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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
16
Dr R H Sanders plans to relocate from Frontier at year’s start to Kemmerer where his current office already operates with Drs Hocker and Stafford. Unclear who will replace him at Frontier. Local social notes cover travel and visits, dances, and missing film at the picture show.
Miss Irene Morrison, cared for in Butte after an appendicitis operation, has recovered enough to return to Oakley with her mother and intends to make Oakley her future home. Oakley youths gathered at Barren's Park for a lively dance with music by Scotty Morgan and many attendees praised the event.
The lecture to be delivered next Setur day night by Chancellor Buchte of Denver University is said to be very interesting. The subject is A Pleasantness of American Life and will contrast European and American conditions, offering unusual educational value.
An advertisement asserts Mall's Catarrh Cure clears catarrh by cleansing mucous surfaces and expelling poison from the blood. It claims quick relief after short use and promotes sale at HT Drugstore.
Pike Lavitch of Frontier was fined $20 plus costs after a drunken melee at a dance last Wednesday. He and Andrew Hirko fought over admission prices. both were injured. Hirko had prior peace bonds and will be brought to local court when apprehended.
The Kemmerer Bakery changed ownership last Thursday when Mrs. Asson sold to Joe Mr, with the business to be run by the new proprietor. Joe egrini will continue candy making temporarily, aided by a reputable candy maker, and a first class baker has been hired to oversee the ovens.
The body of Theo Corine, an Italian miner injured in the Sublet mine over a week ago, died in the local hospital last Thursday. He was shipped to Leadville for burial last Saturday. Cerise suffered a broken jaw and brain injuries from the accident. His brother transported the body to Colorado for burial.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Gaange Parck of Cambariest died after funeral services held in the Cathole church. The burial followed the ceremony.
Father Lynch receives an Edison moving picture machine from Dr. Rothman and Emmett Moniar, a gift linked to longtime acquaintances. Funds from a church basement project and a bazaar cover remodeling debt while Joe Kinney and Mrs. Quealy support the church treasury. The machine will serve social events and biblical lectures in the church basement.
A fragmentary remark compares dust and diamonds in quality and visibility. It suggests that the more refined a man is, the more noticeable his flaws appear, while precious traits may be overlaid by dust. The text echoes a reflective, rhetorical style from an older publication.
Six Frontier school boys were arrested and brought before Judge Carnahan after allegedly entering Dan Castagna’s vacant house during noon hours while he moved to Sublet. They looted a trunk, taking a water chain, ring, can of tea, and other valuables totaling about $25. Trial to continue Saturday.
George Green of near Cokeville appeared before Justice Carnahan on a Saturday to answer rape charges filed by Mrs. Johnson and her husband who lived on Green s ranch above Cokeville. The case was dismissed because the accuser failed to appear. Green was regarded as a man of good reputation and friends suspected the charges were trumped up to ruin his standing.
Walter A. Muir of Rock Springs Wyoming filed on Nov 15 1916 a corroborated contest to cancel James F Tack?s Homestead Entry 02595 Serial 02695 dated Jan 10 1911 for section land. Claimant has not resided on land since Jan 30 1911 and has not built a home. Respond promptly within twenty days after the fourth publication Dec 14 1916 with sworn answer and dues. Alex Nisbet listed for notice.
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