McDonald Initiates with Shriners Party at Rawlins
W W McDonald lead a party including Kemmer er Diamondville and Frontier to Rawlins last Thursday for Shriners initiation. The group dressed in Shriner garb except McDonald who wore a dunce cap and was handcuffed during the formalities. The Rawlins gathering featured festive activities and the visitors returned Monday, reporting a splendid time and lively initiation scenes.
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Shriners
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Frontier
W. W. McDonald
Shriners Organisation
McDonald
Bis Escorta
Son
Rawlins
Eal
Fred Chapin
Marshall Reynolds
Watt Brandon
Mr. Hanks
Charles Christmas
H. BR. Christmas
Wm. Monay
Local Boy Joins Navy After Sudden Departure
Harold Harris left for Salt Lake City three weeks ago after obtaining funds due to him and enrolled as a sophomore. his parents Ed and Mrs. Harris of Frontier learned of his enlistment via a Salt Lake paper. He is training in San Francisco and will study electrical work before serving aboard ship in the Navy Electrical Corps.
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Igh
Harold Harris
Salt Lake City
Ed Harris
Frontier
Salt Lake
Navy
San Francisco
Massie
Teland Navy School
Navy Electrical Corps
Watts Buys Chrisman Sheep Herd in Opal Sale
James Chrisman reports selling his flock of 7 600 head sheep to George Watts. Watts has been leasing the stock from Chrisman for several months. the deal closed last Monday.
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James Chrisman
Opal
George Watts
Watts
Chrisman
Child Buried After Catholic Funeral Services
The small child of John Slaver nick of Sublet was buried in the local cemetery last Sunday after funeral services at the Catholic church. The child died Friday afternoon.
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John Slavernick of
Sublet
Local notices mix of visits events and theater shows
A jumble of society items from Kemmerer notes visitors from Lincoln Nebraska and Evanston to joyous hunts and theater at the New Kemmerer theatre plus school board meeting announced and residents traveling to Salt Lake City and Cincinnati references to painting and paper hanging services and local business ads. A late item mentions LeRoux selling a Canadian farm and moving to a Canadian city.
For Sale Restaurant at Opal in Wyoming
W L Fosdick of Opal Wyoming advertises a restaurant for sale. W R Bell of Long Beach California visited Kemmerer to explore Wyoming sites for business. William Sneddon, former K H S B Commercial class graduate, now works at Kemmerer Abstract and Realty with George Easton. both attend the local high school.
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William Sneddon
Kemmerer Abstract and Realty Company
George Easton
Community notices and travel updates from Randolph Utah area
Local items report A Sawaya expanding Kemmerer Shoe Store in Salt Lake City and Morgan King arriving in town with a Lincoln County Garage mechanic. Janet Cunnington visits Nicholson Cunnington relatives while GH Banks reports ranch travel mishap near Lava Mot Springs. A rally and gubernatorial event are briefly noted.
October Ten Days Sale at Mrs McPadden’s Millinery
The sale begins October 12 with big reductions on trimmed hats. Mrs William McPadden’s Millinery Store presents a fine line of headwear for customers seeking stylish selections.
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WM. McPadden
Kemmerer Notices and Local Updates
Notice reads L Thatcher unavailable to visit Kemmerer until December with nursing remarks. Ben Bell visiting Evanston. A marriage license issued to Anton Paspagran and Estelle Winlap of Salt Lake City. Wanted two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. W W McDonald resigns as First National Bank teller to start own business after visit to Salt Lake City. A 15 carat gold ring is advertised for return at Enithals store. Evening show at New Kemmerer theatre moved to 7 45 due to political meeting.
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Anton Paspagran
Estelle Winlap
Salt Lake City
Oakley News Tells of Accidents Visits and Local Doings
Mrs H Gordon suffered a serious nose bleed Sunday and had lost considerable blood though not life threatening. Mrs Artolett suspects there are worse crimes than Oakley as she left her husband for an unknown place. Mrs Herman visited Kemmerer on Monday. Loney Purdy family were Salt Lake visitors last week. Misses Martin and Zilar were in Weiters at Salt Lake City. Edward Verrier returned from the local hospital after an appendectomy and will be off work about two months. Church services were held Sunday afternoon directed by Bishop John Stevenson. Mrs A Baston was a business visitor in Kemmerer Monday. Ben Tamasi is recovering from injuries in the mine and uses crutches. Oakley is up to date with skaters learning in the hall owned by T Nishi of Kemmerer, John Holmes instructing. Shorty had a nail run through his shoe foot but the nail was removed with no serious injury. Miss Lord sister to Heber Lord of Coalville Utah is visiting Oakley. Floyd usually catches but Ira courted Miss Lord this time. John Hodges injured his foot at work in the mine Thursday. Andrew Easton and Chas Sneddon attended the dance at the new pavilion in Kemmerer Saturday night.
Kemmerer Shipments Reach Record Sheep Carloads
Last week set a record for Kemmerer in sheep shipments with 60 carloads leaving the laving stockyards. Eastward car supply solved a prior shortage as Quealy Sheep & Livestock Co. sent 14 to Chicago, Wexelberger 9 to Omaha, Keeper Livestock 7 to Chicago, Salmon Brothers 9 to Omaha, and Hatcher & Snyder 9 to Chicago. Walter Gaston of Opal bought a Maxwell from Up-to-Date Garage, and a Ford was sold to the same firm earlier in the week.
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Kemmerer
Laval
Quealy Sheep & Livestock Co
Chicago
Frank Wexelberger
Rock Springs
Omah
W. H. Maunders
Chicag
Keeper Livestock Co
Idaho
Salmon Brothers
Omaha
Hatcher & Snyder
Walter Gaston
Opal
Maxwell
Ford
Cokeville Moves to Third Class Post Office Station
The Cokeville post office increases status to third class due to rising business. The change reflects a busier office today than a year ago, per the Cokeville Register. The town lifts in activity as postal needs grow with local commerce.
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George Bourne
Cokeville
Cokeville Register
Dissolution of Millar Millinery Business
The firm formerly known as Millar & Bagwell Millinery has been dissolved and ownership transferred to Mrs. Lawrence Millar. All business should be conducted with her.
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Fim
Millar & Bagwell Millinery
Lawrence Millar
Democrats Speak Rally at Cumberland Hall
A Cumberland political rally drew local candidates Harrison Tanner Fitzpatrick Morrow Rose Wilson and Flora Chapelle with Loraine Rollins for the legislature. Justice Daniels presided as speakers were warmly received amid large turnout and strong Wilson labor support, followed by a Hunter Orchestra dance.
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Cumberland
Harrison
Tanner
Fitzpatrick
Morrow
Rose
Wilson
FloraChapelle
Loraine Rollins
Justice of the Peace Daniels of
Labor
Hunter
Mondell
Evanston Story Highlights Kidney Health Cure Claims
Driving for years with backache and kidney trouble, resident Divendarfer credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring normal kidney secretions and easing pain. He reports strong faith in the remedy after two public recommendations. Also notes Dan McArthur, pioneer of Cokville, died suddenly last week. he was a painter and devourer of good plan. He left no known relatives.
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Dan McArthur
Cokville
Good Plan Cokville
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Untis Gem
Penenger
Misaea
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Roy
Kemmerer Cigar Factory
Ruby Lewis
A. D. Hosking
Miss Lewis
Lincoln
Nebraska
Phil Twichel
Vioal
Centra
Twichel
Schwalbe & Sanderson
J. P. Polger
Evanston
Fall River Basin
Maggie Nicholson
Jackson Hole
Phess
Schwal- Sanderson
Frank Werelberger
Rock
P. J. Manele
D. J. Brown
P. Mischler
Mischler Brothers
Cincinnati
Ohio
LeRoux
Canada
W. L. Fosdick
Wyo
W. R. Bell
Long Beach
Califor
Nia
Mr. Bell
Wyoming
A. L
Randolph
Utah
A. Sawaya
Kemmerer Shoe
Sawaya
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Morgan King
Lincoln County
Jackson Sto
Janet Cunnington
Kommerer
Dr. Cunnington
Non Dua Vassar
Charles Vassar
GH. Banks
Lava Mot Springs
Banks
Coke
Big Pi
Kendrick
THE
Lyceum
Stinson & Swartz
Artie
Millionaire Kid
Atlantic
Mutual
John Drew
Universal
Joe Martin
Louis Lovely
Gilded Spider
Bluebird
L. A.gove
Ben Bell
M. D. Roberts
L. Thatcher
New Kemmerer Theatre
Fon Mercantilesr
Enithalsoo
First National Bank
Eastern Concord
McKay
Oakley
Mra
Joseph
Artolett
Mra. Herman
Loney Purdy
Sal Lake
Rial
Martin and
Zilar
Weiters
Edward Verrier
John
Harry Stevenson
William Jensen
John Stevenson
A. Baston
Ben Tamasi
T. Nishi
John Holmes
Shorty
Miss Lord
Heber Lord
Coalville
Floyd
Ira
John Hodges
Messrs
Andrew Easton
Chas. Sneddon
Kemmerer Yards
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Phelfer
J’ayne
George E. Bruce
B. Bruce
Galt Lake City
L. B. Kindall
Mrs. Kindall
WM. E. Pitt
Wm. Courtney
Sid
Dred
Stingaree
Alice Brady
Patho
Friangle
H. B. Warner In Shell
Salisbury
Wild Animal Pictures
Norma Talmadge
Devil’s Needle
Theda Bara
Hera
Drvven Fer
Fourth St
Wye
Diffendarfer
Dean
Divvendarfer
Milburn Co
Buffalo
A. Raways
Prue
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