Odd Fellows Leave for Home After Grand Lodge Session
The last of the Grand Lodge representatives and their ladies departed Kemmerer for home after four days of hospitality. Despite bad weather, the city impressed visitors with ample quarters and orderly conduct. A Lyceum theatre motion picture, a ball and banquet, and a late supper highlighted the program. The next meeting place for the Grand Lodge is Thernopolis.
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Kemmeter
Kemmerer Lodge I, 0
C. F
Gand Lodge
Lyceum Theatre
Lyceum Hall
Kemmerer Orchestra
Thernopolis
Grand Lodge
Encampment Branch for Kemmerer Granted Charter
At the Grand Encampment meeting held Tuesday a petition for a new encampment branch was presented by Kemmerer Lodge 1 U C F No 31. The charter was granted and the new order will begin with 16 charter members. First year officers include Wom Pitt chief patriarch A G Gudmundson high priest Ed Hansen senior warden Kay Burke junior warden W Peterson scribe BW Smith treasurer.
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Kemmerer Lodge
Wom
Pitt
A. G. Gudmundson
Coal Company Holds Delaware Incorporated Annual Meeting
The United States Coal Company held its annual meeting in Wilmington Delaware. Directors elected include M Conroy Prugh Company Witteburg E E B Thomas and others with a new board to organize in Pittsburgh. The Kemmerer Wyoming property has 2240 ners of sub bituminous coal with eleven veins totaling 210 feet thick and an estimated 478 million tons of marketable coal. The plant features a 2000 ton per day capacity with modern equipment and a growing output for domestic and steam purposes.
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United States Coal Company
Delaware
Wilmington
Conroy
Prugh Company
Witteburgh
E. E B. Thomas
Omaha
Neb
D. Scully
Littsburgh
Prugh
Pittsburgh
E. M. Brickell
C. BE
Jarvia
Harry W. Davia
Del
First National Bank
J. M. Conroy
E. K.thomas
Frank Ewing
CB. Jarvis
A. Burnett
D, Scully
EB. Conroy
Hugh M. May
0. E. Jarvis
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Oregon Short Line Railroad
United States
Rome
Souri River
Sheep are Sheep Editorial at State Fair Featuring Bear Price Dispute
An editorial from the Douglas Enterprise notes that some sheep are more valuable than others. At the State Fair, two known sheepmen from Casper and Glenrock observed June exhib ited by Ming Bros. Co. when Mr King Bear was approached by a Wettleman asking the owner for pass price.
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Douglas Enterprise
Follo’ i
Casper
Glenrock
FB. Ming Bros. Co
King Bear
Uinta Lincoln County Boundary Case Decides in Uinta Favor
Judge David H. Craig ruled that Uinta county retains all county assets and public property at Evanston with Lincoln receiving none after the January 6 organization. He estimated Uinta’s coffers will hold 50,000 to 75,000 after debts taxes and credits are settled and appeals are planned to the Supreme Court. Separately carpenter William Hawking shot and killed wife Margaret Hawkins and wounded his daughter amid jealousy after a show and supper outing. He then shot himself, dying soon after.
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H. Craig
Sheridan Carpenter
On Self
Uinta County
Lincoln County
David H. Craig
Evanston
Craig
Uinta
Lincoln
Supreme Court
William Hawking
Margaret Hawking
Pern
Carss
Hawkins
Ling
Hawking
Northport and Southwestern Rail Road plans revealed
Articles of incorporation filed in Cheyenne disclose a new railroad to pass the southeast corner of Laramie county with headquarters at Pine Bluffs. The Northport and Southwestern Rail Road Company will run from Northport Nebraska to Pine Bluffs then toward Weld county and possibly Greely and Denver. Incorporators are Pine Bluffs residents Dr B W Marshal L E Coy C E Perry H E Worrell and T J Rutledge. Capital stock set at 1 200 090. Rutledge says survey will begin soon. Company states it is not connected with any other railroad and will sell stock mainly to local farmers and business men.
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Cheyenne State Lenten
Laramie County
Pine Blatts
Northport and Southwestern Railroad Company
Northport
Neb
Pine Bluffs
Weld County
Greely
Denver
B. W. Marshal
L. BE. Coy
C. E. Perry
H. E. Worrell
T. J. Rutledge
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The
First National Bank of
Chapin Rictors
F. H. Chapin
Mgr
the City Drug Store
C. A. Christmas
Thermopoli
United States Coal Co
Colorado
Ubi
Kemmerer Savings Bank &Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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