Frontier Mineworkers Aid Coloradoans Resolution and Donations
Local Union No. 19 of Frontier passes a resolution pledging hearty support to Colorado sisters and brothers in need and offering service. A one thousand dollar donation is sent to strike leaders, with Elliot, Oresby and two other unions contributing 25 and 150 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Colorado
Hearty
Secord
District 15
Thoee
Elliot, Oresby
Fiebo
Miss Ross to be Married in June in Hig Piney
Announcement from Boise Capital News states Miss Louise Ross eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ross of Hig Piney Wyoming will wed Earnest Wyman Parks formerly of Kansas City now working as a promising young diggist in Idaho Falls. Miss Ross studied music under Mrs J T Morrison in Boise and at the Boise Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Capital News
Jous
Hig Piney
Wyoming
Louise Toss
Mia
George Ross
Wye
Earnest Wyman Parks
Kansas City
Idaho Falls
Miss Hoss
J.T. Morrison
Boise
Boise Conservatory of
Jay Quealy Marries Jacketta McCane in Kemmerer
Jay Quealy eldest son of Mr and Mrs I J Quealy wed Jacketta McCane daughter of A W McCane of Salt Lake City The marriage came as a surprise to many residents of the area They left Kemmerer on Thursday for Salt Lake City and then on to New York for a wedding tour Congratulations and best wishes are extended to the couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Quealy
Jacketta McCane
A. W. McCane
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer
Jay
I. J. Quealy
Salt Lake
New York
Quiet May wedding links Ray and Tippet in Susie city
On May 14 at the home of Mrs. Frank R. Nelson in this city, Mr. Earl Tippet and Miss Magnolia Ray were quietly wed by Justice Lee Craig. Witnesses were Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. John Mischier. The couple plan a short stay in Susie before traveling east to Milnola and Murfreeborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
R. Nelson
Earl ‘Tippet
Magnolia Ray
Susie
Mra. H. #. Nelson
John Mischier
Juatles
Lee Craig
Murfreeaborough
Milnola
Mail route bid unsatisfactory delays service concerns
Bid not satisfactory testmaster McNamara reserves word from the Department in Washington regarding carrying mail from this city to Pinedale. Bids so far were higher than justified, and further efforts will be made to secure satisfactory arrangements. Inspector Geo Daniels of the Post Office Department was in last week, but no definite awards yet. This route is described as one of the most difficult in the country, with hopes for timely service and fair compensation for contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Washington
Pinedale
Geo. Daniels
L’estofice Department
Contrasiues
Bodies Removed Coroner Ht Reports Disinterring In Ventenelle
Coroner Ht A Kinbree traveled to Ventenelle Saturday to oversee the disinterring of two long buried graves in the local cemetery and arrange shipment to White Cloud Kansas. The remains are identified as Russ Fornerook fourteen years buried and Maud Forncroak buried for years. Their father William Voracrook transported the bodies toward the old Kansas home for burial at the fatally burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kinbree
Ventenelle
White Cloud
Kansas
Russ Fornerook
Maud Forncroak
Forperous
Wm. H. Voracrook
Dance a Success at the Lyceum Theatre
A lively crowd filled the Lyceum Theatre on Talanday night for the dance event. Performers delighted the audience with athletic display and music, drawing praise from attendees despite a light turnout earlier in the evening.
Local visitors and progress mark Kemmerer week
A stream of callers from Cokeville to Fontenelle and Green River attends court, tours the city, and conducts business. Notables include D A Rowitt and Eva Gillespie visiting, judge Craig finishing two weeks of court, and W F Muir from Rock Springs among those seen about town. A new sewer line on Emerald Street is now in service, and Kemmerer Hardware advertises an electrical display booth.
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HT. Anderson
Cokeville
W. F. Muir
Rock Springs
Edgar Horchler
Fontenelle Ranch
Peng
Mins AB
Inna Springs
John R. Arnold
Evanston
David H. Craig
Rawlins
Emerald Street
Silen
Boise
Orlando Keaping
Parley Bennion
L. Larson
East Lake City
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
France
Herschlar
Canyon Beach
Jace Badd
Dig Piney
G. Whitton
St. Margeret’s Guild
Bar
Linnich
Eb.levine
Chas
Olson
Fontenelle
District Court
M. C. Brown
Laramie
J. Goodfellow
Salt Lake City
Clara Kints
Denver
Sullivan and Bickley Sanitary Plumbing Ad
Sullivan and Bickley advertise sanitary plumbing meating tin sheet iron and copper work with prompt jobbing and guaranteed work. Phone 12 Kemmerer Wyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wye
Local notices and society items from Kemmerer district
Fragments report ads and visits by notable residents. Diamondville dairyman Frank Sears advertises daily bottle delivery in Kemmerer. Amos W. Smith and driver Stanley toured the area with car work, returning Monday. L W Sargeant of Morna came for district court. case dismissed on county attorney’s motion. Arcade salon painted front, noted improvements boosting appeal. Dr. B F Fisher left for Chicago and Mayo Hospital for months of study. Mrs. George Whitten reports $70 net for Lincoln County raffle aiding the Episcopal church, plus donation of New Kemmerer theatre stage. M B Rhoades displays artificial flowers for Decoration Day at militia store. Rynon attended a state committee meeting in Cheyenne, discussing party plans for upcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sears
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Amos W. Smith
Big Piney Country
Stanley
L. W. Sargeant
Morna
Sargeant
Aluon
B. F. Fisher
Chicago
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Hospital
George Whitten
Lincoln County
Episcopal Church
Community notes from Kemmerer and surrounding area
Sunday weather and social updates highlight return of Mrs McKay from Ogden, a cabaret dance at the high school on May 23 with special music and refreshments, Charley Talcott back to work after a broken arm, and the Lachce Aid Society gathering at Mrs Jones home. Kemmerer baseball team plans summer games in Montpelier and Star Valley. T.R. Jenkins and wife travel through en route to Cokeville. McKay and Morrow install a new fruit and vegetable display window at their store.
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Co. L. McKay
Ogden
Harry Zick
Kem- Imerer
Charley Talcott
Ling
Lachce Aid Society
Lehmer
Ivan Jones
Jones
Kemmerer
Montpelier
Star Valley
T. R. Jenkins
Granger
Cokeville
J. D. Nobet Ranch
Harold R. Harrison
McKay & Morrow
PITT Plumbing and Heating Ad in Kemmerer
E PITT Plumbing Heating Tim ing offers services in Kemmerer Wyoming with contact via P 0 Box 131 and phone line. The ad presents a local business listing highlighting practical home maintenance offerings and domestic comfort solutions.
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Box
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Cokeville Election Quiet
One regular ticket ran in Cokeville last week with W. H. Wyman for mayor and F. Stoner and G. E. Bourne for councilmen elected. The total vote count was 47.
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Cokeville
W. H. Wyman
F. Stoner
G. E. Bourne
Cokeville Wool Bale Sold At About Twenty Cents Pound
A 125000 pound bale of wool was produced at Cokeville last week by Afton Livestock Company for Provo Woolen Mills at just over 20 cents per pound. Veterinarian W Uisen of that place was offered the same price for his 80000 pound clip but is delaying agreement for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Afton Livestock Company
Provo
Veter W. Uisen
Afton Mayor A V Call Re-elected In Local Vote
Afton voters re-elected Mayor A V Call by a majority over A V Leavitt. Two council seats filled as Thos H Roberts and D D Lynch won, with results reported from last week’s field observations.
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Afton
A.V. Call
A. V. Leavitt
Thos
H. Roberts
D. D. Lynch
Coun
School activities weekend cabaret and graduation events
This week features a cabaret dance with musical selections on Saturday, followed by a Friday May 29 minstrel show by high school pupils. On May 30 the regular graduation exercises will occur with a commencement address by Prof. J.D. Creager of the State Normal School at the University. All events take place in the assembly hall or high school building.
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Igh School
Elias
3.D. Creager
State Normal School
Ralph Smith Leaves on Extended Vacation
Ralph W. Smith, a popular attorney, departs today for an extended trip expected to last two months. He will begin in Denver with his mother, then travel to Pennsylvania for legal matters, visit several eastern points, return via the old south, and spend several days in New Orleans before his return to Wyoming. During his absence, Mr. Robert K R Hose will oversee the firm's practice.
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Ralph W. Smith
Denver
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Old South
New Orleans
Robert KR. Hose
Freighter Hicks Injured in Opal Wrecking Fall
A freighter named Hicks arrived from Opal on No 17 Thursday with a fractured leg and bruising after a fall from a wagon en route to Marbleton. James Parks of the Hati fork also sought treatment for a dislocated knee the same evening, under Dr. Marquis care.
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Hicks
Opal
No. 17
Marbleton
James Parks
Hatifork
Marquis
Eye Injured by Firecracker At Home
Alfred, eight year old son of Mrs. Mary Hilckfeldt, sustained a severe eye injury from an Orecracker explosion last Thursday evening. Dr. Margula treated him and the eye was saved.
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Alfred
Mary Hilckfeldt
Margula
Boy Burns in Accidental Wax Scalding Incident
The three year old son of Damen Fassie of Diamondville was severely burned last week when he overturned a bucket of boiling water and wax. The child sustained scalds to arms, body, and legs with skin peeling after clothing was removed. Dr Marquis treated him and reports he is improving.
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Damen Fassie
Diamondville
Marquis
Ranch News Takes a Hard Hit From Mule Kick
The report describes Clint Holland receiving a nasty cut after a mule named Maud kicked him in the chit while near Beckwith Thursday night. Dr. Manquit attended the injury and Clint returned to the ranch Friday after stitches were applied.
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Clint Holland
Maud
Clint
Dr. Manquit
Oink
Tom Pox Heads to Japan From Kemmerer
Going to Japan Baupetknaye known locally as Tom Pox will depart shortly for a lengthy stay in Japan. He has spent eight years in the United States, most in this city, working as a porter and in hotel service. He plans an eighteen month absence and intends to bring his wife from the Orient upon return to establish a home here.
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Japan
Kemmerer
Tom Pox
Piaky
Ford Car Delight At Gull Whit Moan Agency
Hob Hooker, popular dentist, owns a new Lew Ford model purchased this week through Gull Whit moan agency. Family and friends expect many pleasant drives in the car during the summer months.
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Hob Hooker
Lew Ford
Gull Whitmoan
Tle
Back to Railroad Work a Popular Local Man
W Comer, a well known young man, leaves tonight for Tucson Arizona to take a position with the Southern Pacific Company of Mexico. He has worked in the county clerk's office as deputy for over a year after earlier stints with the O B S and at Pocatello. His friends regret his departure but wish him success in his return to railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A W. Comer
Tuscon
Arizona
Southern Pacific Company of Mexico
Mr. Comer
Quiet Wedding Joins Seigel and Miss Strange
Last night a quiet wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Settle. Joseph PL Seigel and Miss Flossie Strange of Lund Idaho were married. The groom recently arrived and is employed by Frontier Supply Company. He is also the popular first baseman for the Kemmerer baseball team. Friends extend heartfelt wishes for a happy life together.
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Mryo
Clyde Settle
Joseph Pl, Seigel
Flossie Strange
Lund
Idaho
Ife
Frontier Supply Company
Kemmerer
Sunday School and Mutual Improvement Class Schedule
L D S Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m with Beefab at 2 p m and a Mutual Improvement Class Sunday evening at 7 0 Earnest seekers after truth are welcome RealvaLD Evans Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realvald Evans
James Episcopal Church Announces Regular Pastoral Assignment
James Episcopal Church awaits the assignment of a regular pastor with worship services announced and forthcoming details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On. James’ Episcopal Church
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Miss Ross
Ray—Tippet
Kemmarer Orubastra
Lyceum Heatre
Jabio Tle
Alrement
Orchestre
Maswale
Amates
Peneurn
Helilaioe
Davis
Palmer House
Colin Keumerer
T Gheritt Hansen
D. A. Rowitt
Ing. Aire Jadot
EA Burgoyne
Clarence Holden
Chas. Lackey
Big Pinoy
Clifford Rosenberg
Night Expressan
W. A. Hocker
Jevnie
Rhode Island
J. E. Irvine
Green River
Wyo
D. Stafford
Jobn Jamieson
Afton Mon
Elmer E. Thomas
United States Coal Company
Omaha
Conroy
Kemmer
H. Osborne
Pocatello
Kemmerer Wyoming
M. B. Rhoades
Pheu
Rynon
Cheyenne
Theclalist Party
Tully Marshall
Cloudy Canyon
Papa
J. D. Boyce
Fossil
Wm, E. Pitt
A. V. Call Mayor
M. E, Rhoades
Downey
Ralph Smith
Ford
Rairoads
Sears Sanitary Milk
Frank E. Sears
Diamondville, Wyoming
Catavanth
Town
Marsha
MuMinn Attornes
Bob Christians
Treasure
Whitney
Wiewish Otthowr Br
W. A. Harker
Fire Chiet Aumost
Malia Beatan
UL Kimber
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