Local Livery Stables Change Hands and Coal Venture Begin
Laockey Young sells his stake in the Maki and Yang livery stable. A. Murray of Cumberland takes over, with ten locations in Camberlander and long experience. Young remains in Kemmerer to run coal operations after opening a mine beside Diamondville. Hereford cattle for sale from J. M. Wright's Hawefork ranch in Kemmerer, Wyoming.
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Laockey Young
Maki & Yang
A. Murray
Cumberland
Bie
Kemmerer Businesr
Andrew Maki
Youngs
Resi Nt
Kemmerer
Railrad
Diamondville
Subscriptions Due Premium Offered by The Camina
The Camina reminds arrears readers notices will be sent this month and lists will be revised on January 1 1912. Prompt remittance is requested to avoid extra postage and address slips. This year Denver Weekly Post will be the premium for those paying arrears and subscribing in advance for a year.
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American Weekly
Denver Weekly Post
Fire at Cokeville devastates shops and damages town
A Thursday afternoon blaze in Cokeville destroyed the tailor shop of LeRoy Finnel and spread to the Haggerty and Kennedy saloon. Wyman suffered a severe shoulder burn while aiding. The fire threatened Council or Congress stores and marshal Reynolds’s law office but most buildings were saved. Rinnell and Wyman recovery described. Morgan plans a two story brick repair.
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Cokeville
LeRoy Finnal
Messrs. Haggerty & Kennedy
Mr. Wyman
Marshal Reynolds
Wm. Morgan, Jr
Billy
Reynulde
France
Rjnnell
Wyman
Opal Cattle Shipments Loom Large This Fall
Activity in Opal surges as cattle shipments near ten thousand head for the season. Notable consignors include James Mickleson, Amos Smith, Al Osterhout, and other western shippers. Western buyers return from Omaha after overseeing purchases. Deputy Sheriff Gus Rogers and James Chrisman inspect stock for the Green River valley. Postmaster Petrie notes missing first class mail at Cre post office, blamed on cost-cutting. A fire highlights weak local fire protection, prompting plans to form a fire department and buy equipment.
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Opal
Moss
James Mickleson
Pinvy
Amos Smith
al Osterhout
Ball
Tom O'Neil
Jim H. Mison
C. P. Budd
E. R. Nobie
Oscar Back
F. A. Fear
Omah
Rye Thornton
Sparomss
Chas. Robinson
Mr. Martin
Levy Broa
Sullivan
Martin
Gus Rogers
Big Piney
Green River Valley Association
Prio
James Chrisman
Association
Petrie
Cheyenns
Cre
Wyoming grain display shines at Omaha land show
P W Olson of Dakeville visited Kemwer r over Wadnewlay week after a trip to Missori. He praised Wyoming grain and vegetables at the land show. Pete, a diversified farmer, noted that Wyoming’s display exceeded others and California’s exhibits were the only stronger. He hailed the Winter Emmerer grain from Prof Budfum Worland as promising, noting its high yield potential in altitudes. Pete plans to test it in Cakeville next year.
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P. W. Olson
Dakeville
Kemwer R
Wadnewlay
Missori
Omha
Wyoming
Pete
Daide
California
Budfum
Worland
Cakeville
Opal Hotel Receives Seasonal Report and Visitors
The department has discontinued the brainlock pouch to Cor and mail now goes in the route pouch. W H Solliday visited Salt Lake City last week as Mrs Solliday recovers, Johnny Rahman sent supplies for his ora Fane, and Gary W Ross arranged winter provisions for his New Fork ranch. Emma Solliday attends Rowland hall school in Salt Lake City this winter. The editor of Tan Cawsna was a visitor in Opal on Thursday.
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The
W. H. Solliday Wan
Sai la E
Sollilay
Nei
Opal
Johnny Rahman
Ora Fane
Gary W. Ross
Listook
Newfork
Emma
Rowlind Halfschool
Salt Lake City
Tan Cawsna
Trail Seeps Through Quiet Hills Visit Amid Elk Chase
Following a Saturday return from Cakville Mrs Qasaly joined by Mrs P W Olson and Olson's two sons explored the head of Hamsfork with outfits in elk quest. The group enjoyed a pleasant outing but failed to bag game, while rumors hint the Governor Carey bounty on the Whitney bandits may have influenced their lone trail pursuit.
Dennis Water Dies Pioneer of Sweetwater County
Dennis Waters, a Sweetwater County pioneer and eight year senior official, died last week. His funeral was held Monday morning in Rick Springs. He leaves a wife, a daughter Mrs D E McCurtein of Superior, and a grown son. Friends throughout the camps extend sympathy.
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Dennis Waters
Sweetwater County
Rick Springs
D. E. McCurtein
Superior
Holding Up the Trade Calendar Prices Slashed
Our line of Sample calendars were not put in for profit but as an accommodation to our nations. Prices have been reduced to actual cost. Agents hindered calendar sales, and handling our line of samples has cut prices in half from prior levels.
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Prioily Eatin
Wool Growing Scarce in Russia Reported by Consul General
An oddly misspelled dispatch notes Russia’s wool industry in decline due to estate sales and peasants switching to other occupations. It says two sheep types remain common and crossbred merino rarer, with small fleeces and low wages driving emigration of flocks to Silesia and other regions as revival efforts begin.
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Russia
Stodgrass
Lutea
Silesia
Che
Heim
Coal Output Rising With Railroad Load On Mines District
The coal output of the district mines tests railroad capacity to haul and supply demand. Buses and stock cars are now used for coal, and Shyemus Star Coal Company shipped 4,400 tons on Wednesday. The industry is creating employment for many workers.
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Istriet
Evra
Shyemus Sear Coal Company
Tusc
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Laugkey Young Sells
C. A. Murey
Hin
Hawefork Ranch
J. M. Wright
Kemmerer, Wyo
Bank of
Frontier Supply Company
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Letatss Tel & Tal
Haggerty Saloon
Funnel Tailor Shop
Reynolds Law Office
Omaha
Dennis Water
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
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