Railroad Notes From the Local Depot Crew
Mr and Mrs W E O Brien return from Silver Bow Montana where he resumes duty as switch engineer on 4780 Cendiletors Moon and Banyard oversee trains 26 They are from Pocatello Engineer Burk of Montpelier runs Ping Pong W 0 Pace arrives from Montpelier to run between here and Green River Talbot Bloom becomes assistant machinist at the roundhouse George Poulos the car repairer injures ankle November 5 and remains in hospital Elmer Young expected back soon Bub Wright quits duties last Monday Pay car makes first depot appearance Big Piney freighter George Porer’s truck loses brakes on Holden hill causing a near run off the road recalling a fatal past accident on that hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. O’brien
Silver Bow
Mont
Mr. O'Brien
Big Piney
George Porrer
Holden Hill
Bondurant Notes from the Jackson Hole Region
W C Bowlsby and Art Hicks returned from Jackson Hole with grain and vegetables. Rebs Hallenberg of Mendota Michigan left on the stage after the hunting season in Asia. Hallenberg plans wintering in Sioux City before returning to Illinois. Cligile Johnson moved to Bondurant ranch to feed stock and trap with Herschel Bondurant. Donald Killicott at Hansen ranch, soon Casper oil fields. Autumn snow piles up as winter nears. Pearl Schlosser ends term, heads to Worland Wyoming for a longer school term. Tee Koontz reports road conditions after Snake River canyon trip with potatoes. Mail schedules shift as upper Scott ranch becomes halfway station. Frank M Hansen drives basin end of the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bowlsby
Art Hicks
Jackson Hole
Mr. Rebs, Hallenberg
Mendota
Asia
Mr. Hallenberg
Sioux City
Mlinois
Clgile Johnson
Bondurant
Herschel Bondurant
Donald Killicott
Hansen Ranch
Mr. Killicutt
Casper Oil Fields
Pearl Schlosser
Worland
Wyo
Tee Koontz
Snake River Canyon
Scott Ranch
Frank M. Hansen
Basin
Kemmerer High School Joins North Central Association
Dean R. Maxwell of the University of Wyoming inspected Kemmerer High School for membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Universities and secondary schools. The school was admitted as a regular member enabling its graduates to enter any member college or university without preliminary exams. the association covers Idaho to Pennsylvania and Oklahoma to the Canadian boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Maxwell
University of Wyoming
North Central Association of Colleges and Universities and
Association
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Sheriff Arrests Man and Seeks Extradition
A man named Oberd was arrested by Sheriff Oakley before revealing his past. He was taken to Kemmerer County jail and insisted on returning to West Virginia without extradition. The Kemmerer sheriff telegraphed Mongolia County to arrange transfer east, with a reply signaling an offer for Oberd to be sent east. Oberd had been in Cumberland for months with no known trouble there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberd
Kemmerer
West Virginia
Oakley
Mongalia
W. Va
Morgan Speaks Armistice Day Address on Labor Reform
Morgan reflected on the Capital building workers paid fifty cents daily and twelve hours shifts. He argued that organized effort improved workers’ conditions, leading to the eight hour day widely adopted, with exceptions in the steel industry, and noted living conditions of the laboring class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spanish War Veterans Banquet and Local Sports in Kemmerer
The night featured a banquet at C O F Hall with Spanish American War Veterans as guests of honor. Speakers praised the Legion and veterans. anecdotes from Captain Hocker and Major Calverley highlighted late 19th century cavalry. Kemmerer basketball beat Rock Springs 39 to 20, then danced the night away, described as a memorable community event. The paper also notes a court case involving Krall and Lasich, the Canvassing Board reporting heavy ballot scratching in Lincoln County, possibly delaying outcome certainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benquet
C. O. F. Hall
Mr. Moyer
Mr. Morgan
Legion
Bob Hocker
Hocker
Talcott
W. J. Bryan
Buck” Wright
Louie
Mr. Jones
Florida
Angus Mac Toure
Methodist Church
Kemmerer
Rock Spings
Santchet
Rob Springs
Lasich On Trial For Murder In Krall Case
The trial recounts Lasich firing at Krall after warning him to stop. Krall was wounded in the leg and died later. Dr. Roe testified the death was due to the gunshot. Defense cites self defense and intervening causes, noting a long-standing dispute and land homestead history in Fonte nelle district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krallt
Lasich
Never
Dr. Roe
Krall
Abtoranya Sammon
Utie
Batnmon
Lavich
Fontenelle
Viasine
Fragmented OCR Teases Local Notice Incomplete
The readable fragments show a local notice with action and officials but key details like date and place are missing. This brief item hints at a civic action and potential deadlines, but specifics remain unclear from the fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Diamondville— Mountain Trading Co
Frontier— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Cokeville
Schill's Drug Co
Evanston
Wyoming
Cendiletors
Moon and Banyard
Pocatello
Burk
Montpelier
Pace
Here
Green Tver
Talbot Bloom
Buick
The
Roundhouse
George Poulos
Elmer Young
Bub Wright
Bondurant Notes
Kemmerer High School
Morgan
Underwood
Remington
Forelen Mulleer
Anwar
Hilbegow
EB. D. Ritchey
Downey Hide Kemmerer
Wpo
Mr. Krall
Sammon
Old
State
George Boris
Boris
P. Crook
K. Shipp
A. Paethercott
Eins Roberts
Orlando. Barcus
Eldon P. Allred
R.A. Mat Chas. Monteer
W. L. Paulson
Groutage
Lincoln County
Sublet
Justice of the Peace
Aes Ee
Ublican County
Posessor
Steve Lasich
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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