Smith Estate Contest to Be Heard in December
The Smith estate dispute remains unsettled as Judge Arnold orders a preliminary step to decide whether the widow receives $2500 or one half of the estate. Testimony on estate value will be taken by Judge Tidball with a December hearing, delayed by bad roads. Executors present a 1918 trust agreement allowing income from $15,000 Smith Stock to a trustee. Guardianship for the widow is to be determined amid rival guardianship bids by Norris W. Griggs and Eva Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Smith
Arnold
Tidball
Kemmerer
H. R. Christman
Smith Live Stock Company
H. W. Pitkin
Norris W. Griggs
Smith
Eva Jenkins
Amos W. Smith
An Appeal to the Young Men of Our State
A call to enroll in Uncle Sam's training programs at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming. The piece urges young men under forty five to learn a trade, gain education, and avoid life on park benches through military service with benefits like life insurance, travel, good pay, housing, food, and dental care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Bench
Uncle Sam
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Public Land Sale Notice Isolated Tract Evanston Wyoming
Public notice from the Department of the Interior indicates a public sale of a land tract in township 24 north range 114 west. Jacob H. Heraehler holds Serial No 06602 and bids start at 3.00 per acre with payment due immediately to the receiver. Objections or claims to the land must be filed by the designated sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
A. S
Evanston
Wyoming
General Land Office
Jacob H. Heraehler
Hibbbs in Michigan The Camera Letter
The Camera this week published a letter from C. H. Hibbe, an old time resident of Kemmerer, reflecting on local matters in Michigan. The missive discusses recollections and community observations from the era, offering a nostalgic glimpse into regional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hibbe
Kemmerer
Ordi
Elk and Snow Push Elk Down to Jackson Hole
October brought heavy snow in a part of the state driving elk near Jackson to the valley floor. A Chinook warmth later melted much snow and elk returned to the hills though conditions remain mild. Ranchers secured meat locally as elk lingered near homes and many bought 1400 tons of hay for winter feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Hole
Jackson
Notice to creditors in the Estate of Ruben T. Winslow
In Lincoln County Wyoming Third Judicial District notice is given that letters of administration were issued October 13 1919 to RC Lundy Jr as administrator of the estate of Ruben T Winslow deceased Creditors must file their claims with vouchers for allowance at Wilson Lincoln County within six months or be barred and claims not exhibited within one year from the date of letters will be forever barred R C Lundy Jr administrator R R Rose attorney for estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Lincoln
District Court
Third Judicial District
Ruben T. Winslow
Wilson
Lincoln County
RC. Lundy, Jr
R. R. Rose
Lincoln—an
District Court Third Judicial District
John Henry Winslow
R. C. Lundy, Jr
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed In Kemmerer Testimony
In Kemmerer residents report relief from kidney trouble with Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. C. W. Talcott credits the remedy with aiding a troubled child whose kidneys did not function properly. She purchased it at City Drug store and found the pills strengthening and regulating. FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo, NY endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Kemmerer
Mre
C. W. Talcott
Topas Street
Doan
Applications for Grazing Permits in Wyoming Forest
Notice to file all applications for grazing permits for cattle horses and sheep within additions to the Wyoming National Forest for the 1920 season. Applications must be filed in Afton Wyoming on or before November 20 1919. Full information and forms available from Forest Supervisor C A Beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National
Afton
Wyoming
C. A. Beam
Estate of John Henry Winslow Administrated in 1919
In Lincoln County Wyoming the District Court third Judicial District issued letters of administration for the estate of John Henry Winslow deceased on October 13 1919. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Wilson Lincoln County within six months or be barred after one year from the date of letters. R C Lundy Jr administrator and attorney for the estate.
Croup Advice Promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Parents urged to obtain Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and learn its directions to handle croup attacks. The notice touts the remedy as a favorite and successful treatment and stresses following instructions carefully.
Woman Files For Final Proof On Kemmerer Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notice lists Nellie Case of Kemmerer Wyoming filing intent to make final proof on her 1914 homestead entry for portions of sections 6 and 7 in township 2 north range 114 west. The hearing is set for December 13, 1919 before U S Commissioner Ivan R Jones in Kemmerer with witnesses Herman F Sandberg John W Matthews Ethel Anderson and Louis G Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Nellie Case
Kemmerer
Ivan
Jones
United States
Herman F. Sandberg
Wyo
John W. Matthews
Sublet
Ethel Anderson
Louis G. Jones
Alex Nisbet
Register
For Sale Registered Short Horn cattle in Utah
For Sale registered Short Horn cattle all ages Aloo registered helpers Wesley K Walton & Sons Woodruff Utah For Rent Furnished rooms for high housekeeping M J Sawaya Steep and Rest One common cause of sleeplessness is indigestion Take Chamberlains Tablets after supper and sleep better Price a quarter a day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Horne
Aloo
Chamberlain
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Hibbbs
Michigan
R. H. Sanders
Jon
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
R. H. Sanders, M. D
Dale Crank
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
Croup
Wesley K. Walton & Sons
Woodruff, Utah
M. J. Sawaya
Ties
Wyoming Hide & Fur Company
Bissinger and Co
Salt Lake City
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