Plan to Build Summer Resort in Fall River Basin
A proposed summer resort in the Fall River Basin, with a timber and road plan, has attracted a government land permit and a contract for completion by July. Key figures include H Chapin of Kemmerer, Harry Keefe of Winchester Armament, Vern Hopkins of Midwest Oil, Art Herr of Denver, and Travis overseeing dyking. The project aims to place Granite Hot Springs area under public use while surrounding lands await Forest Service designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall
H. Chapin
Kemmerer
Ister
Famou Honter
Trapper
James
Scial Wales
Chapin
Bear Santer
Harry Keefe
Winchester Arma Com Mn
Benberg
Forest Service
Albert Leninger Leaves Kalispell for New Work
Albert Leninger leaves Kalispell Montana to pursue business opportunities. He previously worked at the Curtis Seer store in the town, where friends wish him well as he starts a new venture in the region.
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Mr. Allert
Kalispal
Mont
Albert
Che Goldet
Almaci
F.be
Curtis Seer
Crafton granted bail in Kemmerer murder case
Dan Crafton pleaded not guilty to murder in Kemmerer Justice Court. The judge indicated the charge should perhaps be manslaughter, bail set at 1000 dollars posted by John C Budd of Marbleton. Crafton, with wife Jett, will move to Mrs Crafton's ranch in Horse Creek country for the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Crafton
Green River Valley
Kemmerer
John C. Budd
Marbleton
Marbleton, One of the Closest Friends That Mr. Dalley
Mr. Crafton
Jett Kemmerer
Crafton
Charley
Moose Initiation Promised for Loyal Order of Moose
It will be ten of thes next Tuesday evening with candidates for initiation into the Loyal Order of Moose. A big event follows Wednesday evening with a rose ceremony as the big den comes off. Members are urged to attend and support the group.
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Init
Order of
Mooan
Stinson
Chapin
D. J Browne
Rich McMian
Fete Neilson
Ren Bagnell
Bert J Carollo
Jim Uindesy
Art Peskinpaurh
Aler Scott
What Is Your Child Worth To Help Homeless Wyoming Children
A plea from Allie Jewell of the Wyoming Children's Home Society urges Wyoming citizens to donate at Thanksgiving to care for homeless children in the state. The appeal notes hundreds of orphans in Europe and asks for gifts to provide Christian home training, with Lincoln County highlighted and a November 24 tag day planned by Lincoln Chapter No. 28, Order of Eastern Star.
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Europe
Allie Jewell
Wyoming Children's Home Society
Wheatland
Wyoming
The
Wyoming Society
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Order of Eastern Star
Case Dismissed in land proof case involving Jim Rosenberg
Charges withdrawn against Jim Rosenberg in a land proof case after federal scrutiny over homestead work near Twin Falls. Joe H. Levesque also faced the same charge but was dismissed. both men had $7000 bonds. Alex Revel faced false affidavits charges and remains missing after a prior arrest.
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Jim Rosenber
Alex Revel
Hie
Joe H. Levesque
Rosenberg
Cheyenne
Twin Falls
Alex
Sheepmen Lose Cases At Adjourned Third District Term
At the adjourned term in this city two important jury trials were conducted and disposed of. The state v L Rollins Jr and Stanley T Rollins ended in a not guilty verdict on the brand burglary charge after jury deliberations. The civil action last December awarded James Duncombe $1,000 and costs, with the state appealing but ultimately failing to overturn the decision. Lawyers involved included Ridgely of Cheyenne and Ausherman of Evanston for the plaintiff and Taliaferro of Rock Springs with Spaulding of Evanston for the defendants.
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Third District
L. Rollins, Jr
Stanley T. Rollins
Jas. Duncombe
Crim
Rollins
Cattle Market Report From Daniel and Nearby Farms
C H Kelly of Daniel returns from Omaha with a large cattle shipment reporting a low market. C F Webb sold big cattle at 7.40 and others at 6.90. Moorcraft cattle from Cora and a shipment from Evanston spent days on the market. Few feeders remain. most cattle seen as common. Mrs Kelly plans to move here with children for schooling this winter.
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C. H. Kelly
Daniel
Omaha
Norlin
C.F. Webb
Lim
Moorcraft
Cora
Evanston
Byedvinas Ua
Kemmerer
Hunters Return from Ray River Trip With Three Lb Bear
Charley Huff came back from a hunting expedition in the rays river country with Ernest and they claim three pounds of meat and a bear. The party reported a brief stop at Meminarer to hand over county jail keys to Sheriff and then left for the whpeds to bake the te Vreavieo and Sauwapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Huff
Rays River
Tie Tee Seme
Ernest
New County Jail
Sherille
Pune
Vladivostok Hopes for Panama Canal Route to Supply War Front
Amid shortages, Vladivostok seeks Panama Canal passage to move 450 locomotives and railway materiel. Russian forces fear supply delays as Pacific routes face long transports and a slide-restricted Panama route blocks direct access from New York freight.
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Vladivostok
Panama Canal
Russia
New York
Panama
We Do It faction of Wingasinee reads during tense closure
A fragment reports the We Do It faction of Wingasinee during a near closure period. The text hints at ongoing discussions and a sense of urgency as events near an expected end.
Lincoln County Wool Growers Leader Outlines Public Land Policy
Joe C. Kinney president of the Lincoln County Wool Growers Association visits Kemmerer to invite the public to a November 28 and 30 gathering in Cokeville with a farmer themed dance. He praises prosperity from war prices, notes sheep supply declines due to west public land settlement, and warns that expanding homesteads will curb livestock and raise meat costs.
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Joe C. Kinney
Cokeville
Lincoln County Wooll Growers Association
Kemmerer
Mr. Kinney
United States
Congress
Montana
House
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Grafton
First National Bank of
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TWE Cattle Market
Hy Willy
Kays
America
Wingasinee
Lincoln County Wool Growers
Interon
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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