Visiting Odd Fellows Meet in Kemmerer for Forty-First Session
The Grand Lodge of Wyoming Independent Order of Odd Fellows convenes in Kemmerer for its forty first annual session. Officers include W L Kuykendall past grand sire and W G Owen grand master with local lodge No 31 Kemmerer hosting. The article notes nationwide lodge totals and favorable impressions for visiting brethren and Rebekahs. The Grand Encampment session also concluded with a report on an inside page.
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Grand Lodge of the
State of
Wyoming
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Kemmerer
Grand Lodge of
Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Order
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Denmark
Netherlands
Sweden
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Grand Ludue
United States
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Masonic Lodge Officers and Officials Named
Officers Kommercr Lodge No. 31 I.O.O.F. N. G. J. E. Casteel Wv. G. Wa. E. Pitt R. S. A. W. Anderson F. B.-C. W. Peterson Treasurer J. B. E. Johnson District Deputy Grand Master J. O. Wright Reception Wm E Pitt Kay Burke W A Hotel and Officers Ralph W. Smith Ed Nansen Paterson Floor E. R. Beckstead Chairman J. G Godmundsen J. H. Harris Decorations A. J. Forbes Chairman Lora Klingman Ivan J. Jones
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J. E. Casteel
E. Pitt
R. S.A
W. Anderson
C. W. Peterson
E. Johnson
J. O. Wright
Ae Kay Burke
A Hotel and Oreees
Ralph W. Smith
Eee
Ed Nansen
Paterson
E. R. Beckstead
J. G Godmundsen
J. H. Harris
A. J. Forbes
1Ora Klingman Ivan 3. Jones
Grand Lodge entertainment opens with reception and social
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a reception and musical social in the lodge parlors with ample room for discussions. A free Lyceum theater screening for members and families followed, then a grand ball and banquet planned for Thursday at the Lyceum theater and God Fellows building assembly hall.
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Grand Lodge
Rebekats
Lyceum Theatre
Rebekahs
Lyceum Theater
Fute Vintnerer Cafe
God Fellows Building
Foreman Defends With Wrench In Laborers Attack
Chronicle of a violence incident on a Oregon Short Line worksite where a foreman struck a drunken laborer with a monkey wrench, fracturing the skull. The injured man was treated at Lincoln County Miners Hospital by Dr Whitlock and is expected to recover. Local laborer Bichwralbe from Big Pimmy plans to raise bananas after a painting job.
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Oregon
Lincoln County
Bichwralbe
Big Pimmy
Knowles Held Up Near River Bank Car Burglary Case
William Knowles, a special detective for the Oregon Shot Line Railway, was robbed and tortured by tramps about a half mile south of McCammon depot. They bound him, stole his gold watch and chain, his gun, and $21, and fled as a passenger on a train spotted his position.
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McCamimon News
Wm. Knowles
Oregon Shot Line Railway Company
Knowles
McCammon
Willows
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Civil Service Exams For Forest Rangers In Wyoming
The United States Civil Service Commission announces exams for assistant forest rangers to be held in Afton and Jackson Wyoming on October 21 and 29. Applicants must be able-bodied men aged 21 to 40 and fit for outdoor life. A medical certificate is required and the test covers fold test, reasoning, surveying, lumbering, mining, livestock, and general intelligence. Residents of the state and knowledge of local conditions are preferred.
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United States Civil Service Commmission
Afton
Jackson
Wyoming
Sargent charged with sheep theft at Cokeville forest reserve
Toils Bie Piney Examiner L W Sargent of Beaver was arrested for stealing a small flock from Cokeville Livestock Co on the forest reserve March 28. Sheriff S Ed Hamson arranged arraignment before Justice C C Leavite of Afton, Sargent waived examination, bond set at 1200. Sargent, longtime Green River valley resident, hopes to prove innocence. Bert Pelligrini sold Granger hotels and returned to Kemmerer. Ernest Stinson has taken over hotel business in Granger, tightening control.
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L. W. Sargent
Beaver
Cokeville Livestock Co
Cokeville
S. Ed. Hamsen
Afton
C. C. Leavite
Sargent
District Court
Green River Valley
Bert Pelligrini
Granger
Kemmerer
Ernest Stinson
Detained Man Rescued as Train Creek Attack Probed
Freight Agent Geo Burns and companions found Knowles tied and bruised beside the track after an assault. He was released and a night-long posse pursuit followed, with Knowles describing the attackers. Rail crews across the region remained vigilant for suspicious hoboes posing on trains.
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F. H. Chapin
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Guacmares
the City Drug Store
C. A. Christmas
Welcome
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W. L. Kuykendall
Saratoga
Lancestes
B. W. Johnson
Depair
W. G. Owen
Jafaro
Acaad
Albert Berner
Laramie
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Thomas Cottle
Greener
A. M. Startzell
Raw
Piers Rea
Rod Toa
F.C. Poll
Ter Oath
D. L. Carr
Basin
D. A. Tink
W. Johnson
Newcastle
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Forest Examination
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co