Summer Resort Planned in Fall River Basin
Plans to build a summer resort in the Fall River Basin gain government attention as applications for land and water rights are filed. Key players include H Chapin of Kemmerer, Vern Hopkins of the Midwest Oil Company, Art Herr of Denver, and Harry Keefe of Winchester Armory, with construction slated to begin and tentatively complete by July.
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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 Montana Business Move
Albert Leninger departs for Kalispell Montana to enter a new business venture. He has been employed at the Curtis Seer store where he made friends who wish him well as he begins this next chapter.
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Mr. Allert
Kalispal
Mont
Albert
Che Goldet
Almaci
F.be
Curtis Seer
Dan Crafton Fucut Granted Bail After Arraignment
Dan Crafton Fucut of Green River Valley was arraigned in Kemmerer on murder charges but held to district court with bail set at 1000 dollars. His supporters including John C Budd posted bail. Crafton planned to remain at his wife Jett Crafton’s ranch near Merns in Horse Creek country as he awaits a May court appearance.
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 And Rose Ceremony Planned
Members of the Loyal Order of Moose prepare for initiation next Tuesday evening and a rose ceremony on Wednesday evening. Attendees include JB Stinson, D J Browne, Rich McMian, Neilson, Bagnell, Bert Carillo, Jim Lindsay, Art Peskin, Paul Scott, and Al Scott as the organizing group urges participation.
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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 at Wheatland asks Wyoming citizens to support homeless children during Thanksgiving. The letter urges donations to fund Christian home training and care for seven children last year, with a tag-day planned by Lincoln Chapter No. 28, Order of Eastern Star on November 24.
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Europe
Allie Jewell
Wyoming Children's Home Society
Wheatland
Wyoming
The
Wyoming Society
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Order of Eastern Star
Dismissal for Rosenberg and Levesque in landed case
Despite charges tied to a homestead dispute, Jim Rosenberg and Joe Levesque had their cases dismissed after bond investments and prolonged efforts to locate Alex Revel who faced false affidavits and vanished. Revel’s arrest last summer preceded his disappearance and ongoing searches continue amid substantial expenses.
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Jim Rosenber
Alex Revel
Hie
Joe H. Levesque
Rosenberg
Cheyenne
Twin Falls
Alex
Sheepmen Lose Cases in Local Court Verdicts
At the adjourned term of the Third District court in this city two jury trials were conducted and disposed of. The State versus L. Rollins Jr and Stanley Rollins ended with a not guilty verdict after three days of trial. The civil suit by Jas Duncombe awarding $1000 and costs was continued, with further criminal action by the State resulting in no favorable outcome for the prosecution. Attorneys Ridgely and Ausherman represented the plaintiff. Taliaferro and Spaulding represented 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 Ranches
C. H. Kelly of Daniel notes a weak Omaha market for a large beef shipment and steer prices around 6.90 to 7.40 per hundredweight. Moorcraft cattle from Cora and a Evanston shipment lingered in yards. few feeders on hand and most cattle seen as common amid winter plans involving Mrs. Kelly and children seeking schooling.
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C. H. Kelly
Daniel
Omaha
Norlin
C.F. Webb
Lim
Moorcraft
Cora
Evanston
Byedvinas Ua
Kemmerer
Hunters Return With Three Lb Bear And Elk
Charley Huff returns from a hunting trip in the rays river country with Ernest and others. They secured a three pound bear and a good elk bead, then turned keys to a new county jail to the sheriff and left for the next voyage.
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Charley Huff
Rays River
Tie Tee Seme
Ernest
New County Jail
Sherille
Pune
Vladivostok Hopes Panama Canal Opens Rail Link for War Supplies
Vladivostok faces shortages as its rail network struggles to move war materials to the front. American freight cars and locomotives were ordered for the overland route to the Pacific port, with shipments delayed by the Panama Canal blockade and a canal-induced transport backlog.
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Vladivostok
Panama Canal
Russia
New York
Panama
We Do It faction of Wingasinee for read duriog he ww close at hand tur and
Readable fragments describe a faction named We Do It within Wingasinee near a closing moment. The text lacks clear events, dates, or organizations. The record preserves the fragmented mention while avoiding invented details.
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Wingasinee
Lincoln County Wool Growers Invites Farmers to Cokeville Event
Joe C. Kinney, president of the Lincoln County Wool Growers, announces invitations this week for a public gathering at Cokeville on November 28 and 30. A farmer’s dance and shepherds supper are planned, with attire emphasizing farmer costumes. Kinney notes ongoing prosperity due to coyote bounties and war-driven prices, but warns that public lands settlement and policy may shrink livestock ranges and raise meat prices in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Kinney
Cokeville
Lincoln County Wooll Growers Association
Kemmerer
Mr. Kinney
United States
Montana
Congress
House
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Grafton
First National Bank of
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Hy Willy
Kays
America
Lincoln County Wool Growers
Interon
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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