Hospital Notes From Lincoln County Miners Hospital
The Lincoln County Miners Hospital has eighteen to twenty patients. Tony Krub had an arm amputation below the elbow after an accident at Diamondville. Robert Neil, 12, from Diamondville, had appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Julia Criterio of Frontier had appendicitis and is doing well. Warren Stowell is leaving after two weeks of treatment. Cyril Wright is recovering from abdominal surgery and typhoid fever. Joe Fronzo, a Front Mine No. 3 miner, suffered a shoulder concussion from a mine car. surgery was performed. Mitchell Lambermont had forearm bone setting surgery and is recovering. Mrs. John Sneddon of Glencoe is to be discharged after three weeks. Groundwork grading will begin on hospital grounds, then continue to completion. The Thrice-a-Week New York World is offered as a premium with paid subscriptions to The Camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Tony Krub
Diamondville
Ite
Rtobert Neil
Julia Criterio
Frontier
Warren Stowell
Cyril Wright
Wm. Wright
Joe Fronzo
Front Mine No. 3
Hi Pital
Mitchell Lambermont
John Sneddon
Glencoe
Clerks Meet Tonight to Discuss Charter and Elections
Retail clerks hold a meeting tonight to receive the charter and elect and install officers. Full attendance is desired.
Local Notes show Jones and King visiting relatives across towns
Viola resident Viola Glenn Jones was away for a few days last week to bring a load of supplies to the ranch with his mother who visited son Ivan Jones. Mrs A M King visits Montpelier and Blackfoot this week and stays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn R. Jones
Viola
Ivan 5. Jones
Gets It for Corns Like a Kiss Question
A garbled text fragment discusses a product and a poetic phrase, with unclear references to names and places. The readable portions hint at a marketing or literary angle but lack coherent facts to summarize a clear event, person, or organization.
Wyoming Livestock Shipment Report From Cokeville
County Livestock Inspector J R McMion certifies the shipment of horses and mules from Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming to South Omaha Nebraska totaling multiple bay sorrel gray and black saddle horses and mares with brands noted. The stock was loaded in a Railway car No 12067 of O L S Railway and witnessed by H R Harrison County Clerk on October 18 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Wyoming
South Omaha
C. F. Stoffer
Fred Stokfer
Coker
J. R. McMion
State of
Lincoln
H. R Harrison
Social Notes and Local Gathering Highlights
Lincoln Chapter No 28 plans a Friday evening event inviting Masons and wives families and visitors to raise funds with games dancing and a Goat. Mrs Frank Bradfield entertained Kemmerer ladies with prizes won by Mise Marjorie Christmas and Mrs R H Embree. High School teachers were hosted by Mrs Amy Frink with 500 games coffee pots and refreshments. Local attendees included Prof and Mrs Thireh th Minses Pease Stuby Edith and Mi tha Penberthy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
C. EB
Frank Bradfield
Kemmerer
Frontier
Marjorie Christmas
R. H. Embree
Judd Witherspoon
J. A. Christmas
Chas. Rathbun
Rob Mason
Flatt Wilson
TR. H. Embree
Amy Frink
HL. Embree
Moyer
Davis
Thireh
Minses Pease
Stuby
Edith
Mitha Penberthy
RW. Embree
Mover
Astbury and
Trace
High School Notes Celebrate Freshmen Party and Plans
Kemmerer High School reports a highly praised 1915 Freshmen party in the building with decorations by the Domestic Science Department and games like wind blowing. The event featured dancing, refreshments, and a cheer for the Frenchmen, with the next Seniors led Halloween party planned and a big forthcoming school play Why Smith Left Home directed by Mr. Davis to benefit the High School Athletic Fund.
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Kemmerer
Alison
Moyer
Smith
Davis
The Youth Companion Subscriptions Offer for 1916
Readers are urged to subscribe to The Youth Companion with 1915 issues free through year end and a $2 payment secures 1916 issues. The notice promises entertaining, informative reading and highlights a forecast of 1916 contributors and stories. New subscribers receive the Home Calendar for 1916 and other perks.
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Justice Brewer
Companion
Boston
Mars
Butter and Pelts Question for Local Sellers
If you have butter to sell would you take it to a jeweler Why not sell hides pelts or furs to the largest dealer in your section Competition drives everyone to get every cent possible The firms reputation ensures the best prices at all times You are not taking any chances Contact your bank or bankers about us Bissinger & Company Salt Lake City Utah IMcCarty Manager
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Weasinger & Consens
Bissinger & Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
i.McCarty
Mgr
Creep Awakens Mother Calling for Cough Remedy
A mother is awakened by her child struggling for breath. If she uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs, relief follows and the child sleeps soundly through the night. The remedy is widely used with uniform success and obtainable everywhere.
Notice of EHTRAY and horse descriptions
Old papers for sale at this office include a bay horse 1160 to 1200 pounds with a left thigh brand and white facial stripe a blue horse 900 pounds branded Circle K on shoulder and 8 on right shoulder and a sorrel mare 900 pounds with VE on the right shoulder and white nose rewards for information notify camera office plus personal notes about Miss Myrtle Springer returning to Norbert Montana and Tuck Mischier visiting Cokeville last Saturday to stay on a ranch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuck Mischier
Cokeville
Bourne Angelo Tie The Knot In Paris Idaho
Word came this week that August Angelo and Myrtle Bourne of Cokeville were married in Paris Idaho last Saturday afternoon. The groom, known locally as Billy, is an ice city figure with many friends. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bourne longtime Cokeville residents. They returned to their home for a celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Angelo
Myrtle Bourne
Cokeville
Paris
Idaho
Billy
John Bourne
Notice of Publiction Esra G Pate final proof claim
Esra G Pate of Sage Wyoming filed Homestead Entry 03188 for the sgnw percent and ejne percent of Section 3 Township 21 North Range 118 West asking to prove up the claim before H I Clemas A S Commissioner Ken er Wyoming on December 1 1915 Witnesses include Orson Winter Peter Klein Bert Julian William Julian Moz Nisbet and others in Sage Wyoming published by the United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming October 16 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Esra G. Pate
Sage
Wyoming
6Th Principal Meridian
HI. B. Clemas
A. S
Kener
Orson Ff
Winter
Peter Klein
Bert Julian
William Julian
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Hheorge Easton
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Kemmerer Pharmacy
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J. E. Irvine
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