Court session records naturalization and divorces in district court
Last week district court under Judge David H. Graig admitted numerous naturalization petitioners from various towns including Frontier Cumberland Cokeville and Opal Civil cases featured a divorce for Mrs Barbara Haley and other rulings. Friday saw default and absolute divorce in Fairchild v Fairchild while jury trials were sought and later waived with rulings in Hyath Fargo Haoeklus Co. v Henderson and related criminal matters. judge promised to return in November or December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Graig
Paul Armstrong
Salt Lake City
John Pasal
Frontier
Richard H. Bennetts
Alvano Ropelato
Cumberland
Stefan Weber
Steve Bartek
Cokeville
Anton Wacak
Big Piney
Carl August Carlson
Bosti Hekkanen
Peter Brodie Petrie
Opal
Gustave A. Larson
Peter Martino
Ambrose Clement
Peter Etcheverry
Emil A. Lillirose
Kemmerer
Charles Frederick Bellin
Bondurant
Barbara Haley
Jobo K. Haley
Gen. Donzelman
Cheyenne
Fairchild
Lew K. Henderson
Sammon
Altho [T
Carl Cook
Losi
Henderon
Henderson
Instat
Luluwnoe
Prikunie
Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk
The county clerk issued marriage licenses on Sept 16 to Alex Easton of Cumberland and Rose Robinson of Cokeville. Sept 11 to Mattie Wilson and Fanwee Te Clada Wilson of Salt Lake City Utah and Myrtle Roos of Afwa. Sept 18 to Mike Kajanpaa and Ellen Samsaten of Frontier. Sept 16 to John Zulick and Ella Leonard of Conroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Easton
Cumberland
Rose Robinson
Cokeville
Mattie
Fanwee Te Clada Wilson
Saltial Poy
Utah
Myrtle Roos
Afwa
Oon
Mike Kajanpaa
Ellen Samsaten
Frontier
John Zulick
Ella Leonard
Conroy
Miner Dies from Injuries in Cumberland Mine Accident
An accident at the No. 1 Cumberland mine caused a fatal injury to Pinnish miner Win Leferi. After initial treatment at the company hospital he was moved to Lincoln County Miners Hospital in Kemmerer but died on the train. He was 21 years old and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Win, Leferi
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
87 Days Maren and Court Battle Over Stolen Valise
The report notes a case in Comey County involving Troy Coneville and Frank Dixon. Dixon faced charges after a valise with cash was stolen in front of a store, with sentences stated as 60 dollars each and a jail term of days to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Comey County
Cuame
Troy
Coneville
Frank Dixon
G. B. Bourney Court
Sheep Company Sells O Neill Heavy Cattle Estate Transfer
The Gilligan Franklin Sheep Co transfers all sheep holdings to Quealy Peters Sheep Co. Ueer Peterson receives the stock and ships lambs and old ewes to Omaha at 4 for old sheep and 1.75 for lambs. Mr Franklin plans rest, remains active in other ventures, and his associates Dr. Gilligan and Walter Gasson will manage ranch affairs. One cattle deal involves 800 head with a target to restock next year, aiming for 2000 cattle in the herd at Piney, Big Piney country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilligan Franklin Sheep Co
Quealy Peters Sheep Co
Peterson
Franklin
Omaha
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Dr. Gilligan
Ghrean River City
Walter Gasson
Gasson
Opal
Green River State Bank
Rock Springs National Bank
Stock Growers Mercantile Co
Rock Springs
Green River Mercantile Co
Gttomsyeat
Curtin
O'Neille
Big Piney Country
Tom
Union Saloon Special Meeting Clears Owner’s Offense
Town residents attended a special meeting at Union Saloon where owner Joe Jat ki was deemed absent when an offense occurred accusing harboring a woman. The saloon closed last Wednesday and charges remain pending. future conduct will determine actions if not orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Apa Inion
Joe Jatki
Joe
Cumberland No 2 Opens After Temporary Closure
The No 2 mine of U P Coal Co at Cumberland resumed operations after a stoppage caused by miners violating company rules by visiting parts of the mine without the gas watchman’s permission. The mine had been closed permanently but coal demand prompted reopening to reemploy many former workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Coal Co
Cumberland
Penny Returns From Berlin Promoter Penny Headed Back
Penny, promoter of Golden Rule Stores, and his two sons are due in New York this week following a stay in Berlin. He travels with a fine $9,000 car, which was confiscated in Germany, a jest at Emperor William’s expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Penny
New York
Berlin
Europe
Germany
William
Mr. Penny
Local notes and photos from Big Piney area
Fragmented local items describe a photographer visiting Big Piney to take pictures at an Ip Rodeo and establish a tent. Mentions of Sheriff Bal Hansen family illness, sympathy for a sick child, Grace’s return from a boat, a box of items and a box of soap, and various names and events from a Muncie meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Pohjola
Big Piney
John
Eleane
Bine
Marley
Muncie
Funeral for Fred Molinar after railroad accident near Cokeville
Fred Molinar, victim of a railroad accident near Cokeville ten days earlier, died after days of suffering. Funeral services, one of the city’s largest, were held Sunday at his home with KempMerer Lodge Fraternal Order of Bears officiating. Molinar, 23, left a young wife and his parents. The procession to the cemetery was led by the Kemmerer Band as hundreds attended from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Molinar
Cokeville
Angelo Molinar
Kemmerer Lodge
Order of Bears
Marbleton Saloon Hold Up Binds Suspects to District Court
Mr Leek proprietor of the Marbleton saloon was held up on Monday by two men who gave names as John Ross and John Fee. They robbed about 335.00, were arrested, and had a hearing before Judge Dunford. Bound over to district court, they broke jail yesterday and remain at large.
Democrats Visit Kemmerer Visitors in Kemmerer by Democratic ticket
Hon John HM Kenrick for governor Hon Frank J Houx for secretary of state and Pred J Thompnot for state treasurer toured Kemmerer as part of Nodeo Days at Piney weekend. The delegation traveled by Arrow touring car to Hig Pines and then into Star Valley and Jackson Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HM. Kenrick
Frank J. Houx
J. Thompnot
Adventures of Kathryn Beeeeeeee Oe ventures of ien
The fragment hints at a serialized motion picture story featuring Kathryn Beeeeeeee Oe. Mentions McGra as RN agent, Needing ing printed papers in New York and Chi Na. Indicates two reels every two weeks with a Mutual Girl feature and city showings, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ien
McGra
RN Ag
Werlen
Ing
New York
Chi Na
Serlap Wei
Ney
Unclear Historic Market Update On Grain and Cars
Fragmentary note suggests May shipments of up to 20 cars and timing around the ith of a month. Mentions cutting 900 acres of oats and a comparison to last year’s grain. Details are garbled and names or places are not discernible.
Calves Bought During Border Run Reported in County
An unclear local notice describes cattle purchases totaling 35.50 during a trip to New Mexico. The fragment mentions Carbon County and references funding or pricing tied to cattle sales, but many words are garbled, leaving key details uncertain yet implying cross border activity and county involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Carbon County
Notice to creditors and heirs in Thornton estate
Notice to creditors and heirs of Roy Thornton deceased. The District Court in Uinta County Wyoming will hear the administrator John K Arnold on October 5, 1914 at 2 p.m. to approve final account and close estate. Interested parties may appear to state their claims. Also advertised sale of Oliver typewriter in good condition with inquiry at the notice source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ulata
Rody ‘Thornton
Roy
Thorntety
Noticve
John RK
Arnot
Kody
Ernie
G.iven
John K. Arnold
Rody Thornton
Uinta
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C. Watt Bramson
Eredt
Wmerndae
Oregon
Craig
District Court
Sheep Company
O'Neil
Quealy Peterson Sheep Company
Gilligan- Franklin Company
Cottonwood Company
Piney Benralner
Union
Penny
Heckstead Bell
Mhone
Nagel Molinar
Lincoln Rams
Marbleton
Adventures of
Kathryn
William Hh.cot Chetk
John BR. Sak
Thornton
Oliver Typewriter
the Hoskins
M. F. Naylin
Mgr. Kemmerer
Wyo
Opal Mercantile C
General Merchandise
Bane and Ohn Deere W Dain Sr
Stackes and McCormick Mowers
Cee
Corduve Cigar CO
Greenbaum
Louisville
Joe Gideon
Meg
Joe Mischler Bros
Bissinger & Co
Uteh
Bey i
Ford
Corontier
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