Auto goes off Dugway with five passengers
A broken steering gear caused a Buick crash on the Dugway two to three miles north of Kemmerer last Wednesday night. Five orchestra members led by Albert Larson jumped free and escaped serious harm though Elmer Silfast suffered a dislocated shoulder. They sought help in Frontier and Kemmerer, then to Marquis hospital. Larson returned home next day and Silfast was sent to a Pocatello hospital.
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Kemmerer
Albert Larson
State Bank of
Big Piney
Larson
Elser Silfast
Filmer § Sfast
Pocatello
Mr. Larson
Masons to Buy Brandon and Marquis Property
A Kemmerer Masonic lodge committee studied ground purchase for a future hall. They selected property at C Weet Apandan and an adjoining lot to S J RL Marquis with options noted. The lodge arranged to keep the property as an investment while plans and financing proceed, with a year to finalize the hall project.
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Kemmerer
India
Third & Masonite Hall
Pereteueted
Lors Lodge
Burning child aided after long mountain trip
Dr Huff of Jackson traveled forty five miles into the mountains to reach R A Moore's two year old child badly burned in hot water. He faced a long sleigh and horseback journey due to winter road closures, arriving in critical condition.
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Dr. Huff
Jackson
R. A. Moore
Gros Ventre
Linden San Oil Magnate Named Director at Red Desert Co
Clarence Linden of Rock Springs, a prominent sheep man, was chosen as a director of Red Desert Oil & Gas Co, which holds large stakes in the Rick River field where drilling is underway.
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Clarence Linden
Rock Springs
Hetimeter
Red Desert Oil & Gas Co
Rick River
Mite Drive for Wyoming Children at Cathedral Home
A Wyoming appeal urges support for the Cathedral Home in Laramie to aid poor and orphaned children. Kemmerer is asked for 10 dollars monthly as a permanent subscription, with Mrs. R A Mason collecting gifts.
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Belgium
France
Armenia
Wyoming
Laramie
Eggleston
Kemmerer
R. A. Mason
Sage Celebrates St. Patrick's Day with Broncho Riding
St Patrick's Day in Sage featured outdoor sports led by broncho riding. Frank Long and Paul Ellis won the broncho riding honors.
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Sage
Frank Long
Paul Ellis
Agency for Cleveland Tractor Demonstrations Begin
Platt Wilson of the Lincoln County Garage has taken the agency for the Cleveland Tractor in this section and will give demonstrations on its capabilities. The Cleveland Tractor features five feet of traction on each side and can perform the work of six to eight horses, pulling three breaking plows in soft ground.
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Platt Wilson
Lincoln County
Cleveland
Lynch says heavy March snow will bring good irrigation season
Mr. D. D. Lynch, cashier of Afton State Bank, stopped in Kemmerer yesterday en route to Salt Lake. He notes that heavy snow since March has guaranteed ample water for Star Valley irrigation next summer and predicts a prosperous season.
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D. D. Lynch
Afton State Bank
Kemmerer
Salt Lake
Cokeville Women to Give Recital Here
The Kemmerer theatre hosts a Friday evening recital on April 9 presented by Cokeville artists Mrs. Kenneth Bellrose and Miss Mary Reynolds. Reynolds is a pianist of rare accomplishment while Bellrose, a singer and elocutionist, promises a rare treat for local music lovers.
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Kemmerer Theatre
Kenneth Bellrose
Mary Reynolds
Cokeville
Reynolds
Bellrose
High School Notes Highlight Friday Talent Show
High school students enjoyed an entertaining Friday afternoon with a junior class program showcasing Selda Hendrickson Maye Beachler and Elizabeth Hendrickson. Featured acts included a Jean Valjean sketch and Morgan Reed Louis Mason Sherman Wyman and Maybel Smith performing.
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Selda Hendrickson
Maye Beachler
Elizabeth Hendrickson
Jean Valjean
Louis Mason
Sherman Wyman
Kate Somers
Maybel Smith
Morgan Reed
Morgan ‘Reed
Louis ‘Mason
Jolly Trio
Masons Honor Members With Final Degrees
Last Friday the local Masons held a smoker to honor one of its few members as they received their final degrees. A lunch of coffee, sandwiches and ice cream followed in the banquet hall. Speeches were given by several lodge members. Final degrees were awarded to C. M. Harryman, Kurt Man, W. F. Mau, Lealle Ky Clon, J. G. Meynolds and Merle Weight.
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Ntne
Locie Rank
Lodge
Harryman
Kert Man
Mau
Lealle Ky Clon
JG. Meynolds
Merle
Children Aid Marne Memorial Drive Organizes Soon
The State Department of Education backs a drive to raise funds for a water memorial at the Marne to honor American soldiers. Superintendent of Schools Gear was named county chairman and has begun organizing activities to support the effort.
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State Department of Education
Arriows Children of the States
Marne
Gear
S. L. Officials Here On General Inspection
Several officials of the O. S. L. were in Kemmerer the first of the week on a trip of general inspection. Among the party were Chief Engineer Armstrong traveling in his motor car Special 146 Master Mechanic Grutton road foreman of engines ton Road Foreman of Engines Meredith and Eugene Meyer inspector of perishable freight.
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Kemmerer
Armstrong
Grutton
Ton
Merridith
Eugene Meyer
Railway Clerks to Give Anniversary Dance
The local railway clerks plan their first annual ball on Saturday evening April 3 at Cook's Pavilion. Many lodge members are expected from Montpelier with their ladies. Billy's orchestra will provide the music. Committee in charge includes GA Silfvast E McEnroe Elmer Young J J Giles T A CJarvie and W Gilchrist.
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Cook's
Montpelier
Billy
GA. Silfvast
E. McEnroe
Elmer Young
J. J. Giles
T. A. Cjarvie
W. Gilcbrist
Evanston Girls Meet Kemmerer Team In High School Game
The Evanston high school girls basketball squad travels to Kemmerer on Saturday evening to face the Kemmerer team at the local high school gym. A dance will follow at Cook's Pavilion in honor of the visitors.
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Evanston
Kemmerer
Cook's Pavilion
Billy’s
Evanston High School
Kemmerer High School
Cook’s
Cumberland Miner Dies at L C M Hospital
Steve Rugan a Cumberland miner died at L C M hospital Sunday from pneumonia after a brief illness He was about 86 and a native of Austria Funeral services will be held this afternoon from the Fitzpatrick undertaking parlors with Fr Chellinger of St Patrick s church in charge Also note Mrs Geo Williams long ill was taken to L G M hospital this week and may undergo an operation
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Steve Rugan
Cumberland
L. C. M. Hospital
Austria
Fitzpatrick
Artors
Fr.chellinger
St. Patrick's Church
Geo. Williams
L. G. M. Hospital
Senior Class St Patrick Dance a Successful Evening
The senior class hosted a St Patrick's night dance enjoyed by a large crowd. Music was good and all attendees were in high spirits as students thanked the citizens for their support.
Medals Held At Kemmerer Post Office For Six Names
Soldiers medals addressed to James B O Neill Abram L Brown Matt Malaska Flabiano Flores Giovanni Galassi and Joseph A Gillard are held at the Kemmerer post office Wyoming. Recipients should notify the office of their correct address and the medals will be forwarded.
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Kemmerer
James B. O’neill
Abram L. Brown
Matt Malaska
Flabiano Flores
Giovanni Galassi
Joseph A. Gillard
Wyo
Episcopal Guild Food Sale Planned at Lewis Cash Grocery
The Episcopal Guild plans a food sale on the 8th of next month at Lewis Cash Grocery from 1 to 6 PM. Ladies of the guild organize the fundraiser to support church activities.
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The
Episcopal Guild J
Lewis Cash Grocery
Robert Jones to Leave in June for Camp Kearny
Robert Jones of the State University at Laramie arrived for a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs T R Jones. He will depart in June for Camp Kearny to enter the officers training school as one of twenty five students from the university attending the program.
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Robert Jones
State University At
Laramie
T. R. Jones
Bert
Camp Kearny
Cumberland to Form Local Baseball Club Meeting at Opera House
A meeting to organize a Cumberland baseball club is planned this week at No 2 Opera House. A benefit game is set for Tuesday March 31 to support the club. Cumberland aims for a strong season with local talent ready to join a winning team.
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No. 2 Opera House
Cumberland
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers
We thank friends and relatives for sympathy and assistance during our recent sickness and loss of our beloved daughter and sister and for the many beautiful floral offerings. MR. and MRS. JRS. HUNTER. JAMES HUNTER, JR.
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Jrs. Hunter
James Hunter, JR
Laxative Endorsement From Vermont Innkeeper
George F. Daniels of Hardwick Vermont praises Chamberlain's Tablets as the best laxative for his sedentary habits. The piece notes Daniels is proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, highlighted as a model hotel in New England.
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Chamberlain
George F. Daniels
Hardwick
Jels
Hardwick Inn
New England
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J. F. Fitepatrick
C. A. Christos
Kemmerer Hardway Furniture Co
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Frontier— Frontier Supply Co
Merombe Co
Keville— Schill's Drug Co
AUTO
Elmer Silvast
Masons
Brandon
Marquis
Cily Dwg
Rock Spring
California
Louis B. Westholder
Jackson News
A. D. Egbert
P. L. de Puy
Biological Survey
Jackson Hole
Fred Lovejoy
Bruce Coulter
Dark Feynom
Kemperer
Snake Diver
J. P. Cunningham
Linden
San
Cleveland Tractor
MR. Lynch
Edward McElroy
Porter
Frank Curtis
Lewis Mason
Violet McElroy
May Beachler
Hattie Wainwright
Stella Rathbun
Stella
Studebaker
F. O. B. Kemmerer
Tudebaker
Chevrolet
Kemmerer, Wyo
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