Timber and Stone land entry notice and estate settlement
Notice records August Linden's timber and stone entry in Wyoming with final proof set for June 17 1916 and witnesses named. Also announces final settlement and distribution of the estate of Spiros Stamps Tesern in Lincoln County with administrator Edward L. Smith and a court date for June 10 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Lincoln
Third Judicial District
Spiros
Tesen
Edward L. Smith
District Court
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Election Proclamation Proclaims Town Vote
I J R Marquis mayor proclaims election in Kemmerer Wyoming on May 6 1916 for mayor and two council seats at Precincts 1 and 2. Polls open 9am to 7pm at Town Hall and Pitt Plumbing shop. term lengths one year for mayor and two years for council. Signed April 34 by Mayor Marquis and John Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Otcers
I. J. R. Marquis
Kemeter
Precinet No. 1
Pitt Plumbing
Precinet No. 2
Lare
Lincoln
the Ayer
Marquis Altest
John Mason
Buried Cough Remedy Claims Wide Use Sources
Wihesiieling Coinghe Chow of the most succemtu tions in use or thie disease eae buriela's Cough Kemedy. 5 W. Mc Creton Grandem Springs Ala worries Our baby bad whooping raugh as had 6 fat any baby could have ry 1 core bie Chaneberlala Remedy and soe got bie wi Obiainabhe everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buriela
W. McCreton
Grandem Springs
Ala
Granger Gleanings Highlights And Local Town Doings
Granger notes show Harry Adams on the sick list for a week. A well attended dance by local young men brings cheer. Mr and Mrs Robert McArdlee move to Granger. Mr Me is a maintainer inspector. Gates family from Oklahoma visit Carl Gates at Hagley and Gray ranch. Mrs Ralph Gunter visits with her parents. Misses Settle and Francie Hoatraht visit town. School ends soon with one teacher’s marm missing. Jeanette Butcher closes a term at Boatright home. Mario Foley and Reeves travel via LaBarge to Evanston, stopping at the dance. K J Brandley appears prosperous driving a new Dodge. Town hosts two broncho busters Alderman Bagley and Harry Wandgelder. Warren Hoover of Green River attends dance and visits Ernest Baker and sister. Ernest Jackson works in Chrisman and Petrie store during renovations. Polly Pringle reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Adams
Granger
Robert McArdlee
Gates
Oklahoma
Carl Gates
Hagley and
Gray Tanch
Ralph Gunter
A. I
Settle
Francie Hoatraht
Marm
Jeanette Butcher
Evanston
Boatright
Mario Foley
Reeves
LaBarge
K. J. Brandley
Mr. B
Alderman Bagley
Harry Wandgelder
Warren Hoover
Green River
Ernest
Baker
Ernest Jackson
Chrisman and Petrie
T. R. Jenkins
Jontind
Polly Pringle
Not h for publicatioN land claim notice 1916
Not h for publication notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated March 24 1916. Thomas Thomas of Granger Wyoming filed intent to prove up his homestead entry No 02260 for section 22 township 20 north range 112 west sixth principal meridian before the register and receiver at Evanston on May 1916. Claimant lists witnesses Harry Burnham Joseph Bagley David Bagley Edwin J Thomas and Alex Rubel all of Granger Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noth
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Avanston
Wyo
Thomas Thomas
Granger
Wyoming
Range
Weat
Evanston, Wyoming
Harry Burnham
Joseph Bagley
David Bagley
Edwin J. Thomas
Granger, Wyoming
Alex Rubel
Auto Crash Causes Damaged Cars in Diamondville
On Sunday in Diamondville main street Thomas Fenson of Cumberland lost control of a fast car near a saloon and struck a Buick driven by Joe general ami ip Tuiik. Both vehicles were damaged but no injuries occurred. cars were towed and are in local garages for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Thomas Fenson
Cumberland
Joe General
Ami Ip Tuiik Waa
Benson
Ram Herd Leader Plans 800 Head Summer Run Near Ranch
Steve Hartek returns from the Rock Creek area to prepare a summer roundup near his ranch. He aims to gather about 800 head and notes the snow has largely melted the hills remain lightly covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Hartek
Rock Creek
Steve
Officials Visit Wyoming Locals Heads to Rock Springs
President W. W. Gildroy and Vice President George Young of the United Mine Workers of Wyoming visited the district Locals this past week and left Sunday for Rock Springs to spend a week before returning to Kemmerer then Cheyenne to visit Sublet campus under quarantine. Paulson returned to Cheyenne last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gildroy
George Young
United Mine Workers of Wyoming
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Mr. Paulson
Notice to Property Owners on Yard Clean Up and Refuse
Notice under town ordinance requires owners to clean yards and alleys and remove refuse to the city dump or burn it. Failure will trigger town action and assessment against the property. Spring haulage will remove bin and box waste stored in alleys. Alvin W. Anderson town marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin W. Anderson
Public Notice of Homestead Claim in Kemmerer Wyoming
Charles W. Miller of Kemmerer Wyoming files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim on land described including multiple lots in sections 2 25 34 and 25 township 22 24 north and range 117 west. Hearing set before H B Christmas May 20 1916 with witnesses William E. Pearson James Buck Ward Sutton and Wilson Banks all of Kemmerer Wyoming registered land office Evanston Wyoming April 6 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Omce
Evanston
Wyoming
Charles W. Miller
Kemmerer
Weridian
H. B. Christmas
Kammerer
William E. Peon
James Buck
Maward Sutton
Wilson &. Banks
Alex Nisbet
Roglater
Notice of Land Patent Claim in Wyoming Front
M Linden of Ponail Wyoming filed on October 28 1914 a claim under the Iber and Stone Law for lands in township 32 north range 117 west Sixth Principal Meridian. Land and stone values estimated at 200 dollars each with protest rights and contest procedures noted before commissioner H R Comminsioner at Kem worer Wyoming on January 17 3916. Maurie Lao and Augaat Linden of Fossil Wyoming and Will iam Julien and Harry Julian of Lane Wyoming named as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land
Dmece
Evanston
Wyo
Linden
Forstl
Wyoming
Township
H. B. Christmas
A. S
Kemmerer
Clarence M. Linten
Maurice Lambert
Fossil
William Julian
Warry Jution
Sage
Alex Nisbet
Register
Bertal
M. Linden
Ponail
H. R. Chriat
Kemworer
Claman
Maurie
Lao
Augaat Lindem
Wye
William Julien
Harry Julian
Lane, Wye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hi. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
Firet National Bank Building
Kemmerer, Wyoming
H. &. Christmas
U. S
Ivan S. Jones
Robert R. Rose
J. A. Christmas
H. R. and
K Jerer
L. E. Armstrong
Rock Springs National Tank Building
Marshall S. Reynolds
L. B. Kindall
Ellis Hudman
W. Newbrough
John E. Lloyd
Hoskins
J. W. Sammon
Atiorn
Dr. J. RR. Marquis
Drs. Hocker
Stafford
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Dr. J
Newland
Dr. Marquis
Reatence Ness
Rathbun Ho
DiGiacomo
Olhee Houre
South Beach Avep
Phome
Wyeming
Cunnington & Loeker
Kenwner, Cumberland and
J. A. Chetat
Algiio
Cola County
Wihesiieling Coinghe
Morrison's
Otto A. Zeigler
Mgr. Kemmerer
Jim
Soren Thompson
Hay Ther House
Vissinger & Oes
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. McCarty
Der
Alamit
Theks
Lincoln Lumber Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Cordove Cigar CO
Sisters of Tascrimination
F. E. Curtis
Leading Jeweler
Poe
Joer
Bod Land & Live Stock Company
Aeer
Pw, Olean, Cobeville
Esart
Pennet
Beandlay, Granger
Wre
Gus Linden
Winugie Eh Baw Barks
Owas
Wretalape
Japk McKay
sakWo Vo Euaelee
Reese
Jam Me Parmlronn
eoHoree
Rafe
John Griff Kemmerer
Frank Rosenstein
Bremeth
Canada
Peterson Leading Tailors
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