Noted Educator to Speak Here
Rev. EB F Clower announces Chancellor Henry A Buchtel of Denver University will give a free address in Kemmerer on Saturday December 9. The talk titled The Pleasantness of American Life will be followed by a Sunday sermon. Buchtel, president of Denver University and former Colorado governor, strengthens the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Clower
Methodist Church
Wear
Henry A. Buchtel
Denver University
Kemmerer
Clower
Buchtel
Thin City
S' Colorado
Serious Charges Are Brought Against John Green
John Green of Raymond, driver for the Afton Cokeville transport company, has been summoned to appear in court after Mrs. Johnson on Green's ranch accuses him of improper advances one night last week. Green denies the charge, and deputy sheriff Joey Twist investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Raymond
Afton Cokeville Transportation Company
Johnson
Joey Twist
Cokeville
New Boarding House Opens as Frontier Faces Miner Shortage
Oscar Simpson returns to Frontier and plans to reopen the Company boarding house after three months closed. He traveled 200 miles by cow from Sugar City, taking 14 days and leaving him with sore feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Simpson
Frontier
Oscar
Sugar City
Doing Nicely Word Received Thin Week Status
Mr N KR Sroner underwent an appendicitis operation in a Salt Lake City hospital last Tuesday morning and is getting along nicely. Troscen Stoner and Mrs J A Larson were with their mother in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. KR. Sroner
Salt Lake City
Troscen Stoner
J. A. Larson
Stafford Leads Cheyenne Trip with State Hoard Meeting
Dr C D Stafford visited Cheyenne last Friday to convene with the Btale Hoard of Molied Exambers where he serves as president. The group met with the mitote Bowed of Stealth to discuss bills slated for the coming legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Stafford
Cheyenne
Btale
Bere
Opal cattle shipments slow with scattered carloads
Last week no cattle shipments left Opal for eastern markets. Nels Jorgenson of Pinedale sent 11 cars on Tuesday, while Wm. Alexander Tom Brosman and John Ramm of Cora sent several cars on Thursday.
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Opal
Nels Jorgenson
Pinedale
Wm. Alexander
Tom Brosman
John Ramm
Cora
Floyd Norris
Big Piney
L. W. Sargent
Daniel
Awatin Richardson
A. W. Pape
Pat Conwell
Horse Creek
Notable locals share news as Mrs Crain visits
Diamondville society notes Mrs D E Crain former resident visits, meets friends in Diamondville and prepares travel to Omaha. Parties honor her with Mrs T C Russell Mrs W C Rea and Miss Tena Sneddon hosting. Also reported: Miss Leonore Nell resigns from the telephone exchange to teach in Elliot. Mrs Harry Stevenson and Miss Flossie Smith visit Evanston for Mutual Improvement business. others travel or face local matters including James Hunter heading to Cheyenne for the grand jury, a new barn project, and Blaie Scott’s illness and possible operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Crain
Diamondville
Harry Stevenson
Flossie Smith
Evanston
Mormon Church
Mutual Improvement Association
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of John P. Korpulek
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County District Court in Probate notices letters of administration granted September 23 1916 to the undersigned for the estate of John P Korpulek deceased. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to Volap Pretter administrator at Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming within six months after the date of letters or be barred from any benefits. Claims must be exhibited within one year from the date of letters or be forever barred. Dated November 9 1916. Vrapk Pretter Administrator Ivan Denne attorney.
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Wyoming
Lincoln
John P. Korpulek
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Vrapk Prettter
Temptation Too Great Arrest Starts Liquor Theft Case
Jon E. Brown a brakeman on a railroad line was arrested in Kemmerer Friday by Deputy Sheriff Gudmundsen. He faced charges of stealing one quart of whiskey from a railroad car consigned to M. D. Meeks of Jackson. Brown was arraigned in the local justice court and awaits a preliminary hearing under $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon E. Brown
Kemmerer Inez
Sherif Gudmundsense
M. D. Meeks
Jackson
Brown
Justics
Skinny’s Greetings J C Brown Now in Twin Falls Idaho
J C Brown known as Skinny now resides in Twin Falls Idaho and asks friends to remember him through Camera columns. He was formerly a conductor on the Cumberland branch and has since secured promotion to the main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brown
Twin Falls
Idaho
Cumberland
Released inmate Myrtle Miller heads for California
Myrtle Miller, once jailed after a spree through town in disordered state garments, departed for California after city authorities freed her on promise to leave. She had been arrested recently during a disturbed episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Miller
California
Dean's Kidney Pills Stated Cure For Backache
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a treatment for weak kidneys and backache. It cites a testimonial from Fred Simons of Araphoe Wyoming praising the remedy after relief from kidney pain and urges readers to buy Doan's at dealers.
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Dean
Fred Simons
Hox No
Araphoe
Wye
Mays
Down
Doan
Mr. Simons
Fowler-Mitburn Co
Buffalo
Notice of Content Berial No 02595 Contest 226
Wal ter A. Muir of Rock Springs Wyoming filed on November 14 1916 a contest to cancel Homestead Entry No 02595 for section 22 and part of section 25 Township 41 North Range 114 West sixth principal meridian. The contestant alleges the entryman has never resided or lived on the land since January 10 1911 and has not continuously resided for five years. The entry will be cancelled if the respondent fails to answer within twenty days after the fourth publication and prove service of a copy of the answer on the contestant. Publication dates listed November aa 1916 November 2 1916 December 6 1916 and December ia 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berial
Department of the Interior
United States Land Ofice
Evanston
Wyoming
James F. Laughlin
Conteston
Walter A. Muir
Rock Springs
Homstead
Kemmerer One Mile Board Fatality Incident Report
An 1916 investigation details a fatal railway accident near Kemmerer Wyoming. Calvin Parrish, a car repairer, and switch crew member Hemet Sennate were injured or killed after a man walked onto tracks as engine crews cleared multiple trains near Kemmerer One Mile Yard. The inquiry names railroad workers, dates November 11 16, and engine movements as part of determining liability. The report notes visibility was poor at dusk and identifies track and engine actions surrounding the incident.
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Cal Burt
No. & Mine
Hama_ fork
John
Joyce
Dr . Guagineer
Kemmerer
Wyo
J.B. Davis
Idaho
George Ross
Wro
Find
Calvin Parria
Kemmerer Company
Prontier
Wyoming
Old One
Hemet Sennate
Ratra
Kemmerér
Foust
Tnstractions
Hodges Pass
Bnet
Heer
Eugene ©. Brown
Charles W. Strife
Yar
Bert
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Frontier Agents— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agents
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Frontier News
Coal City
Lenora Green
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Boker House
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Guy Rose
Sublet
Hook Springs
Guy Rowe
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Mitchell
Western Weighing and Inspeption Bureau
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William Graham
James Chrisman
Gay Pyle
Vega Miller
Florence Sparr
Zenis
Ohio
Sparr
C. P. MacGlashan
Dan Harrison
Tran
W. J. McGinnis, Sr
Logan
Utah
Midway
Frank
Utah Agricultural College
Carload
Hugh
R. Balmer
The
State Board of Sheep Inspectors
James Petre
Finley
Earl Haggerty
George Burton
J.J. Carollo
Wm Vicars
B. J. Carollo
James Hunter
Grand
David Flockhart
Blaie Scott
Ivan & Denne
Atlorony
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Alea Nisbet
der. Ia
Oregon Sort Line Railroad Company
Ehort Line
John F. Joyce
Public Gun Blaser
Fad District Inc. Rows
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Reo
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Kemmerer, Wy
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