Diamondville Precinct Officials Appointed After Board Meeting
James W Chrisman requested tax adjustment while the Diamondville precinct saw resignations and new appointments. F H Chapin resigned as constable with Andrew Morrow appointed. C J McDonald deemed Diamondville with enough inhabitants for salaried justice and constable. W E Mille declined special deputy post. A G F Hogers approved. Victor Forgeon fencing bill disallowed. Angus McLain appointed and to be paid only for actual expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.H. Chapin
Diamondville
Bord
Andrew Morrow
Alsuch
Ward
W. E. Mille
AG. F. Hogers
Sori
Victor Forgeon
Angus McLain
Gunden
Caves of
Arreal
Bachelor Girls Dance Delightful Pleasant Social Event
A Saturday evening dance hosted by the Bachelor Girls drew wide attendance from Diamondville Frontier and locals. Music and floor were praised, with punch notable, and organizers urged another similar affair soon. Stanley Brammer and Dr McWill along with families returned Friday from a hunting trip in Fall River basin yielding elk and deer. A fire damaged gear during their absence, yet the group enjoyed the outing. Stanley traveled to Salt Lake Sunday with family for an ear operation feared to be troublesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacher
Diamondville
Frontier
Stanley Brammer
Dr. McWill
Fall River
Vasin
Mr. Boudurant
Stanley
Salt Lake
Died on Train While En Route in Missouri
The body of Bee Willians, foreman of bridge construction in Ray County Missouri, died on a train between Montpelier and Cokeville Wednesday morning about ten o'clock. He had been returning from Portland with his wife, a Bright's disease sufferer aged fifty four. The Lady was prepared by Albert Heiz and shipped to Missouri Thursday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Willians
Ray County
Horse Stealing Still Going On In Town
E H Obrien of Standard Meat and Livestock Co reports horses stolen from sheep camps south of Foasil. A organized band of horse thieves is suspected to be active in the area. no trace of the horses has been found. Also advertised: new fancy line at City Drug store and tobacco and cane goods at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. O'Brien
Aianager
Standard Meat and Livestock Co
Foasil
Craig
Hat remark leads to uninvited guest reminder
Mrs. Howard Brown asks Mrs. Jenkins about her new hat. Jenkins recalls wearing a similar style when it was in, noting it may relate to not being invited to a reception. Plus scattered local ads list cattle for sale and pedigreed Short-horn bulls.
Town Council Advances Water Pipe Line to Cemetery and Repair Delays
Motion by Councilman Hibba grants more time for laying a running water pipeline to the cemetery while the Committee on Altering of town water is extended. Streets and alleys report electric lights stalled in the alley between South Main and Kiondyke. Several bills and salaries are listed for town workers, with names including Ralph Gunter, Roy Pugh, Frank Pfeister, and John Mason. The record shows petitions and financial items approved or discussed, with various officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibba
Cemetery Wa
South Main
Kiondyke Street
Ralph Gunter Roy Pugh
I. Frank Pfeister
Cone Coe
W. Nington
Neil Mal Salary
Helbi
Jarvey Piper
McKengle
B. Jubnaan
Ullding
J. J. Baton
Pul
Vietor
Sulth
Hall Sullivan & Pitt
Mahole
Sapphire Street
Leach Avenue
Sullivan & Pitt
Hibbe
Epeela
Ifaue
Allest
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THE
Kemmerer Camer
Watt Brandon
Soitor
James W. Chrisman
Aevetsor
Mr. Chrisman
George Haterholst
Canjyou Kanehe
Bat
Kemmerer
Ulata
Bob Christmes
Graess
Wesley K. A
Woodruff
Utah
Dick Streight
Official Council
Pfeiffer
C. H. Hibbs
E. L. Smith
D.J. Brown
W. C. Cunnington
J. E. Irvine
Metter
Hob Christmas
Kemmer
Houses of
Il-fame
Feauest
Bepten
Councilman Bre
Mie
Ano
Dog Maem
Arshal
Il Fame
Justice Court
Ball Park
First National Bank of
Frontier Supply CO
Cokeville Station
Tim Kinney
Cokeville
Hereford
Wye
Hable Espanol
Paria
Voriugaie
Mrs
Frank Miller
Wyoming
Universal Bell Telephone Service
Bell
Noutain States
Elagant
Kemmerer Hardware & Funniture Company
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