Local and Personal News from Kemmerer Area
Dot Luce of Balt Lake visits in the city for a week as hunters plan a return to Pine. Several local residents including W C Chamberlain, Joe Stanton, Lee Smith, and Leonard Lindbeck travel from Piney to Opal to receive a load of thoroughbred bulls. Oil men and tradesmen, from Big Piney to Salt Lake City, transact business in Kemmerer and Dry Piney. Notables include Iver Linden, Claire Essman, Mary Rochevar, and Miss Rose Angelo visiting from Green River City for Legion events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Luce
Balt Lake
Pine
Lee Smith
Leonard Lindbeck
Piney
Opal
James P. Jenson
Big Tiney
Kemmerer
High School Notes Recap of Assembly and Senior Plans
Mrs Conte led Friday assembly with a talk on Music and Victrola records including Mother McCree Lucia Swear Thou This Hour and Ave Maria. Senior ring pins announcement cards due. Edna Scott named valedictorian and Ralph Rosenberse chosen salutatory. Billys orchestra performs with other plans for an enjoyable evening. Violet McElroy ill. Miss Markey and Miss Douglas in Pocatello over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Scott
Scott
Ralph Rosenberse
Billy
Diamondville Notes Share Local News And Visits
Diamondville notes detail Mrs Philip Mislay joining her husband at Palace Meat and Live Stock in Diamondville after moving from Georgetown Idaho. Other items mention visitors Lawrence Johnson from Lake Town Idaho, Mrs John Scott hosting the 600 club, Viola Stacey's Salt Lake trip, Mrs Jane Chapin visiting Montpelier, and car purchases by Joseph Simpson and Frank McGinnis. The column records local movements, trips, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Mislay
Mislay
Palace Meat and Live Stock Company
Mislays
Georgetown
Idaho
Misley
Poe
C. Row
Special Services at St Patrick's Church Sunday
Bishop P A McGovern of Cheyenne will preside at St Patrick's Church Sunday with First Communion for 75 children at 9 a m and a confirmation for 75 adults at 6 p m. Catechism for children Saturdays at 2 p m. Breakfast served in church basement by church ladies. Cordial invitation to non Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. McGovern
Cheyenne
St. Patrick's Church
McGovern
Jackson School Board Election Sets Tone For District 21
In the Jackson News report, Mrs. D. H. Seaton of Zenith wins a three year term on District 21's school board following a full vote. Voters approved a 2.12 mill tax for Central school construction, plus funds for a two room Elk Wyoming school and a one room near J P Cunninghams ranch, with additional money for repairs. Harry Wagner and Bruce Coulter win vacancies on District 20's board as Wilson district reports strong turnout and improving stock conditions. The piece notes sugar at 30 cents per pound and potatoes at 10 cents, discusses bridge and ferry issues on Snake River, and urges repairs to a Grovant river bridge to prevent isolation of communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
D. H. Seaton
Zenith
Nephi Moulton
Central School
Elk, Wyo
J. P. Cunningham
Spread Creek
Grovant I
Jackson
Wyo
Harry Wagner
Bruce Coulter
Coulter
Wilson
Granger Elects Bagley Mayor in Landmark Vote
Granger voters chose Joseph Bagley as mayor on Tuesday by a clear majority. Four councilmen were elected William Pickrell J E Stinson L D Hill and Ed J Brandley to replace a resigned holdover, a change prompted by the shift from three to four officers. Local officials describe Granger’s leaders as progressive and alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Joseph Bagley
William Pickrell
J. E. Stinson
L. D. Hill
Ed. J. Brandley
Kemmerer Barber Naylin to Open Lava Springs Shop
M F Naylin longtime Kemmerer resident and Naylin Hotel manager will travel to Lava Hot Springs Idaho later this week to open a barber shop. He was Kemmerer's first barber and helped establish the early business district. He will maintain ties here and plan frequent trips back and forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava Hot Springs
M. F. Naylin
Kemmerer
Naylin Hotel
Ida
Naylin
Honor Mrs Rosenberg Shower in Kemmerer
Several Kemmerer ladies attended a miscellaneous shower at Miss Marie Gordon's home honoring Mrs. B F Rosenberg. Mrs Rosenberg and Bert Franklin son of Judge J P Rosenberg were secretly wed recently. A large number of friends joined the celebration as Miss Gordon served appetizing refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keimmerer
Marie Gordon
Mra. B. F. Rosenberg
Mra. Rosenberg
Bert Franklin
J. P. Rosenberg
Kemmerer
Condition Unknown After Collision In Kemmerer Bridge Incident
Friends in Kemmerer await word on J. Brosle and his condition after a collision with the city bridge. Mr. Grewle is hospitalized in Balt Lake but no updates have been received since the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Brosle
Bureau reports May 1 1920 livestock mortality and health
The Bureau of Crop Estimates releases a May 1 1920 livestock report for the state and United States detailing mortality from disease and exposure per thousand and health condition. It compares horses cattle sheep and lamb losses, diseases, exposures, and health percentages with last year. US figures show disease losses and health conditions. state figures show declines and increases across species and causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Crop Extimates
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Ah Yee
Fisher Disposes of Ranch and Cattle in Pomeroy Basin
Muriel Wright and Ed Willey this week purchased the ranch and cattle of Sam Fisher in the Pomeroy basin. Mr. Fisher located in the basin several years ago and has built up a fine ranch. He intends removing in the near future with his family to Indiana, where they will take up their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Wright
Ed Willey
Sam Fisher
Pomeroy Basin
Mr. Fisher
Indiana
St James Church Rev Nash Rector May 16 1920 service
Schedule for St James Church with Rev M B Nash as rector lists morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m on Sunday May 16 1920 and Sunday school at 11 a m. Choir rehearsals are on Thursday nights at the church with invitations to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James Church
M. B. Nash
Do Your Beat Everyone Should Do All He Can To Provide For His Family
Advice urges keeping the body in top condition to support family needs. It promotes Chamberlains Tablets for constipation biliousness and indigestion, claiming they restore health and enable daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Chamberlain
Sublet
le Legion
Esate
Kemmerer Post
Wyoming
Joe Stanton
Big, Piney
Grover Trittppo
Bert Atwood
W. A.thompson
Glencoe
Lyle Davis
Frontier
Rose Angelo
Greet River City
Legion Dance
George Sharp
Kansas
Ed Brandley
Brandley
Granger Yester
Wyoming General Hospital
Rock Springs
de Fontaine
Petrogue For ‘Co
Claire
Ida Essman
Mary Rochevar
Iver Linden
Fossil Sunday
Viola Stacey
Etrogas
F. C. Freeman
C. and F. Oil Company
Kemmerer Hotel
Big Piney
Sas
D. F. Jones
Charesl
Stockman
Fossil
J. A. Cheney
The
Western Livestock and Loan Company
Salt Lake City
J. S. Sunei
Reno
Nev
AD. Bardone
Davis Oil Shale and Refining Company
Tom Clinton
Dry Piney
Christian Wrang
Associated Ol Co
California
Sam Finn
Thi
Stepp
Grewn River
Ee Aa
Columbia Chub
Jock Wilton
Em Smith
George Miller
I D
Hill of
Gua Linden
BE. A. Knox
Daniel
Violet McElroy
Miss Markey
Miss Douglas
Pocatello
Diamondville Notes
Lawrence Johnson
Laketown
John Scott
Parker House
A. J. Wideman
A. M. King
Salt Lake
Jane Chapin
Montpelier, Idaho
Thomas Sneddon
Joseph Simpson
Frank McGinnis
la Barge
J. C. Simpson
Mr. McGinnis
Studebaker
McGinnis
Myra Goer
Diamondville School
Ed McElroy
Rochester, Minn
Mrs. McElroy
BR. T. Bosddan
Little Glenn
Hanna
ST. Patrick's
Jackson News
Elk
Moran
Snake River
Grovont
Bagley
Mrs. Rosenberg
Bureau
Livestoce
Kemmerer Theater
May Pickford
Polly Anna
Fox
Eugene O'Brien
Pollard
D. W. Griffiths
Dorothy Dalton
Children’s Playground Fund
C Lare Kimball Young
Audeville
Henry
WM. PF. Lechner Photographer
Kodak
Cumberland
Lewis Cash Grocery
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Company
J. H. Mantle
J. B. Matthews, Jr
M. & M. Confectionery
Opal Mercantile CO
General Merchandise
International Harvester Company Machinery
M'Cormack
Oliver and
Joan
Rain and Weber
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