Telephone Safety First Meeting in Montpelier
A. Brown, district manager of Mountain States Telephone, visited Montpelier to discuss slow district development and tight appropriations. He noted efforts to expand a Kommmerer to Cokeville line were dropped after overburdened poles were found, with no construction planned next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Montpelier
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rock Springs
Kommmerer
Cokeville
Western Union
Altho
Kemmerer
Logan Evanston
Ogdes
Symes Returns to Manage Blythe Fargo Hoskins Store
Friends announce George 8 Symes will relocate from Cokeville to Kemmerer to take his home and move his family when possible. He previously managed Mountain Trading Co in Oakley, then Cokeville Mercantile Co, overseeing the grocery department. Now he assumes management of the Blythe Fargo Hoskins grocery department, with strong qualifications from his long store experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8
Symes
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Mountain Trading Go
Oakley
Cokeville Mercantile Co
Blythe Fargo Hoskins
Intermountain cattle shipment heads to San Francisco market
About 200 head from C H Kelley Dr Montrose and Austin Richardson were sent to San Francisco last week, indicating sustained demand on the coast. The stock, shipped in Kelley and Montrose autos, sold mostly at 65 to 87 dollars per head. Most herds are not cut closely this year, with hopes for better prices in late winter or next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
San Francisco
C.H. Kelley
Dr. Montrose
Austin Richardon
Kemmerer
Montpelier Sneeddon visits family and Idaho hopes grow
Sneddon of Montpelier spent the weekend in Hiamondwville with his parents and family. He has worked in the Limbering business in Montpelier for three years after previously serving as secretary to a U S Senator in Washington. He plans to remain in Idaho as he believes the state will prosper and that crops reward farmers this year.
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Montpelier Hall
Sneddon
Montpelier
Hiamondwville
Thomas Sneddon
Mra
Bob
Washington
DD. Cy
Ulavit
Idaho m
Bermuda Visit Highlights Jager Family Ties
Bermuda trip notes a visitor, Willow L Jager, son of J F doyoe of Kommerer, seen in Kem dures en route from Salt Lake to New York. The text praises long travel across continents and mentions plans for December to sail the Bermuda Route, with copper wine references and a roaming surveying contextless note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow L. Jager
J. F. Doyoe
Kommerer
Salt Lake
New York
Jayew Bas Howe
Chile
Sant Annceton
Bermuda
Gasoline Fire Burns Garage Proprietor and Assistant
Earl Hamilton owner of the Hamilton Garage and assistant Tony North sustained severe burns last week from gasoline. A pail containing raw oil splashed on a fire, and gasoline added to the can caused a flare damaging their faces and hands. They are recovering with bandaged heads and Dr. Hocker attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hamilton
Hamilton
Tony North
Wey
Mrs Harriet L Chrisman Dies in Ogden Home Funeral
Harriet L Chrisman mother of Hon J W Chrisman of Upal died at her Ogden home 2882 Washington Ave service conducted by J E Carver with musical selections by Misa Browning and Thomas born Vermont 1833 came west in the 0s lived in Ogden 20 years four sons and two daughters survive large attendance including friends from Wyoming floral offerings were elaborate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdeo Examiner
J. W. Chrisman
Upal
Harriet L. Chrisman
Washington Avenue
J. E. Carver
Misa Ea Browning
Thomas
Vermont
St. Joseph
Omaha
Cheyenne
Laramie
Green River
Ogden
The
Wyoming
New Mine Inspector On Job Despite Tricky Report
A perplexing notice reports on a new mine inspector with details about an incident in Cumberland dated in November. It states a con and weight figures, mentions mother and son recovering, and notes the state mine inspector remains on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuuberland
Litigation Over Eye Injury Damages In Cumberland Case
Damages sought by Peter Gaspard of Cumberland against Lilo Macille Coal Co after an explosion from a shell during a store purchase injured his eye. M Bagley, claims attorney, and M Suvith of the legal firm attended depositions on the Cumberland matter. Hearing held at the Law office with related notices and local business mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. M. Bagley
Fivorge M. Suvith
Lilo Macille Coal Co
Monlay
Peter Gaspard
Cumberland
la Vter
Cokeville Wool Growers Meet Plans Two Day Convention
On Tuesday December 9 Cokeville hosts the annual Lincoln County Wool Growers association convention. The gathering features a business program and planned entertainment for visitors and attending wives. Stockmen expect important discussions on range protection and forest conditions with forest officials. The event aims for a broad turnout and includes a grand banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Lincoln County Wool Growers Association
Wyoming National Forest
Lincoln County
Chinese store to open after Old Odd Fellows sale
A Chinese store plans to open after the sale of the Old Odd Fellows building owned by Dr. J. Ry, Marquis to Lee Bing Wah of Rocky Springs. J. W. Sammon was the agent in the 33500 cash deal. Wah plans to open four Chinese general stores in Kemmerer once the property is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Dies on the Tracks Fred Patton Killed Near Sage
Fred Patton section foreman for Sage station died after likely riding between freight cars and slipping under a moving train. His body found after No. 0 passed and taken to Kemmerer for burial planning. He formerly worked for Oregon Short Line at Soda Springs and leaves a wife and two sons, plus his parents and siblings. His funeral will be held from Walker's chapel with Woodmen of the World and Palm Leaf Circle participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Patton
Sage
Fossil
Kemmperer
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Patton
Oregon Short Line
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Will T. Walker
Walker
Pocatallo Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Palm Leaf Circle
Arrests and fines in Japanese gamblers case
Eight Japanese gamblers arraigned before Police Judge I L Palmer after last week’s roundup led by Marshal Rich McMinn were fined 25 dollars each. A house proprietor received 50 dollars in a post-arrest scramble, while several suspects escaped. McMinn recovered a roll of 100 dollars found on a car and the owner was later identified and the money returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich McMinn
I. L. Palmer
Prietor
Marshal McMinn
Cattle Shipment From E Halfway Area Leads to Omaha
Harry Mann drove cattle from his ranch near E Halfway to Omaha last Thursday, accompanied by Walter Fenner who shares his livestock business interests. Mann notes about 500 tons of hay stacked from this year’s labor and says prospects for Green River area are excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mann
Omaha
Walter Fenner
Mr. Mann
Harry
Green River
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Mgr
Monty
Grandma
Grandpa
the City Drug Store
C. A
Safety First Committee
Montana
Pocatello Tribune
Chaingon
Sponta
Maho Falls
Mackay
Camas
Silver Bow
Lima
Drummond
Ashton
Duboise
Cokeville Meeting
Yale Deposit
Yale
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