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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
8
Mountain Trading Co Diamondville Oakley Glen announces incomplete spring lines of dry goods fanny goods nations and novelties. Highlights include Etamines Violas Melroses fancy silks gauzes wash fabrics lace embroideries white goods and ladies shirts waists and hats with prices from 20c to 4.50 per yard or item.
The store reveals a wide selection of ladies and gents shoes plus children and juvenile footwear. Men’s lines feature light to medium weights in multiple leathers and finishes with prices from 1.40 to 8. Indies line offers dress and walking shoes from 1.50 to 4.50. Juvenile footwear includes new spring styles for misses and children in button lace and slippers priced 0.40 to 2.35.
Clothing department features Sterling brand Men's Suits in worsteds cheviots serges and mixtures with prices from 86.50 to 18.00. Includes a large line of Young Men Boys and Children’s Suits at reduced prices. Hats and Caps showcase new spring styles including derby golf fedora crash janama in black grey pearl tan and staple black tan nutmeg with prices from 1.50 to 5.00.
A comprehensive stock of gentlemen’s attire includes negligees shirts and gowns in silk gingham percales and satins in new patterns. Also a full line of "Clinet" collars in fashionable shapes. Gloves gauntlets neckwear sparing wear and prices. Spring underwear hose suspenders watches and jewelry.
Diamondville News reports the Kensington club meeting with Mrs. T Gamble this week. L A Mills returns from Cheyenne on a business trip. Chas Fawkes of Almy visits friends in town. Miss Maude Gove off duty due to cold, Mike Mable covers. George Grill injures toe falling from a moving train but improves quickly. Russel Players entertain, dance afterward. crowd enjoys. Mrs Win McDermaid and wife depart for Logan Utah to stay with her mother. Mr McDermaid proceeds to Suanyside. brothers John and Rich stay behind. Br W Collins and wife leave for San Francisco to begin new home life. Collins has been with the company three years.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife’s stomach and liver trouble when physicians offered no relief. He sought Dr King's New Life Pills, found relief rapidly, and was eventually cured. The remedy was purchased at Chas Henderson’s drug store.
Olympia Lodge No 28 invites all Odd Fellows to attend the sath anniversary celebration at their Diamondville hall on Saturday evening April 4 4. All members are urged to bring wives and families for the observance.
Community notes report Jos Bird, sr illness and visits from Mrs Melton of Evanston. The Art Embroidery club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with Mrs Barrett. Oakley Social duty officers honored for three months. A Saturday dance drew good attendance and preparations for the forthcoming cand party and Masquerade Ball on April 11 at Barrett's ark amid limited invitations.
A whistle stop sales note touts Electric Hitter as a cure for overwork sleep loss and nervous tension. It claims to heal liver and kidney disorders, dispel nervousness rheumatism and neuralgia, and even malaria for 30 cents with guaranteed satisfaction from Kemmerer Drug Co and Chas Henderson of Dinetou…
General Superintendent Calvin of the Short Line met yesterday with a committee of trainmen from Salt Lake City. They had sought a 20 percent raise. A compromise granted 12 percent for passenger conductors and switchmen, while others received 1 percent increases. The accord pleased both sides.
Lan caster N EL resident P J Green recalls years of chronic indigestion and nervous debility. He credits Electric Bitters with his recovery and notes his wife remains in excellent health. The couple recommends the tonic for female troubles and general vitality. Sold by Kemmerer Drug Co and C Henderson in Diamondville with satisfaction guaranteed.
A church fair hosted by the Mission hall ladies in Diamond Ville on April 15 and 16. The event at Finn Hall plans attractive, entertaining booths with a silk quilt prize for a correct quilt pleve count and a silver tea set prize plus many useful items for sale or prize. Music features prominently.
Mrs Gert rude Fenner of Marion Ink reported a remarkable recovery from a deep seated pneumonia after exhaustive use of Hag Minute Gough Cur d. She states coughing and strain weakened her weight but the remedy restored health and strength. De EW Guyon.
The Corbett McGovern fight at Mechanics Pavilion ends in Corbett’s eleventh round victory. Crowds at Casey's saloon cheer as the Brooklyn fighter is badly defeated after a hard bout with McGovern unable to rise before the timekeeper’s count.
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