Will Chamberlain Leads Wyoming Guard Visit Recruiting Efforts
Will Chamberlain a sergeant in the Wyoming National Guard and acting recruiting officer spent several days in Kemmerer last week. A Kemmerer resident for 16 years, he recruited one local while noting further prospects along the line, despite the high northern altitude making tent life difficult. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2:30 PM in the M E Church basement with Mrs Orlando Curts and Miss Paulson as entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Chamberlain
Wyoming National Guard
Kemmerer
Dr. Chamberlain
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Orlando Curts
Mise Paulson
Candidate for County Coroner on Democratic Ticket
County coroner candidate announces candidacy subject to voters at the general election. He pledges faithful performance of duties if elected. Signed by Pitspatrick.
Oakley Campaign Support Cited by Lincoln County Chairman
The Lincoln County Republican Chairman Brandon lauds D. C. Oakley as thoroughly capable for sheriff. He praises Oakley’s record of service and respect from lawabiding citizens while noting Oakley’s growing local support in Lincoln and surrounding areas. The piece cites an Oct. 21 1914 Camera interview and mentions shifting alliances with the Sneddonites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Oakley
Lincoln
Cownty
Brandon
Republi Cas County
D. C
Sneddonites
Oakley
Oak
Het
Noc
Annie
Carly
Bryan
Review Board Examines Green River Valley Irrigation Plan
A Wyoming review board met September 25 at State Engineer James G. True’s office to assess J. F. Richardson and Harry A. True’s 1915 report on Green River Valley irrigation. The panel, including B. G. Hopkina and James B. True, weighs a $20,000 joint state and government appropriation to study interstate water rights and to secure Wyoming water for state lands. The aim is to prevent external appropriation by other states or entities and to guide irrigation efforts under Governor Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Review Board
J. F. Richardson
U.S. Reclamation Service
Harry A. True
State House
Green River Valley
B. G. Hopkina
Reclamation Service
James B. True
Wiwood Mead
Wyoming
Irrigation Service
Australia
Kendrick
Wyomig
Kemmerer social notes mention many visitors
Hon Frank May of Cokaville and F C McCall of Opal visited Kemmerer. James Bleck of Big Piney stayed in Kemmerer. Mr and Mrs Hen Bagnell and children visited Cumberland. numerous locals and visitors from Ogden Salt Lake City Evanston and Fontenelle appear in weekly notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank May
Cokaville
Saraterer
F.C. McCall
Opal
Kemmerer
James Bleck
Big Piney van Kemmerer
Hen Bagnell
Cumberland
Frank Curtis
Salt Lake City
Studebaker
Frank Pomeroy
Fontenelle
Hr. H. Smith
Ogden
J. F. Smith
Readable Fragments From Galt Lake Chy Catcher
The note appears to describe a weekend event at a location called Galt Lake with references to Agate and parties named iwi and Bane. Details are unclear due to broken OCR text and missing dates or precise actions.
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Galt Lake
Bane
Agate
Beck Sells Piney Ranch and Cattle to Rathbun
Oscar Beck sells the Piney ranch and cattle to Elmer Rathbun for 82000. The deal covers the entire property interests excluding personal effects and will close by January 1, 1917. Rathbun plans to move in with brother Bert, who may buy in later, and Beck will remain a Big Piney resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
T.c.beck
Elmer Rathbun
Mr. Rock
Rathbon
Uanume
Rathbun
Fontenelle
Beck
Star Valley items feature visit and shipments
A Star Valley roundup notes A H Schustess and party praised the valley after a Salt Batchbinder writeup. T Hunter Salmon plans loading 13 sheep cars on the 27th for Melady Brothers in Omar. Buick cars arrive from Kemmerer via Wells and Lewis for local farmers. Mrs M Schultz of Chicago travels to Kemmerer to visit daughter Mrs Charles Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Schultz
Chicago
Kemmerer
Charles Christmas
A. H. Schustess
Star Valley
Salt Lake City
Bedbatcher
Farma
T. Hunter Salmon
Melady Brothers
Oma
Thos. Wells
Earl Lewis
Mr. Well
Star Valley Independent
Mrs. M. Schultz
Frontier Hospital Fund Boost Passes A 25 Cent Monthly Hike
A Frontier hall meeting of hospital fund dues payers approved raising the monthly assessment by 25 cents to cover free hospital services for wives and families. The plan starts in October and passed by a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Hall
Halt Lake City October 3 to 6 Event Details
Agents provided details for an event in Lake City from October 3 to 6. The notice urges the public to contact representatives for further information and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
Record Lamb Prices Hit High On Omaha Market
The Daily Drovers Journal Stockman reports J D Noblitt of Cokeville Wyoming brought in a strong lamb consign ment netting $8.16 per head. The eight car shipment included fat range ewes at about $7.30 per head, records for top prices in this market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Drovers Journal Stockman of
Omaha
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville Land & Livestock Company
Cokeville
Wyo
Two Murder Cases Remain In Green River District Court
The September term of the District Court at Green River disposed of two murder cases. Emeneclo Lobato pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for killing Mrs. Emma Nauner in Watt's Court on May 5 and received 20 to 30 years. Martelak pleaded guilty to manslaughter for shooting Joe Oblack on August 13 in Rock Springs and received 1 to 1 years. Attorney J. W. Sammon attended from the 4.0m meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Emeneclo Lobato
Mma Nauner
Watt
May Sith
Martelak
Joe Oblack
Rock Springs
Oblack
J. W. Sammon
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Lyceum
Stinson & Swartz
Mirtakh
Real Betiy Athletic
Mal Ostman
Mermony
Cook and Ostman
Mutual Pictures
Universs
Proma 106
Hic
Pitspatrick
New Kemmerer Theatre
Ocrationconeri
Sheripp
T. C. Oakiley
of Personsi, Geoeesia Local Interest Coe
Schwalbe & Sanderson
Mrs. R. Hocker
Mies Virain ‘Hocker
Ogton
Pete Martin
George Watts
William Graham
Kimmerer
Milas Marie Burton
Jack Shingler
Steve Angelo
Fred C. Steinberger
the Kemmerer
B. Anderson
Will
Mesdames Miller and Bagnell
Anderson
J. E. Stinson
Sublet
Sigmund Kohn
A. G. Joneson
William George
Bondurant
Louie Jones
Evanston
Charlie Sam- Moo
G. BE. Williams
Montpelier
Mr. Williams
Mr. Cruse
Ed Barret
Hornea
Tom Calder
Charles Sammon
Louis Gerbits
Louis
Frank Brozovall
Frank Hudner
Audne
Olaf Jettson
Hp, H. Co
Wisconsin
Dr. L
Kindall
Harry Trost
Rite
Sistr
Lake Bunday
J.B. Stith
Camberland Horse Ranch
John Jamieson
Fontenelle Wan
Roco Canosa
Dia‘mondville
Oscar Peterson
Chuques
Kanton
Onaley
George W. Tanner
Jesse Puller
C. J. Lamm
Z Kammerer
Alfred Russeld
Alfred
Miss Emma Monay
Mrs
William Monay
E. W. Smith
Afton
City Drug Store
Chas
O'Bannon
Wro
Ivan Jones
Lawrence Holland
Big Piney
C. D. Stafford
D. C. Oakley
Dan McKay
Gus Linden
Chris Juel
North Side Bank
Hia
Raeree
Lord Gove
Mra
Douglas A.preaton
Third Judicial District
Fren
Jackson Holo ‘Courier
Oscar Beck
PAL
Hesulia
Batire Holdings
Hig Piney Examiner
R. W. Gammon
Kemmerer Haw
Frontier News
Lester, Jr
Lester Vogel
H. Harris
Mr. Crone
Andrew Luppho
Mexico
Misa Jane Green
Mia
Mosk
Pitt
Frontier
Oregon Short Line
Br, R. Co
Willow Crack Branch
Sub- Tet
McKay's
Baltimore
Hubbard
McKay
Reel Comedy
John Mason
Reapers
Douglas Fairbanks
Poor Papa
Nance O'Neil
Fox
D. Neblitt
Kemmerer Shoe Store
S. A. Sawaya
Prop
Granger
European Hotel
Hugo Anderson & Company
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