Noted Educator to Speak Here
Rev. EB Clower, pastor of the Methodist church, announces Chancellor Henry A. Buchtel of Denver University will give a free talk in Kemmerer on Saturday evening December 9. The topic is The Pleasantness of American Life and on December 10 Buchtel will preach at the local Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Clower
Methodist Church
Wear
Henry A. Buchtel
Denver University
Kemmerer
Clower
Buchtel
Thin City
S' Colorado
Serious Charges Brought Against Raymond Driver
John Green of Raymond, driver for Afton Cokeville Transport, is summoned to appear in Cokeville court after Mrs. Johnson accuses him of improper advances at her ranch. Green provides alibi evidence showing he was not near the house at the alleged time. Deputy sheriff Joey Twist investigates the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Raymond
Afton Cokeville Transportation Company
Johnson
Joey Twist
Cokeville
Boarding House Reopens as Frontier Seeks Miners
Oscar Simpson returns to Frontier with a cow from Sugar City and plans to reopen the Company boarding house closed three months. Jef Bell resigns. Cal Burt dies at the shop after an engine accident. John Dubinskey breaks an arm from a falling object. Louis Potter is killed in Rock Springs yards.
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Oscar Simpson
Frontier
Oscar
Sugar City
Cal Burt
No. & Mine
Hama_ fork
Tom Potter
Louis
Rock Springs
Wyo
Doing Nicely Word Receives Thin Week Status
Mr N K R 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
Propose Laws Tabled After Cheyenne Meeting
Dr C D Stafford visited Cheyenne last Friday to confer with the Btale Hoard of Molied Exambers about proposed laws to be presented at the ongoing legislative session. The hoard held a joint meeting with the mitote Bowed of Stealth to discuss key bills for the assembly.
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C. D. Stafford
Cheyenne
Btale
Bere
Cattle shipments continue to Opal with key consignors listed
Last week Opal saw no cattle depart to eastern markets. Shippers include Nels Jorgenson of Pine Dale with 11 cars on Tuesday and Wm Alexander Tom Brosman and John Ramm of Cora with multiple cars on Thursday. Additional cars were sent by Floyd Norris Big Piney L W Sargent Daniel Awatin Richardson Daniel A W Pape Daniel and Pat Conwell Horse Creek. Visitors in Kemmerer and trips to Cheyenne and Logan are noted along with hogs shipped by T Hunter Salmon marking a first for Opal.
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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
Things You Want to Know About by Our Special Correspondent
Diamondville notes from our special correspondent Mrs Crain who visits Omaha and other places. Local ladies host her farewell, while other residents update on resignations travel and church business and a planned barn project near the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Crain
Diamondville
Notice to Creditors in Wyoming Probate Case
In Lincoln County Wyoming District Court Probate division administrator Vrapk Prettter announces letters of administration issued September 23 1916 for the estate of John P Korpulek deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at Kemmerer within six months or be barred. exhibit claims within one year from letters date. Attorney Ivan Denne.
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Wyoming
Lincoln
John P. Korpulek
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Vrapk Prettter
Temptation Too Great Leads to Arrest in Kemmerer
Jon E. Brown a brakeman on a railroad line was arrested in Kemmerer Friday by Deputy Sheriff Gudmundsen on charges of stealing liquor from a railroad car. The whiskey, consigned to M. D. Meeks of Jackson, was seized. Brown was arraigned in local justice court and awaits a preliminary hearing under $100 bond.
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Jon E. Brown
Kemmerer Inez
Sherif Gudmundsense
M. D. Meeks
Jackson
Brown
Justics
Skinny's Greetings From J C Brown In Twin Falls Idaho
J C Brown familiarly known as Skinny now resides in Twin Falls Idaho and asks friends to remember him through Camera. He was formerly a conductor on the Cumberland branch and has earned a promotion to the main line.
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J. C. Brown
Twin Falls
Idaho
Cumberland
Woman Released from Jail Heads to California
Myrtle Miller, once jailed for erratic street displays in a nightgown, departed for California after promising to leave town. She had been arrested in a recent mental episode and released upon agreeing to relocate, leaving Wednesday as the mark of her departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Miller
California
Doan's Kidney Pills Cited By A Proud User
A testimonial from Fred Simons of Araphoe Wyoming claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pains and urinary trouble. He reports relief after a few doses and notes no further bother since. The ad promotes the product from Fowler Mitburn Co Buffalo N Y as the source and price.
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Dean
Fred Simons
Hox No
Araphoe
Wye
Mays
Down
Doan
Mr. Simons
Fowler-Mitburn Co
Buffalo
Notice of Contest in Homestead Entry No. 02595
Wal ter A. Muir of Rock Springs Wyoming files Nov 14 1916 to contest and cancel James F Laughlin homestead entry No 02595 for section 22 and portion of section 25 township 41 north range 114 west sixth principal meridian on grounds Laughlin has not resided or occupied the land since Jan 10 1911 and has not established residence. If Laughlin fails to answer under oath within twenty days after the fourth publication the entry will be cancelled without further hearing.
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Berial
Department of the Interior
United States Land Ofice
Evanston
Wyoming
James F. Laughlin
Conteston
Walter A. Muir
Rock Springs
Homstead
Kemmerer fatal railway accident investigation details
A 1916 Wyoming inquiry lists witnesses and trains near Kemmerer One Mile site after Calvin Parrish died while on railroad tracks. The report names officials such as John Joyce insurance representative, J B Davis, George Ross, and Eugene Brown, detailing engine movements and conditions.
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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
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