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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
5
George Wate and Hr Curtis bought about 1600 head sheep from Obes L Mela with delivery made yesterday. The buyers aim to shear before lambing with 20 hand shearers, plan corrals opening this week, and expect Opal stockings for early sale at 68.00.
George Walkswae, a business visitor, toured Kemmerer and checked a Overland car from Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. He plans to travel to Salt Lake City to view new models and bring his family along for the trip.
Nick Kalasse and a companion were involved in a violent incident last night. Kalasse died from a knife thrust near the heart while a woman was reportedly present but hard to locate. A second fight occurred in a lunch car by Hoskins store. Kalasse was turned over to county officials.
You are in doubt Mrs Harry Parmenter was initiated into the Eastern Star lodge last Friday. The building, known as a office, housed the event. Mrs Emilly Hainsworth visited Armstrong home in Diamondville last week. Oliver Twichel arrived from LaBarge ranch Monday and is at Lincoln County Miners hospital. operation possible. Walter Gaswo and baby Franklin of Green River visited Kemmerer Wednesday. they came from Craven Creek ranch. Gassoo recently chased Jim Malloy ranch on creek. Mire L G Baker, editor’s wife, with Attlesas George, arrived from Provo Utah to join dir Maker. They took apartments with Mrs Nicholann and plan to move to housekeeping later.
Wide selection of summer hats promised with style value and individuality. Names listed include Jars, WM, McPadden, Kemmlorer, Wye. (Note: OCR errors present but main offer clear.)
Kemmerer and nearby towns host a string of visits and notices. F M Jensen and Chas Jensen from Granger, Surveyor L C Ferguson, Veugho Hufford of Cokeville, and W B White of Border all appeared in Kemmerer recently. Carl Rodgers from Ogden and Mrs Sarah Woods' Gebert visit are listed among movers and shakers. Provo Jack Matthews readies sheep pens, while Dan F Roberson from Fontenelle seeks clues after cattle theft linked to a Salt Lake City incident. George Bourne of Cokeville notes City Drug business remains steady as sheep turn move through.
George Sharp and itch McMinn purchased a Ford car and drove it to Rock Springs. Mr Charlie McKay was surprised on Friday morning as Kemmerer Hardware Co delivered a fine fumed oak china cabinet as a gift from her husband and daughter. Elmer and Thomas of Omaha, lessees of United States Coal Co, visited the miner and traveled from here to Pocatello. Mr Tikeemas has been away along the coast and expects revival in the coal industry.
Dr C D Stafford visited Salt Lake City at week’s end. John Pernnelle opened up. Mrs Bad Hocker hosted her mother Mrs P A Beck of Ogden. Babe Miller shopped from his Hame Fork ranch Wednesday. Thos Sneddon Jr left for Salt Lake Saturday to join Ace Wealy in picture show business. George Monk and family came from Waterfall ranch for dental work. George Symes owns a new Ford and his son Clinton aided in driving. A new fence goes up around Charley McKay home with planned trees and lawn. Tom Painter and wife return from Salt Lake City. Painter plans to stay near Evanston during sheep rush. Edith Gabardi, 10, died of scarlet fever. funeral held Sunday due to quarantine. Mrs Gove returned from Coceville aiding Roy Collett and Scott families. Clive expects to leave for a month’s visit. Mont palior Pegatello and Galt Lake City plans move to new Bar and old Lincoln Bercommer site. Council approved Gabardi moving to new location with connections reset.
Residents and visitors are listed with recent moves and trips. Ira J. Remington assisted at the Golden Rule Store for a week. George Sharp plans permanent stay after returning from Rock Springs. Jomo Sammon back from Spanish Fork Utah. Mrs. Herman Strine travels to Knoxville for ill mother. J. E. Irvine to review Kemmerer spring work. Jitney service expands between Kemmerer Diamondville Frontier at ten cents. Lincoln county criminal docket cited as lengthy. Andy Collins charged with burglary. James Anderson resigns in Point of Rocks. T. Kumagai leaves Pine Avenue for Los Angeles. Charley Huff relocates to Sapphire Street near Hotel Kemmerer. Wm. Gheen contemplates Piney move and sawmill role. Town council names Con Brady marshal. James Boston stays night marshal. District court meets in Evanston. three-day session. Mrs. Wm. Monsy and children plan six-week visit to Pittsburg and Chicago. Kemmerer Hardware window display promotes spring garden needs. Humericks return from Idaho with Palmer relatives. new farm west of Mutoour noted.
Multiple short notices report local movement and visits including Archie Jones driving in from Daniels, J G McKenna delivering Fords to Big Piney for Howard Helts, Lincoln Lumber completing roof ornamentation, and travels of Mr and Mrs Jay A Quealy to Salt Lake City. Parley Smith works on sheep camps with his father, Walter Miller bought a Ford with McKenna guiding the return. The Woman’s Guild meets Thursday at 3, lunch served by Mrs K K Curtis and Mrs Evans. Rodger LaChapelle visits Kemmerer, now ranching 20 miles south of Evanston. Guild earns 43 dollars to reduce church debt. Dr W A Hocker’s house interior redone in cream and brown with stencil borders. Mrs George L Rose left for Ft Collins to join husband, choir leader, after visiting with sister Mrs R Rose. Beatrice Michelene stars in Mia Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at Lyrium usst Friday night. Blanche Chappe plays Mrs Wines.
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