Kemmerer Ball Team Receives New Uniforms and Donations
Manager Fred Chapin announces Frontier Supply donated base team uniforms at a cost of 140. The team fund now exceeds 400 with several new donations including Whitten's Picture Show 1.00 Dr Bud Hocker 3.00 Yom Ming 1.00 Bon Ton Restaurant 1.00 Lincoln Lumber Co 5.00 Kemmerer Laundry 2.00. Chapin lists donors for those seeking to contribute further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chapin
Kemmerer
Turner
Frontier Supply
Whitten
Bud Hocker
Yom Ming
Bon Ton
Lincoln Lumber
Kemmerer Laundry
Chapin Han
Elks Grand Lodge Denver Trip Rates Released
Rates to attend the Elks Grand Lodge meeting in Denver in July have been set at a round trip fare of one and a third times the base plus 1.10 dollars. Wyoming railroads list sample fares from Kemmerer 14.40, Cokeville 20.45, Star Springs 14.00, Green River 15.50, Granger 16.75, Evanston 10.60 as points served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
A. Wreston
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Elks Grand Lodge
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Stock Springs
Greeniver
Granger
Evanston
Big Piney High School Names New Principal and Notes Local Alumni
Al Osterhout from Big Piney testified in the Hansen case as a witness. He reports that Big Piney High School had twelve pupils this past year. Imiley, formerly Kemmerer school teacher, will serve as principal next term. Bulley is praised as an excellent instructor with strong recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney High School
al Osterhout
Big Piney
Hansen
Osterhout
Imiley
Kemmerer School
Bulley
Triple Killing in Pocatello
In Pocatello a domestic tragedy ends in the deaths of Mr and Mrs John Thayer and Jack Carr. Carr shot the Thayers then killed himself in a rear tent. immediate motives and specifics remain unclear. Thayer, once a fireman and railroad worker, is noted in local context amid scattered accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Thayer
Dack Carr
Pocatello
Carr
Thayer
Mia
Cave
Jack Thayer
Os Ly
Welig
Roberts
Idaho
Lima
Montana
Dal Wie
Eau Srmcturs
Marriage News From Hondurant Wyoming in April
The marriage of Kassie Mondurant to Frank Hanson occurred Monday April 27 at Hondurant Wyoming with Judge Gilkey officiating in a small family ceremony. The couple plans a trip through Yellowstone and to Holland Minnesota before settling in Holland, Minnesota. Mrs Havoon receives broad good wishes from the Win River valley. Also appearing are local notices about Thorobred eggs for sale and land listings including an alfalfa farm with water rights and a 10 acre tract, with contact notes for L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mr. Hann
Fall River Basin
Yellowstone Park
Holland
Minn
Bowe
Mra. Havoon
Tieen River Valley
Miners' deaths and railroad expansion news from Kemmerer
The article reports funeral rites for Antone Hefner Antone Gert and Ignats Wisnoisk following the Cumberland accident and Rawlins incident. It notes Oscar Werton’s Cumberland funeral, a 70 mile drive for a dry farming tour, possible Idaho Falls Loop construction, and staff movements on the O S L Harriman lines. It mentions Conductor Bill Fife’s 80 day leave, Garret Fort Jr. and Archie Bowman in project roles, and Dr G B Proutz touring the system. Also covered are Conductor C Van Dyke’s death Omaha burial, ship of Quaker Maid Rye, and a dog distressing tale of Dixie found safe back with his master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Sud
Rawlins
Antone Hefner
Polleb
Father Lynch
Mas
Antone Gert
Kemmerer
Hefner
Gert
Ignats
No. 6
Sublet
Miner Union
Diamondville
Oscar Werton
Calvin
Manson
American Falls
The
Falls
Hockland
Gerret Fort, Jr
Gerret Fort
Feneral
Harriman Lines
O. 8. Ly
Trafic’ Department
Archie Bowman
Bill” Fife
Arkansas Hot Springs
O. S
Idaho Falla Loop
Mayo
Utah Construction Co
Safety Chairman Praises Mine Benefit and First Aid Teams
Thos Gibson, Safety Committee chairman for Union Pacific, praised the Mine Benefit and First Aid teams for their quick aid at Cumberland. He noted high regard for their work, credited with potentially saving lives, and said classes have been established in all camps to demonstrate team efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Gibson
Union Pacific Co
Cumberland
Gibson
Mountain States Telephone Show Draws Big Crowd
The Lyceum theater was packed Wednesday as Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph presented a moving picture show and talk by representatives Yves, Mesare, Finley, and Bryant. About 100 stereopticon views traced telephone development since 1876 with scenes from Pekin and other countries. Yellowstone and other U S natural wonders delighted the audience. Two reels featured the Bell system from New York to San Francisco and Panama Canal progress. Finley spoke and Bryant presided as emcee. The public welcomed another such donation, hoping for a future visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theater
Mountain States ‘Telephone & Telegraph Company
Yves, Mesare, Finley and Bryant
Moat
Pekin
China
Yellowstone Park
United States
Vathe Freres Victure Company
Bell Telephone
New York
San Francisco
Panama, Canal
Finley
Bryant
Eeeng
Telephone Company
Opal to Incorporate Amid County Board Meeting Hype
Opal plans incorporation as town leaders push for growth amid feverish activity in the border region. The town serves as a key freighting point for a large ranching district with daily mail routes to the Green River valley, and a June county commissioners meeting is expected to decide steps forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
O Pal
Brighbor
Miso
Board of County Commissioners
Green Hiver
Lookout For Bears Encourages Fraternal Order Charter
Deputy Grand organizer for the Fraternal Order of Hears in a busy week receives applications for charter members in this city. Officials anticipate about 800 charter members as the charter remains open to allow others to join this growing fraternal application. Prominent business leaders have already submitted applications, boosting early prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Hears
Road inspection during county board adjournment
The County Commissioners toured Cokeville on Friday to inspect the proposed road between Cokeville and Beckwith Station about 11 miles southeast of Cokeville. Ranchers opposed the route, but officials expect the road to be ordered direct, shortening the drive from Cokeville to Beckwith Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Beckwith Station
Yokeville
Kew
School Notes on Chas Grit
Notes report pupils missing and attendance issues at Miss Piinnny's room. A program by students featured readings and entertainments with many named pupils and local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Houw
Nora Stuart
Leland Wright
Miss Piinnny
War
Fumor
Steller Hobingon
Viano Doel
Julia Hart
Kava Munter
Roger de Coverley
Dairying Prospects Highlighted by Local Farmer Kennington
In Valley Independent an article notes Henry Kennington built net income from five Jersey cows over a year endingApril 1 1914. The herd produced 49 704 pounds milk at an average yield of 4.1 tons and earned $324.75. The piece argues dairying can be profitable with full-time devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Valley Independent
Henry Kennington
Jersay
Prospects Rise for Jackson Hole Bridge and Lands
Commissioner John E. Erwin reports state aid favorable to building the government funded bridge over the Snake River near Jackson. He notes Jackson Hole prospects are splendid with Carey Act land openings promising about 25 000 acres for new settlers as government decisions clear. Crops are mostly in and good cheer prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hole
Kemmerer
John E. Erwin
Gravant
Snake River
Jackson
Erwin
Fall of Wagon Injures McKay Hover Flockmasters
Ernest Hover of McKay and Hover flockmasters was thrown from a wagon near Kik Mountain while delivering supplies to the camp. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and fractured collarbone after the wagon horses stumbled in crossing the Cumberland branch railroad. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. Chas L. McKay of Kemmerer is a firm member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hover
Frm
McKay & Hover
Kik Mountain
Cumberland
Chas, L. McKay
Kemmerer
Notice to Flockmasters Opens April 14 at Willow Creek
The clearing and dipping corrals at Opal and Willow Creek under my management will be open on and after April 14. Competent help provided and your patronage solicited by Bert Sandberg, Kemmerer, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Wnd
Willow Creek
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Kemmerer Camera
C. Watt Brestlos
Kemmerat
Kimi
Hanson
Bondurant
Rhode Island
Irvine Gres River
Tripple
Munroe
Harriman Hines
Twin Falls
U.P
Suanroe
Iwin Falls
C. van Dyke
O. 8
Omaha
G. B. Proutz
Salt Lake City
A.C. Cripe Wan
Joseph Shapiro
8. Hirsch Distilling Co
Griff Roberts
Jill
Paxa
Express Office
Cansijae
Dixie
Chas Grit
Star Valley
Bert Sandberg
Wyo
Beau Brummel
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Ford
Rpom
Frontier Supply Co
Telephone
Frontier Wyoming
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