Parlor Cars on Oregon Short Line Include Daylight Service
The Oregon Short Line plans daylight trains between Boise and Salt Lake City with eastern style parlor cars and a broiler kitchenette. Twenty eight revolving chairs and a four seat lounge will be provided, meals served at all hours, with an extra 1.25 dollar charge for parlor chair seats and 25 cents per 50 miles. An ala carte option will also be offered for non seating passengers.
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Oregon Short Line
Boise
Salt Lake City
Bartenders Form Local Union in Kemmerer
Bartenders met last Sunday to organize the Kemmerer bartenders into a local of the State Federation of Labor. Sixteen members signed up and officers were elected Billy Conroy president Billy McGinnis vice president Alex Scott treasurer and Joe Motto recording secretary. Papers sent and charter awaited to place the local in commission.
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AUB
Kemmerer
State Federation of Labor
Billy Conroy
Billy McGinnis
Alex Scott
Joe Motto
Mine accident claims life of Joe Remitz during lunch break
Joe Remitz, 41, was killed at No. 1 mine when a falling prop struck him as colleagues rested behind a large support. Coroner Embree opened an inquest, and his funeral followed at the Catholic church. Remitz leaves a wife and two children in Austria. brother Tony Remitz of Diamondville is named.
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Joe Remitz
No. 1
Kemitz
McGinty
Embree
Rewitz
undSo
Austria
Tony Remitzef Diamordville
Pioneers Leaving in Piney examiner
Nichols and Company sold out their stock to F A Fear and Son who will continue the business in Piney Examiners. Mrs Nichols will return to Bridgeport Connecticut. W B Nichols will winter in the western states. Fear and Son Clifton are longtime locals and promise the same service. Uncle Walt and Mrs Nichols will be missed from the store and community.
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Piney Examiner
J. B. Nichols and Company
F. A. Fear
Walt
Nichols
Good Roads Day Efforts Reported in Wyoming
Despite a busy period in Wyoming this past Saturday many residents did not have time to work on roads. Through efforts of Stafford and Judge Lowenberg two residents organized funds to support road work, with money to be used for local road improvements.
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Wyoming
Stafford
Lowenberg Alont
LeBarge District Roundup Aims to Move Cattle North
The stockmen of the Le Barge district plan a beef roundup starting September. They drive cattle from Pineys Mouth to Fontevelle through Ceavers, Dry Piery basin, and Lablerge areas, aiming to reach Maske toppers of the valley.
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le Barge Distriet
Pineys
Fontevelle
Yeater Guy
Piery Basin
Lublargyt
Pontevedle
Bridge Assured and Funds Secured for Spake River Span
The Aften Independent reports that Thomas W. White secured an Idaho appropriation of 5,500 and influenced efforts for a Wyoming grant. He met September 10 with Bonneville County commissioners to finalize plans. His persistent lobbying led to a credited achievement benefiting Star Valley.
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Aften
Thos. W
Necesar
Idaho
Spake River
Wyoming
Star Valley
Cattle Return to Quealy Yard After Range Break In
Cattle from the range entered the Quealy yard causing damage to garden and crops. Marshall Rich McMinn pursued and corralled the herd after a chase that lasted some time. The cattle are believed to originate from near Diamondville.
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Quealy
Marshall Rich McMinn
Diamondville
School Building Progressing Nicely
Work on the new high school advances as bricklayers finish their task and roof completion is planned for Saturday. Fathers will start basement work tomorrow and any ahead schedule will be rushed. T. B. Carnahan, veteran contractor, is appointed inspector by the school board.
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T. B. Carnahan
Printing and engraving services offered for notices and stationery
The office advertises printing and engraving for cards notices and business stationery at low prices. It offers samples and a line of weekly and monthly books blank pass books notebooks and related items with customizable options.
St Patrick’s Catholic Church Plans Dedication Services
St Patricks Catholic church announces dedication of the new chapel at Sublet with services Sunday afternoon September 41 at pm. Two masses will be held in Kemmerer near Sunday, the first at 4 o clock and the second at 10 a.m. Liby. T. D. Lywort, Pastor.
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St. Patricks
Sublet
Kemmerer
T. D. Lywort
Methodist Sunday Schools and Diamondville Kemmerer Services
Sunday schools at Kemmerer and Diamondville scheduled for 10 o'clock. Preaching services listed for Diamondville and Kemmerer with the times shown as mm and T40 respectively.
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Methodist
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Kemnter
St James Episcopal Church Announces Morning Services
St James' Episcopal Church invites worshipers to daily morning services at 1 oclock with a welcoming message for newcomers and visitors.
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St. James’ Episcopal Church
D. 5 Church Hawley Wheel
Suny otter i weal ae Hieuisalo BY art.
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Church Hawley Wheel
Noted Hunter Visits in Lincoln County
Jackson Hole visitors Mr Daniel DeWeese of Can City Colorado and his wife traveled from Yellowstone Park to Lincoln County last week after a trip with 4 pack outfit. DeWeese, a famed hunter, earlier crossed this region in 1874 on a Red Lodge Montana route to Colorado and plans a fishing trip with W P Redmond if weather permits.
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Ackson Hole
Danl DeWeese
Can City
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Mr. de Weese
Red Lurge
Montana
Mr. DeWeese
Jackson
DeWeens
Alaska
Smithsonian Institute
W. P. Redmond
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