County Commissioners Continue Road and Pension Orders
Lincoln County Wyoming May 4 1916 proceedings show road work with state prison convicts continued from Salt Canyon to Star Valley. Auditing claims includes poor and pauper payments to Mary Mackinen and others and licenses discussed for Diamondville Cokeville and Am esville districts. Coroner certificates and bounty payments for coyotes and wolves are listed with multiple recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Aaron Heap
Heber Nelson
Price Nelson
Lincoln County Publishing Co
Blyth- Fargo- Hoskins Co
Union Mercantile Co
Fred Keen
Corone
Certifi- Savings Bank
Assat
Geo. D. Barnard & Co
State of
Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
Board of County Commissioners
C. H. Peterson
O. T. Papworth
T. D. O'Neil
Mead
Salt Canyon
Star Valley
Marbleton Mercantile Co
E. M. Huff
W. C. Roberts
Rich
John B. Watt
Norman
Mary Mackinen
Isabella Ing Stacey
Beckie Danks
Annie Repasky
Sion
Mary Kukol
Giacomo Mecca
Moth Sion
Mary Peruces
Mary EF. Hale
Kate Kehoe
Wether
Joe Frank & Com
Diamondville
Woolakowers Listen Pelt Buyers Seek Better Returns
Local pelt buyer invites dry sheep pelts with a challenge to beat current returns. Respond by mail with prices. Claims stability and long-term business in Wyoming pelts. References bank names and economics as credibility markers.
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Wyoming
Opal Notes Wool Sale and Local Equipment Moves
John Milleson sells wool to R J Craig of Dewey Gould and Co Boston. Craig visits Rock Springs hoping to close with Barge Livestock Co. L D Tanner arrives from Big Piney with a 10-20 J I Case gasoline tractor bound for H C Dunham at Hillmont to break sagebrush. J A Cook demonstrates setup capabilities. Dick Kee and Scott Barber bring Mr Barber's father from Daniel to Cheyenne area. Fosdick holds contract to erect a wool warehouse for La-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Milleson
R. J. Craig
Dewey, Gould and Co
Boston
L. D. Tanner
Big Piney
H. C. Dunham
Hillmont
Piney
J. A. Cook
Dick Kee
Scott Barber
Daniel
Ping Pong Party Tragedy Near Bancroft Leaves Many Questions
A man named Jack Smith was killed after stepping from a moving vehicle near Bancroft three miles west of town. He stayed at a Bancroft hotel and disappeared at dawn carrying a significant sum in his pack and two heavy suitcases. The incident, marked by confusion, suggests a possible misadventure or foul play amid strange details and missing witnesses.
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Jack Smith
King
Bancroft
Tras
Frat Notice Offers $100 Reward
Reward offered for information leading to a specified outcome. Text appears garbled but indicates a monetary incentive of 100 dollars connected to a fraternity context. No additional verifiable details or names are readable.
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Evanston
Rock Springs
Kemmerer Agents
Fitzpatrick
A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hdw. & Furn, Co. Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Piamondville
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agenta
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agents
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Cecil Bruner
Louis B. Westholder
Louis Smith
Frontier
Attest H. R. Harrison
K. D. Boomer
Cokevills
Gabriel Silfast
Diamondville Road
Martin Carollo
Citiens
Kina
Amesville
Freedom Road
Eina-Ameteville
Cnetbaont
Noutheast
Oliver Ames
Tua
la la Pointed
New Road Distriet
Eithmens
David Ross
Etna
A. A. McDougal
Cumbrland
M. Cavaney
Peter Garbolino
Cumberland
Abar Manasa
LaBarge
Sage
Coyotes
John Heaton
R. Paner
Opal
Fred ©. Feller
Olaf Nastor
Sublet
Ade Peckinpaugh
Oncar Stoffers
Cokeville
H. B. Rollins
P. A. Hebrold
Ted James
Howard Heits
L. J. Droubay
Alf Pomeroy
Fontenelle
Ernest Winter
Evans
RK. Paner
Edward Miller
Leroy Layland
Raymond
Idaho
Baxe
Thompson
Algot Larsen
Ovens i
HR. Harrison
H. Peterson
Rexall
John F. Fitspatrick
Union Mercantile and Supply Co
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Woolakowers
John Milleson
W. L. Fosdick
Mystery Garrownds
T. J. Hicks
Chrisman Ranch
Pat
Thabo
Charley Oloom
Ogden Rehene
Pioneer Mesh
Stephenson
Victoria
Blyth - Fargo- Hoskins Company