Beam on inspection by forest officials in Kemmerer
Wro ming National Forests supervisor and Ranger J Bach visited Kemmerer over the weekend for a general forest inspection tour. They will visit district offices and other forest areas to assess timber, forage, and map out timing before frosts. An axle failure occurred near Nugget, but the party continued to Fossil and planned further plotting with Washington officials Gree ly and C Smith surveying the Grays river watershed for merchantable timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupervisor
Beam
Wroming National Forests
J. Bach
Kemmerer
Ich
Peme
Weve
Fossiline
Mr. Greely
Washington
Agriculture Department
C. G. Smith
Grays River
Al Gardiner Sells Lambs for $6.26 a Carload
Al Gardiner reports he sold lambs to Charley Houston for $6.26 a carload and expects delivery today in Cakeville. He plans nine cars, running three bands north of Cakeville and one mixed bunch north of Kemmerer. He is satisfied with the price and the sale may head to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gardiner
Charley Houston
Cakevile
Cakeville
Kemmerer
Omaha
Notice of Publication for State Land Selection 1915
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces Wyoming State application for lands in townships 22 to 23 north range 114 to 115 west totaling about 362 50 acres. Objections based on mineral character or other reasons must be filed by September 12 1915. Alex Nisbet signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Wyoming
Range
Forth
Alex Nisbet
No Raise Planned This Year In Land Valuations
A Lincoln County delegation met with the State Board of Equalization to discuss land valuations. They argued a rise in first class valuations near rail lines would harm many and the board agreed to drop increases for this year. Next year a statewide adjustment in valuations is anticipated. H Peterson chaired the Lincoln County group at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P
Agel
Tom O'Neil
Mickieson
Amos Smith
Chey
Bate Board of Equalization
Anenth
State Board
Mareket
H. Peterson
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Thoro breds acquired after Idaho Oregon Montana trip
Peterson returns from an extended western trip with seven to eight hundred thorobreds. He plans to use some with his flocks of sheep and sell the rest to local wool growers. He notes crop prospects from Port to Weetay are excellent and predicts a small fortune in the coming fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sear Peterson
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming Lands Open for Selection in Evanston Wyoming
Notice from the Department of the Interior announces land selection for State Charitable Educational Penal and Reformatory Institutions in Wyoming. Describes parcels in townships 22 to 24 north ranges 114 to 116 west containing about 201.59 acres with protest deadline September 20, 1915.
Fine Shorthorn Cattle From Sweetwater Arrive in City
A premier flock of Shorthorn cattle from John W. Hay ranch at Sweetwater, four year olds with one reaching 2000 pounds, arrives after a 120 mile drive. Rock Springs Hatchoring company buys them for local butchering use. cattle fattened on buffalo grass showcase the breed’s fattening traits. Also notes on The Jungle and New Kemmerer Theatre event with 8 p.m. Monday showing and 50 cent seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hay
Sweetwater
Rock Springs
May Ranch
Methodist Church Notes Sunday School Attendance and Year End
The Methodist Church notes strong Sunday school attendance at Kemmerer and Diamond, with better preaching service turnout than in recent times. The year closes well under difficult labor conditions, with welcome back teachers and invitations to all to attend. The Diamond church will serve dinner next Wednesday evening, and the year highlights include property improvements valued at 650 dollars, with a quarter paid, upgrades to the basement, equipment for the primary department, and league and cradle roll activities. Ten funerals and seven baptisms marked the year, with many services held and missions supported by members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Diamondy Ic
Sydock
Miteyvhalne
Cons Ks
Rypworth League
Learve
Inee
Vieira
Nathan
Cade Returns From Sage Wyoming Auto Overhaul Visit
Cade visited the B. Q. ranch at Sage Wyoming to overhaul an automobile and praised the work. He noted haying was just finished and described the stay as pleasant, citing courteous treatment from Foreman John W. Reed and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Cade
B. Q
Sage
Wyoming
John W. Reed
Relief From Biliousness and Constipation Promised
Mrs. Chas Peck Gates North writes that after a year she used two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets and were cured of biliousness and constipation. The ad notes relief is easily had at little expense and claims obtainability everywhere.
Cement Walks Underway By J E B Levine In Topas
J E B Levine has cement walk work in Topas progressing well and expected to finish this week. He also holds multiple contracts for special work including cement walks in the garden of nine cottages owned by Messrs Cunningham and Hocker. It is possible T B Carnahan and Carl Cook may order walks in front of their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock
Esa
Boston
Alec
Washington
Massachusetts
Sons of Liberty
Anheuser-Busch
Free Republic
J. Eb, Levine
Topas
Messrs. Cunnington and Hocker
T. B. Carnahan
Carl Cook
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
An old advertisement text promises Foley medicines including Foley’s Money and Tar, Kidne Pills, and a Cathartic for various ailments. It instructs sending 6 cents to Foley and urges enclosement of your name and address for the trial package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Shemeld Ave
Chicago
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Thorobreds
Interior
Register
Melody Bros
South Omaha
Neb
Mit
A. Molinar
A. Molainah
Kemmerer, Wyoming
John Hay
Upton Sineclair
New Kemmerer Theatre
Methodist Church
Ogden
Utah