Names in the Wyoming gubernatorial race drift and doubt
The article surveys possible candidates for the Wyoming governor nomination. It notes T. A. Congriff is out of politics, J. E. Imment unlikely to contend, L. G. Phelps a strong northern option, Bryant B. Brooks mentioned for renomination, Governor Brooks retiring to his Natrona county ranch, and T. J. Taliaferro in town on a tour with John Hay and Timothy Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italneat
T. A. Congriff
L. G. Phelps
Phelps
Bryant B. Brooks
Brooks
Taliaferro
Greet Hiver
Tuveday Ind
John Hay
Timothy Kinney
Saaiey
North Pole
Kemmerer
Death of Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson
News of Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota dying at Mayo hospital Rochester after an operation. He was three times elected governor by large majorities and was a figure in national politics. The Cody Enterprise notes Hallinger may resign to Taft, citing Pinchot controversy, with commentary on support for Western states in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Cody
Hallinger
Taft
Pinchot
Prohibition Failures and Sheep Commission News
The piece discusses prohibition’s limited reach in Wyoming with whiskey smuggling history and revenue loss. It polls the resignation of George S. Walker as secretary of the state Sheep Commissioner, noting sheepmen’ s regret and Walker’s broader duties with the National Wool Growers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ivorge S. Walker
Tate
Walker
Alien Tay
Camners
Logs of Fire Willard Hell Inform Brother in Law Death
A clipped local notice reports the death of the brother in law of Willard Hell after a confrontation with Hit. Mountain Trading Co. Diamondville appears in the fragmentary text as the supplier of insurance or related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hell
Darapeltee Lawher Company
Aigh
Rome
Witharad Aks
Ams
Unclear OCR cites brothels and troupes in Kemmerer area
Fragmentary report notes possible closure of brothels in the locality and mentions travelers leaving the city. It references Mn Pranty and the idea of no further consolidation of brothels in the area. Scattered lines claim distant haunts of soiled doves persist in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rer Baer
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Steam Heat Ordered for Palmer House Upgrade
Steam heat plant ordered to install a new system in the Elk hotel now called the Palmer House. The project, expected to be a much needed improvement, marks the second steam heating installation in Kemmerer. Mrs. Tarter, owner of the building and rancher near Pinedale, expresses confidence in Kemmerer’s future alongside other local property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Hotel
Palmer House
Coe
Kemmerer
Tarter
Cumberland Schools Welcomes New Superintendent Gilmore
Cumberland schools welcomed Prof. R. K. Gilmore as the new superintendent after his recent appointment. He comes from Evanston where he served as principal for two years, overseeing about 300 students. Eight teachers are reassigned across four school buildings in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Gimore
Cumberland Schools
Gilmore
Evanston
Cumberland
State on Wor Fleming Trial Highlights 1900s Case
The State prosecutes Wor M Fleming for the July 4 year murder of W J Glenn at Hig Piney. Fleming, free on bond until the latest term, was jailed then released for a preliminary hearing before Judge Sime in Evanston and sent to district court. After trial he returned to his ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor. M. Fleming
W. J. Glenn
Hig Piney
Fleming
Sime
Evanston
Anes
Cement Walks Contractor Accelerates Pavement Project
Cement Works under Irvine employ up to 20 men this week on pavements in north Pins avenue. The curves and walks rise above street level briefly for travel but progress is steady and well regarded by visitors, promising a city improving achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
North Pins Avenue
Land Draws Attract Fortunes And Shipping Woes
George Prichard returned from Arco Idaho where he attended land drawings and drew No 20 with a strong price offer. Tom James of Rock Spring drew No 400 amid a Carey Act segregated area with water at 64 per acre. Frank Weaselberger planned twelve sheep shipments to Omaha but car shortages hindered loading. others planned early moves amid a possible car famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prichard
Arco
Idaho
Vic Smith
John Felix
Smith
Tom James
Rock Springy
Frank Weaselberger
Omaha
Fossil Sale Details From Fonail Dealer
Fonail dealer RK Lee Craig visited town and sold recently unearthed fossils to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The sale highlights new goods from Mountain Trading Co in Diamondville Wyoming with affordable prices and linoleum inlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Craig
Fonail
Regia
American Museum of Natarst History
New York
United States
Mountain Trading Co
Diamondville
Wyo
Land Opening At Buhl Idaho and Kemmerer Notices
A collection of local notices from Kemmerer and nearby towns describes land openings in Buhl Idaho on September 2 with fare details for round trips, plus appeals for furniture inspections and sales from City Drug Store. It mentions residents visiting Evanston and Ogden, souvenir views, and upcoming racing events in Montpelier, along with local business plans and lost funds rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhl
Idaho
Baldwit
Joe Suien
Winfield, Kamm
Halbert
A. Michardaog
Meow Kemmerer
Mason
Mr. Eilers Uo
Howard
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Savings
McGinols
Evanston
Noah Dur
Ih Lande
Opment
Wyoming
Lew Hennick
Pugh
Iar Rathbun
Fontenelle
West Biler
King of the Cattle Ring Company
A. McDonald
Seattle
Misa Margaret
Detroit
Mich
Pine Avenue
John L. Lane
Everald Street
Delse Branden
Tippie Rusenberg
Veugho Hogan
Local Notes Include Millinery Store News and Valley Events
The report mentions a millinery store at the Emporium and notes various local figures attending or departing for events. It cites long-time conductor Rhine of Evanston, a Kemmerer field event, a Pickering show, and a silver comb award. It also covers survey work by F. M. Johnson near Kemmerer and relocation plans of residents including Mrs. Miller Henry Young and Otis Rife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickering
Pega
John Mischier
Mike Hiske
Jack Heaton
Petr Raueh
Kendal
Miller
F. M.johnson
Kemmerer
Miller Henry Young
Camberlam
Cumberland
Mehaemot
Otis Rife
Ilahae
Idaho
Abraham Stoner
Coneville
Trai
Evanston
Mr. Stoner
Wyoming
N Smith
Mra
A.C Smith
Mary J
Amith
Balt Lake
Stewart
Cash Cook
Local Bank Stockholders Listed in Portland Era
Names of stockholders including J. Gon, Ton arry, Haley, Thomas, Larem Hrowy, Joseph shares, G Edwards, Arthur Robinson, John Lane Betete, and others appear in a financial notice. Directors follow policy to place all earnings to surplus and undivided profits, paying a semiannual dividend to stockholders, reflecting county and state confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segs
Sosa
Wen
S Ie
J. Gon Ke Ton' Arry
Haley
Larem Hrowy
Jos
Hares
Discoordiie 4
G. Edwards
Portland
Ore
Arthur
Robinson
John L. Lane
Betete
Frau
Fer
Fragmentary notice on cement work and crew movements
A damaged fragment describes cement work with a crew laying foundation cement and moving around a triangle area. The item mentions guaranteed work and an outfit involved but lacks full details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teau
Triangle
Notice of Settlement and Claim Between Parties
The notice states a settlement between George I. Frenare and George Pons Ymes and Ymes, with four heirs mentioned. It declares debts due to the widow See of Vriebard and Felis Feliz and requires presentation within 30 days from the date by W. Prichard, Geo Retumen Kemmerer, dated Sept 6 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George i. Frenare
Beoege
Vriebard
Geo
Retumen Kemmerer
Wyo
Reward Notice Near Kemmerer Wyoming
A fifteen dollar reward is offered near Kemmerer Wyoming. The notice mentions Denderson and Kemmerer area as the locale for the reward claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Tenge
Kemeny Ter
Denderson, Kemmerer, Wyo
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