Plans for Kemmerer new high school building outlined
The proposed high school will be a two story with basement edifice of about 100 feet wide. It includes four first floor classrooms a superintendent office cloak rooms and girls facilities. The second floor adds two classrooms a library principal’s office and an assembly hall. The basement houses a large gymnasium domestic science room and boys facilities. Heating will come from a central plant across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Haerresen
Atohtreet
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Althat
Kemamerer
Ateam
Supt
J. E. Moreh
New Buick Joins Dr. J. R. Marquis Fleet
Dr. J. R. Marquis has received his new Buick roadster bought through Earl Hamilton, arriving Tuesday. The 82 horsepower car wears Buick gray and he handles the wheel in a masterly manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Marquis
Buick Roedster
Earl Aamilton
Land Bargains Wanted by Jon Dodge Real Estate
Real estate agent Jon Dodge of Kemmerer Wyoming advertises readiness to handle farm ranch and business property deals of any size. No deal is too large or too small for his attention and consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon. Dodge
Kemmerer
Wyo
Cokeville Mayor Visits Kemmerer as Water Plans Form
Mayor Wyman of Cokeville said water service plats are being developed and the city has secured water rights. An electric light plant remains idle but may restart this summer. Wyman was reelected mayor. A. D. Noblitt also reelected. Joe Fuller Sr. is new councilman. One ticket ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wyman
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Coke‘ville
Mr. Wyman
A. D. Noblitt
Joe Fuller, Sr
District Court prosecutes first degree murder case
In Judge David Th Craig’s district court a busy week included the State versus Edward Voer, accused of first degree murder. Voer confessed to the deed but claimed self defense amid extenuating circumstances. The jury acquitted Voer after a short deliberation, with the panel featuring ten local residents and broad public approval of the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Peer
David TH
Craig
Edward Voer
Voer
Peer
Joe G. Smith
Fossil
Bermido Lujan
Poer
Kemmerer
State v Joe Aliesandro Murder Case Held in Court
Friday morning the case of the State versus Joe Aliesandro for murder in the first degree was called. County Attorney Ivan Jones argued forcefully to present the case, but he was advised to exit the courtroom. Further court coverage appears on an inside page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Aliesandro
Ivan Jones
Kemmerer Original Kidn Members Return to Wyoming Roots
Charles W. Fox of Jackson Hole was in town for court matters last week. An original Kemmererite he left in 1898 with Pete Patterson to enlist for the Spanish American War. They joined Wyoming volunteers at Hock Springs under Major Foote and served in the Philippines. Fox later lived in Washington and Nevada before settling in Jackson three years ago as a carpenter and contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fox
Jackson Hole
Mr. Fox
Pete Patterson
Cheyenne
Hock Springs
Wyoming
Pee
Major Foote
Phillipines
Mr. Patterson
Kemmerer
Washington
Nevada
Jackson
Mavericks Restore Range After Stampede Near Opal
About twenty horses and mules escaped corals at Opal Saturday night. The owner, a farmer near Big Piney, suspected theft and notified Sheriff Hansen. Deputies tracked the herd to Granger where Joe Bagley recovered them and returned the stock to the owner by Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Big Piney
Atolen
Sheriff Hansen
Steam Shearing Opens at Fossil Corrals
Fossil Perry Corner reports the sheep shearing season is starting. Dick McMinn opens hand shearing pens at the Stead Cor rala near Fish Creek, about 25 miles from Fossil. Lester Scott of Utah, who installed the steam plant at Fossil, will oversee operations this year and begin work this week. About 50 000 sheep are expected to be shorn at these corrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Corner
Fossil
Dick McMinn
Stead
Club Organized in Kemmerer Town Hall Meeting
A meeting in Kemmerer Town Hall approves preliminary steps to form a Commercial Club. A five member committee led by C. W. Brandon will secure quarters, furnish rooms, collect dues, nominate officers, and draft bylaws. Ivan S. Jones named secretary. other members are Dr. C. D. Stafford Ralph W. Smith Peter Gordon Jr J. P. Folger. Next meeting upon committee report planned in new club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Vinitora
C. D. Stafford
Ralph W. Smith
Peter Gordon, Jr
J. P. Folger
C. W. Brandon
Representing a Good Paper F M Gill Visits Kemmerer
F M Gill of Cheyenne representing the Tribune Publishing Company spent the past week in Kemmerer seeking new business for the daily paper. The Tribune is praised as a responsible state newspaper with strong Lincoln county reach and support for thrifty communities and enterprises. Gill, a well known Wyoming journalist, first came to the state in 1906 during Shoshoni reservation openings and published in a Riverton tent before permanent buildings. He notes the Western Stockman Farmer, now published by the Tribune, is growing and expanding its subscription across the United States and into Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Gill
Cheyenne
Tribune Publishing Company
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Gill
Wyoming
Shoshoni Reservation
Riverton
Rill
The
Tribune
Union
Canada
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Board of Directors
Jon B. Surra
Roy A. Mason
BR. M. Turner
Wyman
Colgtes Christmas
Hansen
Billings
Mont
Ene
Ivan 3
Jones
L. Rigdall
Colojial
Christmas
Friaf
J. A. Christmas
A. Rt. Moffat
Joseph Humpreye
I’. Wixley
Arthur Lemon
W. Bb. Jerkins
BT. Bowlsby
T. Roberts
John Roberts
F.W. Warren
John A. Coy
Henry Leavitt
Alma Porter
Alessandra
Philippines
Mavericks
Kansas
First National Bank of
J. Hill
Kemmerer Commercial Club
Kemmerer Savings Bank & ‘Trust Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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