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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1916
Page
13
Local column shares theater listings and lectures at Kemmerer Lyceum with Mrs. A. J. Lebmer hosting tea for Mrs. Clyde Ray. Town news includes visitor updates, land matters, a saloon site purchase bid, and the Redpath Lyceum program May 1 at the Kemmerer theatre.
The family of Henrietti Blickfeldt expresses gratitude to the people of Kemmerer for assistance during illness and death. Special thanks to Mines, Bureh, Mason, Brandon, Jones, Sutton, the Guild, and Mrs. H Blickfeldt and family for their kindness.
A local realty firm advertises good property bargains and invites buyers to call Kemmerer Abstract and Realty Co at Room 1, Kemmerer Hotel, Emmerer Nebraska for assistance.
Miss Leah Jetters and Alfred Runsvild obtained a marriage license at 9 30 P M Easter Sunday and were married at the Catholic church by Rev Father Lynch. Best man and bridesmaid were Mr and Mrs Baker and the party then celebrated at the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe.
A Monday dance by the men of St James church, with the Kemmerer orchestra, drew a large attendance and a punch bow for all. The event raised a sum to help pay church debts and decorations, and they hope for another similar occasion soon.
Report says Dr W A Whitlock committed death by own action in Utah while a divorce suit of his wife is pending in Kemnwerar court next week. Telegraph wires indicate the origin of the report and indicate it may be false.
A roundup of social visits and movements includes H Buddendick of Cokeville visiting Kemmerer, Mrs Horace Lewis hosting her brother C W Allsop of Salt Lake, and Tony North seeking machinists for the Up-to-Date Sur- Age. Court Reporter Mise Smith leaves for Memphis until May, Mrs Dan Mindhler travels from Ogden, and Iver Hallen departs for Lava Hot Springs. An addition to the Fitzpatrick home is underway, and land matters draw Ernest Winters and Herbert Julian from Sage. The Battle Cry of Peace showing in Kemmerer Theatre is rescheduled to March 7 after a Denver booking mix-up.
Local items report a house for rent near Kemmerer, residents moving from ranches and towns, and community notices. Staff changes include Charley Altrup joining McKay's Grocery and J M. Paddies attending a Cumberland Mines meeting. Community updates cover church events, funerals, saloon hours, and travel to Salt Lake City, Payson, and Denver.
A $10.00 reward is offered for the return of a one day old colt described as white with a right hip brand and missing. The note seeks the animal’s safe return and identifies the reward origin.
BHI Pitt visited Cokeville for Easter with family while Weary Streight returned to Homefork ranch after winter in Joytah and worked with Walter Wright at Teer Grantwintle’s site. John Mwehier plans a relaxed year at Cokeville ranch, leasing to Pate Olson. Spears and Payne installed a front near Kemmerer Soda Hotting. Thomas Reardon visited from Iowa for a month to greet relatives. Moyer celebrated Easter with an angel food cake from Washington, Iowa, and Mrs Now hosted a birthday dinner for him with friends.
A visiting delegation from the national board led by Paul J. Pauleos and state officers W. W. Gildroy and George Young arrived Monday to study local conditions. The group plans a weeklong stay in the vicinity to inspect operations and meet workers.
A brief rural note advises anyone with trouble regarding their ewe to call for help or guidance.
The legal voters of School District No. One Lineats will hold the annual meeting at the high school building in Kemmerer on Monday May 1 1926 at 1 20 PM to elect one trustee and to vote on a 6 mill tax for school funds. Ray A Mason district clerk. Lat s28
Traders invite customers to sell hides pelts and furs at top market prices with a promise of benefits for new customers and a guarantee for service and pricing.
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