Local Diamondville News Roundup and School Report
Diamondville updates report illnesses in the community, a banked jail break arrest in Green River, and a coastal roster of visitors, with school openings and new staff in Cumberland, Almy, and Diamondville. The Oakley and Glencoe schools begin term with four classrooms ready.
Local residents visit and community club news in Diamondville
Mrs Abraham and daughter of Rock Springs visit Mrs J H Dickey, daughter of Mrs Abraham. Joe Carullo and son Bert head to Salt Lake City to place Bert in All Hallows College for a year. C E Rickerts resigns as stenographer for Diamond Goal and Coke Co. Mrs Waynick and Misses May and Maud Smith return to school work. The Embroidery Club of Diamondville forms at Mrs G G Nohl’s with Oakley club members present. Pearl Herring hosts thirteenth birthday party for thirty friends. J B Davis becomes billing clerk replacing C H Brown. Daly hotel and nearby lodging notes mention crowded conditions. excursion to Kemmerer and boarders’ transfer details.
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Joe Carullo
Salt Lake City
Bert
All Hallows College
G. G. Nohl
Embroidery Club of
Diamondville
Oakley Club
Kemmerer Schools Open Under New Principal and Staff
Kemmerer schools opened Tuesday with about one hundred in attendance. Miss Aollie Lowne stands in for a contracted teacher who failed to fulfill her agreement. Miss Grace King returns to lead the primary department while Principal Woodruff, from Denison Iowa, recently educated at Denison Normal College and the Iowa State Normal School, is expected to lift the school's standards.
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Aollie Lowne
Grace King
Woodruff
Iowa
Montana
Denison
Denison Normal College
Iowa State Normal School
Laws
Described horses seized for suspected theft near Powall July 1908
A deputy report details two branded horses found near Rock Creek with left shoulder and left thigh marks. The owner, B. L. Byer, Missouri-born merchant of Hancock, Md., touts Charibberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as lifesaving after four months of bilious dysentery and slow recovery before trying it. For sale by all dealers.
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Steve Wale
Rock Creek
Ravori Ste
Powall
Honean
Herve
Gallan Se
B. L. Byer
Chanberlain
Hancock
LP. Daugherty
Wall
Mercer
Sumner
Almoat
Chamberlain
Lee
Special Yellowstone Park Excursion at Low Rates
A special Yellowstone Park excursion will run from Pointain Cur Hine to Monida leaving August 3 1902. From Kemmerer the fare is 57.75 dollars. Tickets on train No 1 arriving Monida August 3 and valid until September 10. Round trip via Monida with a dedicated car visiting park points of interest. Rates cover all transport and lodging beyond Monida. Party limited to forty. early reservations urged through D B Lowrie, Local Agent.
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Yellowstone Park
Pointain
Movida
Kemmerer
Monida
Lowrie
Notice for Publication in Wyoming Land Office
Notice is given that John P. Morgan of Big Piney Wyoming has filed to prove up his claim to lots 7 8 9 and 14 and new pie 3 Tp 29 N R 6 W before J H Strong U S Commissioner at Cora Wyoming on September 27 1902 Witnesses are John DeMott Oscar Beasecawn John Wardell and Amos W Smith all of Big Piney Wyoming Cal Kusasron Register
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
J H. W. Strong
United States
Cora
Wyoming
John P. Morgan
Big Piney
N. Roo W
John DeMott
Oscar Beasecawn
John Wardell
Amos W. Smith
Cal
Register
Janston
Epee
Kathryn KiHiht
Pinedale
Fremont County
J. Ah
Tranche
James H. Sweeney
Samuel V. Hoff
Harry K. Hoff
Joseph HH. Hill
Joseph HW
Hell
Kathryn K. Hill
Fall of Pinedale
Onas Kiyestoy
Worn health relief promises from King’s New Life Pills
A dubious medical patent claims to cure a wide range of ailments from overtaxed digestion to liver complaints. The ad urges readers to seek prompt relief from symptoms like nausea dizziness and headaches, selling the product through Kemmerer Drug Co with a guaranteed cure.
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King
Kemmerer Drug Co
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