Kemmerer notes and events in Evanston and region
Local notes recount visits by visitors from Cheyenne Cumberland and Montpelier, track and baseball concerns, hunting trip plans, and legal notices. A dramatic bankhold up near Kemmerer involved three men, with several victims robbed of cash and watches. no arrests made as of report. A murder in a camp dispute led to a preliminary court action where charges were dropped after testimony.
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Carl Ellis
Chas Boyle
Dan McArthur
Mr. Ellis
Geo. McKinney
Union
George
Gorge
Anenderstand
Gasey
Charlie Boyle
Lee Johnston
Frank Nicholson
Frank
Forture
Oscar Wright
Norton Slayers Acquitted at Preliminary Hearing
The preliminary hearing for J. W. Jones and Frank Hutchinw charged with George Norton’s murder north of here on August 16 resumed Thursday before Judge Smith in Diamondvilla. The defendants pleaded not guilty and the hearing was continued to September. Attorneys Bawmon and Hosenberg represented the defense.
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State of Wyoming
Low H. Paradise
Jewell Lawis
Frank A. May
Henry J. Samsen
Cokeville
Charles’ Crane
Thormas Scot
Oakley
Ole A. Henningson
Sarah A. Faulkner
J. W. Jones
Frank Hutchinw
George Norton
Here
Diamondvilla
Smith
Bawmon & Hosenberg
Officials Visit Kemmerer to test automatic brake adjuster
Harriman lines officials from Pocatello and partners from Southern Pacific Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railroad Navigation tested the Acme Automatic Brake Adjuster in Kemmerer. The device aims to auto tighten worn brakes improving piston pressure consistency and brake efficiency, potentially replacing hand adjustments and on location tests. Twenty five battle ship coal cars were loaded for a trial trip to Pocatello. The visit included about fifteen officials and Warrap-5 young men from Uinta County were urged to apply for federal railway positions in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Harriman Lines
Pocatello
Motive Power Division
Battle Ship Coal Care
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
General Air Brake
Staley
Short Line
Alf
Harriman
Acme
Motive Power Department
Kemmerer Town Council Meets in Regular Session
Kemmerer Wyoming Sept 1 The Town council met in regular session with Mayor Casey presiding. Absent Councilman Guyon minutes of prior meeting read and approved reports filed include Town Treasurer balance Aug 7 50390 and Aug receipts 56890 disbursements 45201 balance Sept int 11629 Justice records show 1 case drunk and disorderly 9 00 1 case discharging pistol 12 00 1 case disturbing the peace 12 00 7 inmates of houses of ill fame total 68 00 Attest Clerk Lowrie Jobo G. ae. D. S.
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O'Elick
Casey Iding
Casey
Counciloren Smith
O'Connell
Curtis
Guyon
Tamasvuens
Kemmerer
Local notes mix travel, business moves, and a court case
Big Piocy Notes Miss H Sullen travels to Evanston. HL Heel to hospital when travel possible. F Riordan sold stock to D B Budd and sons. Forest reserve chief appoints fire wardens. Ben Griggs leases ranch to brother in law Charlie Baker. Sheriff James investigates Hartley mystery on Horse Creek for 8 10 days. A Mountain View Oklahoma pair visit daughter A Davidson. A W Smith’s brother and two daughters visit. outing at Fremont Lake. Al Davidson’s brother Ed visits then heads to Thunder Mountain. Dr Fadden leaves for Denver to join brother and return to Canada. Charlie Howell and wife of Horse Creek arrested for calf theft. bound over after preliminary hearing.
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Horve Creek
Scott
District Court
Fortune Favors A Texan Headline Review
A Texan reader from Keavedale, W P Waite, reports distressing pains in head back and stomach and loss of appetite. After using Dr King's New Life Pills he says he felt renewed, claiming relief from stomach and liver troubles and newfound vitality.
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W. P. Waitehead
Keavedale
Tex
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