Elks Dance in Kemmerer Notable Social Event
A Kemmerer Elks Club gathering celebrated with a grand ball and banquet described as the season’s best yet. Cumberland Elks and guests, numbering about fifty five, enjoyed elaborate pine decorations, a stage show, and a full hall. A Rock Springs stockman imported hayfed Hereford cattle from Ketometer, Wyoming, valued at 24 to 25 dollars per head, underscoring local appreciation for improved winter feeding and close herd management.
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Cumberland Elks
Elks
Eik Horn Furni Dupe
Elke
Jamis Neollam
Spey
Horne
Uierbers
Thie
W. He Durrough
Cumberlant
Beck Grennad
Cumbervnd
Cor Hhene
Dom Ming
Kimmell
Ketometer
Wyo
J. M. Wright
Daily
Drovers & Stockman Journal of
South Omaha
Wright Fins
Wright
Frontier Surprise Party Honors Principal Ednar Thatcher
A village school party celebrated Principal Ednar Thatcher of Frontier school with a long program of songs and dances at Kroatian hall. Notable participants included Myrtle and Myrie Zerie, Dot Mandolin and Pingo, Miss Lester, Mr Binder, and a host of committee members such as Edith Phaman and Harold Brows, with lunch served as the evening concluded.
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Mise
Ednar Thatcher
Fronsier Secuel
Tle Kroatien
Dancng
Sila
Jota Lane
Myrtle
Myrie
Zerie Diet
Mattie
Marie Thurmay
Lester
Bindrer Sale
Pratt
Quealy
Lewa
Cromenather
Langworthy
Edith “‘Phaman
Styite Zerbo
Maule Thomas
Lara Shin Jon
Darlene Brown
Myre Zerbe
Thelin Nisbet
Harold Brows Carl Howe
James Cashin
Alvar Castel
Raydotosin
George Malone
Mine Inspector Here in Kemmerer and Cumberland
Elias Don of Rock Springs spent several days in Kemmerer and Cumberland this week inspecting mine properties for the First Wyoming district. The Elk Coal Company near the old Adaville mines shows promise and was visited Wednesday. A Cumberland visit followed Thursday with other local figures noted among guests and ranchers. The Kemmerer Kiki thanks Cumberland Orchestra for music at the Elk ball and banquet, praising the performers and timing of events.
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Don, Elias
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Cumberland
New Elk Coal Company
Adaville
Fred Dorwin
Chrevent
Kemmerer Uine
Jaren Rumble
Dorwin
Green River
Chestra
Che Cuinivere
Venuk
W. Drew
Hawkins
Ion
Mussle
Cokeville to Welcome New 30 Machine Shearing Plant
Leo Droubay of Droubay and Hamilton of Cokeville announces a spring steam shearing plant six miles from Smiths Fork. The 30-machine facility will shear 2,500 to 3,000 sheep daily, with about 40,000 sheep already contracted. Prospects for Cokeville and nearby improvements are highlighted.
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Droubay & Hamilton
Cokeville
Leo 1. Droubay
Photon Smith
Ife
Drouhay
Pioneer Eugene Townsend Returns From East to West
Eugene Townsend a pioneer of the west and longtime storekeeper at Daniel travels from the east on Sunday and leaves Tuesday morning for Daniel by stage. Townsend spent the winter in New York Pennsylvania Delaware and other eastern states and plans to settle back on the frontier. Also noted, George B. Heitz of Retriever Coal Company resigns last Sunday from Rock Springs to join the Wrening Coal Caps staff as solicitor and is greeted by friends who wish him success.
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Eugene Townsend
Daniel
Mr. Townwen
West
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
George B. Heitz
Rock Springs
George
Land Office Instructions for Location and Notice
The document outlines land locator and selector duties under 1908 rules. It requires affidavits from witnesses, publication of notices in a designated newspaper for thirty days, posting on land, and proof of publication and posting. It specifies timelines, the content of notices, and certification by the locator or selector.
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Laird Otten
Woshington
United States
Itr
Dewi
Netios
Register
Otf
Auoh
H. A. Battisten
Jamme KU Doli Garfield
Postmaster at Ketinabaed Resigns to Miss Sammon
The retiring Mas Nort Stansi is succeeded by Miss Sammon as Ketinabaed postmaster. Sammon, daughter of Hon. ob Wened Beldyes, is popular with local youth. Born in Presburg Mill, she moved west with parents to Wyoming and Evanston, attended Almy and Evanston schools, worked for Golden Rule Store, and served as postmistress while Mr. Rife resigned for private reasons.
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Otis Kite
Beldyes Sania
Ani
Yielwity
Presburg
Mill
Wyatilag
Almy
Evanston
Golden Rule
Kemmerer
Tife
Rife
Sammon
Colorado's Big Pair at the First Interstate Fair Denver
The first annual Colorado Interstate Fair and Exposition will run the second week of September in Denver. It aims to be the west’s greatest exhibition with prizes totaling over 825000 and includes horticulture, wine, and a notable "real Divide" feature. Wealthy Colorado and Western leaders plan extensive programs, promotions, and daily activities from early morning to late night.
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Colorado
Aliong
AO Uyere
Hawk
Cottonwood notes from Evanston and surrounding area
Fragmented local update from Cottonwood and nearby towns recounts court attendance by Billy Wyre, injuries to Miss Haley, resignations at Durhill school, and community plans around Nedson's hall on the 27th. Mentions of market hopes, livestock herds, and residents including the Vickrey, Hudd, and Nicholson families amid rural daily life.
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Billy Wyre
Evanston
Jail Haley
Fdowers
Durhill School
Solon
Suu Suurdoth
Cottonwood Woodmen
Nedson’s Hall
Ty Bulla Hall
Newton Jettson
Lot
Cumberland Elks Celebrate Roaring Evening in Kemmerer
The Cumberland Elks express thanks for a lively March 17 gathering in Kemmerer, praising the entertainment and sociability. A quoted verse honors the Cumberland Bunch, lists Cumberland attendees, notes a special train to Kemmerer, and mentions decor and attire issues for the Elks ball.
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Elks
Cimberland
Kellmerer
Kemmerer Elka
Cumberland
Miwan
Leap Year Dance At Frontier Thronged By Youth
On a recent Saturday at Frontier, a Leap Year dance drew a large crowd of young attendees despite unclear details. The event featured social mingling and multiple couples dancing, with chatter about courtship and social activity filling the evening.
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Adios
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