Oakley News: Illnesses and Events Highlight Weekend
News from Oakley reports a well attended opening dance in Union Hall with music by Fred Tennlogs. Several residents suffer illnesses and hospitalizations including typhoid fever for Vina Emma Ball and tonsillitis for I. M. Sneddon. Albino Raszanella has appendicitis surgery. Alice Ball and Arnold Ball fall ill. George Easton takes a Mountain Trading job while finishing studies. Miss Alice Ball remains out of school. Lord undergoes hernia surgery. Ben Tamasi returns from Salt Lake City. Verhart Bryant visits his wife at Java Hot Springs.
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Unon Hall
Fred Tennlogs
Kemmerer
George Easton
Mountain Trading Company
Diamondville
Dr Cleve Kindall Leaves for Salt Lake City and New Office
Dr Cleve Kindall, who recently opened an office in this city, left Sunday for Salt Lake City where he reports his appointment as mine doctor in New Mexico. A farewell reception was held by friends Saturday evening. He plans to travel to his home in Pueblo, Colorado, then to his new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clave Kindall
Salt Lake City
Tite
New Mexico
Dr. L
Flaticom
Pueblo
Colora
Claude Wood
Gassatant
Wae
Isabel Grow
Mikel
Clowar
Crom
Sayisting
Barker
le Gow
Arler
Nony ‘Valde
Revauaes Friends of
Troy Laundry Company Organized in Kemmerer
Local business leaders formed the Troy Laundry Company with 25 000 capital. Fred Chapin is president Bert Carollo secretary treasurer and P J Quealy vice president. A 140 by 40 foot lot behind the Houking Hotel will host a brick plant with cement floors fire proof girders and modern equipment. Estimated cost 11000. machinery bought. A H Swanson of Pocatello to manage. Plant expected complete by May.
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Kemmerer
Fred Chapin
Bert Carollo
Diamondvills
P. J. Quealy
Bert
I Quealy
Houking Hotel
Troy Laundry Company
A. H. Swanson
Pocatello
Swanson
Narrow Escape Stories From Afton Cokeville Mail Route
John Green, a mail carrier between Afton and Cokeville, arrived in Cokeville with a tale of snowbound travel. He crossed eight miles in four days through deep snow and barely escaped death in Salt Canyon when a massive snow slide buried him and his horses. The Afton mail team left Cokeville last Tuesday with five men prepared to use snow shoes if needed to deliver first class mail. Afton end driver reportedly lost a valuable horse in the snows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Afton
Cokeville
Laat
Salt Canyon
Mall For Afton
Opening Skating Rink at Montpelier
Moses and Carl Cook plan to open a skating rink in Montpelier. If they secure an equipment rental, they will ship local gear there, temporarily closing the Kemmerer rink for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Carl Cook
Montpelier
Kemmerer
Fined for Selling Liquor in Local Court Case
K Tomo of Bickol and Andy Kaskoldu of Oakley were brought before the focal juatie court yesterday and fined 250 each for selling liquor without licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Tomo
Bickol
Andy Kaskoldu
Oakley
Focal Juatie
Coming Events and Local Notes From Kemmerer Area
Community calendar lists March 17 Moose St Patrick Dance and April 8 Margaret's Guild Dance for St James Church. Local items include new blacksmith Paul Eliia, shoe recenter Kemmerer Shoe Store, and Sheriff McMinn with Attorney Rose attending mortgaged-property sale at Border.
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Moose St. Patrick's
Margaret's Guild
Ladies of the
J. R. McMinn
Rose
Border
Spring Millinery Opening in Kemmerer
The Indies invite attendance at the spring millinery opening today and tomorrow March 7 and 8. Mrs. W. M. McFadden invites selections from Kemmerer Wyoming. Several residents and visitors arrive or travel through town, including Sigmund Kohn, Alma Felter, and Miss Felter, with various business and social notes. Railroad traffic resumes after winter storms. Floral orders advised for May Flower Day through the Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
W. M. McFadden
Kemmerer
Wyo
Ladies Aid Society
W. J. Pauleon
K.P. Clower
Local Notes Bring Visitors and Plans to Kemmerer
Mrs Lawrence Miller returned from Salt Lake City where she selected spring stock for her millinery store. George Symes returns to work after blood poisoning. Rudge J Mott visits Rock Springs. Mrs H L Anderson and family move to Kemmerer from Coos Bay Oregon. Father Schiefferer visits Father Lynch. A D Hoskins and wife return from Honolulu to San Francisco and plan Kemmerer arrival on the 17th. Judge Arnold to visit Kemmerer While on murder case at Green River. Mormon Improvement Society to show at New Kemmerer Theatre with pictures and concert Saturday. St Patrick’s Hall to host a large St Patrick’s program with matinee for children and vaudeville. Travis Whitman reports a rugged ride from Big Piney via Kemmerer. Frank Curtis released from hospital and to return to work soon.
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Lawrence Miller
Salt Lake City
New Spring
Dance a Season Highlight in Opal on March 3
On March 3 Opal enjoyed a fine dance by Mesars Myrl Davison Milward Retting and John Stevens with the Opal Orchestra providing violin and piano. Refreshments of cake coffee and sandwiches were served at midnight. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Davison Mr and Mrs Alden Brinton Mr and Mrs George Monk Mr and Mrs Jess Fuller Mr and Mrs Pete Petrie Mr and Mrs Joe Flinn Mrs James Chrisman and children Mrs Lee Payne Miss Caroline Skinner Miss Mary Thompson Miss Jane Davison and many Davison relatives plus others.
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Opal
Mesars
Myrl Davison
Milward Retting
John Stevens
James Davison
Alden Brinton
George Monk
Jess Fuller
Pete Petrie
Joe Flinn
James Chrisman
Lee Payne
Caroline Skinner
Mary Thompson
Jane Davison
Jas. Davison
Wm. Davison
Arthur Davison
Samuel Adams
Bob Rose
Rod Bennit
Lawrence Miller
Elie Gardner
Cal Gleapy
Jf Johnson
Floyd Millison
Chettie Chrisman
James Chitaman
Jas. Anderson
M. D. Walterson
Buster Shroy
Grang ver Plans $25,000 Modern Cement Hotel
J. E. Stinson receives specifications for a new eolid cement hotel to be erected at Grang ver as soon as weather permits. The hotel will cost $25,000 and feature a modern overall design with the upper story containing 24 modern rooms.
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J. E. Stinson
Grangver
Mead Visits on Road Matters in Kemmerer
Foreman Mead, known for leading the vonvict gang on Cokeville road, met Kemmerer commissioners to discuss summer work. He says Lincoln County can deploy many men, with 20 workers finishing the Cokeville road at about $2800 to the county, the state and federal shares covering bridges and materials. The forest department plans work on the Snake River Canyon road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Vonvict
Cokeville Road
Byo
Kemmerer
Foreman Mead
Lincoln County
Forest Department
Snake River Canyon
Branch Routes Closed by Storm Blockade
Heavy storm blocked Cumberland and Willow Creek lines Monday and Tuesday causing shutdowns. Local rotary sent to Pocatello on emergency call. Elkol mine has remained shut down since the blockade began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Willow Creek
Pocatello
Elkol
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Rock Springs
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