Opal Happenings Reflect Small Town Rambles and Trades
Opal notes report local chatter and business activity. Mentions Holliday’s stage route, new mall contractor, LaBarge Wool sale, Dr Orvill Allen leasing a garage, and freighter Jim Harmison hauling goods. Residents including Mayor Galliday and Senator Chrisman visit. several townsfolk and out of state visitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A.thomas
Justin Pomeroy
Jack Howard
LaBarge Livestock Co
Orvill Allen
M. A. Thomas
AL McNeil
Poe
Opal
Northern Pointe
Diamondville Graduates Shine at Sixth Annual Exhibition
Last Saturday night Diamondville held its Sixth Annual school exhibit and graduation exercises. A large crowd attended as graduates Edna Stevenson Theo Anderson Mamie Miller Bessie Margounter and others received diplomas. Dr J E Butterworth of the University of Wyoming led the class exercises as the event drew praise for its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Joey
Edna Stevenson
Theo Anderson
Mamie Eee David Miller
Bessie Mar
Printer Russell Smith Leaves Kemmerer for Big Piney Examiner
Deaf mute printer Russell Smith, a swift compositor known from the Missouri river days, travels with his eldest son to Big Piney to aid the Examiner crew for a spell. Family will stay in Kemmerer awaiting word on a permanent move. Items listed include imported Chinese wares in Kemmerer shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Smith
Big Piney
Russel
Missouri
Kemmerer
Daniel
Faces of Woman Marking Place From Log Cabin To Palace
A reflective passage honors the enduring influence of women in hardship and healing. It notes the comforting tear, the tended fevered brow, and companionship that spurs perseverance from sickness to victory in all settings from humble homes to grand homes.
Parallels in 1895 and 1915 Politics Highlighted
The piece draws a comparison between 1895 and 1915 under Democratic administrations. It notes unemployment, Republican victories, and upcoming elections as indicators. It references Wilson’s era policies and predicts a future Republican president in 1916, with satirical lines on Treasury balance and jobless millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Tumulty
Chicago
Noah
Advertising Pages Glimpse in Lincoln County Issue
Readers are invited to survey advertising pages in the Lincoln county issue of Tux Ses to spot services and products. The notice suggests checking the listings for potential advertisements and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As & Good
Lincoln County
Algaritim
Tux Ses
Contractor Explains Mail Contract Fulfillment in Piney
W. A. Holliday spent days in the upper country and visited Big Piney to address criticism from the Roundup. He asserts he has fulfilled his mail contracts with proof of completion. The parcel post route details include twenty two days to reach the upper country, six days in Opal, six in transit to Big Piney, six in Big Piney, and four days for delivery at Pinedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Examiner
W. A. Holliday
Big Piney
Mr. Holliday
Opal
Pinedale
Sage Notes from the Keen Home and Nearby Visits
Local notes list weekend visitors and travel for residents and neighbors. Names include Mrs Blummer, Lew Hayward bound for Mountain Home Idaho, Rich McMian of Fossil a business visitor, Rev G T Needles and family from Cokeville, Miss Maggie Roberts of Pixley visiting, Edna Porter returning from Wood s Cross Utah, Walter Thompson from a Beckwith ranch, Chas Smith returning to Vernal Utah, Edwin Porter and wife from Rock Creek sawmill on business and visiting friends. The piece mentions shearing season ending at the R ranch and a horse shorn accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hayward
Sunfer Mountain Home
Idaho
Rich McMian
Fossil
G. T. Needles
Cokeville
Sage
Maggie Roberts
Pixley
Alas Wolf
Julian
Pocatello
Edna Porter
Wood's Cross
Utah
Walter Thompson
Chas, Smith
Vernal
Edwin Porter
Rock Creek
Brother Harry to Return to Kemmerer This Summer
Dr Marquis reports his brother Harry will depart New York this Saturday then visit parents in Leavenworth Kansas before returning to Kemmerer mid June for the summer. Harry has studied vocal instruction at the Damroeh Musical School in New York City during the winter. Friends in Kemmerer look forward to his comeback.
Davis Visits Rock Springs During Route West
T. V. Davis and his son Dr. T. A. Davis stopped in Rock Springs en route from Evanston to Portland Colorado to visit old friends. The elder Davis had business matters in Evanston for some time and the pair noted their reunion with local acquaintances during the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
T. A. Davis
Rock Springs
Evanston
Portland
Colorado
T. V. Davis
Gross Medical College
Denver
Fite Sciente
Re. F
Scarlet Fever Leaves Its Mark On Paul Chapin
Paul Chapin son of Mr and Mrs F H Chapin returned Sunday from Diamondville after a scarlet fever illness. The disease left him with salatic rheumatism affecting his right side preventing lifting his arm. Hopes remain he will recover as doctors and family await improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chapin
F. H. Chapin
Diameondville
Paul
Fang Wttis
Printing Orders Surge for Mall Paper Goods
Over recent weeks the Camers have received numerous orders for job printing items including envelopes writing paper business cards and statements all of which have been promptly forwarded to the mall supplier for fulfillment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trinidad Lake
Ad Co
Toar
Rere Tree P. A. Starch Piano Co
Caicaco
Holliday
Clas
Lancaster
Ma Barber
F.C. Moca
All Sas
E. R. Payner
Lee Payne
Jim Harmison
Weolth
Canyon Ranch
George H. Voorhees
Fayette
Cary Wonder
Mayor Galliday
Senator Chrisman
Jimmy Anderson
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Opal Mercantile Co
Stewart
Walt Nichola
San Juan
Cali
Walt
San Juah
al Tho
Pinoy
M. Thoman
Fontenel Oldfield
LaBarge
Helmerer
Tom Scott
Viola
Epinen
Chas
Pe’ Ely
A. Anderson
Salt Lake
M. Nichols
Caldwell
George Meeks
J. B. Buttenut
Piney
Wah Sing Chung
Gouveneur Morris
Ian Clinton
Hamilton
Gouveneur
LaFayette
Alfie
USA
Anheuser-Busch
Daly Poe
ST. Louis
A. Molinar
Diamondville, Wyo
Suse
Sudweise
Tennessee
Florida
Texas
Virginia
Mississippi
New Jersey
Pacific Coast
Brother McAdoo
Sage Notes
Mrs. Blummer
Rei
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