Sublet News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Restorations
Armistice Day celebrations in Superior and surrounding areas noted. New permanent arrival Mrs. Paul Bahents. School building gains a sanitary drinking fountain installed by Frank Killen and Fred Flaim. Families Straley and Robertsons travel to Evanston. Robert Straley’s relatives visited. William J. Porter moves to Lokout Point stone house to view nearby cave. Stanley Mohar starts as new clerk at Frontier Supply. Googe Vashal and family depart for Montana. Mary Crum and daughters move into vacated Vashal home. Tool room now managed by Mike Benna.
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Henry Swaley, Jr
Superior
Paul Bahents
Dabe
Frank Killen
Fred Flaim
Straley
Robertsons
Evanston
Robert Straley
William J. Porter
Stone House
Lokout Point
Stanley Mohar
Frontier Supply Company
Tore
Googe Vashal
Montana
Mary Crum
George Vashal
Mike Benna
Haddenham and Tirre Settle Suit for 50 Dollars Damages
The suit by David Haddenham against Lee Tirre ended this week by stipulation. Tirre will pay $50 damages and all costs of the action amounting to $15,650. The case began in September after a young colt of Haddenham's was injured by Tirre's machine. Tirre claims the machine was not working and he could not start it, and he was not drunk.
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David Haddenham
Lee Tirre
Tirre
Haddenham
Wyoming Beaten in Last Game
The University of Wyoming football team returned from Boise Idaho after a 31 to 3 defeat by Idaho University. Wyoming opened with a standout 48 yard drop kick by Fuke but Idaho attacked hard scoring three first half touchdowns and another later. Idaho fullback Irving added a place kick, while Wyoming and several regulars were missing. Officials from Oregon Notre Dame Harvard and Jaho were listed as timekeepers and observers.
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University of Wyoming
Boise
Idaho
Idaho University
Wyoring
Fugke
Wyoming
Irving
State University
Wilson
H. Breshears
Vohs
H. C. Reynold
Sam Finegan
Notre Dame
P. 8
Sheenan
Oregon
E. P. Hunton
Harvard
A. J. Priest
Jaho
County Fines Totaled Two Thousand One Hundred Fifty
Prohibition offenders faced stiff penalties with fines and jail terms discussed by county officials. Fines ranged from 300 to 500 dollars for individuals including Barlotti Pelegrini Viretti Hadji and Larson, with several cases awaiting trial or further actions in district court. The report also notes probate for James Mickelson’s estate valued at about 600000 dollars and varied divorce actions settled or continued in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Larson
Mary
Chester Sebastino
T. Nishi
Fred Anderson
T. Nagiano
Mick
Mickelson
Bryant M. Ar
Fillman
Robert Kiddy
Violet Aay
Fannie Chamberlain
Cokeville
Ad. Chamberlain
Chamberlains
Jacoby
Washington
Oregon
Lillian Parker
Parker
John Bt. Curtis Whigh
Gresn Ver
Legion Team Wins 42 to 27 in Armistice Night Game
The American Legion basketball team defeated the Frogeaters 42 to 27 in the high school gym. Led by Sam Rosa and with strong contributions from Easton, Acton, Jones, and A Gilchrist, the Legion built a solid lead and withstood Frogeaters rallies. Jacolletti scored twice for the Frogeaters while Ross nailed key baskets and went four-for-four at the foul line. Substitutions and a lively crowd capped a fast, hard fought game amid tight attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Sam Rosa
Legion
Kemmerer
Ross
Pence
Easton
Acton
Jones
A. Gilchrist
Separe Ee
Seeen
Jacolletti
Frogeaters
Lgion
Ig Kaston
Lang
W. Gilchrist
Richmond
Reed
Bosone
Geer
George Sanderson Returns from Jackson Region Hunting Trip
George Sanderson came back Sunday from a hunting trip in the Jackson region. He reported a safe journey and no incidents during the outing.
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George Sanderson
Jackson
Armistice Day Urges Loyalty and Readiness
Mr. Henderson urged citizens to stand firm for the United States, prepare for future battles, and resist radical ideas. He framed World War I as a collective effort, credit due to all who served and those in support roles, stressing national unity and continued confidence in American leadership.
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America
Henderson
United States
War bonds and service urged on Armistice Day rally
Speakers praised Liberty bonds and War Savings Stamps as essential to the war effort. Mr Henderson urged civilians to honor the uniform and keep faith with veterans, while stressing support for ex servicemen. He spoke on disarmament, the need to limit armaments, and the duty of citizens to sustain the nation amid looming global challenges. The crowd responded with applause and emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bond
Armiatics
Mr Henderson
Jand
Nevr
Henderson
United States
Britain
Japan
United Tates
Prairies
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Croceres
Union Mer. &.Supply CO
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Fitzke
AM. Legion
Loyal Legion Post
Re Aio
Eevee
Panyaa Trac Rsi
Teibaine Ageler Foetory le 00S Co Sc
Air Wah
Hudson Bay Fur Company
Salt Lake City, Utah
Kemmerer Garage
Frank Hlachun
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