Local Officials Named in Evanston Office Roster
Fragmentary OCR lists names for several county roles including Clerk Donald McAllister of Oakley, Abraham Crawford of Evanston as treasurer, Cras Morgan of Evanston as cork of court, J. Johnston of Evanston as assessor, Elmer Rathdun of Paliaade as assessor, Kate Smith of Evanston as superintendent of schools, and E. C. Gradert of Ft Bridger as surveyor along with Coroner Kr. Curtis of Kemmerer.
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Donald McAllister
Oakley
Any
Abraham Crawford
Evanston
Cras
B. Morgan
Cork of Court
J. 5
Johnston
Elmer Rathdun
Paliaade
Schuole
Kate Smith
É. C. Gradert
Ft.bridger
KR. Curtia
Kemmerer
Wyoming State Fair Promises Best Ever at Douglas
Reports from Wyoming and western states note hot, dry weather with peach crops booming in Colorado and Idaho. Campaigns begin as Warren Clark Mondell and Gov Brooks plan swings. Mondell touts record fundraising as locals discuss harvest needs and wage changes.
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Warren and Clark
Mondell
Gov. Brooks
Wyoming
Douglas
Wisconsin
Colorado
Anh
Idaho
Palisade
Ula
Cholera Tightens Grip in St Petersburg Schools Closed
Latent reports from Russia indicate a sharp rise in Asiatic cholera in St Petersburg with schools closed and converted to hospitals. The city remains unsanitary and feared conditions threaten worsening spread for approximately another fortnight or longer.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Ievi
Editor and companions seek big game in hills
Word from the editor and companions that they traveled Wednesday morning with Hudolph swarta Dr. Alexander Mr. Chase and J EB stillonan toward the hills to hunt big game. The editor reportedly bagged a cow elk and will comment later. He planned to leave Pineville for Sig 1, spending a few days there before returning Thursday of next week.
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Hudolph Swarta
Dr. Alexander
Mr. Chase
J. EB
Stillonan
Jumbled Text from State Auditor Speech at Laramie
Fragmentary OCR records a garbled speech by Dr. Chas Merica of the State Auditoray in Laramie. The readable lines reference a warning and mention a phrase about a man who goes out. Details are unclear due to errors.
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Chas
Merica Prea
Audooray
Laramie
Pieridau
Local notes on deaths and business transfers across towns
The item records the death and burial of Mrs. Raskie on a Saturday, mentions Carphen and daughter in Minneapolis visiting Coalville for a political elation, and lists several local business changes. Ben Bagnall leases OConnell blacksmith shop in Kemmerer, with prior U.P. Coal Co. service noted. Ed Larkine leaves to join James Needham in Hurn to work at a mill, known as Brocky in local circles.
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Jobe
Raskie
Carpehen
Aire
Minneapol
Coalvile
Hams
Ben Bagnall
O'Connell
Kemmerer
U.P. Coal Co
Larkine
James Needham
Hurn
Onder
Larkins
U. P. Coal Co. S
Brocky
Glencoe News Sketches Local Happenings and Plans
Glencoe reports town movement with F Sneddon and H W Russell trekking to the town site for fishing trips. William Little relocates to town and contemplates a lengthy stay at the mine. Merry Widows consider Saturday night courting as mine work resumes. H W Russell rumored signed by Dismondville as a promising master for next year. New Glencoe men win a baseball game with improvised equipment. A literary society forms with a debate on whether governments should govern railroads featuring Itle Morrison on the affirmative and Tanted Jenkine Mc Williams on the negative.
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F. Sneddon
H. W. Russellwatt
William Little Haa
H. W. Russell
Dismondville
Prend
Itle
Morrison
Tanted
Misei Jenkine
Misa McWilliams
Rae Amuck With Gun After Pool Quarrel in City
Samuel Johnston quarrelled with John Ross over a pool game on Thursday night and drew a gun. Johnston was arrested and jailed, fined 950 and costs in Judge Rosenberg's court yesterday. Johnston and his wife had arrived about a week earlier in a Move wagon and opened a shooting gallery on North Main Street.
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Samuel Johnston
John Ross
Johnston
Town visitors and postmaster appointment rumor
Local residents H. Clark of Merua Jus Harmison and M J Steed of Big Piney visited town at week start. Mr and Mrs Anderson McGinnis of Lakarge were in town for several days. Word reached that Wm OConnell has been named postmaster though official word has not come.
Local Notes and Light Socials From Kemmerer
Local items report visitors from Palisade and Big Piney, stage and hunting trips, and a concert at the opera house. Town folks attend court in Evanston, survey work near Fossil and Rock Springs, and preparations for a royal wedding in town with guests and homecomings.
Piney Fire Colates Bouman Tale Inspires Mentors
A fragment describes a Piney Fire of Bouman story with a narrator talking about a hopeful figure. The text hints at social connections and potential friendships forming in the country as a result of the tale.
Marriage Notice From Midway: Mamie and Contestant Wed
Fragmentary notice records a marriage between Miss Mamie and a Midway resident titled as a romance. The brief text mentions congratulations and last year’s nuptials without full details.
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Tainnia
Midway
Mamie
Feast For His Friends Through the City of Bondurant
The editor and Ken extend hearty thanks to Mr Hondurant via The Camera for kindness. A soft spot remains in the hearts of the recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bondurant
Fall River Beam
Ken
Mr. Hondurant
Notice to Correspondents for Current Issue Submissions
All should be in by evening or Friday morning to receive publication in the current issue. Sender's name must be attached though kept confidential. We welcome authentic news but refuse to publish uncertain or jokey items.
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Frank Dice and son Frank left for Lima Montana to visit his mother. The watch easing event was delayed to Saturday. Samuel Ahi of Cumberland visited Wednesday and noted his sister in law Mrs Dan Moore helping with his motherless children. Kemmerer and Wisnley discuss a race. A brief rain turned to frost by Friday. The Larrett Bagley tied for first in a dusty heat, with a possible return race. A letter to Chas Kavanaugh asks about a match with James McDonald or Kid Gilwey in Nebraska’s Amil Kid sears champion lightweight.
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Samuel Ahi
Cumberland
Dan Moore
Kemmerer
Wisinley
Bat
Joe Bagh Purcamer
James Arrett
Larrett
Mr. Bagley
Chas
Kavanaugh
Nebraska
Jas
Mc Donald
Kid Gilwey
Senanes
Local theft report ties to gold bracelet missing on holiday road trip
A gold bracelet linked to a man named Mary Hulk vanished after a Labor Day incident on the road between Frontier and merer. Authorities note a scene near Edison with lights Twinkle as a possible clue in the ongoing investigation.
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Ie _ Biyth Parge tana Company
Frontier
Merer
Eeape Nye
Mary Hulk
Colored artists recital at Seaday Evening
The Denver Post notes an upcoming Sunday recital by Annette Campbell and a debut by M Campbell at Seaday Evening. The program includes selections praised as the finest, with clear vocal delivery and encores. The event is tied to the T. M. C. A. and attracts music lovers who would miss a treat.
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Deitel
Annette Caimbell
M. Campbell
Denver Post
Sheep Men at 600 Dead Ram Lambs Sale Notice
An odd notice from Cumberland, Wyoming lists a livestock sale at a ranch 344 miles south of Cokeville. It speaks of merino and buck lambs, valuation up to 1 million pounds, and mentions Red Cloud and Samuel Peterson in connection with the auction and band entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law of Compensation
Cokeville
Red Cloud Nove
Cumber- Israss Band
Strayed or Stolen Cat Ad from Diamondville
Diamondville resident reports a missing orange cat with white paws after last seen near hoses on March date. Owner asks neighbors to contact local authorities if found, offering reward.
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Diamondville
Surprised Mes and Family Join Festivities at River Event
A crowd gathered as Mes and Spencer, guests of Nesta and her family, spent the summer at Daniel's home. The party continued into daylight with Albert and others joining the celebration, sharing in the cheerful scene and communal enjoyment.
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Oui
Spencer
Daniel
Nesta
Ian
Albert Alien
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Frost
Amos W. Smith
Big Piney
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Omaha
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Thureday
Dick Smith
Merlia
J. HM. Zeigler
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Peter Gordon
Salt Lake Ity
J. J. Dowell
Wilson K. Pickrell
Mise
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Dick Brown
Frank Dice
Otis Bife
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Ida Griges
Mia Flora
Portland
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Opera House
Kemmerer Hotel
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Bio
Sandusky Athletic Club
KR. A. Hocker
W. (. Cunnington
Hig Piney
John Kemmerer
New York City
Jr. Quealy
Thurday
Mr. Kemmerer
M. F. Kemmerer
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Gettatty
Cory
Jimmy
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Cumberland, Wyo
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Young Men's Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co., Makers
Blyth - Fargo -Heskins Co
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