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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
13
Practical advice for infant care in hot weather urges mother's milk as ideal. If using cow's milk, pasturize by double boiler to 140–150 degrees and maintain thirty minutes. if no thermometer, heat until surrounding water boils then thirty minutes. Dilute bottle milk with boiled cooled water and keep baby outdoors when possible. Bathe daily and adjust feeding if diarrhoea or vomiting occurs, with physician advised for fever.
The Highiney Examiner reports that on Monday August 9 a monument was unveiled six miles west of Daniel Wyoming marking the site of Fort Bonneville with a granite stone carved by Col Nickerson and inscriptions noting 1832 1915. Attendees included Dr Grace Hebard and Col Nickerson, plus Miss Alice Hebard and Mr Hebard of Chicago. The gathering featured speeches and a chorus of America. Artifacts from the old stockade were found and will be placed in the museum. Nearby, lightning killed Peter Albert in Granger during an electric storm while haywork suffered losses and families assisted the widow traveling to Washington.
Hon. mo. AMEPINGTON, manager of the Union Pacific Coat Company store at Cumberland, traveled to Rock Springs for a meeting of five store managers. The sessions address mutual interests and arranging supply purchases for the stores.
Jim Malloy a longtime resident of the Slate Creek ranch east of the Opal road died after a long illness in a hospital. He lost part of a foot years ago to frost and endured a precarious condition for some time. His body was interred in the Catholic cemetery last Sunday with a sister superior from Frunton, Pa., as his closest relative in Whitehall. He was a well known figure across southwestern Wyoming.
The undersigned Inspector certifies at Promiser in Lincoln County Wyoming that 26 head of rattle 20 head rounded boot steams and 1 red branded steer left hip were to be slaughtered. Owned by the Prontion Bupj bly Combelly of Prontier Wy. Witnessed August 8 1915 by Me Mion Townly Live Beek laspestue.
Harry BE Crain of Cokeville visited Kemmerer Thursday to discuss business with Western Stores Co. The firm plans to sell remaining stock and close the Kemmerer outlet soon, shipping leftovers to another Cosgriff store. Crain traveled with Johnny Larson on the trip.
Bagley, son of Rene Bagley of Star Valley and nephew of Dave Bagley of Granger, returned last week from an eastern LDS mission. He delivered a well received sermon in Granger last Wednesday evening to a large audience. The community considers forming a church in the town.
Ben Smalley traveled from Cokeville with Mrs. Smalley and the children to visit Mrs. Smalley’s mother Mrs. Saran Woods. They plan a short stay and may travel to Hamefork ranch. Fred Roberts accompanied them to rent a car and looked for options.
Wyoming Lincoln County inspector certifies 66 head of cattle to be slaughtered at Diamondville. The notice lists four red beef cows with a brand on their left rib as part of the inspection record.
The write up lists several red beef cattle brands stamped on the left rib and right hip including steers and cows. It attributes ownership to the Palace Must Market of Diamondville and B. McMian in Lanetock County with references to mixed stock, brands, and locations.
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