Famous Rustling Case Is Closed In Wyoming
The Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed a guilty verdict in the Anna Richey cattle theft case, ending a storied criminal episode. Richey, injured when shot during a preliminary hearing, faces potential imprisonment in Colorado. an appeal for a new hearing may follow. The motive and shooter remain unsolved, though prosecutors doubted self-inflicted injury.
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Supreme Court
Richey
Wyoming
State of
Anna Richey
Robbinson
Davison
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Justice of the Peace
Marquis Hospital
Gray Horse
Mes Richey
Moa. Richey
Sheriff's Office
Mrs. Mary Ojala Buried After Illness in Diamondville
Mrs. Mary Ojala of Diamondville died Tuesday after a short illness at Bincain County Miners Hospital. She was well known and respected in Diamondville. Survived by her husband and several children, funeral services held Thursday with arrangements by Fitzpatrick Funeral Parlor. Service part conducted at the Finnish church in Diamondville and included Finnish language portions.
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Mary Ojala
Diamondville
Bincain County Miners’ Hospital
Ojala
Jamondville
Thurwlay
Fitpatrick Funeral Partors
Finn Pt
Dismondville
Hadden
Primary dance and bazaar Thursday night event
The LD society announces a dance and bazaar for Thursday night to support community activities. Attendance was expected from local members, with proceeds aiding the society's programs. a postponement occurred due to a conference in Evanston.
Crain to Build New Apartment House in Nampa
Dale Crain manager of the Kemmerer hotel plans a $280000 apartment block at Seventeenth Avenue and Second Street Nampa Idaho. The twelve unit building will offer eight three room and bath flats and four two room flats with modern conveniences. Construction slated to finish by January first with interiors to rival Western city standards. Crain may continue to operate the Kemmerer hotel.
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Dale, Crain
Kemimererhotel
Nampa
Idaho
Deen
Crain
Seventeenth Avenue
Second Street
Kr. Crain
Mr. Crain
Nanipe
Kemmerer Hotel
Sheriff Oakley Encounters Suspected Robbers Near Opal
Sheriff C Oakley pursued three men accused of stealing about 175 dollars from a sewing machine drawer. After confronting them they yielded to capture, but a lack of evidence led to their release. A search uncovered guns, and Oakley narrowly avoided further trouble from the posse.
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C Oakley
Oakley
Opal
Themelves
Kemmerer
Tela
Stolen Cadillac Found Near Fossil After Theft
George Watts’s Cadillac roadster stolen while he plus friends watched a movie was found abandoned near Fossil two miles north. The tank was empty and the car had been burned. theft suspects remain unknown. Dan Morgan spotted the vehicle and Watts later recovered it in Kemmerer.
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George Watts
Watts
Oakley
Montpelier
Pocatello
Ban Lignan
Fossil
Dan Morigan
Kemmerer
Post Office Clerk Examination Notice
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a post office clerk exam in Kemmerer on November 5 2021 before the civil service examiners led by Beet Superintendent. Subjects include applying 10 penmanship 20 copying 20 lettering 20 arithmetic 30. Only honorably discharged servicemembers widows of such personnel and who meet other criteria may qualify.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Kemmerer
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Porest
Nuela
How Stockmen May Obtain War Finance Loans Explained
Wyoming stockmen may secure War Finance loans through the Wyoming Stockmens Loan Company. Directors include A. D. Johnston and R. Weston. loans advance at six percent with two percent company guarantee. Banks join by capital equal to five percent of their capital stock. Over two million dollars already approved.
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P. J. Quealy
Wyoming Stockmen’s Loan Company
Wyoming Stockmens Lowm Company
War Finance Corporation
Wyoming Company
Quealy
Wyoming Stockmens Loan Company
Eugene Meyer
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Opic Ale Dress
A. D. Johnston
First National Bank of
H . R. Henderson
Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
H. R. Weston
American National Bank
A. J. Cunningham
Casper Eational Bank
A.D. Johnston
R. Weston
War Finance Committee
War Finance
Poe
Patate
Buster Mellvain
Lincoln
Vinta
McIlvain
H.R. Weston
Stockmens Loan Company
Wyoming Compas
Mrs Crain to Entertain Fortnightly Bridge Club
Mrs. Dale Crain will entertain the Fortnightly Bridge Club at a supper bridge party this evening. Besides club members, various other guests will be present.
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Mrs. Crain
Bridge
Dale Crain
Watt Brandon Visits Kemmerer Amid Wyoming Politico Buzz
C Watt Brandon publisher editor of the Sheridan Post and former Kemmerer mayor arrives in Kemmerer for a brief visit with friends. He is noted as a prominent candidate for Wyoming congressman in the next election and plans to depart west this evening.
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Watt Brandon
The
Sheridan Post
Kemmerer
Wrsiter
the Camera
R. Brandon
Wyoming
West
Former Piney rancher dies in Hood River Oregon
Word was received that T. J. Millx, longtime rancher at Big Piney, died the latter part of the week after a short illness.
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PINEY
Hood River
Ore
T. J. Millx
Number of Yours Wits & Rancher
Big Piney
Halloween Party Invitation at Masonic Hall
Masons invite all Indies from the outer note Btar to attend a Halloween party at the Masonic Hall in Kenimeter on Friday October 7. The event promises a festive night with peers and costumes.
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Masonic Hall
Seven Marriages in a Week in Kemmerer District
Seven couples in Kemmerer and nearby areas tied the knot over the past week, with licenses issued Monday and ceremonies in Kemmerer and neighboring counties. Notable unions include Buckley-Wall of Fontenelle and Wall of Lonetree, Martin-Holn of Kemmerer and Holmes, Krophock-Krall of Sublet and Krall of Rock Springs, and Eyre of Cumberland marrying Lucile Buchanan in Salt Lake City.
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Krophock
Krall
Joe Kropiiock
Sublet
Annie Krall
Rock Springs
Kropriock
Subtet
Milton Eyre
Cumberland
Duriner
Lucile Buchanan
Lyman
Salt Lake City
Saints Temple
Mr. Eyre
Old Offender Fined After Sublet Assault Hearing
Andrew Hirko of Sublet was fined 20 dollars plus 44 dollars costs by Justice of the Peace McAllister after a hearing for assaulting Albert Gaspard. The incident followed a dance in Sublet No 5, with the conflict continuing to a friend's home and involving a cleaver during the early morning. Gaspard testified to repeated blows and a struggle, while Hirko claimed he acted as a gentleman aiming to take Gaspard home.
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Andrew Hirko
Sublet
Costo
Mor
Justice of the Peace
McAllister
Justice of the Peace Court
Albert Gaspard
Gaspard
Hirko
Sublet No. 5
Erapeang
Mirko
Hirke
Eig
Dani
Legion Post Holds Lively Armistice Day Planning Meeting
Kemmerer Post No 17 of the American Legion met in city hall to discuss Armistice day events on November 11. An afternoon address and memorial prayer were planned, with possible silent noon prayers and a slow car race if weather permits, followed by a 5 pm banquet and an Armistice Day dance at Lyvenny hall with Billys Jazz Orchestra. The meeting also reviewed post finances and ordered continued efforts to balance the books, plus plans to distribute time plates to boost Kemmerer’s image.
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Kemmerer
Chc
Jee Euston
Tentre
Harding
Kemerey
Evanston
Lyvenny Hall
Billy
Post Last
Legion
Post
Boys Injured By Dynamite Accident Near Snake River Bridge
Two boys ages eight and ten were playing near a ditch on a farm when a partially opened dynamite box exploded. The younger boy lost an arm, and both suffered severe facial injuries as they were covered in blasting debris. Dr. West amputated the younger boy’s arm and both were rushed home for care.
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Lower Star Valley
Agile
Journal Sandemon
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Stone
William G. Lee
William §. Carter
L. & Sheppard
C. Watt
Brandon
Lincoln County
John Martin
Emily Holmes
Legion Post
Cole
Pred Jones
Paul Aeton
William Whitcomb
Mit Jones
jMight
Star Valley Boys
Dr. West
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