Preliminary hearing for Nicholson in Chase shooting case
Judge W G Hertz presided at the Big Piney court where Frank Nicholson faced a preliminary hearing for the Tuesday shooting death of Jimmy Chase. The defense claimed self defense and Nicholson was bound over to the next district term in $2000 bond, with release upon posting. The case follows lingering tensions linked to the Andy Coleman murder years earlier.
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W. G. Hertz
Big Piney
Frank Nicholson
Jimmy Chase
Nicholson
District Court
Andy Coleman
Coleman
Nicholson Gauch
Hob Christmas
Crawford
Johnson
Rock Springs
D. A. Preston
Jonathan Jones
Western buyers eye Kemmerer cattle for Portland market
Charley Falla of the Luman outfit visited Kemmerer on Monday with supplies for the ranch. He reported a 25 car cattle drive from Opal and said care would be on hand for shipment yesterday. Western buyers offered 835 for cows and 850 for steers at Opal, aiming to ship about a dozen cars to Portland, signaling rising western demand against eastern buyers.
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Charley Falla
Luman
Kemmerer
Opal
Portland
Qpal
Blood Poisoning Incident Near Kemmerer
A traveler named Fear from Hig Piney arriving in Kens merer last Wednesday night required a bed in a buggy after a splinter lodged under her toenail caused blood poisoning. Dr. statled performed a successful operation to remove the splinter and relieve the condition. She plans a Tacoma visit next week, amid a tale of bears and local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fear
Kensmerer
Les Sheidler
Mr. Fear
Opal
Kemmerer
Statled
Tacoma
Golden Rule Stores head Penny orders 400 dozens work shirts
J C Penny of Salt Lake City proprietor of Golden Rule Stores here and at Cumberland placed a spring order for 400 dozen work shirts to be distributed among stores he owns. He arranges purchases six to twelve months ahead, securing favorable market rates. Also ordered spring underwear and 1200 dozen negligee shirts, with business up across all stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Penny
Salt Lake City
Golden Rule
Cumberland
Penny
Wyoming Wool Growers Convention Seeks Unity in Adverse Year
Notices issued for the seventh annual Wyoming Wool Growers association convention to be in Sheridan on December 1 and 2. Secretary Geo S Walker urges organization amid storms, low wool prices, and scarce feed, noting past losses but optimism for revival. railroads offer reduced round trips to attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Sheridan
Geo. S. Walker
Wyoming
Short Line
Union Pacific
Burlington
Judge Craig Visits Kemmerer in Weekend Tour
Judge D. Craig of Rawlins and the Third Judicial District visited Kemmerer over Saturday and Sunday. He was warmly greeted by friends before his return home to cast a vote. The piece notes Whistler exhibition discussions and a mural painter from New York in a historic, anecdotal tone.
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D. 1
Craig
Rawlins
Third Judicial District
Wyoming
Carbon
Sweetwater
Uinta
Jn Kemmerer
Whistler
Metropolitan Museum of Art
York
Cattle Trader Reports Good Year and TravelNotes
Cattle bring good news from Kemmerer where Noble of Wig Winey returned from a trip with stock updates. He said tops around fe and mentions of F. A. Fear, while Al Davidgou with the Spar beet earned B40. The market wasn’t at its best, yet Noble seemed optimistic with the cattlemen’s year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Noble
Wig Winey
Thurwlay
Kemmerer
Maha
F. A
al Davidgou
Mr. Noble
Moule
Mie Gattleman
Clint Holland Wins Pup From Wild Herd for Ranch Venture
Clint Holland, who aims to develop a ranch near Heckwith, obtained a pup from a wild den after a sheepherder found a litter. The mother dog, of excellent breed, had left domestic life for the woods. Holland plans improvements at his Cobey ditch land with barns corrals and a ranch house, and he spoke about possible help to satisfy any claims on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Holland
Clint
Bia Ronch
Heckwith
Safe Medicine for Children The Genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
A censored advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the safe and effective medicine for children. It stresses that only the genuine product in the yellow package contains the true honey and tar formula and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
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Cokeville, Wyoming
Cokeville Mercantile Co
Stockmen’s Headquarters
Cosgriff Bros
General Merchandise
J. Quealy
W. Olson
A. D. Nomlitt
State Bank of Cokeville Capital Stock
Che Wyman
Wyman
Propriator
Phoenix
Livery Co
Wadard Meat & & Live
O Stock Co
Pei Bee Bnet En Cramith
Harnark
L Jones
Koinmrv
Wilehinilder
Jens Paes
Fallontors
Olson
Cohort
Lott Tim
Pwiastrr
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Shee
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Murdark
Cowie
Wye Brand
Karon
Brandlen
Rm Peteree
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Via Po Et
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Ewes
Usersiule
Pal
Hoghlor
Omar Hatha Kemer Ee Veal
Wy. Witeb
Sullivan & Pitt
Japanese Co-Operative Trading Co., Inc
Mrs. Geo. Whitney
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Jidney Hennedy
Wis
Ee Sait
D. B. McCurtain
Toggery
Styler
Fred G
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Bo Hew Yaak
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