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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
8
The Stray Elks ball drew many visitors with elk hats and punch toasts. Attorney R R Rose led a solemn toast while guests danced six hours to lively tunes. The event reported as well organized with little drunken trouble and strong attendance.
Miss Mildred Richardson arrives from Denver to take a position in the Kemmerer forest office replacing Miss Cowley who departed yesterday for Ogden Utah.
A Lin coln garage owner named Platt Wilson proposes trading 85 dollars of auto parts for one cow and a heifer from a Big Piney cattleman. The plan would see Platt care for the herd five years with annual replacement heifers, aiming to build a cattle kingdom and dairy business.
The forest service reports grazing fees for several districts from June 16 to Oct 31 with cattle at 54 to 60 cents and horses at 58 to 67 cents. Beverages Creek and Soda Lake districts list thousands of head under terms for Willow Creek, Muddy Ridge, Irish Canyon and others. Receipts total grazing fees of 25,393.99 and timber cuts exceed 21,000.
The gate receipts failed to cover expenses as Frontierheath withdrew and the railroad team pulled out, leaving two teams. The league will discontinue city games and the Legion team will play external opponents. The entertainment committee plans monthly events starting January with the Woman's auxiliary as guests. two committee members were replaced. A play may be staged later in the year despite handicaps.
Regnier, a noted Oregon Short Line railroad agent at Opal, learned this week that his father in Webb City Missouri is very ill. Due to heavy rush work he likely cannot leave to travel to Webb City to visit.
An issue of the Star Valley Independent publishes D. J. Welchman’s letter recounting the disappearance of A. Welchman’s team after feeding and hitching. He describes the team bolting, a tongue dropping, a horse bottling over a bank, and his sudden memory loss before journeying toward Butts, Montana.
Judge J M Mott, about 65, died yesterday after a career as justice of the peace in Rock Spring and Kemmerer. A notary public and real estate dealer in recent years, he was active in Republican circles. Survived by two brothers and a sister in Denver, funeral arrangements by Fitzpatrick.
The Latter Day Saints Sunday School will host a children’s dance at the local church on Monday afternoon starting at two o’clock. The event aims to provide a community activity for youngsters.
State lawmakers failed to record support for repealing the direct primary law at a special conference. Officers elected for the association include C W Axtell Thermis president Arnold Larsot Hermopolis secretary Pat OConnor Casper treasurer Patrick Quealy Kemmerer and H Hy Serhaniae George B McClelland Worland H A Floyd Sheridan and James H Walton Cheyenne directors. Kemmerer honors Quealy as director.
Ralph Rosenberg left Saturday for Denver for a short vacation. Afterward he will join his father J. P. Rosenberg in Cheyenne for a few days together.
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