Harry Marquis Goes East to New York for Music Work
Professor Larry Marquis, after a year in Kemmerer, departed with his parents from Leavenworth Kansas and plans to move on to New York to pursue special music work at the Conservatory of Music. He led Kemmerer’s band and played with the Kemmerer orchestra and will be missed.
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Kemmerer
Larry Marquis
Ian Leavenworth
Kan
New York
The
Conservatory of Music
Kemmerer Orcheatra
Challenge and pledge from Louis Jensen at Lyceum
Louis C. Jensen, candidate for long term commissioner, spoke at the Lyceum theatre last Wednesday night. He pledged to be free from dictation and claimed honesty in presenting his appeal, winning evident applause and drawing support from locals impressed by his integrity. He noted his opponent might make a good county commissioner, but Jensen asserted he would be better. He left the road with new friends impressed by his character and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Jensen
Lyceum Theatre
Ategee
Ward
Hin
Jensen
Moving Ball Park Fence for New Hospital Park
To Move Ball Park Owing to the platting of the new park on the hospital lot and the district’s lotting into blocks, the baseball fence will be torn down with lumber stored for reuse. The grandstand might stay for a time. moving it is cheaper. A new ball park may be built next year at the hospital’s far rear.
Notice of Publication for Stella M Willey
Public notice indicates a publication action involving Stella M Willey with referenced parties and dates not fully legible in the fragment. The readable portions show a formal record entry typical of legal or administrative notices.
Kemmerer calendar filled with dances plays and visits
A long list of upcoming events includes New Kemmerer theatre showcases by the Minetret Maids and DeMon Entertainers at M B Church, Hallowe en dance by Bachelor Girls, and Samson at Lyceum. Also featured are weekly Davie Pictures, local notices on rooms for rent, and various resident visits from Kemmerer and surrounding towns.
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New Kemmerer
M. B. Church
Hallowe'en Dance
Lyceum
Bachelor Girls
Samson
Davie Pictures
Palmer
John Morgan
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Gus Linen
J. ¥. Black
Border
A. Samson
Cokaville
The Seddon row and Lincoln county costs debated
A local column assails Itorag for exposing Lincoln county expenses in 1913, noting the county’s size and new county formation drove high costs. It cites bureau expenditures, auto hires, and the sheriff’s office, then shifts to social news from Cokeville, a wedding trip, and small-town notices including a May 10 box social and engraved cards order.
Adventures of Kathryn and local happenings tonight
Screen star Kathryn will be seen with Whitney’s pictures tonight. Master Mahlon Quealy becomes a growing challenge. Saturday last drove the Pierce Arrow to Carter and back. John Hendrick of Diamondville buys out the Leader Bakery and will run it in his own name. Tom Ming, a popular caterer, returned from Salt Lake. Governor Carey visited Cokeville addressing a campaign meeting. Kemmerer Savings Bank. The Gacholie Girls prepare Hallowe’en decorations for the Lyceum dance Saturday evening. James K. Jewell, ex‑engineer, engaged in railroad survey work before joining the Forest Service.
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Kathryn
Whitney
Mahlon Quealy
Challeffer
Carter
John Hendrick
Diamondville
Hakery
Will
Tom Ming
Salt Lake
China
Carey
Cokesville
Fukin
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Gacholie
Ee Hallowe'en
Lyceum
Jameo K Jowell
Quealy
Jewell
Forvat
Winter Prep Notice for Sheating Plants
Winter is coming. Clean and service sheathing plants to ensure NAN and BICKLEY Conk work. Call 132 for scheduling and details.
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NAN & Bickley Conk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Company
Harry Marquis
Davis Pictures
the Lycaum
Diamondville, Thurs
Ball Park
Stella
Willey
Ieee
Union Mecantile & Supply Commerce
Wyo
Personel
G. W. Tanner
Mrs F. A. Fear
Big Piney
Hansen
Dan
Julian
Omaha
Sage
George Blacker
Rock Springs
A. D. Hoskins
Evanston
Olaf Jeffson
Prof
E. H. Davis
Sam Ross
Clarence Davidson
Hilliard
Ridgely
Emily Henderson
Ed Blaney
Wim
Danvers
Green River Ranch
Loyd Geary
Boise
Ogden
John Budd
Mra Tr. Quealy
Chicago
McKay & Morrow
Margaret
Marjorie Christmas
No. 6 Mine
Sublet
Alfred Hill
American Falls
Idaho
Coos Bay
Oregon
P. J. Quealy
Chas. D. Cheney
Montpelier
Thurnlay
Cheney
Savith
Kenmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
St. James Church
Guild Hall
Hubert Kite
Star Valley
Colorado
Ethlyn Grow
Claude Knudsen
Diamaniville
Hock Springs
West Viet
Bock Springs
Helbig
Eynon
Hear Lake County
Byone
Deve Lewis
Killfaimer
Ed Parmenter
Ty Bow
Jimmy Anderson
Bratton
Mather
Klondyke Street
Kemmerer Hardware
Colonis Eastor Wan
Sneddon
New Kemmerer Theatre
Killarney
J. W. Neil
Bishop
DeMoss
M. E. Church
Fred Steinberger
Green River
Asl
Charley Bonner
Ella Teas
Seattle
Charley
Pocatello
Jud Witherspoon
Jack Christmas
Salt Lake City
B. Loyd of
Lincoln County Hospital
Walter McDonald
Huberta
Walter
Col. HM. Christians
Prank A. Manley
Johnny Mischler
Charley Var ‘Orit
Hedpath Lyceum
Kemmerer Theater
Brodie
Sumiay
No. I Wiloee
Sheriff's
Seddon
Itorag
Lincoln County
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Hugh
Snedden
Phetist
Dace
Attrntion
Mer. Peterson
Peterson
Les Miller
M. &. Church
Tur Camena
Kyworth League
MD Fellows Hall
Mire
Bhi Hehwalbe
Qorlanto Curtis
Hou Eli al
E. Pitt
Tan Kemmerer
Wening
Casabas
Honolulu
New York State
Wyoming
Grace M, Russell’s
Merry Minstrel
City Drug Store
Downey
Con Brady & Co
Eemmeeer, Wto
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