The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-04
ROCK SPRINGS NOTES.
Especial Correspondence)

Rock Springs, Wyo-, June Boyer
Brothers have sold their wool to Justice.
Bateman Co., Philadelphia, part of the
clip bringing Z3iz cents a pound. and the
market here, and this 81 lie practically
closes the selling for this season. JOnn
st. A. Boyer has been I'm town for sew
eral days and made the deal on Wednes-
day WITH representative Of the Phila-
delphia firm.
Willis RoUf and Boyer Brothers have
bought 1900 head of yearlings from the
Cow Creek sheep company.
Thomas COttle. county treasurer OF
SWeetWater county. was here from Green
River on business early In the week.
". g. De Celle returned on Monday
from business trip to Eden Valley.
Win the closing Of the years work in
school the teachers are departing 10
spend the vacation time elsewhere Pro-
lessor l. C. Tidball will join Mrs. Tidbail
at Bellingham, Wash. to visit his par
ents- Later they will 90 the fair at Seat
lie, returning to Rock Springs for the
opening Of school I'm the fall Miss Rum
VIII spend some time in Denver, and will
90 later to her old home in Winfield, Kan
she VIII not return TO Rock Springs in
the fall Miss Davis viii spend the sum-
mer IN Wisconsin, returning to Wyoming
in September to become principal of the
Frontier school at kcmmerer. Miss Sy-
tert will spend the summer and rest next
Year al the home of her parents I'm Iowa.
Miss Walters Will not teach next year
but IL is said she viii be interested in a
course in domestic science. a number
OF the teachers will take up normal work
AZ {ne summer school of the University
OF wyoming, among them being Misses
foung, Patterson, Drew and Mrs. Chiv-
lnetOn. Miss Jones viii visit the larger
cites OF the east md finish out her va
cation at her old home in Nebraska Miss
Willard viii 90 to her home in Minnesota
Miss Paulson will s9erd the summer an
salt Lake, the Misses Stevens and Dick
erson will be i'm Denver for some time. |
and Miss HaVg will 70,
Mcdonald and Mrs Connard and the
Misses Parker. Devlin and Mcclure. ami
MIS-. Mottat will probably remain in Rock
springs and vicinity through the sum
Mrs. Walter Hanks has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, and on Sunday was taken to /
tie hospital for medical attention.
j. r. MershOn of the Wyoming Auro
Transit company spent part of the y-eslr !
AT the Fisher ranch. Fayette. He was ac- /
companied by Mr. and Mrs H. w smith /
ana their son Of Osceola. Ia. who are /
making an extended tour Of this country
and who went out TO New Fork VaIIev /
10 look at land there
Mrs. F. c. Lewis and her little girls. |
Gehevleve and Marjorie, and Mrs JoseDb |
lredale and her daughters, Hazel and Lu- /
Gle, expect to leave Friday morning to 4
spend the summer with relatives and /
friends In Iowa.
Rev. William RambO had the Tnisfor-
tune 10 break his leg while returning to
MS home at Eden after a business visit
10 ROCK Springs The accident occurred 1
I IleaI ourteen mile ranch and Mr. Ram
DO accompanied by his wife, was brought |
into the hospital here TO have the injured |
member attended To-
Mrs. Rae Iredale has returned after an
absence or some months in the east
in town icy
Edward Pavson Weston. the pedestrian.
was to have been in Rock Springs on /
June l. but Is seven DAYS behind sc5s5,51l
AZ Cheyenne so he will not ba here nm
I'll some time next week
IL IS reported that George E Bible Of
Boulder, Colo. will succeed J. n Rum
Soy as cashier Of the First National bank
az Rawlins Mr.. Bible has many friends
mere who would be glad to have him re-
turn TO this state 10 locate.
Two good games of baseball wore
played here this week-one on Sundav.
ROCK Springs vs.. WellsviIIe Utah. 7 10 ,
IN favor OF the home team. and the otba-
~ - DgG t5 zion day when the score stood
10 in favor of WellsviIle. The teams /
were well matched and both games were t
holly contested '-'1 "'i0 r
Preparations are under way for a big
celebration of JULY ( and Z There viii /
De horse racing. baseball games. ante /
DdIdoe' 1901 races and other athletic CON |
eSIs- Two thousand eight hundred dol
aIs mas already been subscribed and Z
more is IN sight Generous urizes are Of / Q
cred for the various events The fol / c
oMhk committees nave been appointed. / Z
T. PIERCE, John HAY | f
-ni'l- u RIIhseA. Parade and FlOats-Dr |
- , Davis, William O'DOnnelI AUGUST }
iarteHo Sports. Foot Racing. etc.-Alev t
Angelovitch. r. II. Watt. N. J. Dank- f
Wskl' Joe Joynson William Iredale Y
loiSe Eaces-Dr. J.. d. Shafer. Walter {
tanks. Jack Johnston DR.. p : TsTze,
dusic and Entertainment-Lloyd Thomas $
pr {. NJ Freeman. Joe Hay. Charles J
spence. Basebali-Wiliam Patterson
cnn Park. F. 3, Crumley, c. n Crider il
.ublicity-H. ]. Boice. LLOYD Thomas
= Neuber Firewo-ks-Joe Hudak. Wi u
lam Lerch. Howard Kellogg. '' p
o O. Davis, publisher Of the Green a
tNSr star, was in town on business this )