Local residents arrive and visit Kemmerer area
A stream of visitors reaches Kemmerer from nearby towns and states. Mrs Willian Downey travels from Komalover Situntay with several relatives. Mrs Mary Comer arrives from Nebraska to visit. Mr and Mrs Majors travel from Kemmerer to Kemmerer from Ureon River Valley on farm duty. Others include Mr Chas Olson of Fontenelle and Dan Budd family en route to Ideal Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Olson of
Fontenelle
Kemmerer
Dan Budd
Ideal Beach
Green River Valley
Lincoln County Lawyer Turned Lieutenant in Washington
Aaron W. Smith, formerly a practicing lawyer in Lincoln County, is pictured in a First Lieutenant uniform. He is currently in Washington and expects to enter fold service soon. He is well remembered in Lincoln County for his legal practice before moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron W. Smith
Smith
Lincoln County
Washington
The Price of a Good Time
Preston Winfield asks Linnie Randall to choose her evenings of fun while his family sails on a yacht. He debates marrying his aristocratic fiancée or the girl at the perfume counter as the week unfolds. The drama centers on the price of a frivolous life and love’s outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Winfield
Linnie Randall
Httle
Preston
Linnie
Kemeter Theatre
Red Cross Seeks Nurses for Child Weighing Program
Mrs. PJ Quealy, chairman, urges nurses to volunteer by applying to her in Kem merer. The quota to weigh children is not yet filled and an urgent request is made for qualified applicants to present their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Quealy
The
Red Cross
Kemmerer
Preliminary hearing binds Spearos for murder in Cumberland
Jim Spearos faced a murder charge after a Saturday preliminary hearing in Cumberland. Justice James W. Oregon bound him over to District Court on a $3,000 bond. State evidence said Spearos fired at Hakas and Gavrilon during a pool hall altercation on August 4, with a billiard ball dispute and bare fists as alternate factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhin Pears
Dixteret Court
Gavetlow
Cumberland Pook Hall
Jim Spearce
Jim Gavrilox
Justice of the Peace
James W. Oregon
Apearos
Cunberland
George Hakas
Hakas
Spoaros
Gavrilon
Peter Kaskak Kackakas
Spearos
Gavr
Tryat Spearas
Kashahas
Spearan
Kemmerer Musicians Travel to Cumberland Crowd Sees Mattes
The Kemmerer Orchestra journeyed to Cumberland by the avenue to perform for the Mattes, drawing a large crowd. Jatin Kemmerar in Philadelphia and Saccus Saxwon of Lathrote, Fa, left Kemmerer Saturday for the Fall River Train where hunting and fishing plans were noted. The Remmnerers transferred funds to the County Treasurer and a large sum remained. John Boyer of Rock Springs and Tom Boyer of Salt Lake City visited Kemmerer from Bowl Lake, with Boyers known bankers in Rock Springs and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mraduck
Kemmerer
Ureon River Valley
Faeck
Rhertock
Salt Lake City
Cumberland
Jatin Kemmerar
Philadelphia
Saccus Saxwon
Lathrote
Fall River
Remmnerers
Peace Dames
Glageo
John Boyer
Rock Springs
Tow Boyer
Bowl Lake
First National Bank
Tom Boyer
Continental National Bank
For Sale By Owner Dandy Small Stock Ranch
For sale by owner near Horder Station one mile on O L ten miles from Cokeville 180 acres bear river bottom and sheep fenced with improvements 7 head horses cattle 250 fine grade Cottawald sheep all farm implements and tools asking 9500 terms write B J INEGK Cakeville Wyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horder Station
Cokeville
Bear River
Cakeville
Wyo
J. Inegk
Brotherhood Officials Here in Kemmerer Meeting Plan
Mr C H Eaton and Mr J W Mumma from Montpelier Idaho attended in Kemmerer Saturday evening to assist in a meeting of the iB of RT Lodge No 607 The local members are pleased with plans to hold one Montpelier Lodge meeting in Kemmerer each month with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Eaton
JW. Mumma
Montpelier
Idaho
Kemmerer
Ib. of RT
Order
Lima Woman Credits Chamberlain Tablets For Relief
Two years of frequent stomach trouble and bilious attacks ended after Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio used Chamberlains Tablets. She reports rapid improvement and satisfaction with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Labor Day Observances Across Kemmerer Area
Labor Day celebrations in Kemmerer and nearby towns featured speeches by James Morgan of Cheyenne national UMWA leader and Henry W. Fox head of the State Federation of Labor. Patriotism colored all addresses as labor groups supported the government with financial backing amid the war. Frontier music was supplied by the Kemmerer Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
James Morgan
Cheyenne
United Mine Workers of America
Frontiers
Glencoe
Cumberland
Oakley
Diamondville
Henry W. Fox
State Federation of Labor
Kemmerer Band
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Wrechiress
Ike
Ama
Ed Bmandley
Linden
Hock Springs
Jack McKay
Wye
Ee Jamieson
Kemimare
Juarton
IN Brothers
Sheep Brands
Harry J. Morey
Jack Sennett
Mildred Harris
PATHE
Arthur Ashawy
P. S. Hart
Rexall Drugs
J. F. Fitzpatrick Jeweler and Ptician
Hazel H. Jedot
WM. E. Pitt
Telephone
Wyoming
Im v. Hale He
Montpeller
Willian Downey
Komalover
Vheriepolla
Ste8
Omerow
Downey
Mary Comer
Paul Comer
Sommerer Savings Bank
Nebraska
Wenley Davies
Alice
Wyoming General Hospital
A. Raymond
Tava Hot Springs
Frank EB. Goldy
Lyman Bank
Floyd Roberts
George Linden
George Watts
Wim Danvers
A. R. Brandley
E. J Brandley
JD. Noblett
Selma Jr. Secor
Alpine
I Kemmerer
John Rochevar
Edna Scott
Margaret Fearn
Evanston
Miss Fearn
Martin Vercich
Camp Lewis
Mr. Vereich
Iit Health
Brotherhood
LABOR
Wm_ Haddenham
Company “Co
44Th Engineers
Henry Haddenham
France
Wook Otl Antp Development CO. AT
Hersman Corporation
Memmerer
Lincoln Tire
Lincoln Tire Repairing Co
J.T. Platt & Son
Lincoln County Garage
Utah
Lewis Cash Grogery
Ly McKay
Capital Issues
Bax
Capital Issues Committee
Anwiel
ASA KE
Rambay
Petra
Ladies' Shoes
C. P. Ford Line
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Fine Shoe
City Drug Store
Frontier Supply Co
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyo
Woodstock
Tilis
Roniy Oshegeer
Woodstock Typewriter
Gompeny Chakeagy
Mlievia
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