Bondurant Scene As Tourists Depart From Jackson
Residents note a slump in local business as visitors leave Bondurant. Dr Cunningham is said to have pulled out last, taking Sue cow elk and a bear skin. County officials and attorneys were seen passing through, while Clare Bondurant and a friend return from Yellowstone Park reporting snow in Cement Creek and reduced travel.
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Clare Bondurant
Friend
Tellowtone Park
Park Concord
Clare
Piatt Wilson Eyes County Road Building Campaign
Piatt Wilson, a well known county figure, is described as a young man with surveying experience and evident engineering skill. He is expected to lead the road building effort planned under the recent federal road law, mapping out the county’s transportation campaign.
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Piatt Wilson
Pang
Piatt
Kemmerer Fire Department Halloween Dance a Hit
The Kemmerer Fire Department hosted a Halloween themed dance last Saturday night with about 60 couples. The six piece orchestra performed well and the hall decorations reflected the spooky holiday. Attendees reported a highly successful event and nothing disappointed Kemmerer residents when they attend these dances.
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Kemmerer
Dance at Gabdiet Fundraiser for Victrola Purchase
A dance at Gabdiet last Saturday hosted by Principal Grifith to raise funds for a Victrola. A large crowd attended and enough money was raised to aid the purchase substantially. The notice also references Democratic electors Jordan Brock and Smith for Wilson votes. President Wilcom's name does not appear on the ticket.
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Gabdiet
Grifith
Wilson
Jordan
Brock
Smith
Wilcom
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Proof in Wyoming
Notice is given that Olaf Nester of Canyon Ranch Wyoming filed for final three year proof for Homestead Entry No 04082 in section 20 and 29, township 25 north range 115 west sixth meridian. Before Carl Cook at Kemmerer on December 7 1916 witnesses Celeste Inama Jobo Fisher Arthur Trudell all Canyon Ranch Wyoming and Albert Shinsky of Gublet Wyoming. Described land and details provided by Alex Nisbet Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Olaf Nester
Carl Cook
District Court
Kemmerer
Celeste Inama
Jobo Fisher
Arthur Trudell
Canyon Ranch
Albert Shinsky
Gublet
Kemmerer News Briefs Highlight Local Activities
Ot Perel and Gesersl plan a business trip to Rock Springs while Kemmerer Hardware faces paint costs. Workmen prepare a garage for L McKay. Mrs P J Quealy hosts Altar Society. Schwalbe returns from hunting. Miss Carrie Johnson ill at B F H store. Elk hotel renovates rooms. Kemmerer Shoe Store promotes services. B A Jackson of Idaho Falls visits. Earl Bagley attends Firemen’s dance from Star Valley. Budner and others return from LaBarge trip. Budner bags elk. taxidermist notes strong trade. Christensen joins Opte-Date Ga in Lincoln Garage. Budd of Mardleton visits Kemmerer. Marechal Don Brady attends Montpelier funeral. Su Fvas and J F Joyce return from Omaha trip. Wanted: clean white rags at Careers office. Faddies, Hunter visit Ben Bagnell home. W C Randal to locate on a North American ranch. Audrey Munson to headline New Kemmerer theatre show November 11. Painting and paper hanging ad. A Holladay returns from Opal Transportation. Plant tulips near residence. Quealy works on new barn near Cokeville with blooded stock heading to winter.
Evening Delight Honors Rev Wood Before Eastward Departure
About 45 friends gathered at the W. J. Witherspoon home Wednesday for a party honoring Rev Samuel H Wood on his departure to the east. The event featured 11 tables and a 500 card game, with Luttan Miller winning the ladies prize and A Trost the top gentleman scorer. An Edison phonograph provided music between refreshments of salads, sandwiches, ice cream and cake. Wood plans to leave November 7 after voting.
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W. J. Witherspoon
Samuel H. Wood
Kemmerer Peopl
Luttan Miller
Trost
Wood
Hats at half price from Mrs Miller dress parlor
Mrs Miller announces all hats on hand at her dress making parlor will be sold at half price starting today. Her line includes the latest styles. Jack Eaton, a Sage rancher, visited Kemmerer on Saturday. Hugh E Hall of Montpelier is the new Stock Exchange bartender.
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Jack Eaton
Sage
Kemmerer
Hugh E. Hall of
Montpelier
The
Stock Exchange
Local notes from Kemmerer and surroundings
Campaign visits by W. Delaney to Jackson and J. Lloyd’s surveying on B. M. Fox ranch flagged land parceling. Howard Heit from Big Piney and Miss LaVon Chandler active in local political and garage offices. Typhoid and surgeries update residents Mosea Cook and young Robert Aiken. Family movements include Earl Hamiltons wintering in town, Jon ton’s Up-to-Date garage employment, and Tom Holand’s threshing reports. Deer hunt trip by O'Brien Curtis and Christmas ends in venison, Whalen plans Canada trip. Golden Rule Store owner Penney visits Kemmerer. W Condron brings Overland car.
Old Timer Visits P R Cotner in Lava Hot Springs
An elderly Kemmerer figure, Dr Cotner, now living in Lava Hot Springs, visited Kemmerer Tuesday. He and his wife formerly lived in Kemmerer and he once ran a business in Cokeville. He has promoted a plan to build a new 35 room hotel at Lava Hot Springs, to be completed soon.
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P. R. Cotner
Kemmerer
Lava Hot Springs
Touring Democrats Plan Rally Tour Through Star Valley
The touring Democrats led by George Tanner and others departed last Saturday for a Star Valley swing. The group includes Flora Chapelle D C Oakley H R Harrison J F Fitzpatrick Gilbert Tay som R R Rose and Lewis I Jenkins. They expect multiple rallies and free dances in Star Valley before returning to Kemmerer on election eve.
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Star Valley
George Tanner
Flora Chapelle
D. C. Oakley
H. R. Harrison
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Gilbert Taysom
R. R. Rose
Lewis I. Jenkins
Kemmerer
Cumberland Accident Report Fueling Muddy Creek Incident
A Cumberland accident on a past Sunday night involved a Ford driven by a reportedly intoxicated driver. Five passengers were thrown into Muddy creek after the car crossed a bridge and toppled from a hill. No serious injuries were reported.
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Cumberland
Ford
Muddy Creek
WM.E Pitt The Reliable Plumber Ad
WM E Pitt advertises plumbing and heating services with guaranteed work and a contact phone number for prompt, reliable service.
Bulls and Heifers for Sale Purebred Short Horn Yearlings
Car of purebred registered Short Horn yearlings and calves offered by Wesley K. Walton & Sons. For catalogue and prices, write R D 3 Box 222 Murray Utah.
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Wesley K. Walton & Sons
R.D
Murray, Utah
E J Long Returns From Kentucky Campaign
Sunny South reports E J Long's two week Kentucky visit yields flattering Democratic prospects. Long predicts Hughes may lose in Illinois and other states. Kemmerer residents urged to vote for Long, who has held constable position for years, with a cross against his name next Tuesday.
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E. J. Long
Kentucky
Lone
Hughes
Illinois
Othr
Kemmerer
E. J
Long
Banks predicts Wilson wins big in local forecast
Makes Prediction Operator Banks of the local station presents a forecast placing Wilson at 162 firm votes with many doubtful ballots to follow. He asserts Hughes has no real chance. Nearby, a well known colleague claims Hughes leads with 80 electoral votes.
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Banks
U.8. S
Kemmerer
Reed
Mr. Banks
Wilson
Hughes
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W. C. Randal
Audrey Munson
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Cokeville
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W. ©. Delaney
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Big Piney
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New York
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Peg
Stingaree
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