Frontier News Roundup of Local Notices and Visits
Local items report Mrs. Nisbet and family traveling to Salt Lake City and Lava Hot Springs with relatives. Mentions of soda water manufacturing plans and job at Elliot. Political notes include a special election for Sub-division 4 board member F E Ford. Various social visits, initiations, illnesses, and travel news involving Eugene Colla, Thomas Roberts, Pred Schick, Thos Holland, Thos Baker, Geo Smales, Arthur Amales, Robert Hanns, Mrs. Joe Inama, Mrs. Dus Hackett, and others.
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John Nisbet
D. Fagnant
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Nisbet
Elliot
U. M. W of A
F. E. Ford
Geo. Smales
Arihur Amales
Elykol
Robert Hanns
Joe Inama
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Wirbkine
Stork Brings Baby Girl in Oakley Community News
Local notes report a baby girl born at the Loney Purdy home on Wednesday night, the Purdy family’s third child. Other items mention burial of Donnan the Italian miner in Diamondville, Kuma Ball’s typhoid recovery, John Lord’s Glencoe visit, Arnold Ball’s rheumatic illness, and upcoming events including a dance at the Oakley Hall with attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Loney Purdy
Purdy
Slother
Chamber of Commerce Organizes New Local Body
The Chamber forms with 29 members and an initiation fee of 1 dollar plus 50 cents monthly. Committees on good roads, Chautauqua, and federal buildings set. a fire insurance rates group also created. Regular meetings planned for the last Monday each month at City Hall with an expanded board and membership drive underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Kemmeerr
Jones
P. W. Comer
E. L. Smith
Joseph E. Burch
R. M. Turner
W. Brammer
C. M. Whitney
Andrew Morrow
L. Ge
W. Bell
H. R. Christmas
Roy A. Mason
W. B. Pitt
C. D. Stafford
Chamber of Commerce
H.R. Harrison
Chatrrign
Platt Wilson
Ogee
J.P. Ronenberg
BR. H. Embree
J. A. Christmas
L. E. Holland
W. J. Witherspoon
Earnest Holmes
William Pitt
L. Smith
Roy Mason Bod Hocker
Diamondville Relief Society to Host Apron Bazaar at City Hall
The L. D. 5S Relief Society will hold an apron bazaar at City Hall next Saturday afternoon and evening with a noon to 6 pm dinner. Proceeds aid local charitable work as members ask community support. Card Club met Saturday with Miss Jesse Snedson winning first prize and Mrs. John Scott second. Other notes include minor illnesses and travels of residents amid snowy hills inviting ski attempts.
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L. D
Card Club
W. Scoffield
Jesse Snedson
John Scott
Mine Accident Injures Miner John Talbott
A coal fall at Roberts Moat Aline damaged the mine last Saturday afternoon injuring miner John Talbott. He narrowly escaped worse injuries, sustaining only a badly wrenched back.
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Roberts Moat
Boycott Urged Against Potatoes and Trusts
A prominent local business figure advocates a broad boycott on potatoes and other staples, accusing commission men of hoarding to drive prices up. He cites Chicago potato prices at 2.50 per hundred and says large East coast cartloads could enter the market. He claims no real shortage exists and that a few market manipulators are seeking to hog the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Potato Trust
Chicago
Idaho
Death of Infant Tony Stanga in Cumberland
Tony Stanga infant son of Mrs. Stanga of Cumberland died on the 1th and was buried Sunday in the Catholic church there. The father and brother of the child were killed in an accident at Cumberland about a year ago.
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Tony Stanga
Painful Accident at Lincoln Lumber Firm
Axel Johnson manager of the Lincoln Lumber Company suffered a painful hand injury while working on a gasoline engine. The file through his hand was strong, and Charles Peters needed force to remove it. Dr. Madera reports no bone breakage and the wound is healing well with no expected serious aftereffects if infection does not set in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Johnson
Lincoln Lumber Company
Chas. Peters
Tess
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Evanston and
Hock Springs
Kemmerer Aventa
C. A. Thristmas
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agenta
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agents
Big Piney. Mercantile Co
Frontier News
Anton Dellavia
Montana
Eugene Colla
Thomas Roberts
I. C. C. F. Lodge
Samuel Webster
Sage Ts
Peter Head
Pred Schick
Montbelier
Thos Holland
Sublet
Thos
Baker
Hackett
Dnd
Cuero Neseen
Ted Morrie
Gillie
Mary Kody
Oakley
Donnan
Diamondville
Kuma Ball
John Lord
Glencoe
John
Arnold Ball
William Hallie
Provide Will Jewkes Askiey
Janch
Wirematt Iy
Goldie Mee
Mra
Parks
Ue Nospitil
Kinda
Jobin Sandseith
Hesik
Aliehtty
Mit
Hwkley
Dhememtvilie
Wutetre
Lemat
Wavellne
William Stouebreker
Cumberland
Andrew
George Bastion
Damaniville
Theokie Guilting
Clit
Japan
Chamber of Commerce Organized
A. Th Hoskins
RK. R. Rose
PJ. Quealy
Kee
Lorder
Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Evanston
Rock Springs
W. C. Rea
Tena Sneddon
Horace Smith
John Bahem
Kansas City
A. J. Wideman
Tony T
Lawrence Chnee
Cokeville Register
Stafford
Laramie
State Medical Board
Bob Hocker
W. R. Hocker
Colorado
Denver
City
J. W. Sammon
Green River
District Court
Bud Stocker
Jennie Hocker
Rexall
Peter Teale
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Optician
Inapecter
Ivelty
Angelo Mglinar
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Kemmerer, Wyo
J. C. Penney CO
Golden Rule
J.C. Penney CO
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