Winter Range Is Good For Granger Growth
Alderman J E Stinson reports Granger is gaining momentum with municipal water supply plans linking to U P tanks. Parish affairs advance while crosssing to the depot may become a pride as Mertinson moves hotel plans into Warren Hotel. Ernest notes strong Granger business. winter range remains best yet. Stinson then visits Fossil for hotel interests. Bachelor Girls organize for winter hosting. three new members join. Mr Joy and Miss Gladys Sullivan wed at Keokner on Sept 8. Joy formerly of Grace, now runs Rinehart studio. Ex aminer Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stinson
Granger
U. P
Mertinson
College Inn
Warren Hotel
Ernest
Stinson
Fossil
W. Joy
Gladys Sullivan
Grace
Kewmerer
Joy
Cirace
Rinehart
Lem
G.H. Greene
Montpelier
Republican Dance at Lyceum Draws Big Kemmerer Crowd
The Young Men's Republican club hosted a free dance last Saturday at the Lyceum with the Kemmerer orchestra. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the hospitality as partisanship showed a social mix with many Democratic supporters present. An election night dance is planned for November 3 with arrangements to receive election ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Lyceum
Kemmerer
Dloor
Hery
Partizanship la Nok
Urethea
Coming Events and Local Notices in Kemmerer
Community calendar lists events at the Lyceum including Bosary and the Beast on October 30 and Samson on October 11 with Davis Pictures, Halloween dance, and regular showings. Social notes mention Kemmerer visitors, road conditions from rain and snow, local business notes, and small ads for sale or rent homes in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosary and the Beast
Jocal Talent
Lyceum
Samson
Davis Pictures
Lycurtin
Hallowe
Bachelor Irks
Tuendays
Our Mutual Girl and Local Notices Digest
Fall voter registration urged on October 22 and the 3 last days. Local society notes include visits by Mayor W H Wyman, talks of theater shows, piano lessons, livestock movements, and various town notices. Rentals, sales, and business updates fill the Kemmerer and Cokeville area pages with community detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Hansen
W. H. Wyman
Cokeville
Albert Leininger
F. E. Curt
Boise
Old Commercial Club project and local notices in Kemmerer
The article notes the old Commercial Club building being raised and leveled on its foundation. It mentions Ed O Connor of Cokeville visiting for a Democratic rally, Pete Gordon of the Stock Exchange laid up with illness, and Charley Bonner on day duty. George Smith near Ferguson’s ranch is finishing a new residence. It reports railing repairs at the viaduct approach and urges caution with the old railing. It also highlights Kemmerer’s dental strength attracting patients from Oumadea and other cities, with local business ads for plumbing and heating services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed O'Connor
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Pete Gordon
The
Stock Exchange
Charley Bonner
Alsance
George Smith
Ferguace
Hamstork
Howe
Wagoss
Ksmow
Oumadea
Electric Service Work Expands Frontiers Lumber Yard Equipment
Construction begins on a building at Frontier Supply Co to house electricians and electric supplies. Increased demand for electric service prompts summer employment, with more supplies needed as cooking and heating increasingly rely on electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Supply Co
October Millinery Sale at Mrs. Wm MacFadden’s Kemmerer Wy
Ten day sale offers big reductions on trimmed hats for ladies and children at Mrs. Wm MacFadden’s in Kemmerer Wyoming. Winter is coming and heating plants can be cleaned and serviced by EN Plumbing with new sheet metal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacFadden’s
Kemmerer
Wyo
Mrs Enos Visits Kemmerer Reports Cattle Market
Mrs. Enos of Daniel visited Kemmerer last week departing from South Omaha she notes cattle on sale with 14 000 head sold first day and more the next day prices slump roe 7 06 other Enos party included W L Snider and Hob Martin shipments involved about cars Enos plans winter supplies Billy will visit ranch audience constitutional amendments require separate ballot box and 50 tin boxes prepared by Sullivan and Bickley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Enos
Daniel
Kemmerer
South Omaha
Enos
Will Arange
Billy
Messrs. Sullivan & Bickley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemmerer Hardware
Able Sale
Rhoades Commercial
Socialist
Lincoln County
State Senate
Layman Payne
Evanston
Alfead P. Roberts
Cleve ‘Mire
Hlakeeta
Ossum
Robert Manna
Davida Oval
Adve, KA. Hanne
Kees
Komen, Kemer
Carolyn Elliott
Mabel Goddard
Eatelle O'Boyle
Mable Dowmey
Union Mercantile & Supply Ge
Palmer House
Bert Dailey
Chas, Rathbun
Salt Lake City
Blyth Fargo-Hosking Co
Walter Gason
Green River
Stoner & Roberts
Mars
Omaha
George Spencer
Hamafork
Jake Herschler
Lionel Rathbun
Opal
Matt Amie
Diamondville
Emily Henderson
Claude Spears
Kansas City
C. Wainwright
Eloisa Allen & Co
New Kemmerer Theater
Kathryn
Gnasie Helbig
John Morgan
Roan Hill
Fosail
Roan
Peter Gordon
Bob Sheppard
U.Q
Oliver
United States Coal Co
Matt Whelan
LaBarge Ranch
Ernest Boyer
Charley McKay
Dempsoy Basin
E. L. Smith, Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trest Co
Sweeney
Sapphire Avenue
Charley Lamberson
Eeeee W. Tanner
John A. Bunting
John A
J. £. Erwin
W. B. Carlin
Mr. O'Neil
Buick
Mr. Hunting
Cottonwood Land and Live Stock Co
Mr.Carlin
Mra J. & Orr of
Pocatello
Mra Wu. Downey
Downey
Orr
Qurtis
Goll Whitwan
Wedessiay
Salt Lake
Whitenas
Kemmerer Wyoming
North Pine Avenue
Ite Founda
PITT
Box
Wyoming
Eloise Allen & Co
Cedar Avenue Avenue
Wah Sing Chung
Johnny Jamieson
Rock Springs
Harold R. Harrison
John Reed
Beckwith
W. E. Pitt
J. G. Matthews
James Mickelson
Big Piney
B.P.H. Co
F. J. Schermerborn
Ruth Roberts
Ernest Edgerton
Oakley
Carlin
Nevada
J.J. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
McKay & Morrow
Dave Johnson
Andrew Morrow
Mr. Johnson
Hiswatha
Utah
Gove
Kaumerer
Ladies Aid Society
Mra Steinhour
Froutier
Joe McDonald
Tn the Sick Met
Con Heady
Mrs. Enos
the Lyceum
Diamondville, Thurs
Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Con Brady & Co
WTO
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