Plans for Kemmerer High School Building Unveiled
Plans for a new Kemmerer High School lay out a two story structure with a sub-basement and a 41 by 64 foot gymnasium. The building will include four first floor classrooms, offices, cloak rooms, toilets, two second floor classrooms, a library and assembly hall, with heating from a centralized plant across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Haerresen
Atohtreet
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Althat
Kemamerer
Ateam
Supt
J. E. Moreh
Doctor Marquis Receives New Buick Roadster
Dr J R Marquis has received a new Buick roadster bought through Earl Hamilton agency. The 82 horsepower car, in Buick gray, arrived Tuesday and he is already handling the vehicle with skilled finesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Marquis
Buick Roedster
Earl Aamilton
Land Bargains Wanted by Kemmerer Real Estate Man
Notice from Jon Dodge of Kemmerer Wyoming seeking land deals of any size including ranches farms and business properties. States no deal too large or too small for consideration by the licensed agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon. Dodge
Kemmerer
Wyo
Cokeville Mayor Visits Kemmerer Plans Water Service
Mayor Wyman of Cokeville visited Kemmerer last week and outlined plats for a water service project with the city having secured rights to use water. He predicted local fundraising support. The town’s electric plant is idle but may restart this summer. Wyman was reelected as mayor. A D Noblitt also reelected. Joe Fuller Sr. is the new councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wyman
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Coke‘ville
Mr. Wyman
A. D. Noblitt
Joe Fuller, Sr
Jury acquits man in first degree murder case
In Judge David Th Craig court Edward Voer faced a first degree murder charge. Voer admitted the deed with extenuating circumstances, and the jury acquitted him after defense arguments of self defense. The panel included A R Moffatt and others, and the verdict met public approval.
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 Opens
Friday morning the case of the State versus Joe Aliesandro for murder in the first degree was called. County Attorney Ivan Jones advocated strongly to advance the case, though he was advised to step back from the calls. Additional court news will be found inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Aliesandro
Ivan Jones
Local Veteran Charles W. Fox Returns to Wyoming Roots
Charles W. Fox of Jackson Hole, a Kemmerer original who left in 1898 with Pete Patterson to enlist in the Spanish American War, served in the Philippines with the regulars. After stints in Washington and Nevada he settled back in Wyoming three years ago, working as a carpenter and contractor in Jackson.
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 Round Up Horses After Corral Breakout
About twenty horses and mules escaped from corals at Opal Saturday night a week earlier. The owner, a farmer near Big Piney, reported them stolen. Sheriff Hansen mobilized a search. Joe Bagley captured the lot at Granger and returned them to the owner by Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Big Piney
Atolen
Sheriff Hansen
Steam Shearing At Fossil Opens Sheep Season
Fossil Perry Corner reports sheep shearing season ready to begin. Dick McMinn opens hand shearing pens at 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 starting this week. About 50,000 sheep expected to be shorn at the corrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Corner
Fossil
Dick McMinn
Stead
Club Organized Plans Move Toward Kemmerer Commercial Club
A town hall meeting initiated the organization of a Commercial Club in Kemmerer. A five member committee was formed to secure quarters, furnish rooms, gather membership, nominate officers, and draft by laws. C. W. Brandon was named chair, Ivan S. Jones secretary, with Dr. C. D. Stafford Ralph W. Smith Peter Gordon Jr. and J. P. Folger on the preliminary committee.
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 Visitor from Cheyenne in Kemmerer
F M Gill of Cheyenne representing the Tribune Publishing Company visited Kemmerer last week to seek new business for the paper. The Tribune is praised as a thrifty, responsible daily serving Lincoln county and state needs. Gill, a state known newspaper man, began in 1906 at Riverton during Shoshoni reservation opening and notes Western Stockman Farmer’s growth under Tribune ownership.
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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