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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
10
Kemmerer items report visits by McNaughten and others, new china and jewelry sales at Cleveland's, and a big social season note. Local figures like Mr and Mrs W S Post return from Europe, Hoyle lectures impressively, and plans loom for coal exploration at the Adagil mine with potential town impact.
A grand reception at Semiehe Opera House Kemmerer last Saturday night celebrated M S Keiamarne of Mauch Chunk Penn by Met PJs Quealy of Kemmerer. The hall glittered with evergreen and panie, the Worcester Silver Cornet Band led the program, speeches by notable locals followed, and a lavish banquet unfolded with oysters fruits beef and turkey. The night ended with dancing until 8 the next morning, drawing guests from distant towns and remaining a highlight in Kemmerer memories.
Board grants three additional months to Ham Fork school after a short term. teachers Mius Muir and Miss Keou are mentioned along with Frontier and Rock Springs locations. communication references hats from Paris and Chicago and a line of Ladies hats in Kemmarer.
Agnes Hell, aged 76 years 6 months 16 days, died at her son in law Bishop McMillan's home from apoplexy. Born in Lanarkshire Scotland on April 11 1845 she emigrated to the United States in 1881 settling in Rock Springs Wyoming with periods in Colorado and Utah. Funeral at the LDS Church on Sunday December 5 at two o'clock P.M. Viewing at the residence of Pithup McMillan between for of TL and 1 o'clock that day.
Regular correspondent weighs Congress session through railroad rate battles and tariff reform. Notes government ownership debate, Canadian trade lines, and looming tariff questions. Highlights Alice Roosevelt’s illness and social schedule, plus Theodore Roosevelt Jr’s football injury and strain on White House life.
A partial text describes parcels in Block 13 including a two story stone store and opera house building and a two story frame dwelling with outhouse. The fragment hints at a snag or issue requiring application.
Prof Sellon spends holidays at his Bridger home while Miss Hocker visits Evanston. Charles Morgan, deputy county clerk, is in town for a few days. Mrs Nat Edwards welcomes a baby girl. The No 1 mine produced 4112 tons of coal through the 29th. Rich Gibbs hosts a Thanksgiving reception for many friends.
Justice Van Oradel of the Wyoming Supreme Court has been appointed to the U S Court of Claims as attorney with a salary of 85000 per year, succeeding Lovie A Pradt. He will assume February 1. The Denver Post notes the appointment follows a telegram from Senator Warren. The Wyoming Wool Growers Association meets in Casper June 9 to 11 with plans for a large convention and guest hospitality.
A white Lewellyn setter bitch with black spots, collar worn, sore eyes, missing in Kemmerer Wyoming. Reward of ten dollars offered for safe return. Notice signed by R. A. Hooren. Also a divorce-style notice from Witttas Hf. Sontmay stating wife Laurena Solliday left home and that the husband is not responsible for debts. Dated October 28, 1905.
Patent attorneys in Washington report patents granted this week including Cumberland suspenders. To obtain a copy of the above patent, send ten cents in postage stamps with the date of this paper to A. Snow & Co, Washington De.
A vintage medical ad asserts Ballard's Snow Liniment penetrates nerves and bones, is absorbed into the blood, and brings wonderful cures for neuralgia rheumatic and similar pains. Sold by J. S. Roberts for one dollar.
Mrs BW Evans of Clearwater Kansas writes that her husband suffered three months with consumption before Ballard’s Horehound Syrup cured him. She says they have kept a bottle in the house for six years and cannot live without it, claiming it helps with coughs and colds.
A morning blaze in Cokeville gutted the Hotel Stoner and W Wyman's saloon and bar, with total losses claimed for both buildings and contents. Proprietors were reportedly absent, and authorities suspected the fire started in the hotel. Residents planned to rebuild, aided by local volunteers and safety measures.
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