Diamondville Co Fights Government Over Coal Lands
United States District Attorney seeks restoration of more than 4000 acres of coal lands in western Wyoming and profits from two decades of coal sales. Diamond Coal and Coke argues the six year limitation has expired and contends fraud was only recently discovered. The case, tied to Anaconda Copper Mining, hinges on discovery timing and alleged dummy entry men used to secure title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. l L. Rigdon
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Wyoming
Yaterday
M. Ausherman
Avaneton, Wyo
Ia Tinta
Lincoln Counties
Tfe
moWon
Lena
District Court of Appeals
Aimee
Supreme Court
Tamond Coal and Coke Company
Ana
Emed
Diamond Coal and Cok Company
Natoleration
Eastern Star Hospitality Party At Odd Fellows Hall
Eastern Star ladies hosted a dancing party at the Odd Fellows hall last Friday night. A parade by the lodge, masked dresses, and vaudeville acts entertained attendees, with games and refreshments including coffee and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eastern Star Indies
Masons
Eastern Star
Vn Ville
Ft. H. Embree
Rehments
Wyoming History Project Promises Detailed Three Volume Series
A. H. Marclander interviewd county residents for a Wyoming history project. I. S. Bartlett of Cheyenne will author the three volume work recording exploration to industrial growth. A prospectus suggests a lavishly illustrated, comprehensive history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Marclander
Wyoming
I. 5. Bartlett
Cheyenne
Bartlett
Marcian
Bon Ton Restaurant Closed for Renovation
The Bon Ton restaurant undergoes a thorough renovation after a recent visit by Pure Food Commissioner Maurice Groshon. Proprietor Hong Sam promises a genuine up-to-date sanitary re opening and plans to close for a few days until renovations are finished.
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Bon Ton
Pure Food
Maurice Groshon
Hong Sam
Clerks Enjoy Holiday Evening at Odd Fellows Hall
About fifty clerks visited the Odd Fellows hall last Wednesday for a merry hospitality night. Amusing antics, music and dancing entertained guests. A lunch followed and the event provided a long remembered, enjoyable evening for attendees.
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Hetail
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Elected Officers at Guild Meeting Names and Plans
At a regular Guild meeting held last Thursday at Mrs. Lloyd Kindall home officers were elected. Chas E Bruce was named President Herman Strine Vice President Lloyd Kindall Secretary Treasurer. Retiring officers were Mrs Harry Trost President R W Rone Secretary Treasurer P W Comer Vice President. A December Christmas bazaar was planned and members are making a quilt for raffle in a downtown business window.
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Guild
Lloyd Kindall
Chas
E. Bruce
Herman Strine
Harry Trost
R. WR. Rone
P. W. Comer
McKay Plans California Move From Kemmerer Firm
McKay left for California on vacation and decided to settle there. He will stay connected with Harry Ford & Co., San Francisco, while his Kemmerer business continues under Horace Lewis. The McKay family may relocate for the winter. Jake Hershler of Fondenelle visited the county seat Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. L. McKay
California
Harry Ford & Co
San Francico
Kemmerer
Horace Lewis
McKay
Jake Hershler
Fondenelle
Market Report From South Omaha Cattle and Sheep Prices Turn Higher
South Omaha market notes cattle receipts exceed twenty thousand with beef and feeders stable while killer cows and heifers fall fifteen to twenty five cents. Prime smooth heavy steers sell 12 to 13.50, good weights 10.50 to 12, fair to good 8.50 to 10, good to fancy beef heifers 8.5 to 9.50, cows 7.25 to 8.00, calves and ewes mixed. Sheep and lamb values rise as feeding classes gain, outlook for improved market later in the week. Harry Nilson, James Wood and George Wood visited Bar ry Case ranch on November 11, noting Harry Case mowing hay.
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South Omaha
Iunion Stock Yards,Co
Harry Nilson
James Wood
George Wood
Barry Case
Harry Case
Sage Notes from Special Correspondence in Sage
God hates a moocher and a piffle-peddler as Earl Thompson reports from Washington on coast shipyards. Kirkwood and Conolly unloaded lumber for ranch buildings while 4 ton auto track hauls phosphate to California. Means family settle into new homes and Herbert Julian unloads alfalfa. Mrs. F Hireha visits Geneva. a dance at Lower Sage schoolhouse. Home Economics group meets at Mrs. Walter Thompson. Sheep move to winter range. Frank Maw and Bob Boomer of Cokeville visit Sage on business.
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs John Green at Miners Hospital
A fine baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Green of Frontier Sunday night. Mrs Green and the new arrival are doing well at the Miners hospital. Mr Green works as chief electrician for the Soulsmeter Coal company.
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John Green
Frontier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diamondville CO
Haya
Eastern Star Hospitality
Troy Laundry
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Market Report
Sage Notes
Earl Thompson
Washington
Kirkwood & Conolly
Harry Julian
Means
Herbert Julian
F. Hireha
Upper Sage School
Geneva
Lower Sage
The
Home Economic Association
Walter Thompson
Mesurs
Frank Maw
Bob Boomer
Cokeville
Sage
Deveres
Beme
Jereey
Gome Harges
Misses Coats
Woolworth
Goliday
Hoskins
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