Local and Personal News From Kemmerer Area
Local and personal notes list visitors and residents in Kemmerer this week. names include Lyle Davis, Harry ONeil, W W Davis, L F Hodges, Gua Linden, J F Gordon, R B Pender, F L Knucky, Jack Frankhausen, L Rigdon, Mrs Dick Key, George Hopkins Jr and brother, L W Sargent, W M Eardley, Allen, Mr Fish, Paul Knott, R B Mentzer, Pearl Berger, Mrs C H Hibbs, Lawrence Bess, Mrs Francis A Jones, P A McGovern, AL Salyer, Mrs D Osterhout, Oscar Petersen, Earl Hagerty, Gus Linden, Mrs Charles Olson, Zee James Roddy, Jim Woods, Nellie Hart, Tom Clinton, Ivan S Jones, Ladies Aid meeting, Claud Daniels, market specials, and taxi plans at Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Key
Daniel
Kemmerer
Salt Lake
George W. Hopkins, Jr
Big Piney
L. W. Sargent
W. M. Eardley
Bondurant News Len Campbell Home Visit Snow Cleared Flats
Orville Jennings called at the Len Campbell home yesterday as snow on the flats melted enabling use of horses and vehicles again. The road is being opened over the rim and Beaver Flat with mail transport by teams planned in the future. Dave Hicks leased his ranch to George Matthewson and will leave the basin for better schooling for his children. J P Pfisterer left for the Upper Scott ranch to join Mrs Pfisterer and family returning from California. Guy Apperson of Daniel will drive the mail stage this summer for Mr Wertz. Mrs Sarah Faris visited Mrs B F Bondurant on Tuesday. Trwin Query and daughter Lela left for the coast last week walking the first eighteen miles on crust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Flat
Dave Hicks
George Matthewson
Guy Apperson
Daniel
Pfisterer Ranch
Mr. Wertz
Trwin Query
Lela
Afton and Fairview Set For Crucial Baseball Clash
Earl Lewis pledges a winning Afton team while Ezra Childs makes the same boast for Fairview as both sides prepare for a televised cross-town game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFTON
Fairview
Earl Lewis
Ezra Childs
Naturalization Hearing For Soldiers Scheduled May 28
Mies Flo La Chapelle district court clerk announces a naturalization hearing on May 28 in the clerk's office. Judge Del L. Sullivan naturalization examiner will handle applications of honorably discharged soldiers who may receive papers without a declaration. Soldiers and others not yet papers should confer with the examiner. non ex servicemen receive papers after two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Flo la Chapelle
del L. Sullivan
Residents share long weekend visits and community notices
La Barge News era residents Clare Stacey and Daniel’s children visited friends for a few days. Misa Whitman returned to Midway after two weeks with parents. Miller family went back to Ham Fork after Viola visit. Bailey and Henderson left for Opal with Viola Mercantile freight. Mrs. Bettie Williams remains bedridden. Ira Bailey and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Jones for supper. Funeral of Mrs. DeGraw held at Viola with neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
Clare Stacey
Daniel
Misa Dola Whitman
Fred DeGraw
Viola
Piney Road Discussed At Lunch By Local Leaders
Platt Wilson Jud Witherspoon and Big Piney boosters met Tuesday to discuss road needs. Mr Bess outlined Piney’s transport situation and indicated Big Piney residents favor a direct link to Kemmerer if the town can help build a suitable highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt Wilson
Jud Witherspoon
Lawrence Bess
Big Piney
Mr. Bess
Piney
Kemmerer
Joseph Chase Passes Away at Lincoln County Hospital
Joseph Chase a longtime Lincoln county ranch worker died Tuesday night at Lincoln County Miners Hospital from uremic poisoning. He was 68, born in Henrys Fork Uinta county and lived in Cottonwood. Survived by his father two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending with his son Jesse in Kemmerer to handle details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chase
Lincoln County
Miners’ Hospital
Chase
Cottonwood
Jesse
Kemmerer
Henry’s Fork
Uinta County
Petrogas Orders Two New Schadek Drills
President W Hampton De Fon reports excellent progress at Davison's ranch Water fall Wyoming where the Schadek drill is finding hard penetrations. Inventor Joseph Schadek has left for California to arrange shipment of two heavier Schadek drills for Petromar Corporation to be installed soon in La Barge Dry Piney field on Petrogas's 7000 acre holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schadek
Wyoming
Petrogas Corporation
Waterfall Field
California
Petromar Corporation
W. Hampton de Fontaing
Davison
Waterfall
la Barge-Dry Piney Field
Petrogas
la Barge-Dry Piney
U K Election Vote Count Approved After Brief Session
In a brief Tuesday session the city council canvassed returns and approved the original tally. The body adjourned to obtain the full official count from officials of one precinct and reconvened for a night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. K
Teachers Honor Mr Ralph Porter On Shower for June Wedding
The teachers gave a Tuesday evening shower for Mr Ralph Porter who will marry Miss Grace Park of Concordia Kansas in early June. Porter plans to return here later this year with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Porter
Grace Park
Concordia
Kansas
Afton elects Milton Barrus mayor and council winner
Milton Barrus wins the mayoral race on the Peoples ticket in Afton after a heavy vote. Karl Lewis also secures a council seat on the same ticket while Dr. Ellison wins a council seat on the Citizens ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Barrus
People's
Afton
Karl Lewis
Dr. Ellison
Citizens
Stranger in Kemmerer Roams Town With Straw Kelly
A visitor arrived in Kemmerer carrying a straw Kelly, a summer novelty that drew curious looks from locals. The man made no apologies and seemed perfectly at ease as residents checked the unusual display.
H. L. Budd in town over oil royalty claim
Rancher H. L. Budd, known as Big Boy, toured extensive acreage and was linked to a dispute over royalty rights with Be Associated Oil. Details unclear due to OCR errors, but the item notes Budd’s involvement and land interests in Kom Feat area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Budd
Big Boy
Plan to Re open Union Pacifics Number 1 Mine
Workmen at Union Pacific No 1 mine Cumberland strive to reach lower levels to resume activity. Superintendent George Blacker says the lower levels were shut long ago by the squeeze and a crew of ten foremen reports good progress. He expects to mine a rich vein soon though worker scarcity causes concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Cumberland
George Blacker
Blacker
School Exhibit at Finn Hall Promises Evening Program
The eleventh annual School District No. 2 exhibit and promotion exercises take place this Friday at Finn Hall. From 7:30 to 8:30 the pupil works are shown, followed by an 8:45 program including songs, diplomas for 8th and Junior High, a chorus piece, and remarks by Mr. Burrage and Mr. Talmadge. Admission is free to the program, $1 for the dance, with ladies free and children 25 cents. Music by Billy's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Hall
Ben Lorena
Abel G. Donald
Helen Johnson
Bridget Flanegan
Billy’s Orchestra
Dance at Cook's opens summer season with Two Billys Orchestra
Cook's Pavilion kicks off the summer season with a public dance Saturday night. The Two Billys Orchestra will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook’s Pavilion
Two Billy’s
Do Your Best to Provide for Family
Do Your Best Everyone should do all he can to provide for his family and in order to do this he must keep his physical system in the best condition possible. If you are constipated bilious or troubled with indigestion get a package of Chamberlains Tablets and follow the plain printed directions and you will soon be feeling all right and able to do a days work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyle Davis
Froner
Eas
Harry O'Neil
Sublet No. 5
W. W. Davis
Seattle
L. F. Hodges
Gua Linden
Rock Springs
J. F. Gordon
R. B. Pender
F. L. Knucky
Jack Frankhausen
Qaklaw
L. Rigdon
Cheyenne
Ematree
Allen
Paul Knott
Eee R. B. Mentzer
Wyoming American Legion
Magnetti
R. M. Witherspoon
Jud
H. K. Mulford Company
Biaemip
Ford
Kennedy
Saltey
Miss Pearl Berger
C. H. Hibbs
Flint
Mich
Mr. Hibbs
Frontier Supply Company
Ee Lawrence Bess
Francis A. Jones
Ivan
P. A. McGovern
Cheypenne
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
AL Salyer
Diamondville
Daly Hotel
D. Osterhout
Oscar Petersen
Earl D. Hagcerty
Cokeville
Gus Linden
Fosvil
Charles Olson
James Roddy
Lava Hot Springs
Jim Woods
Mr. Roddy
Nellie Hart
Tom
Clinton
Lincoln-Idaho Oil Company
Ivan S. Jones
M.eb. Church
Claud Daniels
Charles Lancaster
Opal
Whitehouse
P. W. Spaulding
Evanston
Sas
John B. Budd
Bondurant News
Orville Jennings
Len Campbell
J. P. Pfisterer
Scott Ranch
Mrs. Pfisterer
Sarah Faris
B. F. Bondurant
Edmund F. Cobb
Vida Johnson
Rocky Mountains
REX Theatre
la Barge News
Frank DeGraw
P. Prichel
Miller
Hamsfork
Fred Bailey
Oscar Henderson
Viola Mercantile Company
Wash Whitman
Ira Bailey
EB. M. Jones
Mark Twichel
Alvin Twichel
Twichel
la Barge
Dry Piney
Piney Road
Tel Kemmerer
Kelly
H. L. Budd
Finn Wall
Cook's
Er Eee
City Drug Store
Henry Walthall
Alice Brady Et
Ethel Clayton
Vicky van
Lillian Gish
the Tiger Girl
Constance Talmadge
WM. F. Lechner Photographer
First Communion
Apatimasiah
Kodak
Cumberland and Sublet
Lewis Cash Grocery
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
J. H. Mantle
J.B. Matthews, Jr
M. & M. Confectionery
Opal Mercantile
International Tarvester Com
Idaho
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