Beam on Inspection Visits Kemmerer Forest Districts
Beam, supervisor of the Wro ming National Forests, and Ranger J. Bach visited Kemmerer over the weekend to inspect districts and plan district visits after the sheep season. An axle mishap damaged a front wheel near Nugget, but no injuries were reported as they walked to Fossil. Greeley of Washington and C. G. Smith, with a timber reconnaissance party, assess merchantable timber on the Grays river watershed.
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 to Charley Houston at Cakeville
Al Gardiner expected a solid price last week when selling lambs to Charley Houston, with delivery due today weighed in at Cakeville for $6.26. He plans nine cars, operated from three bands this summer, two north of Cakeville and one north of Kemmerer, pleased with the price and optimistic about the current gamble of his hands. The sheep will likely head to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gardiner
Charley Houston
Cakevile
Cakeville
Kemmerer
Omaha
Notice of Wyoming land selection in 1915
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming Aug 20 1915 notice states Wyoming filed to select lands for state charitable educational penal and reformatory institutions List No 40 Serial No for several townships ranges and sections totaling 36250 acres objections based on mineral character or other reasons must be filed by September 1 1915 affidavits protest must be sent to this office Alex Nisbet]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Wyoming
Range
Forth
Alex Nisbet
Interior
Register
County officials meet state board on land valuations
A Lincoln county delegation led by H. Peterson met the State Board of Equalization. They argued that raising land valuations this year would injure many, and the board agreed to drop the matter for this year. Next year, valuations may rise across the state after review of facts and conditions.
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 purchased as Peterson returns from western trip
Peterson returned from an extended Idaho Oregon and Montana trip with seven to eight hundred thorobred Cots wold ducks. He plans to use some with his bands of sheep and to dispose of the rest to local wool growers. He notes Porat weetay and grain crops are in excellent condition and the farm area will reap a small fortune this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sear Peterson
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Notice of Land Selection Protest Wyoming 1915
State of Wyoming filed in the Interior Department an application to select lands listed as Wyoming Selection List No. 41 Serial No. 05038 for charitable educational penal and reform institutions. It covers multiple townships and ranges totaling about 201.59 acres. Anyone adversely affected or with protest reasons must file evidence of protest by September 20 1915 at the register and assessors office.
Fine Shorthorn Cattle Arrive From Sweetwater Ranch
A premium herd of four year old Shorthorns from John W. Hay ranch, Sweetwater, bought by Rock Springs Hatchoring Co, weights range from 1600 to 2000 pounds after a 120 mile drive. The cattle, fattened on buffalo grass, are intended for home consumption by a local butcher. Also references a theatrical program at New Kemmerer Theatre with a Monday 8 pm showing and 50 cent seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hay
Sweetwater
Rock Springs
May Ranch
New Kemmerer Theatre
Methodist Church Notes Sunday attendance rising and improvements
The Methodist Church reports solid Sunday school turnout at Kemmerer and Diamond, with better preaching attendance. The year closes with encouraging progress under tough conditions, welcomes back teachers, and notes church property upgrades valued at 650 dollars. They funded basement improvements, primary department supplies, and furnishings, plus ten funerals and seven baptisms, with frequent preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Diamondy Ic
Sydock
Miteyvhalne
Cons Ks
Rypworth League
Learve
Inee
Vieira
Nathan
Visit to Sage Wyoming Overhauls Auto After Haying
Cade returned Monday from the B Q ranch at Sage where he was called to overhaul an automobile and left it in first class condition. He praised the courteous treatment given by Foreman John W Reed and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Cade
B. Q
Sage
Wyoming
John W. Reed
Relief for biliousness and constipation touted by reader
A reader identified as Mrs Chas Peck of Gates N S writes that after a year of misery from biliousness and constipation she used two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets and was cured. The note claims relief was inexpensive and obtainable everywhere.
Cement Walks J. EB Levine Under Way In Topas
Cement walks are being laid by J. E. B. Levine in Topas and will be finished this week. He has several other contracts for special work including cement walks in the yard of nine cottages owned by Messrs. Cunningham and Hocker. It is possible T. B. Carnahan and Carl Cook may also have walks laid in front of their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eb, Levine
Topas
Messrs. Cunnington and Hocker
T. B. Carnahan
Carl Cook
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
An old time ad urging readers to enclose 6 cents to Foley & Co at 35 Shemeld Ave Chicago for mail order remedies. It promises Foley’s Money and Tar cough remedy, Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic with claims of curing colds coughs and digestive ills. The piece markets these family remedies as affordable, widely available “For Sale Everywhere.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Shemeld Ave
Chicago
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