Wilson Business Men National League mobilizes in Wyoming
P J Quealy of Kemmerer heads the Wyoming branch of the Wilson Business Men's National League formed to back President Wilson. Quealy says business leaders nationwide back Wilson for stability and growth, emphasising nonpartisan support and the belief that re election will secure favorable policies for business and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Quealy
Wyoming
Wilson Business Men's National League
Busines
Wilton
Kemmerer
Atate
Quealy
Wilson Business Men
National League
Wilson
Great East
el Sane
Wilson Businous Men's National League
Kemmerer High School Honor Roll Listed for Six Weeks
The Kemmerer High School honor roll for the first six weeks lists five seniors two juniors three sophomores and six freshmen. Freshmen lead in honor points with seniors close behind and the record will track points by class names include Burton Hansen Marie Rinker Marie Sutton Charles Sneddon Hattie Wealwright Anna Blickfeldt Frank Kono James McNamara Ralph Roenders Edne Scott William Sned don Mark Easton Zypha Sell D Richmond Pauline Sammon Erma Downey.
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Kemmerer High School
Burton Hansen
Marie Rinker
Marie Sutton
Charles Sneddon
Hattie Wealwright
Anna Blickfeldt
Frank Kono
James McNamara
Ralph Roeenders
Edne Scott
William Sneddon
Mark Easton
Zypha Sell
D. Richmond
Pauline Sammon
Erma Downey
500 Party Mra Hawkins Entertained At Home
Mrs A D Hawkins entertained at her home on Friday evening with four tables in use for guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs P J Quealy Mr and Mrs E L Smith Mr and Mrs C M Whitney Mr and Mrs Comer Mr and Mrs R Turner Mr and Mrs Roy Mason Dr and Mrs Grafford Mrs Chas Hathbue and Mrs R R Rose. Mr Whitney won the gentlemen's prize while Mrs Whitney won the ladies prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. D. Hawkins
P. J. Quealy
Eri. L. Smith
C. M. Whitney
Comer
R. Turner
Roy Mason
Grafford
Chas
Hathbue
R. R. Rose
Whitney
Grand Jury Foreman Brandon Toured Lander and Cheyenne
Watt Brandon served on Grand Jury C and was summoned to Lander to serve on the Federal Grand Jury. He acted as foreman during the season and about 30 indictments were returned. Brandon noted Lander’s royal entertainment for visitors and stopped in Cheyenne before arriving in Kemmerer on Sunday.
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Watt Brandon
Lander
Brandon
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Death at Cumberland: Five year-old Whittaker dies after surgery
The five year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Whittaker of Cumberland died yesterday at the Debospal in Ogden following an operation for appendicitis. The remains were brought to Evanston today and funeral arrangements are under way. The funeral will be held at the L D S church on Sunday afternoon.
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Fred Whittaker
Cumberland
Dee Bospal
Ogden
Evanston
Robert Whittaker
Jos. H. Martin
L. D
Unusual Injury at Cumberland Number 2 Mine
Camillo Lorenti was brought down from Cumberland Number 2 last Saturday with a badly injured back from a mine accident. Dr. Arbogast found two vertebrae separated and oversaw the delicate case with Dr. Kindall at the Miners hospital. Lorenti is recovering well. Joseph Clark of Cumberland Number 2 underwent an appendectomy recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillo Lorenti
Cumberland
Arbogast
Kindall
Local notes from Kemmerer and surrounding area
Miscellaneous items from Kemmerer Wyoming and nearby towns note medical updates, home remodeling, business openings, repairs, cattle shipments, road conditions, and travel. Names include Bert Sandberg L M Mart F Materick John Scott Sophia Collins Ben Bell J Schwalbe Ed Barrett Claude Reader T D O Neil Rev Wood J B Matthews M K B Schultz C A Christmas Bernard Ball Andrew Homer and others with brief mentions of activities and conditions.
Sunday school records and local notices from Kemmerer area
Rev. Clower reports the M. Sunday school as a record breaker with over 60 attendees in Kemmerer. Myra E. Geer campaigns for County Superintendent of Schools and was in Kemmerer for the weekend. C L Chitcher notes he cannot visit Kemmerer until early December due to patient care. Frank Perts recounts a giant apple gift from Colorado. J E Jones and J C Fleig appointed Western Bankers Insurance reps to oversee Kemmerer business with plans to visit later.
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Clower
Kemmerer Church
Diamondville
Myra E. Geer
Kemmerer Knwt
J. 8. Donelson
American Bankers Insurance Go
Kemmerer
Opal restaurant for sale and local bank staffing changes
For sale restaurant at Opal Wyo details via W L Fosdick Opal Wyo. George Easton has accepted a position at First National Bank W W McDonald resigned as receiving teller James Calverley became bookkeeper Waugh Lyons took over bookkeeper duties and Easton moved to Lyons old post John McNamara Kemmerer postmaster has returned from treatment in Pocatello Mack partially back to work Vaudeville acts at Kemmerer theatres praised with recent New Kemmerer show and Lyceum art posts regarded highly.
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George Easton
First National Bank
W. W. McDonald
James Calverley
Waugh Lyons
John McNamara
Kemmerer
Pocatello
Mr. Mack
Kemmerer Theatres
New Kemmerer Theatre
Lyceum
Ladies Aid Meeting At Guild Halls A Thursday
The Ladies Aid meeting drew about 60 attendees with Mrs Pfeiffer and Mrs Payne as hosts. St Margaret's Guild members are urged to attend the Thursday meeting at 3 PM in the Guild Halls for important business.
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Ladies Aid
St. Margaret's Guild
Hunters Plan Big Elk Trip and Local Notes
Dr J R Marquis and his brother Harry prepare a long hunting expedition to the western country end of this week. Harry builds a trailer to haul elk meat by automobile. Miss Mary Sawaya leaves for Denver to visit for several weeks. Sullivan and J F Joyce travel to Omaha for time with relatives. Mrs L A Gove offers nursing care and confinement services. John Rizzi sold his Kommerer bat business to Martin Begush who will run both the Kommerer bat and Miners Exchange saloon.
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J. R. Marquis
Harry
Provent
Mary Sawaya
8. X. Sawaya
Denver
John Rizzi
The
Kommerer Bat
Martin Begush
Miners’ Exchange Saloon
Who Hit the Post in Kemmerer on a Sunday Night
Local business owners found a steel street post at the First National Bank corner snapped from its base and lodged against the bank window after a car likely struck it around 11 PM Sunday. Tracks show a daytime cleanup was needed, but no driver identified yet.
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Kemmerer
First National Bank
Con
Crete
Democrats Tour Northern State Area With Candidates
A group of Democratic candidates including J. F. Fitzpatrick H. R. Harrison Miss Flor LaChapelle D Oakley Gilbert Taysom R R Rose and George Tanner toured the northern part of the state last week. They plan to return on the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Fitzpatrick
H.R. Harrison
Miss Flor LaChapelle
D. €. Oakley
Gilbert Taysom
R. R. Rose
George Tanner
Sheep Dipping At Willow Gap Corral
J B Matthews says he has dipped over 42000 head of sheep and expects to handle more at the corral near Willow gap. Dipped consignments include J Millison George Jenkins Lyon Rathbun Leonard Buck Mrs Nellie Case Henry Harker Al Gardner John Jamison Quealy Sheep and Livestock Co Frank Malone. Fred Stafford's sheep will be dipped this week.
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J. B. Matthews
Willow Freak Gap
Tose
J. Millison
George Jenkins
Lyon Rathbun
Leonard Buck
Nellie Case
Henry Harker
al Gardiner
John Jamionon
Quealy Sheep and Livestock Company
Frank Malone
Fred Stafford
County Commissioners Schedule Bond Issue Vote For Court House
A special county meeting chaired by Peterson decided to submit a $60 000 bond proposal to voters at the next general election to finance a new courthouse. All three members of the board attended.
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Peterson
Moeting
Christmas Greeting Cards Order Now
Local shop promotes a full line of Christmas greeting cards and invites customers to place orders for the season. Images show sample cards and a quick ordering process.
WM. E. PITT Reliable Plumber Ad
Local plumbing and heating service offers reliable work with guarantees. Contact WM. E. Pitt for scheduling and inquiries. phone number provided for immediate assistance.
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WM. E. Pitt
Jackson County Prosecutor Traves Jackson Hole Trip
County Attorney Marshall Reynolds traveled to Jackson Hole last week to prosecute a criminal assault case involving Fred Roth. Roth borrowed W. J. Kelley’s plow without permission, argued over unloading, and struck Kelley with a whip. In the ensuing scuffle in front of Roth’s wagon, the team dragged both men slightly. Roth pursued Kelley until neighbors intervened. Roth was fined 20 dollars plus costs in Jackson JusticeCourt.
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Marshall Reynolds
Jackson Hole
Fred Roth
W. J. Kelley
Kelley
Roth
Kelroy
Hoth
Jackson
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Mr. Quealy
Halle New
Old Livia
Fats
Joseph Clark
Gy Gemey
Bert Sandberg
L. M. Mart
F. Materick
H. J. Arbogast of
el Schwalbe
Earl Hamilton
Otto Ziegler
E. H. Child
Ming Mon- Gay
Kemmerer Shoe Store
City Drug Store
Mike Beyda
Sublet No. 6
Union Mercantile Company
John Scott
Lincoln Lumber Company
Sethi Cotter Ee
Je Bull
R. L. Soule
Fossil
Deuis
Mise Sophiana Collins
Sublet
J. Long
Kentucky
Ben Bell
Harry Trost
Golden Rule
Wee
Ed Barrett
Boise
Tom O'Neil
Big Piney Country
Claude Reader
T. D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Father Lynch
Mr. Reader
Rev. Wood
J.B. Matthews
Corral
Bernard Ball
Merna
Kommerer
St. Anthony
Idaho
Kemmercr
Chandler
Andrew Homer
Salt Lake City
Mr. Homer
Homer
Stinson & Swartz
Island OF
Surprise
the Love OF
Mike
Ivan Jones
Orst
C. L. Chitcher
Optometrist
Frank Perts
Miner's Exchange Saloon
Colorado
Opal
W. L. Fosdick
Wyo
A. L. Gray
Randolph, Ob
Than Sullivan
J. F. Joyce
Umahs
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Joyce
L. A. Gove
Kaperave
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins CO
Concord Grapes
Democrats Tour
McKay
Commissioners
Theda Bara
Stingaree
Robert Warwick
Pathe
Wilfred Lucas
Austin
Danny
U.S.A
Wm. Farnum
Are
My Children
State of
Lincoln
Said County
William H. Wyman
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Frank Pfeiffer
Vibrans
Ofl
Detroit
John Walters
Gawaze
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