Wyoming District Court Admits Naturalization Petitioners
In court last week Judge David H. Graig presided as naturalization hearings opened with US Government counsel Paul Armstrong. Petitioners John Pasal Richard Bennetts Alvano Ropelato Stefan Weber Steve Bartek Anton Wacak Carl August Carlson Bosti Hekkanen Peter Brodie Petrie Gustave Larson Peter Martino Ambrose Clement Peter Etcheverry Emil Lillirose Charles Bellin and others were admitted. Several civil cases proceeded including a divorce for Barbara Haley from Jobo Haley.
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
Sept 16 Alex Easton of Cumberland and Rose Robinson of Cokeville. Sept 11 Mattie and Fan wee Te Clada Wilson of Salt Lake Utah and Myrtle Roos of Afwa. Sept 18 Mike Kajanpaa and Ellen Samsaten of Frontier. Sept 19 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
Fatal Mine Injury Claims Pinnish Miner Win Leferi
An accident at the No 1 mine in Cumberland caused the death of Pinnish miner Win Leferi. After first aid he was taken by train to Lincoln County Miners Hospital in Kemmerer but died en route. He was 21 years old and from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Win, Leferi
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Local suspect to face trial in Comey County
Portable court records indicate a suspect named Frank Dixon involved in a case tied to a Monday hearing in Justice G. B. Bourney court. The incident cited the theft of a valet’s cow pad from a storefront, with the accused ordered to pay $60 and serve ten days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Comey County
Cuame
Troy
Coneville
Frank Dixon
G. B. Bourney Court
Sheep Company Sells As O Neill Buys Heavy Herd
The Gilligan Franklin Sheep Co sold its entire sheep interests to Quealy Peters Sheep Co for about 25000 dollars. Mr Franklin and Mrs Franklin visited Kemmerer. O Neill buys 800 head of cattle with plans to stock the ranch next year with 2000 cattle. The deal includes management changes and relocation of personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quealy Peterson Sheep Company
Gilligan- Franklin Company
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
Union Saloon Special Meeting Over Offense Charges
Town gathered as Union Saloon owner Joe Jat ki, absent from town, faced charges for harboring a woman in a room. The saloon closed last Wednesday and he was warned to conduct the establishment properly or further action would follow. charges remain pending and may resume if misconduct continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Apa Inion
Joe Jatki
Joe
Cumberland No 2 Opens After Temporary Halt
The No 2 mine of the U P Coal Co at Cumberland resumed operations after a partial shutdown caused by men violating rules by entering restricted parts without the gas watchman’s permission. The reopening preserves many jobs as coal demand remains strong despite the prior plan to permanently close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Coal Co
Cumberland
Penny Promoter Penny Returns From Europe in New York
Penny, promoter of Golden Rule Stores, and his two sons are due in New York this week after a stay in Berlin. He left behind a fine $9,000 car that was confiscated in Germany, apparently by imperial authorities, as he traveled back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Penny
New York
Berlin
Europe
Germany
William
Mr. Penny
Local notes and oddities from Big Piney and surrounding pages
miscellaneous local items recounting photography plans, a sheriff’s note on seven children, illness of a child, sympathy for a local family, a boat excursion report, a box of hidden items found, a city drag race mention, and scattered community updates including a Muncie meeting attendance and thanks to residents.
Funeral for Fred Molinar Follows Rail Accident
Fred Molinar, victim of a railroad accident near Cokeville ten days prior, died after days of suffering. Services were held at Angelo Molinar’s home with large attendance, under Kemmerer Lodge bears auspices and Knights of Pythias and Bartenders Local participation. Survived by young wife and parents, with many floral tributes and the Kemmerer band leading the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Molinar
Cokeville
Angelo Molinar
Kemmerer Lodge
Order of Bears
Marbleton Saloon Hold Up Ends With Jail Bond
Monday morning two men identified as John Ross and John Fee held up Marbleton saloon proprietor Mr Leek, stealing about 335 dollars. They were arrested, bound over to district court after a hearing before Judge Dunford, but escaped from jail yesterday and remain at large.
Democrats Visit Kemmerer Tour Leads to Star Valley
Democratic slate Hon John H M Kenrick governor Hon Frank J Houx secretary of state and Pred J Thompnot state treasurer toured Kemmerer during Nodeo Days in Piney traveling the Big Mirror Arrow tour car to Hig Pines and back through 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
Fragmented text describes serialized adventures and motion picture features. Mentions McGra as RN and Needing ing printed papers in New York and Chicago. References two reels biweekly and a Mutual Girl storyline with leading cities.
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Ien
McGra
RN Ag
Werlen
Ing
New York
Chi Na
Serlap Wei
Ney
May Ship 20 Cars markets on or about the ith
fragmented OCR text references shipments and timing around May with mentions of 900 acres of oats. It notes grain expectations for Sohn and comparisons to last year, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording. Likely a short market note on shipping schedules, crop area, and price or yield expectations.
Calves Bought During New Mexico Trip
Fragmented OCR text describes purchases of calves priced at 35 dollars and 50 cents during a trip to New Mexico. Mentions Carbon County and unclear phrases about following or advancing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Carbon County
Notice to creditors in Thorntons Estate in Ulata County
The state of Wyoming Ulata County issues a notice to creditors and heirs in the matter of the estate of Roy Thornton deceased. The final account of John K. Arnold administrator has been filed for settlement with a petition for final distribution. The district court fixes October 5, 1914, at 2 p.m. for hearing. Also administrators intend final settlement at next term in Uinta County. Also an Oliver typewriter is offered for sale in good condition.
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
Cottonwood Company
Piney Benralner
O'Neille
Big Piney Country
Tom
Union
Penny
Heckstead Bell
Mhone
J. A Pohjola
John
Eleane
Bine
Marley
Muncie
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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