Ladies Measurements Line Completes Clothing Range
A local retailer announces a complete line of ladies measurements. The new selection covers multiple sizes and styles, aiming to fit varied figures and tastes.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
7
A local retailer announces a complete line of ladies measurements. The new selection covers multiple sizes and styles, aiming to fit varied figures and tastes.
A local ad promotes fancy ribbons and a large neckwear shipment. Persians, Tafidtas, and Latin ribbons are offered at varied prices. Mens four in hand neckties and boys Windsor styles priced from 35 to 75 cents. See shirt window for display.
The article notes a small crowd at the boxing card in Opal featuring Jimmy Perry of Denver versus Red David of Utah. Perry won a quick second round stoppage in the welterweight bout as Hargrave defeated Sykes in a preliminary, with local figures and a follow up sparring exhibition by Kid Givens and Perry.
A Local 2360 meeting appointed a committee to solicit sums for widows and orphans of a Hawaii disaster. The committee members E Delmorgo Wr Halnton and C F Hackenberg raised 8150 to be divided among Local 2300 8100 and others. A draft for that amount was sent to Hanna im Taenday.
Pomeroy, a prominent young rancher, returns from Byars after moving to Fontenelle with Hereford stock. He plans a frame bulb home around 1000 in cost and will undertake ranch improvements while continuing to success with high grade Herefords.
Principal L HK Lang of the district school plans an exhibit showcasing pupil talent in drawing handwriting and construction with Geographical maps and geography. Dr J F Brown from the Laramie Normal school will share stereopticon views on public schools in Bigland. Parents and friends are encouraged to attend and support the effort.
Delinquent taxes on real and personal property for 1907 and prior years must be paid to the County Treasurer by May 1 1908 or the property will be willed to cover the taxes due. All penalties interest and the cost of advertising apply. Dated Blyanatra April 1908.
Frontiersmen and families share health notes visits from Lewin and Kay Murky Cumberland near term. Mrs James Smith and mother visit. Easter program at LDS Sunday School draws interest. Democratic primaries set for May 5 to select delegates for state convention May 15. Mrs BF Hoyt returns from Hot Springs and improves from inflammatory rheumatism.
Public notices offer excursions from San Francisco along the Cregan Short Line in May. The trips promise diverse routes and low round trip fares. For details see the agent and inquire at the offices of the naval display.
The notice states the regular annual meeting of School District No. 1 will be held Monday May 4 in Kemmerer at 7 o clock p m with reading of the clerk and treasurer’s report and consideration of a money levy by regular and special taxes. K S Lewis, Clerk.
An organized gang stole silks, cloths, rugs, liquors, meats worth up to 2000 after breaking into freight cars near Kemmerer. Marshal Naylin and Deputy Sheriff Rogers, aided by Joe Jones, arrested five men and recovered over 1500 in loot. Shot-Gun Tom identified as a key suspect. more loot remains missing as investigation continues.
Anxiety over Pe Westfall of Cora who left March 25 with a team for upper Green River country and has not returned. Republican primaries held harmoniously last Saturday with delegates chosen. Local visits, purchases, and society meetings noted, including miners’ shifts, a new phase, Easter program, and arrangements for county convention attendance.
The Elk Goal Co of Glenco Junction has a carload of new coal wagons for hauling from Skail Point to the railroad at Asleueu. They will operate once the wagon road is completed.
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