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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
13
George Wate and Curtis bought about 1600 head of Obes L Mela sheep last week. Delivery occurred yesterday as they took the old everahGltz and the gewer at 68.00. Watts plans new corrals to open this week and has booked the sheep for early shearing with 20 hand shearers ready after lambing.
George Walkswae visits Kemmerer on business and plans to travel to Salt Lake City to view new models and discuss a product line with Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co. He intends to bring his family along on the trip and complete the purchase.
Nick Kalasse was stabbed in a box-car home after days of ill feeling. He died from a knife thrust near the heart as Dr. Moreete harbored faint hopes of survival. A second man faced trouble in a crowded car near Hoskins store. Kas was turned over to county officers.
Mrs. Harry Parmenter joined Eastern Star activities last Friday while visitors from Green River and Diamondville, including Mr. and Mrs. Gaswo and baby Franklin, were seen in Kemmerer. Oliver Twichel from LaBarge ranch is at Lincoln County Miners hospital with possible surgery. Mire L. G. Baker and George arrived from Provo to join the editor's family, taking apartments with Mrs. Nicholann and planning to move.
A garbled ad promises summer hats with style and value. It touts wide selection and bargains, naming retailers Jars, WM, McPadden, Kemmorer, Wye, as sellers of hats and other items at very low prices.
Local Kemmerer items list visitors from Granger Cokeville Ogden and Salt Lake City. Notes on theater Lyceum screening Pearl string display and Provo store preparations. Housing ads and cattle theft pursuit linked to Fontenelle and Baratfork mention ongoing sheep season logistics.
George Sharp and itch McMinn purchased a Ford and took it to Rock Springs. Mr Charlie McKay was surprised Friday morning as Kemmerer Hdwe Co delivered a fine fumed oak china cabinet, a gift from her husband and daughter. Elmer and Thomas of Omeha, lessee of United States Coal, visited the miner and traveled from Hare to Pocatello. Mr Tikeemas recently sailed the coast and foresees revival in the coal industry.
A jumble of local items lists Dr. C D Stafford visiting Salt Lake City, John Pernnelle opening a venture, Mrs. Bad Hocker hosting her mother Mrs P A Beck of Ogden, Babe Miller shopping from Hame Fork ranch, and Thos Sneddon Jr and Ace Wealy eyeing movie work. George Monk and family from Waterfall ranch visited. George Symes shows a new Ford. A fence at Charley McKay home is rising with lawn plans. Tom Painter and wife return from Salt Lake City as sheep business ramps up in Evanston. Edith Gabardi, 10, dies of measles with funeral in Keunmeter cemetery. Mrs Gove travels to Coceville for service duties. Roy Collett, Scott families' children ill then recover. Mrs Clive to leave for monthlong visit. Bar relocation planned for Gabardi bar near old Lincoln Bercommer. council grants move with utility connections arranged.
Community items report residents visiting from Montpelier and Spanish Fork, with moves to Kemmerer and Piney. J. E Irvine checks on Cement work, jitney service expands between Kemmerer Diamondville Frontier, and court, council actions noted. Also mentions health rumors, travel to Lava Hot Springs, and local property purchases in Idaho and Kansas.
Archie Jones arrives from Daniels with goods while J G McKenna transports Fords to Big Piney for Howard Helts and 8 Gilhouse. Lincoln Lumber completes roof ornamenting at a cam project finished Friday. Jay A Quealy and Mrs depart for Salt Lake City. Mrs Quealy to visit relatives. Parley Smith enjoys life at sheep camps with his father. Walter Miller buys a Ford in Cumberland with McKenna ensuring safe return. Woman's Guild meets Thursday at 3 pm. lunch served by Mrs K K Curtis and Mrs Evans. Rodger LaChapelle visits from Evanston and reports ranching 20 miles south of Evanston. Guild clears 43 for church furnishings debt. Dr W A Hocker decorates home interiors with painted walls and borders. Mrs George L Rose visits Ft Collins with husband, choir leader, and Beatrice Michelins stars in Mia Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch showing at Lyrium. Blanche Chappe acts as Mrs Wines in the film.
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