Pleasant social at Ed Banke home and local visits
A lively gathering at the Ed Banke home ends with a fine time as Miss Margaret Adame and Samuel from upper creek attend. Local residents Mr and Mrs M Cavaney visit the county seat, Ben Robinson travels from Sublet to vote, and Irene Miller spends time with Margaret Adame. Several others attend church events, vote, and visit, while John Valentine’s illness prompts concern from friends and coal shipments continue for Earl Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Banke
Margaret Adame
Samuel
Upper Creek
Granger Man Weds Avugo Anderson in Kemmerer ceremony
Granger resident Avugo Anderson proprietor of a well known European hotel in Granger married Miss Anna Cook of Seattle at the home of Mrs. Tiec borne in Kemmerer. Rev. B lower of the local M B church officiated. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. A. Larson and Lee Johnson of Opal. The newlyweds will reside in Granger after a wedding feast at the Kemmerer hotel cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avugo Anderson
Grangery
Kemmererlant
Anna Cook
Seattle
Washington
Tiecborne
Lower
M. B. Church
A. Larson
Lee Johnson
Opal
Anderson
Wyoming
Granger
Kemmerer Hotel
Miss Viney Smith Hosts Skating Party for 12th Birthday
Skating party hosted by Miss Viney Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith celebrated her 12th birthday with friends at the Cook pavilion roller skating session and refreshments afterward at Whiston confectionery parlors. Guests included Christina Pitt Marjorie Pfeifer Vera Payne Theresa and Frances McNamara Elaine Clower Hazel Wright Mary Clark Eleanor Smith and Bernlee Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viney Smith
Joe Smith
Cook Pavilion
Whiston
Christina Pitt
Marjorie Pfeifer
Vera Payne
Theresa and
Frances McNa- Tara
Elaine Clower
Hazel Wright
Mary Clark
Eleanor Smith
Bernlee Nicholson
Advance notice of art work and crafts display by Mrs Miller
Mrs Lawrence Miller announces a display of fine line art crochet foods new handkerchiefs and a full Holiday line for public viewing in a few days. Plan to inspect before making gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Miller
Aged Folks Told To Beware Heavy Eating
An old man’s dietary note explains that as one grows older appetite shrinks and lighter meals are needed. At ages 85 or 90 a person may still overeat, and Chamberlain’s Tablets are suggested to restore stomach balance and promote natural function with a firmer bowels movement.
Wagon Fire Destroys Supplies in Daniel Run
Martin K. Tylor of Daniel suffered heavy losses when a wagon loaded with supplies and a team caught fire Wednesday night and burned to the ground near Daniel. Fire officials believe matches in the wagon sparked the blaze. Only some potatoes were saved, with total loss estimated around 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin K. Tylor
Daniel
Coomer
Tyler
Cattle Shipments Reported From Local Firms
James M. Noble of Cora shipped six cars of cattle last week. Binning Brothers from Cora sent three cars, Cy Kelley of Daniel ten cars, and A Moorecroft of Pinedale eleven cars. Last Friday B M Fox and Z H Simpkins of LaBarge shipped three and four cars respectively. Shipments from Opal are expected to decrease as the shipping season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Noble
Cora
Binning Brothers
Cy Kelley
Daniel
A.moorecroft
Pinedale
B. M. Fox
2. H. Simpkins
LaBarge
Opal
Corral Nearing Completion in Opal for Petrie Contract
Corral project led by Fin Petrie of Green River in Tennessee Opal approaches finish with main building roof nearly complete. Petrie plans to move to Big Piney for winter work. Local movements include M F Whelan and Mrs Whelan from La Barge to Rock Springs, while James W Chrisman travels to Cokeville for a sheepmen meeting. Mrs Fred Graham and children head to North Platte to visit relatives. Hibbing drives them to the station. Miss Ellis McRae leaves La Barge for Chicago then Nebraska for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Petrie
Green River
Opal
Big Piney
Corral
M. F. Whelan
James Whelan
la Barge
Rock Springs
Fred Graham
Merna
North Platte
Nebraska
W. F. Hibbing
Ellis McRae
Chicago
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Sufferers In 1916 Wyoming
A Wyoming testimonial cites Mrs W McDermott of Rawlins praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney weakness after Cumberland Maryland pains. Legal notices record cattle shipment inspection near Elk Lincoln County on September 19 1916 and later filing October 12 1916 with H R Harrison county clerk and ex-office registrar of deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mra. W. McDermott
Cedar St
Rawlins
Wyo
Cumberland
Doan
Omaha
Nebraska
Harrie R. Robison
Wyoming
Lincoln
At & P
Diet Tips for All Ages and Occupations
A brief note advises adopting a diet aligned with age and job to keep bowels regular. It suggests using Chamber’s Taldute when feeling overfull to aid digestion and regulate meals.
Cure for Croup Suggested by Mrs Rose Middleton
Mrs Rose Middleton of Greenville Illinois shares experience with Chamberlains Cough Remedy in treating croup in her children and for her own coughs and colds. The Camera promotes news readiness and commercial printing with skilled workers to satisfy customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Middleton
Greenville, Til
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamsfork
Newa Whitten
Mrs. M. Cavaney
Ben Robinson
Sublet
Irene Miller
Banks
Mra
Sam Adame
Leonard Buck
Robinson Home
Dave Nelson
Kemmerer
Mr. Piper of
Roy Adams
Jim Smith
Jim Buck
Ed Kirkwood
Bryant Glock
Adele Meyer
John Vallentine
Marquis
Earl Hayward
Reuben Miller
Robinson
Theo Tillotson
Western Business
WAL Live Stock Commission
South Omaha
Beckstead-Bell Co
Kemmerar, Wyoming
Frank Malerick
James W. Chrisman
Cokeville
Kammerer
Elk
Lincoln County
Nebrasks
James Burge
Grovant
H.R. Harrison
Omlle Regier
Deeda
Bye
G. Ibgtt
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
DW. C. Arwen
Department of
Thengular
VAL. Ulatz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Paul Gabardi
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