Frontier News Briefs Include Burns Illness and Weddings
Frontier residents report Chas Loyd the weigh boss at No. 5 tipple suffered eye burns mixing barot metal Tuesday morning and was taken to hospital. Mrs. Otto Matson underwent a serious operation last week and is improving. Several Frontier residents were treated for appendicitis. John Warhol and Anna Mar zok wed Saturday at Father Jyneh's. they bought a riverfront house and begin housekeeping.
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Chas. Loyd
Patterson
Otto Matson
Frontier
Emma Monay
Wm, Monay
John Kaatris
Joe Kovach
John Warhol
Anna Marzok
Jyneh
A. M. King
Wilkesbarre
al Tipsi
Mra
Earle RU van Cott
Quealys Bag Game and Elk Hunt Telegram
The report notes Mr. John Kemmerer has strained his brain and Mrs P J Quealy downed a six point elk. Mahlon brought his elk to camp and rushed Kemmerer. Others enjoy the big datns at Jackson while haying continues as auto travel slows. Syd ney Mulcock of Salt Lake City drives a seven passenger Dodge through river crossings, first car to succeed.
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Big Piney
Geome
Mia
Ted James
John Kemmerer
P. J. Quealy
Mahlon
Kemmerer
Sydney E. Mulcock
Salt Lake City
Mulcock
Ram from Cokeville Visits Family and Talks Ram Market
The Ram Question reports Oscar Peterson drove from Cokeville to visit his family over the weekend. He predicts excellent fall prices for sheep men and notes about three thousand head of choice bucks offered for sale. He believes the ram market will be well supplied despite earlier concerns.
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Oscar Peterson
Cokeville
Oscar
Former Kemmerer Residents Wed in Salt Lake City
Alfred Hill formerly of City Drug Store and Margaret Milikan sister of Mrs. Coenp Poloréne wed in Salt Lake City about ten days ago. The couple, seen earlier visiting Kemmerer, plan to live in Idaho where Hill has a position at Meeks Drug Store. Milikan previously lived in Mare Don.
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Kemmmerr
Alfred Hill
City Drug Store
Mise
Margaret Milikan
Coenp Poloréne
Salt Lake Ciy Avout
Thre Kemmerer
Vary You Dar Ih Kemmerer
Shave
Idaho
Meeka Drug Store
Miew Milikon
Maredon
Oakley News Highlights Local Happenings And Marriages
Oakley reports Joseph Kovacic fined 40 dollars for intoxicated assault on Mrs. Gleac. Antony Barbara sustains a minor rock fall injury at a coal mine. Thomas Obligim and Olivia Julian wed, both long-time Oakley residents of Jalain descent. Oakley baseball wins 14 to 9 at Cumberland No. 1. Future game vs Glencoe planned. Eva Martin of Littleton teaches, with Bessie Zilar Leanore Walker guiding grades. Community notes include a store clerk’s romance, a Utah trip in a Ford, and hospital news with Felix Baranella and John Boam Jr. appendicitis danger. A quilting bee hosted by Mrs. Fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antony Barbara
Thomas Obligim
Olivia Julian
Oakley
Julan
No. 1
Cumberland
Glencoe
Wille
Eva Martin
Littleton
Colorado
Bessie Zilar
Leanore Walker
John Boam, Jr
van Cott
Gardens Frosted By Cold Wave Hit Kemmerer Flowers
The cold snap in Kemmerer last weekend damaged many city flower gardens. Locals praised the yards before Jack Frost forced gardeners to pause. Mrs. Joe Marinella recently returned from Lake City with her daughter for medical treatment and plans another trip soon.
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Kemmerer
Lute
Viettora
Eas Beauty
Jack Frost
Joe Marinella
Fall Lake City
Jule
Bear-dancing banned in Diamondville town limits
Diamondville officials halted bear-dancing, once a favored saloon amusement, hoping to curb immorality and improve local morals. The move drew mixed response as residents pursue a kinder, more wholesome entertainment climate.
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Diamondville
Big Sheep Deal Stuns Kemmerer Community
Walter Gamon announced a sale in Kemmerer on Saturday of a flock totaling about 1000 head at $8 per sheep. The buyer, unnamed, is said to have previously worked as a herder for Frank Wexel berger of Rock Springs. The notice ends with an ad for engraved cards and calling cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gamon
Kemmerer
Frank Wexelberger
Hock Springs
Organizer Byrne Visits Labor Unions in Kemmerer
Organizer Byrne of the American Federation of Labor arrives in Kemmerer for several days of union visits. He addresses Central Trade and Labor Contest representatives at Labor Hall and plans talks with the Franther and Oakley locals as he travels the western region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
American Federation of Labor
Kemmerer
Will
Labor Hall
Vanal
Styroe
Franther Vncal
Oakley Onion
Union
Two Rivals Duel Over Love and Railroads
In a sweeping railway drama two college friends become rivals for the same woman. One rises as a railroad president while the other fights for justice. A murder accusation, sensational pursuit, and a dangerous train sequence drive to a climactic finale at the Lyente Tyee theatre.
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Hoth
Ohe
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Florist
Evanston
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Kemmerer Agenta
J. F. Fitzpatrick
C. A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hdw. & Furn, Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hopkins Co
Diamondville Agents
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agents— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agenta
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Frontier News
Harry Polus
R. M. Turner
Bear Lake
Napier
Montpelier
Electrican
Mr. Hazards
Beach
Rothester
Minnesota
Famile Mage Brew
Thang
Aittia
Hesiier
Prontier
Powell Jeff
Ayto Tite
John K. Jobneen
Pumberland
Ceoar Miterson Mage
Snte Keaumerar
Bondurant
Jackson
Lyceum Bar
J. E. Stinson
Schlitz and
Pabst
White
Joseph Kovacic
Frank Gleac
W. H. Clark
Floyd
Ogden
Utah
William Salminen, Jr
Mr. Kashaldi
Oast Lake City
Felix Baranella
Sullvan & Biclay
Ford
Detroit
Corollo & Walters
Miss Hoton Kinghorn
James Woods
Ryanaton
Emma Hunter
T. L. Blewart
Sheridan
Wyn
Eastern Star
W. C. Rea
Rea
Mitton Brock
Alabame
Mountain Traine Co
Jps
Tua Jarkeson
Hee Carnahan
Union Mercantile Co
Kemmerer, WY
Bosten
Granger
European Hotel
Hugo Anderson & Company
Europa Saloon
Lewis Gerbits
Tanner
Budner Kemmerer
Union Meat Market
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