Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting Notices in Belton Hall
A fragmentary notice invites members of the Masons and related orders to attend gatherings at Odd Fellows Hall. It lists names, lodge numbers, and meeting times the first and third Saturdays at 8 o'clock p.m. Visiting Knights are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemsie
Renee c Hintaan
Ee Webb
B.S. Acon
Belton Hall
Fr. L. Stewart
Alf
A.M. Menmerer
Odd Fellows Hall
Masonie
Arthur Calver
Lincoln
Latwe
Kemmurer
Crona
Danmna Hackeses
Notice for Publica tion of Desert Land Claim
Public notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated Sept 22 1917 announces Ernest W Smith of Kemmerer Wyoming who filed a desert land entry July 20 1914 Serial 04232 for parts of section 27 township 20 N range 120 W sixth PM intends to prove up his claim before H R Christman O S Commissioner at Kemmerer on November 3 1917. Witnesses named are Joseph B H Smith John B Lindsay Joseph W Webster Johan Heaton and Alex Nisbet Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Smith
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Hae
H.R. Christman
Witnhes
Joseph BH. Smith
Wyo
John B Linyd
Joseph W. Webster
Sage
Johan Heaton
Alex Nisbet
Register
Sour stomach relief with diet and Chamberlain's tablets
A short health note advises slowing stomach, chewing well, and avoiding meat for a few days. If sour stomach persists, take one Chamberlain's tablet after supper. Red meats are most likely to cause sour stomach, so cutting them out may help.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Greeneville Family
After years of using it and other cough medicines, Mrs. A C Kirstein of Greenville Illinois writes that Chamberlains Cough Remedy has long been used for her mother and herself. She says it is a quick cure for colds and bronchial troubles and the most reliable cough medicine they have used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. C. Kirstein
Greenville
Ill
New Domestic Science Teacher Arrives in Kemmerer Iowa Miss Ladage
Water loo Iowa teacher Miss Marguerite Ladage arrives in Kemmerer to take the Domestic Science and Home Economics post at Kemmerer High School, filling the vacancy left by Miss Ethel Pfeffer who has become Mrs Col Mira Ladage. Mrs G H Smith of Brewerton NL endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion noting relief and gentle laxative effect after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Ladage
Waterloo
Iowa
Kemmerer
Kemmerer High School
Ethel Pfeffer
Mra
Mira Ladage
Lombard College of
Gateburg
GH. Smith
Brewerton
Chamberlain
Wyoming Trip With Cowboys Aboard Daisy Stage
James H McCool recounts a Salt Lake Telegram piece on a Daisy stage tour from Salt Lake City to Kemmerer Wyoming. He describes wild country lore, frontier past and present, the flat out romance of the Hole, meeting Ed Barrett with cattle sale proceeds, and a tense close call on the road with Howard Hout and Bil Culmer. The narrative blends travel, rugged myth, and vivid Wyoming scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McCool
Emmater
East Lake
Buffalo Bill
Rai
Kemmerer
Great Northwest
Walla Walla
Elk City
Big Bend
Columbia
Frazer River
Telegraph Trail
Chicken Creek
Alaska
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
Hkewine
Sid Theobald
Salt Lake
Sid
Howard Hout
Minh
Howard
Kemmerver
Howard Mike
Cube Kid
Wild BU Culmer
W.fpf. Culmer
Culmers Company
Oulmer
Daley
Parley's Canyon
Park City
Weber River
Ed Barrett
Mebeck
Omaha
Koimerer
Hasterner
Diamondville
Little Beatty
Bix Scotty
Bil Culmer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Evanston
Joe
Tam
Balt Lake
Afternoon Gathering and Talks Hosted by Mrs Reed
Invited guests included Mrs M Thomas Mrs R A Hanna Mrs Ka Button Mrs H R Harri son Mrs J McPhie Mrs Ben Bell Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Lem Guttkin Mrs J Risel Mrs D Brown Mrs Laurson Mrs Gill of Pocatello and Mrs T Robinson. The afternoon featured talks by Oulja followed by a delicious lunch before Mrs Reed departed for Salt Lake on No 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
M. Thomas
R. A. Hanna
Mra
Ka Button
H. R. Harrison
J. McPhie
Ben Bell
Mary Smith
Lem Guttkin
J. Risel
Mra. D. Brown
Mra Laurson
Gill
Pocatello
T. Robinson
War Taxes on Transportation Provisions and Rates
The newly enacted war tax law takes effect November 1 1917 and imposes taxes on transportation. Railroad tickets to U S Canada and Mexico incur 8 percent of the ticket rate, Pullman tickets 10 percent of fare, and freight charges 3 percent of the freight rate. The taxes are government levies, but railroads are charged with collecting them for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Canada
Mexico
Foreclosure of Lien by Lincoln Lumber Company
Lincoln Lumber Company files a foreclosure notice in Lincoln County Wyoming against Joseph Pregiey. An order of sale directs the two story dwelling at lot 12 block 21 in Kemmerer to be sold at public auction on November 17, 1917, to satisfy the plaintiff's May 28 1917 judgment with interest and costs. The sale occurs at the Kemmerer town hall. Sheriff JR McMinn announces the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pregiey
Len
District Court
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Lincoln Lumber Company
Joseph Pregley
Kemmerer
Sheep Bridge Built Across Green River Near Fontenelle
Harold Dodge of Fontenelle Wyoming announces he has built a sheep bridge across Green river about four miles below Case's old bridge and requests patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Case
Harold Dodge
Fontenelle
Wyo
Notch 8 for Solamure Sale at Lincoln Lumber Co Mortgage
Lincoln Lumber Company holds a 1917 mortgage assigned from William Thompson on property in Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming. Taxes for 1916 unpaid, amount due $559.99 including principal, interest, taxes, and costs. Public sale by Lincoln County Sheriff at the Town Hall of Kemmerer on a future date set by notice. Property: Lot 12, Block 21, First Addition to Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire Ovaty
Wyoming
Sr ‘Thompson
Cou
Clark
Linesta County
William Thompson
Lincoln Lumber Company
Ex-Oecio Register of Deeds
Lincoln County
Xald Lincoln Lumber Company
Gald
Lincoln
Kemmerer
Nover
Getaber
Notice for Final Proof in Wyoming Land Claim
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming dated Sept 25 1917 states Orlando Curtis of Kemmerer Wyoming filed August 26 1912 for land in Section 14 Township 2 North Range 116 West and has fled nointention to make Final Proof. He will appear before H. M. Christmas US Commissioner Kemmerer on November 10, 1917. Witnesses named: Charles H Hibbs Claude Speare Asbury TD Honking Joseph F Burch all of Kemmerer Wyoming. Register. October 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Notio
Orlando Curtis
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Christmas
U. A
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L. O
TION
Evanston, Wyo
Frontier Supply CO. Kemmerer Market
Frank Rosenstein
Amera Industrial Edition
Salt Lake Telegram
Comlyitie
Looliig
Behe Canyon
Newant
Kehe
Rad
Cumberland
Jackson Hole
Incoln Lumber Company
Platalla
Jr, McMinn
Sherif
I. R. McMinn
Short
Yoming
Wood-Oswald Company Stock Yards
Osmundo
Cordove Cigar Co
Deever
Colorado
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