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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
3
Proper feeding and heat handling to protect infants. Mothers milk is ideal. if using cow's milk, pasteurize or boil to 140 150 degrees. Dilute bottle milk with boiled water, offer freely between feeds, and keep baby outdoors in cool air. Bathe morning and evening. reduce feeding if diarrhoea occurs. If vomiting or fever, withhold food and seek a doctor.
A ceremony in Wyoming marked the site of Fort Bonneville with a granite stone inscribed Site of Fort Bonneville 1832 1915. Dr. Montrose Col Nickerson and Dr. Hebard led speeches and the crowd sang America after a dinner at Dr. Montrose’s home. Locals found charred stockade posts and plan to place historic fragments in a museum. Col Nickerson will return to Lander. In Granger a week earlier lightning killed Peter Albert in a hay field and injured others. his wife received a purse from mourners and the wagon team proceeded to Washington after the loss.
Hon. mo. AMEPINGTON, manager of the Union Pacific Coat Company store at Cumberland, visited Kemmnerer last week after returning from Rock Springs. There he attended a meeting of the five company store managers to discuss matters of interest and arrange purchases of supplies.
Jim Malloy died after long illness in hospital dating from last November. A hardy pioneer, he lived on the Slate creek ranch east of the Opal road. He lost one foot to frost, with hopes to save the other, and had been frail for some time. The body was taken to Catholic cemetery last Sunday. His sole relative in contact was a sister superior of a convent in Frunton, Pa. He had a brother who died years ago. Jim was well known throughout southwestern Wyoming.
An inspector certifies the slaughter of 27 head of cattle at Promiser in Lincoln County Wyoming on August 8 1915. The infested cattle are described as 26 head rattle 20 head mined boot etc. The owners are the Frontion Bup] bly Combelly of Prontier Wyoming. The document bears witness and is signed by an inspector and a town livestock official.
Harry BE Crain of Cokeville visited Kemmerer Thursday regarding Western Stores Co. stock. The firm plans to sell off remaining inventory and close the business, shipping leftovers to another store. The Cosgriff group, former Opal owners, is gradually exiting the store business. Crain traveled with Johnny Larson who was en route home.
Back from an eastern mission for the L D S church, Bagley son of Rene Bagley of Star Valley and nephew of Dave Bagley of Granger, returned last week and delivered a largely attended sermon in Granger. At 22, he impressed listeners and a movement to organize a church in the town is under way.
Ben Smalley and family motored from Cokeville on Wednesday to visit Mrs. Smalley's mother Mrs. Saran Woods. They will stay about a month, plan trips to the Homefork ranch, and may rent an automobile with Fred Roberts accompanying to assist.
The inspector certifies 66 head of cattle in Lincoln County Wyoming near Diamondville are to be slaughtered at Diamondville. Four red beef cows with a brand on their left rib are noted.
Mixed red beef cattle brands noted on left and right ribs including steer and cow brands. Ownership attributed to the Palace Must Market of Diamondville and B. McMian in County Lanetock with several brands described such as red beef steers on left rib and red cows on beft rib.
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