Mine rescue car trains miners in safety and rescue methods
A Bureau of Mines training car travels to educate miners on safety, oxygen use, and rescue procedures. Each crew includes two experienced miners, a mining engineer, and a mine surgeon. Lectures use lantern slides and moving pictures to illustrate proper and improper mining practices and accident prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuilidates Bureau of Mines
Oharne
Poreman
W. Ann
Fremder
Yoming
Elven E Vie
Safety Lance
Wit
Jate
Als
Bureau
Dance at Her pert Julian hotel draws large crowd
A big Saturday evening dance at the Her pert Julian hotel attracted many attendees including youths from Kemmerer. Rain dampened the mood yet the event drew a large crowd and several visitors from Fossil and nearby towns. An upcoming dance is announced for November 25 inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herpert Julian Hotel
Kemmerer
Kemmer
Fredie
Sullivan & Bickely Leading Plumbers
Sullivan and Bickely headline local plumbers offering plumbing and heating services with guaranteed work and material. Phone 132.
Quicksand Tragedy At Poison Creek In Sheep Drive
The Yellowstone Sheep Company lost about 50 head of ewes and lambs when their drive near Poison Creek went into fast sand. Rescue efforts continued after many animals sank, with the last survivors saved only last evening. Strong effort from local residents and herders helped pull others free and prevent further losses. Urgent plea to fence or warn to keep stock away from the dangerous quicksand bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Gheep Co
Polson Creek
Wed- Benday
Stort Rest
Bhoshani
Poison Creek
Doctor Buys Fast Haynes Roadster For Salt Lake Trip
Dr Marquis, long owner of The Butch car, sold the old machine to scrap and went to Salt Lake City to buy a new Haynes three passenger roadster. The torpedo framed speedster is noted for its power and has attracted much attention. Frank Firegovnik made the sale and accompanied the doctor to Salt Lake. Freok Steinhauer and family have returned to Frontier from Utah after a short move there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Bait Lake
Appearai
Frank Firegovnik
Salt Lake
Freok Steinhauer
Frontier
Utah
Robbed Postoffice Suspect Brought to Kemmerer
Charles Snow charged with breaking into the post office and store at the Valley country. He was brought to Kemmerer by U S Marshal Benny of Evanston and arraigned before Commissioner H E Christmas. Snow waived the preliminary hearing and refused to plead. He is held on 5000 bond and remanded to jail in default. Snow had been working in the Valley country recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Snow
U. S
Benny
Evanston
United States
H. E. Christmas
Snow
Ssow
To Move Mill Heads to Hamfort Site
To Move Mill expects to relocate to Hamfort for the Adams ranch operation. Sawing will resume at the old site, keeping workers busy there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamefort
Gam Adams Ranch
Oil field visit by Bertent and attorney Brown review Lafarge Co leases
J B Bertent and attorney Brown toured oil properties in the Lafarge Oil Co holdings and other leases in the section. A sub lease is expected and a new company may be formed to prepare for operations by March. Bertent will stay in the fields for two more months to conduct assessment work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Bertent
Brown
Lafarge Oil Co
Barrant
Ex- Bestadri
Martena
Ollields
Visit Leaves East Ed Brandley Brothers Near Miss
East Ed Brandley, returning from a Chicago trip with his brother and others, noted a near fire risk at his ranch barn that could have endangered the famed home. Estimated damage to the barn and contents ranged from 1100 to 2000 dollars as the party visited relatives in Missouri and Wisconsin during a long eastern journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed J. Brandley
Peaneer
Chicago
President Wilson Visit With Augusta Lane and Daughter Marian
Mrs Augusta Lane and her daughter Marian recently returned from an eastern trip where she met with President Wilson and viewed Mrs Gault up close. They arrived home on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta BR. Lane
Mise Marian
Fiest
Wilson
Mra. Gault
Rebuild Plan Aided by Local Telephone Manager
V Mr Butters manager of the local telephone company says material is being rushed daily to rebuild the line between Kemmerer and sublet. The company reports steady business and many new telephones sold. B A Murrefeld of the Ogden office is expected there this week during his district visit.
Coming Events at Kemmerer Theater and Local Visits
Weekly schedule lists film showings at Kemmerer Theater every Sunday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. Mentions of Masquerade ball at Finn Hall in Diamondville on Saturday night November 12, plus October 24 Moose Character Ball at the Lyceum. Visitors include Parley Baldwin, Dave Erekson, Mrs W B Dancerna, Miss Margaret Milliken, Mr Fred Beck, Maurice Thomas family, and P J Quealy with travel notes to California and Oregon. Commissioner T D O Neil hauled winter supplies, Mike Meeks linked to local Marbleton saloon shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Theater
Finn Hall
Diamondville
Moose Character Ball Lyceum
Mike Meeks
Marbleton
Kemmerer
Improvised Notes From Depot Area and Nearby Towns
John Jarvie of the depot force was maine wick list several days last week. Ed McKee with the Brandiey flocks visited Kemmerer this week. Mr and Mrs Quasly are expected back from their roast visit later this week. Stanley Brammer visited Cokeville to attend Mrs John Bourne's funeral on Monday. The Dodge car is in stock at Lincoln Community Garage. 1875 Badger Herschier came from the Canyon Ranch late yesterday with supplies. Mrs Pat Healy arrived from Maries accompanied by Miss Helen and her father Frank Witbaie. He will receive treatment soon. Frank Praiter and R. M. Tureet plan a trip weather permitting to the Grass River valley then Pall River Basin to begin their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Healy
Mareee
Helen
Steve Fateottett
Morris Button
Kemmerer
Atntel Ptm
Kemmerer Theatre
Alb. Hawkine
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
City Drug Store
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
F. B. Curtis
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
New Kemmerer Theatre
The Emporium
A fragmentary notice from a local Gazette references The Emporium. Details are unreadable, but the snippet points to a shop or venue named The Emporium with unclear context or timing.
Local Kemmerer notes mix with Pony Vote news
A collage of Kemmerer area items appears including visits by Wilford Johnston and Chas to Big Piney, mechanics at Lincoln County Garage, social calls and travel to Salt Lake City Chicago Sheridan Evanston and Cheyenne, the Pony Contest results awarding Steve Fateott and Morris Button, plus local business notices and upcoming sales.
Local notices and visits in Lincoln County town
Albert Larson of Big Piney visits with Mr. John Mason as others arrive for weekend calls. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petrie of Opal drop by the Platt Wilson home. H.R. Bouton of Pocatello becomes night switch engine fireman, expecting wife next week. A son is born to Mrs. C. H. Brown in Colorado City on October 24. Wm. Davie and Ernest Marinella plan a two to three week trip to California fair cities. A chimney sweep adjusts the flagpole and Old Glory is raised again. Mattie Maki quarantine forces Frontier closure for fumigation. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dakin visit from Boston, en route to Denver and Chicago. Marbelton visitors attend Dan Crafton preliminary hearing with Budd, Milla, Credon, Bugher, Haliiman, Woodworth, and Budd. Phil Twichel arrives with three fishhorse teams to haul lumber for a new six room bungalow and soon to start work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Dakin
Boston
Roy A. Mason
Jeff
Denver
Chicago
Marbleton
Dan Crafton
John C. Budd
Billy Milla
Daniel Credon
Ralph Bugher
Dr. Haliiman
Elmer Woodworth
Chas. Budd
Public Stenographer Leah Jeffers Seeks Help at Kemmerer Hotel
Public stenographer Leah Jeffers is now located at the Hotel Kemmerer offering letter writing assistance. Jeffers is said to have excellent qualifications and can prove a capable assistant for clients needing drafting and correspondence guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Jeffers
Kemmerer
Misa Jeffers
Mrs Bourne Dies After Pneumonia in Cokeville
Mrs Jobn Bourne, a Cokeville pioneer, died Saturday after pneumonia. Her large family and devoted home life were praised as keys to easing pioneer life. The funeral Monday drew one of the largest attendances in Cokeville.
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GAR
Sage Notes
Jack Heaton
Bungay
Bage
Jullum
Spud Vincent
Fossil Meeeen
Mises and
Roscoda
Pena Fe
Bae Sum
Hurley
Lava Mot Springs
Fred
Fred Keen
Peter Kietn
Julien
Gareae
Kemmerer Shoe Store
S. A. Sawaya
Prop
Hamilton Waltham Watches
Pine Watch Repairing
J. F. Fifzpatrigk
seweLen
Amarriba
Shoshone
Enterprien
Qumyameey
The
Lyceum
Parley Haldwin
Star Valley
W. B. Dancerna
Dave Erekson
Cokeville
Salt Lake City
Hawoa
Margaret Milliken
Union Pacific
Fred Beck
Big Piney
T. D. O'Neil
Hhs
Blyth-Pargo-Hoskins
Maurice Thomas
P. J. Quealy
California
CM. Whitney
Baby
Oregon
Chas, L. McKay
Citron
Orange
Lemos
Jonathan
Kemmerer Wyoming i
John Jarvie
Maine
Ed McKee
Mrs. Quasly
Stanley Brammer
John Bourne
Badger Herschier
Canyor Ranch
Frank Praiter
R. M. Tureet
Gress River
Pall
Basle
Ellending
Wilford Johnston
Galt Lake
Jenny
Chas
Big Piney Sataniny
Harmon Ot Ogden
Moncoln County
P. Manley
Ealt Lake City
Dan Harrity
P. , Wilson
Hrowers Vegetable Exchange of
Ogden
George Whitten
Nocker
Priday Tat
Vielt
Sheridan
Wyo
Paris
Geo. Watts
Ben Westlund
Chahala
Wash
George Pickering
Rock Springs
W. E. Fenner
F. A. Fear
Cheyenne
Kendrick
State Livestock Board
Matthew Morrow
Mine Workers of Wyoming
Cumberland
Lawrence Miller
Pete Mischler
Leo Carey
Th Mischler
Vaughn Lyons
Ted Blickfeldt
J. &. Justin
Mr. Justin
Mra
C. H. Brown
Bbston National Bank
Bom
Cincinatti
Ohio
West
Chas, Olson
Charlotte Jenkins
Ned Herschler
Fontenelle
Ned Alsc
Miss Jenkins
Prank Chapel
Big Piney Examiner
Ce Gtrian
Powell
New Philadelphia
Hock Springs
Steve Angelo
Coksville
Keen
Sage
Julian Ranch
Pease Comaline
Alre Ouy Bank
P. R. Conner
Nancy Peckinpaugh
James Black
Elsie Roberts
Paul Walker
Green River
Paul
Pinedale
Joe Levesque
Kimberly
Idaho
Sublet
Lincoln County
Clarice Roberts
Lola Thompson
Serkin
Big Piney Country
Pat Mockler
Sweetwater
J.B. Fitzpatrick
Roberts
Cokeville Ranch
Angelo Cottages
Eli Schwalbe
Bar
Hamilton
Pall River
HB. Bowton
the Hathbun
Fane
Laster Pratt
Herman Strine
Jack Matthews
Mickey McPhie
Gladys Miller
Frontier Supply Co
Bruce
Gublet
Mary B. Burgett
WM. E. Pitt
New Kemmerer
Whitten & Davis
I Charles Chaplin
Marel AT the
Paramount Prature
Golden West
Paramount
George Heban
Italy
New York
Alo
Albert Larson
John Mason
Peter B. Petrie
Opal
Platt Wilson
H.R. Bouton
Pocatello
Mrs. Bouton
Rose Woods
Colorado City
Colorado
Wm. Davie
Ernest Marinella
Burch
Phil Twichel
le Barge
Viola
Jobn Bourne
Herbie
Targe
I. Surkin
Kemmerer, Wye
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