Italian Festival at Diamondville
The Monte Flin Alasca Daca degli Italian Society hosts a celebration in Diamondville on Sunday October 6 with a dance in the evening at the I Borino saloon. The Diamondville Orchestra will supply music and a parade will lead the event. Delicious steak and chops will be available from Kom Market.
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Monte Flin
Alasca Daca Degli Italian Society
Diamondvile
Tpanticipa
I Borino
Shih
Diamondville Orchestra
Diamondville
Bear Creates Bedlam at Camp Tepee Tent
Bear in Camp G W Fairchild spent days in town after summer with E Stocks sheep on the forest reserve. George recounted a bear tale from the camp. The animal entered a tepee tent through the door flap, raided bacon and ham, and after failing to find an exit tore through walls and floor, wound the tent into a ball, then exited leaving the outfit tangled.
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G. W. Fairchild
George
Bear
Hard Time Dance Planned in Snablet for Library Fund
Mrs Cora Wyman a teacher from the ablet schools visited Kemmerer on Saturday and announced a hard time dance will be held in Snablet on October 19 to raise funds for the school library now starting. Wyman and her daughter Miss Grace Wyman taught there last term with excellent results and have returned for this term. Sublet schools enroll about 70 pupils this term.
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Cora Wyman
Kemmerer
Snablet
Wyman
Grace
Wymann
Attempted Burglary at Mountain Trading Co Store
An unknown man attempted to break into Mountain Trading Co. in Diamondville by entering through a rear window. Night Watchman Wm Murphy confronted him as he rifled drawers and fumbled with the cash register. the intruder was captured at gunpoint, jailed, and ordered to district court after a preliminary hearing before Judge Rosenburg in Kemmerer. Deputy Sheriff Carl Rogers transported the prisoner to Evanston.
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Mountain Trading Co
Diamondville
Mercantile and Coal Company
Wm. Murphy
King
Carl Rogers
Evanston
Ralph Smith Chosen Republican County Chairman
At a meeting of the executive committee of the Republican county central committee last week, Ralph Smith of Kemmerer was selected as county chairman. Smith, a bright young Republican of Uinta county, was the only candidate defeated on the Republican legislative ticket at the late primaries and is noted for his statewide role as secretary of the Republican state convention in Cheyenne. The Republican ticket candidates plan to sweep Kemmerer tomorrow for campaign steps and headquarters in the Downey building will be opened this week.
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Republican County Central Committee
Ralph Smith
Kemmerer
Smith
Uinta County
Sith
Cheyenne
Te Sweble
Downey Building
New Pump to Be Installed in Kemmerer Water System
Kemmerer’s water supply was briefly cut Friday as mains were rearranged to feed railroad tanks directly. Improvements progressing to create a top state water system with a 14000 gallon per minute pump to be active next week. Water mains to the new hospital are under construction this week as Charley Lamberson rushes mains completion before winter.
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Kemmerer
Charley Lamberson
Trainmen Promoted After Exams In First District
Promoted four first district firemen L H Berka M R Day Frank Preston and A Cochran earned throttle duties and engineer badges after exams. Heavy freight traffic spurred earlier promotions as fruit and stock shipments kept the line busy for months. Three veteran brakemen were moved to conductor on the extra board with Somes Ryan and Roy Phelps joining.
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L. H. Berka
M. R. Day
Frank Preston
A. Cochran
First District
Fred Somes
Dim Ryan
Roy Phelps
Montpelier Examiner
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Kodak
Moneey Ormes
Ghas, A. Christmas
Kommarket
F. Fitzpatrick
Wyoming
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City & Louis
Chicago & Paul
Minneapolis
Oregon
Union Pacific Railroads
D. E. Burley
Gen. Pass
Balt Lake City
Utah
Colorado Desert
Walter N. Wright
Walter Lee
Ivanhoe
Mocrati
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Democratic
U. S
Lyceum Theater
Cokeville
Mr. Kendrick
C. P. Arnold
Kemmerer Band
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