Elks Dance in Kemmerer a Civic Social Triumph
A Kemmerer Elks dance drew fifty five guests led by Cumberland Elks with ladies and local supporters. The hall featured evergreen decorations and elk motifs, with a Cumberland orchestra delivering a well received program. Post event, hayfed beef cattle from Ketometer Wyoming were noted as part of the receipts, reflecting community pride and regional stockman insights on modern feeding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Surprise Party at Frontier School Honors Principal Thatcher
A surprise party honored Miss Ednar Thatcher principal of the Frontier school. The Kansas hall event featured a lively program with duets and choruses including Myrtle and Myrie Zerbe, Dot Mandolin, and members such as Carl Howe James Cashin and Harold Brows. Lunch was served and the evening was described as grand.
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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 Wyoming District Visits Kemmerer
Mine Inspector Elias DON of Rock Springs, Wyoming First district, spent several days in Kemmerer and Cumberland this week. He inspected Elk Coal Company properties near the Adaville mines and praised the operation. Other travelers included Fred Dorwin, Matt Motracken, JA Hooker, and many locals. a Cumberland orchestra provided music for a Kemmerer Elk ball banquet.
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Don, Elias
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Cumberland
New Elk Coal Company
Adaville
Cokeville to house new steam sheep shearing plant
Leo Droubay of Droubay & Hamilton announces a spring opening of a thirty machine steam shearing plant six miles from Smiths Fork. It will handle 2,500 to 3,000 sheep daily with about 40,000 contracted. Droubay says Cokeville prospects and improvements are strong.
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Droubay & Hamilton
Cokeville
Leo 1. Droubay
Photon Smith
Ife
Drouhay
Pioneer Town Figure Eugene Townsend Returns from East
Eugene Townsend a pioneer of the west and longtime storekeeper at Daniel arrived from the east Sunday and departed Tuesday by stage for Daniel. Townsend has been west for 40 years and recently returned from a winter in New York Pennsylvania Delaware and other eastern states to settle on the frontier. George B Heitz left the Retriever Coal Company last Sunday for a new role with the Wrening Coal Caps at Rock Springs and will join the village aid as solicitor. Manly friends regret his departure but 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 Locating Lands 1908
Official guidance from the United States Land Office detailing requirements for locating and selecting land. It covers affidavit support, publication notices lasting thirty days, posting proofs, and the responsibilities of locators and selectors. Includes procedural steps and certification by the commissioner, approved February 21, 1908.
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Laird Otten
Woehington
United States
Itr
Dewi
Netios
Register
Otf
Auoh
H. A. Battisten
Jamme KU Doli Garfield
Sammon Succeeds Otis Kite as Ketinabaed Postmaster
Miss Sammon, daughter of the Hon. Wened Beldyes, succeeds Otis Kite as postmaster at Ketinabaed. Born in Presburg and raised in Wyatilag, she has worked at the Golden Rule Store in Evanston and Kemmerer. Her appointment follows Mr. Rife’s resignation to focus on private interests, with public confidence in her able administration.
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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 First Interstate Fair Denver
A report on Colorado's first Interstate Fair to be held in Denver during the second week of September. The event promises the West's greatest exhibition with prizes totaling over 825000, and features a high-class horse show, a “real Divide” spike feature, and ambitious plans by President G. Stalls to attract wealth and progress across industries.
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Colorado
Aliong
AO Uyere
Hawk
Cottonwood Community Notes From Evanston and Nearby
Local notes report upcoming Cottonwood Woodmen events at Nedson's hall around the 27th, with plans for visits to Newton Jettson and Lot Thaley. Farmers contend with wolves and coyotes while neighbors aid cattle shifting, house repairs, and cottage preparations as Young residents settle. Nicholson and Cunnington families migrate for medical and marital updates.
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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
A. Laman
Hall
John Vickrey
Dan Hudd
Budd
Ainid
la Nestle
Joseph Chase
Avery
Johnson
Asleigh
Elks of Cumberland Host Enjoyable May Event
The Cumberland Elks express thanks for a roaring evening on Marvel 17 at Kellmerer, praising the entertainment and sociability. A poem titled The Strays reflects friendship bonds as Cumberland members list attendees and good wishes, while notes mention travel, a special train, missing decorations, and local arrivals including Glen Thomson and Geo Veterson.
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Elks
Cimberland
Kellmerer
Kemmerer Elka
Cumberland
Miwan
Leap Year Dance Gala Draws Frontier Youths
A crowded Leap Year dance last Saturday drew many Frontier youths amid lively evenings. The events featured dancing and socializing with mentions of couples and hosting activities, reflecting a festive community gathering.
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Adios
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Ketometer
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Wright Fins
Wright
Frontier
Fred Dorwin
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JA. Hooker
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M. Chorson
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Masuli
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M. Burns
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Wow Taylor
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