kemmerer 6 to 4 in Close Game
The Kemmerer and Diamondville girls met in a close contest with Diamondville taking a 6 to 4 win after Kemmerer’s first post holiday game. Coaches and referees are noted as part of the report with player positions listed for both teams.
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Kemmerer
Diamondville
Kemmerer Temo
Cama
Mine Pey
Oun
Ita
Eee
Pire
Eines Diamondville
Julia Platt
Lalita Thomas
Lenora Neil
Stella Robinson
Lillian Smith
Apie Estortha Swanson
R Heres Jones
Emma Hunter
If Jensie Ner
Longfellow School celebrates poetry event and donation plan
Pupils from two buildings gathered in the High School hall for a Folk dance and poetry program. Prof Burch announced a society formed to buy and maintain Longfellow's birthplace home in Maine. The society invites donations from all students and will record donors in a book for display.
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Longfellow
Burch
Maine
Bia
New Train to Ashton and Jackson Hole Rail Service
The proposed schedule changes on the Oregon Short Line may add a westbound train via Pocatello to Ashton and divert Nos. 14 and 11 toward Ashton and Salt Lake City. The move promises a morning and night service boost for Jackson Hole residents, improving rail access from Ashton to Salt Lake City.
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Oregon
Jackson Hole
Pocatello
Jamal IL
Bela Es Poetello
Vocatella
Ashton
Salt Lake City
Jackson Mole
Ban Laves
Looking Over Race Horses in Kemmerer Week
Al Hileman traveled from McCammon to Kemmerer in the latter part of the week to inspect his two homes. He reports the horses have wintered well and could run better than last year, with plans to rate the stock after further weather checks.
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al Hileman
Kemmerer
McCammon
Lincoln County Minors Hospital Handles Surge in Patients
A busy three month period at Lincoln County Minors hospital saw 114 cases, with many from outside the local area and some from other states. About twenty-two patients remain under treatment as several operations were performed, including a notable bone grafting procedure. Dr. W. A. Whitlock expresses satisfaction with outcomes as new surgical appliances arrive to aid care. Japanese patients have arrived with varied ailments, one undergoing appendicitis surgery, another with a stiff joint.
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Lincoln County Minors Hospital
John Geroda
W. A. Whitlock
Wmn. Taylor
Evanston
Hugh Ivey
Tey
Oil strike reported near Big Piney in 7 miles from town
Chas Lackey the well driller struck oil bearing sand during a drill on Fred Beck's North Piney ranch. The pocket stood about fifty five feet deep yielding several gallons of petroleum. Lackey, experienced in Texas and Mexico, plans deeper drilling and possible lease of the Fred Meek ranch to establish a standard oil rig. The find could spur oil development in the valley.
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Big Piney Examiner
Fred Beck
North Piney Creek
Chas. Lackey
Lackey
Fred Meek
Oil Felda
Texas
Mexico
Big Piney
New Bulls for the Range Buy Opens Kendall Man’s Shipment
Ed Ul of Kendall Wyoming returned from a trip Friday to receive a carload of thoroughbred whiteface bulls purchased with Sid L Kelley and Harve Mike. The bulls, bought from several others, will be used to improve Shale ran a the head Miver this spell.
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Ed Ul
Kendall
Wyo
Mahta
Sid
L. Kelley
Harve
Mike
Wil
Shale
Sleds Team Helps McClue From Viola Ranch Snow Debris
After the Sleds victory, H. McClue from the Viola ranch near the upper La Barge bridge arrived late week. He said he could not remove the debris and cited a recent letter from Franckeo advising Al Davideau to reform here, with an expected 4000 XPooted this evening.
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H. McClue
Viola Ranch
la Barge Bridge
Mr. McClue
Ve Franckeo
al Davideau
Granger Plans Growth As Timber and Trade Expand
J B Stinson visited Granger for a few hours Saturday as the town organizes to incorporate. The county commissioners are expected to act this month. A major logging company will haul half a million props and ties from Granger and prepare timber for railroad shipment. Six houses rise and 100 log workers are employed with more expected this spring. Granger is slated as a Lincoln Highway junction with the Short Line and Union Pacific planning double tracking. Mrs. David Bagley becomes postmaster, offices moved to the Bagley store, and local business expansion follows the Warren property sale to George Davis and Stinson.
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J.B. Stinson
Granger
Ernest
Sweetwater County
Blackstork
Portland
Northwest
Short
Union Pacific
David Bagley
Burnham
Bagley
George Davis
Stinson Durin
Jack Warren
Gran
Timber Drive Nears Finish At Frontier Supply Co
The Log Drive reports Frontier Supply Co. set to complete a contract for driving 100 500 pieces of timber from the hearts waters of Hamstork to the frontier saw mill. Timber will be cut into props and ties. Spring freshets may quicken work. logs lie piled along banks awaiting the season’s flows.
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Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Edward Falls Heir Receives Potential Estate Through Uncle Will
The article notes young Edward Palmer, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Palmer, may inherit after attorney Ralph W. Smith discovered an unfiled Akron will. Edward, in his fourth year, could gain about 1.2 million in personal effects and Salt Lake City property, with a total around 40,000. The probate remains pending as the will is processed.
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Edward
Pearl Hamerick
Kil Sunvageot
Kemturer
Akron
Ohio
Ralph W. Smith
Lota
Salt Lake City
B. L. Palmer
Iowa Farmers See Green River Grow With Farm Plan
Mr T S Taliaferro president of Green River State Bank and Green River Mercantile Co predicts a government experiment farm near Big Island on Green River with spring opening. He foresees Green River becoming a trading hub for a growing farming community and less dependent on the railroad. Last week a group of Iowa farmers visited the Big Island Cattle Co store to discuss settling near Big Island.
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Iowa
T. S. Taliaferro
Green River State Bank
Green River Mercantile Company
Big Island
Green Aver
Green River
Big Island Cattle Company
Arrest in Cumberland for assault and battery case
Spalacnoyna was arrested in Cumberland last week charged with assault and battery. He was held to the next term of the district court, furnished a cash bond for appearance, and released from custody.
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Fee, Spalacnoyna
Cumberland
Justice Court
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Miss Roueche
Roouche
Ivey
Miss Paine
Hs Ivey
eeMbion Ivey
Lillian Webster
Beck Ranch
Kemmerer Savings Bank &Trust Company
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