Jackson Hole land withdrawn for project and road needs
A 42 000 acre tract in Jackson Hole is withdrawn from the Teton forest reserve for Carey act entry planning. C C Carlisle and partners plan water diversions and road improvements, with a bond program proposed to fund permanent roads and bridges aiding Lincoln county ranchers and late settlers.
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Lincoln County
Jackson Hole
Teton Forest Reserve
State Land Commissioner's Office
C. C. Car- Male
Carlisle
Archie Allison
G. P. Johnston
David Nimmo
Henry Porsk
Cheyenne
Hotel Evanston Bid Won For New Downtown Hotel
Evanston awarded the contract for a new hotel to J G Kiblstrom of Ogden as the lowest responsible bidder. Old building removal is underway and excavation will begin soon. Construction and furnishings are projected to exceed 40 000 dollars. The hotel will be named Hotel Evanston, operated by Spencer and Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
J. G. Kiblstrom
Ogden
Spencer & Bird
Evanston Times
Pension Bill Passes For Veterans With Wage Increases
Congress approves a pension bill granting pensions to 490,085 veterans and a total increase of 903 million dollars during the first year of operation. The plan allocates about 23 million dollars annually for the initial period.
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Congress
Ihs
Investment in Bannock County by C Wats Brandon and F W Dice
C Wats Brandon editor of the Kemmerer Camera and F W Dice conductor of the Short Line invested in Bannock County real estate. They bought twenty lots in Hall City near Lava Hot Springs and expect land value to rise. They plan two modern rental cottages with work starting Monday.
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C. Wats Brandon
Kemmerer Camera
Kemmerer
Wyo
F. W. Dice
Pocatello
Bannock County Real Estate
Hall City
Dempsey
Brandon
State of
Idaho
Bannock County
Junction City News
McCammon
PET ANTELOPE IN GARDEN TALE OF LEO BALL
A photo shows Leo Ball of Daniel with four pet antelope feeding from his hand. The animals are tamed after care and an ongoing effort to domesticate wild deer. They roam freely but return home, with winter kill and closed seasons affecting their future.
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Leo Ball
Daniel
Rae Drives Long Distance Despite Rough Creek Road
A fractured report notes Rae made a trip out to his creek road last week, traveling a considerable distance over Kemmerer blue creek road with nearly no roadway. The account emphasizes the rough conditions and the effort required to reach the destination.
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Rae
Kemmerer Blue Creek
Elks on the Trail Head Toward Portland
Three Brookfield Missouri Elks travelers Lyons Stone and Clark journey 1200 miles to Portland for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Grand Lodge meeting. They left April 8 stopping briefly in Kemmerer for rest and a day’s visit before pushing on toward Trentdale Oregon.
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Portland
Kemmerer
Brookfield
Grand Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Brookfield Lodge No
Lyons, Stone and Clark
Lyons
Burlington
Stone
Wheeler Savings Bank
Clark
Burrlington
Nebraska
Matt Dodds
Missouri
Husted
Trentdale
Ore
Covey Canal delivers water to 28 mile reach
Perry Hendricks, secretary treasurer of Covey Canal Co, guides water flow to the canal’s far end. The 28 mile ditch, begun last Saturday, will irrigate 5500 acres with eleven settlers already using the water. The Wig canal project offers ranching and farming opportunities in western Utah.
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Perry Hendricks
Covey Canal Co
Covey Canal
Mr. Hendricks
Perry
Cokeville Register
Seng Is Hanged In Raw Ling First Execution In Eight Years
Joseph Seng was hanged in Rawling on Friday for the August 4 murder of Wm Lloyd at Hyvanston. Lloyd’s death followed a cold blooded rear attack after Seng blamed Lloyd and shot him from behind. Seng shot Lloyd’s wife as she collapsed, then killed Lloyd a second time, ending a case seen as delivering justice after a contested death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seng
Rawling
Craig
Seng
Uinta County
Wm Lloyd
Hyvanston
Lloyd
Carey
Flora Eynon Weds C D Greenig in Kemmerer Narrow Ceremony
At the home of Mr and Mrs Thoma Eynon Flora Eynon married C D Greenig with Regivall Evans performing the ceremony Only family attended Mrs Greenig had worked as a compositor for Tie CAM MIKA and Greenig had returned lately from Alaska The couple plan to reside in Kemmerer where the groom will start a store business joining their families in blessing and joy
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Greenig
Eynon
Thoma Eynon
Kemmerer
Flora
C.D Greenig
Regivall Evans
Bath
Howe
Keommerer
Resignation of Cheyenne Deputy Secretary of State McGlashen
Chas P McGlashen resigns as deputy secretary of state and will leave Cheyenne about June 1st. Franke H Wescott of Lander, deputy transporter of Fremont County, is chosen to succeed him. McGlashen has served since 1911 and will join the State Bank of Big Piney as cashier.
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Chas. P. McGlashen
Cheyenne
Franke H. Wescott
Lander
Fremont County
McGlashen
State Bank of
Houx
New Conroy Camp Near Adaville Drives Coal Growth
The United States Coal Co. changes the camp name to Conroy at Adaville. General manager C. V. Gould and Mrs. Gould visit as work progresses. Water pumps remove flooding from a slope, a new steel tipple arrives, and land will be laid at noon with the new railroad ready to begin next month. Coal shipments are expected to start around September 1.
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United States Coal Co
Adaville
Conroy
C. V. Gould
Moyer
Gould
Shoulder Dislocation Hurts Local Stage Driver
Gooch a stage driver from Kemmerer and Opal for years suffers his third shoulder dislocation in town. Each episode brings severe agony as he works now on the Thornton ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy” Gooch
Kemmerer and
Opal
Thornton Ranch
Salt Lake Road Opens For Auto Travel From Carter
Joseph Whide of Carter arrived in town Monday with his automobile and noted that trips to Evanston and Salt Lake City become convenient. Mr Slade reports the road pond between here and Salt Lake City is open for auto travel.
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Salt Lake Road
Joseph Whide
Carter
Pasenger
Evanston
Salt Lake
Slade
Salt Lake City
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First National Bank of
Old Evans
Craighead Rye
Evans-Cahn-Leavitt Distilling Co
Joe Leavitt
Kansas City
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust CO
Govey Canal
Cokeville
Big Piney
Wyoming
C. P. McGlashen
Laramie
Iit
Samuel
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