Diamondville Co to Fight Government over Coal Lands
United States District Attorney Rigdon seeks to restore 4000 acres of coal lands in western Wyoming to government control and recover profits from coal sales. The Diamond Coal and Coke company argues the six year statute of limitations has expired since discovery of alleged fraud. The case hinges on discovery timing and potential use of dummy entry men to secure title.
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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 with masked attire and Halloween flair. A lodge parade, vaudeville acts, and contests followed a sparkly night featuring a live-appearing figure fixed by H. Embree, refreshments of coffee, buns, apples, and doughnuts accompanied the festivities.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eastern Star Indies
Masons
Eastern Star
Vn Ville
Ft. H. Embree
Rehments
Wyoming History Project Seeks Details for Three Volume Work
A. H. Marclander interviewed county residents for a forthcoming three volume history of Wyoming. I. S. Bartlett of Cheyenne will author. The planned work covers exploration to current industrial growth with a profusely illustrated prospectus signaling a classy publication.
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A. H. Marclander
Wyoming
I. 5. Bartlett
Cheyenne
Bartlett
Marcian
Bon Ton Restaurant Shut For Renovation This Week
The Bon Ton restaurant will close for several days for a thorough renovation after a visit by Pure Food Commissioner Maurice Groshon. Proprietor Hong Sam says the aim is a modern up-to-date and sanitary dining establishment.
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Bon Ton
Pure Food
Maurice Groshon
Hong Sam
Clerks Enjoy Night of Hospitality at Odd Fellows Hall
About fifty attendees from the retail clerks community gathered at the Odd Fellows hall last Wednesday for an evening of merriment. Amusing attractions, music, and feature dancing entertained guests, followed by dancing, card playing, and a substantial lunch, making the event a memorable outing for all present.
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Hetail
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Guild Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
At a Thursday gathering at Mrs. Lloyd Kindall s home, new Guild officers were elected. Chas E Bruce becomes President, Herman Strine Vice President, and Lloyd Kindall Secretary Treasurer. Retiring officers are Mrs Harry Trost President R W Rone Secretary Treasurer and P W Comer Vice President. A December Christmas bazaar was planned with a downtown quilt raffle.
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Guild
Lloyd Kindall
Chas
E. Bruce
Herman Strine
Harry Trost
R. WR. Rone
P. W. Comer
McKay Heads to California for Permanent Stay
McKay recently left for a vacation in California and liked the climate enough to settle there. He is currently with Harry Ford & Co., San Francisco merchandise brokers, and his Kemmerer business continues under Horace Lewis. The McKay family may move to California for the winter. Jake Hershler of Fondenelle visited the county seat Monday.
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No. L. McKay
California
Harry Ford & Co
San Francico
Kemmerer
Horace Lewis
McKay
Market Report From South Omaha Cattle and Sheep Sales
Market report from South Omaha notes cattle receipts above twenty thousand, prices steady for beef and feeders with killers down slightly. beef cows and heifers range 7.25 to 8.00, fat calves 9.25 to 10.75, breeder ewes 10.50 to 15.00, sheep and lambs stronger with feeders firm. Union Stock Yards party reports a visit to Bar ry Case ranch by Nilson Wood and Wood to view hay operations on November 11.
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South Omaha
Iunion Stock Yards,Co
Sage Notes Highlights From Sage News and Local Events
Special correspondence from Washington notes Earl Thompson employed on the coast in shipyards. Kirkwood and Conolly unloaded lumber for ranch buildings. A four ton auto track moves phosphate ore to California. Means family settled in new homes. Herbert Julian delivered alfalfa hay. Mrs F Hireha visited Geneva relatives. Dance at Lower Sage schoolhouse with good attendance. Home Economics group met at Mrs Walter Thompson. Sheep moved through Sage en route to winter range. Frank Maw and Bob Boomer of Cokeville were in Sage on business.
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs John Green
A fine baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Green of Frontier Sunday night. Mrs Green and the newborn are doing well at the Miners' Hospital. Mr Green is the chief electrician for the Kem Minnie Cline and the Soulsmeter Coal company.
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John Green
Frontier
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Market Report
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George Wood
Barry Case
Harry Case
Sage Notes
Earl Thompson
Washington
Kirkwood & Conolly
Harry Julian
Means
Herbert Julian
F. Hireha
Upper Sage School
Geneva
Lower Sage
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Home Economic Association
Walter Thompson
Mesurs
Frank Maw
Bob Boomer
Cokeville
Sage
Deveres
Beme
Jereey
Gome Harges
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Woolworth
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Hoskins
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