Official Council Proceedings 1916 adjourned sessions May 2 3
Council met in adjourned session May 2 1916 with present Hibbs Ball and others. Adjourned to 8 oclock pm. May 3 1916 minutes read approved and actions noted including fire proof brick building permit in ice limits and county permissions for rear construction with budget line item 5867 24 to be sent to county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Marquis
Couneee Ee
H. Hibbs
A. J. Hogan
Willard Bell
Mabnenti
W. C. Cannington
J. R. Mar Read
Henesin County
Garaae
Permia
Mayen
Board of County Commissioners
Council Votes to Buy LaFrance Fire Truck in Urgent Session
Council discussed stand pipes and cemetery water line with Hibbs reporting no new item. Representatives from White Truck Co. LaFrance Truck Co. and others presented ten minutes each. on motion Hogan Bell the town buys a LaFrance truck from Kemmerer Hardware. Mayor adjourned due to urgent call. Attest John Mason. Approved J R Marquis.
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Bell
Eh Eo Ohn
Mason, Mason
Ome
Brady
Jon Apadees
Abonen
Frank R
D. D. Williams
Hogan
South Pine Avenue
C. A. Hawley
Hubbell
Albert Heitz
Soren Thernon
Charles Rathbun
de McFadden
Fred Chapin, Sr
John Fitzpatrick
Emma Palin
Edith Davis
John Eeu
Cleri
Corneil
J. R. Marquis
A. d. He
Willard Bell
C. H. Hibbs
WC. Cunnington
Hibbs
White Truck Co
Federal Truck Co
1gPrance Truck Co
LaFrance
The Little Case Verdict in Cokeville Grand Larceny
James Little was found guilty of grand larceny in Cokeville for driving away a tied team with liquor toward the Idaho line. While pursued after the owner’s chase, Little tied the team at a fence and fled, later denying involvement despite positive identification. Accusers include Cunningham, C. Kert, Wm. Card, Winslow, N. A. Taggart, Thomas Sweeney, H. A. Spalding, Frank Wood, and Joseph K. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Little
Cokeville
Little
Idaho Line
Litthe
Cunningham
C. Kert
Wm. Card
Winslow
N. A. Taggart
Thomas Sweeney
H. A. Spalding
Prank
Wood
Joseph K. Allen
Nine Tons of Supplies Brought to Support Ranches
Mr and Mrs Jamies Micklesen of Big Piney were in town last week. He attended court while she shopped and bought about fourteen thousand pounds of supplies for distribution among their ranches. Teams will arrive soon to load the goods, and she returned home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Micklesen
Big Piney
Micklesen
Unclear OCR: Kidney Cure Claim Reported
Fragmentary text describes an endorsement claim for a kidney cure attributed to Mrs Hewlings with addresses and dates unreadable. The passage mentions a "Frame Dean's Kidney" and references over two years, but lacks verifiable facts, participants, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
B. Hewlings
Hewlinge
Herschlers Visit Kemmerer Highlights Wool Sale Talk
Herschlers Herschler and son Ned visited Kemmerer late in the week. Mr Herschler has his wool packed, weighing 170, but no sale yet. Wool is cleaner and lighter this year. Lambing is underway with healthy, strong lambs. Ned is tending his own flock and shows promise in his first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Herschler
Ned
Kemmerer
Mr. Herschler
Fine improved ranch and Kemmerer properties for sale
40 miles from railroad and 30 acres with water rights near Forest Reserve. Ranch suited for 400 head cattle.Kemmerer hotels and houses offerings include a 21 room hotel with modern baths and heated rooms with financing. Multiple corner lot houses with half cash and easy payments. Unimproved residence plots also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's
Elk Country
Jackson's Hole
LaBarge Creek
Rand
Kemmerer
Shiro Leaves Hotel Kemmerer for Salt Lake City School
Shiro, a bright Japanese clerk at the Hotel Kemmerer, departed last week for Salt Lake City to pursue a business course. His position is filled by Honso Kumer who had worked there before, Shiro having visited Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Shiro
Honso Kumer
Japan
Viait
Honzo
Kemmer
The Camera. Sullivan & Biikely Leading Plumbers
Sullivan and Biikely prominent plumbing and heating firm advertise plumbing, heating, and tin work with guaranteed material and labor. They invite calls to phone 132 for service.
Nemmerer High School preps its annual Ranger publication
Students work through final weeks to publish the Ranger, promising a bigger and better issue with lots of reading matter and cuts. Local businessmen support with ads while parents buy the fifty cent book. The Ranger is now with The Camera for publication and will be out within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemmerer High School
Ranger
Hides and Pelts Trade Appeal From Salt Lake City Firm
An advertisement from Bissinger & Co. of Salt Lake City urges acceptors to send a trial shipment of hides pelts or furs. The firm claims many customers who regularly consign goods and that they handle more of these products than any other house in the wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissinger & Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. McCarty, Wer
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J. Wis
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John Een
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Tilman
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Bonded Abstract
Kemmerer Abstract and Realty Co
C. Watt Brandon
T'Res
K. L. Smith
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Ivan
Jones
Sec'y
the Ranger
Ile
Frederick Chandler
Columbia
VAL Slate Brewing Company
Milwaukee
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Wyo
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