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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
2
A Toyohara of Oakley visiting Kemmerer told The Camera there was no Japanese doctor at the camp beyond the company doctor. He noted about 40 Japanese workers, all healthy, paying the company doctor monthly and receiving care there. He lamented the letter to Gov. Kenrick as unjust to the workers and said it would be pursued as a matter.
Rev Philbrook was told by Bishop Thomas he will arrive in Kemmerer Friday and stay through Sunday. A parish vestry meeting is set for Saturday at 8 pm. The Bishop will preach and celebrate communion Sunday at 11 am, then proceed to Cokeville for an evening service. He returns to Kemmerer Monday and goes to Big Piney for Tuesday evening services.
Authorities report revolt in the Sneddon household with humane officers to oversee eight children under 13 after a Monday night alcohol fueled eviction by James Sneddon. Sheriff Hannen, Marshal Anderson, and Officer Joyce investigated with more details to come.
Last Saturday a Bar B C ranch celebration drew about two hundred people from Har B C Aspen Ridge and nearby areas. Events included bucking, steer riding, pony racing with a full evening lunch, all followed by an all night dance and revelry for tourists and locals alike.
George Morris of the Kemm meat market fractured his arm while attempting to ride tame horses at Ed Sutton ranch on Sunday. The incident occurred during mending the broken limb, and friends hope for a speedy recovery.
The Juvenile Auto contest ended last Saturday. Master William Edward Pitt won with 128,845 votes followed by Master Charles A Stafford with 112,050 and Robert Heitz Hocker with 92,405. Pitt claimed the prize and enjoys a right smart tim as many children dropped out before the finish.
A wife beating case surfaced in Sublet on Saturday leading to the arrest of Frank Jugijusz Pollack. Marshals and Humane Officer Joyce with County Attorney Reynolds and Undersheriff Gudmundsen conducted further inquiry on Monday. Frank is held under $500 bonds to keep the peace and refrain from further abuse and remains jailed on the disturbing the peace sentence. The boarding house family faced revolting remarks noted by officers.
Reports detail a fatal incident at Diamondville No 1 Mine where Mike McPartland died near the pump station. An inquest ruled death from an unknown cause, with questions over possible electrocution and a fatal fall leaving the formerly engaged couple in mourning.
Acting Superintendent Melvin Howard released a financial statement detailing hospital indebtedness and post June contracts with names and amounts due and credits. Copies mailed to locals. outlook said to be promising with plans moving toward smooth operation. A chief nurse, three seniors, four juniors, and probationers care for patients. new hires include Adeline Ganton Rawlins Olive Johnson Rock Springs and Ruby Carnahan Kemmerer.
Josiah Nicholson of Red Lake New Mexico visits with daughter in law Maggie Nicholson and grandchildren. He returns from a coast town tour and fairs with his daughter C A Coffey, who stays a few days. Nicholson last year visitor and well remembered locally.
J E Irvine arrived from Cokerilla with a cement crew to lay paving on Tupax street under a contract awarded to him. He aims to complete before frost and has prior credit in Cokeville and Kemmerer showing his ability with durable Triangle Street walks.
Union Pacific announces excursions east with tickets on sale August 14 and 23 and ember 1 15 and 12nd. Limit October 1st. See agents for fares and details.
A county clerk weekly roundup lists land transactions with names such as Abramson Hall and Jobe F. Lyedtta and dates including May 7 and July 14, noting interests, parcels, and filing references. It also records marriage licenses issued, naming Gabler and others, with brief notes on property and filings.
George Whitten of the New Kemmerer theatre plans a driving tour into Star Valley during the week of August 30 with a moving picture outfit. He will show films such as East land Disaster Pioneer Day Parade in Salt Lake City 1915 Cheyenne Frontier Days and other up to date pictures at several towns along the route. The auto trip originates from Cokeville and Whitten expects to run regular shows at each stop where possible.
Annual notice for the Ideal Beach Amusement Company stockholders meeting in Garden City Utah on Saturday Aug 21 1915 at 1 PM to elect a board of directors. If needed, adjourned to Kemmerer Monday Aug 23 at 7 30 PM. Secretary KR Turner.
A local notice promotes a bowel cleanser sold by The City Drug Store. It claims the remedy treats appendicitis like bowel issues with a single spoonful, asserting it can aid many constipation and sour stomach cases. The text is garbled but presents strong claims about safety and effectiveness.
Anticipated coal shortage for fall and winter prompts Pennsylvania railroad to bolster protections at Altoona. Since the European war began, many miners have joined the colors, forcing operators to recruit new workers. Dealers report profit increases as war munitions demand boosts coal production, and mines are operating at full capacity.
Despondency Dee relates three months of indigestion causing headaches and fatigue. After trying various treatments, Mrs. George Hon of Macedon New York found Chamberlain's Tablets to be the remedy she needed, noting significant relief after using two doses. The product is praised as effective and widely available.
An estray report from a ranch pasture near Hamatork describes three horses taken in around July 20. A six year old bay mare with brand on the right jaw and front left, a two year old sorrel gelding with a brand on the right thigh, and a sorrel mare branded on the right shoulder. Owner may claim by payment of fees.
Beaver Saw Mill Mart Christenson from Fossil met with Eewin Porter nine miles up Beaver Creek to discuss lumber for nearby residents. A steam mill produces about 4000 feet board measure daily, with lumber priced at 16 dollars per thousand feet, cheaper if buyers cut their own jogs. Christenson is among new subscribers joining The Camera's set.
Summons issued to Alexander Revel whose residence is unknown, last known at Sub lat Lincoln County Wyoming. On July 28 1915 Robert A Hocker and Angelo Molinar began ejectment and attachment in Lincoln County District Court for 9760.00 due to failure to appear in the District Court. The allegations will be deemed true and judgment entered. property may be sold to satisfy the claim. Dated August 34 1915. Carl Cook Clerk District Court.
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