Kemmerer Camera brief notes on court and politics
The Sweutwater county spring term of district court opens at Green River on May 4 with the Chix term expected to be the busiest in years as twenty one men remain jailed in Green River and several others on bond. As the Republican National convention approaches a push favors Roosevelt seeking another term though broad support appears limited outside a core group.
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District Court
Sweutwater County
Green River
Rock Springs
Roosevelt
Piney News Highlights Local Moves and Funeral Notice
Big Piney locals report Shaseese Lee Smith plans seasonal work for Charles Noble in the Basin. Lou and Mrs Hennick visit from Daniel. D H Rand returns from Fontenelle trip as district assessor. Charles Noble heads home to Fall River Basin. J A Black attends funeral in Fontenelle for the Thomas baby. Herman Rich welcomes a baby born April 14. mother and child reported well. Easter program at Piney school house deemed a success. services set for April 28 at the school. Charles Thomas dies at his Piney home after arriving two weeks earlier with John Dobson who will transport remains to Simmons. An Onlooker.
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Lee Smith
Chas. Noble
Mra
Lou Hennick
Daniel
D. H. Rand
Fontenelle
Chas
Noble
Fall River Basin
Piney School House
Suday
Anderson
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Piney
John Dobson
Simmons, Th
Travis Return Alters Kemmerer Ties
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Travis and their son Lewis returned from California where they spent winter in Los Angeles. Mr. Travis bought a fruit farm near there and plans to winter again in Kemmerer. They left yesterday for Big Piney and will travel to Thermopolis then visit the National Park when open. Travis is well known locally, once owning part of the townsite and dwelling in the first Kemmerer home.
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Lewis ‘Travis
Lewis
California
Turaday
Los Angeles
Travis
Big Viney
Thermopilis
Fmt
Kemmerer
Martini Griff Tie The Knot In Kemmerer Ceremony
John Martini and Mim Catharine Griff of Diamondville wed at the Kemmerer Catholic church on Wednesday April 27. Father Lavalle officiated under new church marriage laws first enforced since Easter. The ceremony drew only close family and friends before the couple departed for a wedding trip to Salt Lake City and planned to settle in Diamondville.
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John Martini
Mim Catharine Griff
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Lavalle
Martini
Salt Lake City
Lloyd Higgins and Miss Higgins wed in Kemmerer
A Thursday afternoon wedding occurred at the home of Mrs. Wm Downey Kemmerer with Samuel R Lloyd and Misa Ads Higgins of Cumberland uniting in marriage. Rev BE Crabtree officiated and witnesses included Mr Hudson as best man and Misa Vede Downey as bridesmaid. The couple planned a short trip to Rawlina and expect to return Monday then move to Cumberland Tuesday morning. Refreshments followed the ceremony.
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Lloyd Higgins
Wm. Downey
Kemmerer
Samuel R. Lloyd
Misa Ads Higgins
Cumberland
BE. E. Crabtree
Mr. Hudson
Misa Vede Downey
Rawlina
Jayhawkers of 49 Life of Death Valley Scotty in May
Death Valley Magazine to publish the story Jayhawkers of 49 by survivor John B Colton now 75. He was 16 during the 1840 party from Galesburg to California. six new members, one woman, four survivors. The tale covers humor and tragedy on the brutal trek with wagon abandoned and oxen butchered. Subscription is 81 yearly with per issue pictures. premium stock in Death Valley Quartz and Placer Mining Co at 21 per share. Shipping details from Death Valley Publishing, Attn Rhyolite, Nevada.
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Death Valley Magazine
Death Valley Scotty
California
Ehud Epoo
Desert
Death Valley Quarts & Placer Mining Company
Death Valley Publishing
Nevada
On Her Way to Goldfield Rancher Visits Town
W. D. Shanley of New York valley, a leading rancher, rode into town with his wife Mew B. Wasson and three children. They plan to join her husband at the mining exchange in Goldfield Nevada, awaiting the railroad to advance north to new lands and prosperity.
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W.d. Shanley
New York Valley
Pinesdale
Mew. B. Wasson
Pleasanty Ile
N.Y
Wassely
Aid
Jon
Minning Exchange
Goldfield
Nevada
Mrshanley
Wutil
Wyoming
Prosperity and stock talk from Fremont equity official letter
A fragmentary letter from Ed. Steele, Fremont county minister, Boulder Wyoming, praises local prosperity with mentions of plows, team pulling, stock, and a Taft cheer. The text is a garbled historical clipped excerpt reflecting economic optimism and frontier chatter of the era.
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Steele
Fremont Equity
Boulder
Wyombg
Grant
Taft
Notice to creditors and divorce suit in Uinta County
Notice to creditors of Ellen Folter estate dated April 8 1908 requires claims with vouchers at Evanston Wyoming within six months or be barred. Also Evelyn Philp sues Robert A Philp for absolute divorce on desertion and failure to provide, answer due by June 13 1908.
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Uinta
Ellen ‘Olter
Notles
Evanston
Uinta County
Wyoming
John Felter
J.W. Sammon
Admur
State of Wyoming
Evelyn Philp
Plaintiff
Robert A. Philip
Robert A. Philp
John
Notice for Publication of Mineral Land Entry Iowa Wyoming
Notice is given that J M Wright of Kemmerer Wyoming as assignee of William Appley filed to enter under section 2806 Revised Statutes. Lands described NENW Sec 4 T22N R116W. objections or protests must be filed by May 16 10m before A M S Thomas V Davis Register.
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J. M. Wright
Kemmerer
Unita County
Wyoming
William i Appley
United States
Thomas V. Davis
Notice for Public Auction of Land Under Public Land Act
Notice is hereby given that James Barratt of Green River Wyoming filed in this office a sworn statement for the purchase of land classified as non agricultural, with the public land office. The claim is to be examined before Lloyd Thomas Commissioner at Mack Springs on June 7, 1908, with witnesses James Mumiee J K Barrett Pat Barrett and Lew Henderson. All adverse claimants must file claims by June 7, 1908.
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Evanston
Wyo
Said
Lloyd
Thomas
Mack Springs
James Mumiee
J. K. Barrett
Pat Barrett
Green River
Wyv
Lew Henderson
Kommeror
Thomas V Davis
Kitor
Miners Meeting Set for Frontier Hall
In Kemmerer United Mine Workers Local No 260 plans an evening gathering at Frontier Hall in Frontier Wyoming. Details unclear due to OCR issues but event appears slated for the evening.
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Unitedtmine Workers—Local No
TED
Sublette
Jon Kolette
Otk Nach
Thwsiay Avenlig
Fota Hall
Wiliams
B. Murray
Iuinee
United Mine Workers
Nanth Fhuryday
Dave Daniels
Chas
Xnith
Moe
Stall
Sby
Rober
Ies
Aachen
LLM
Kaddles, K
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