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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
5
Kemmerer's Christmas week features visits from Rock Springs Billings and Fossil residents. Local residents travel to Montpelier Bancroft and Denver while others stay for holiday gatherings. Advertisements promote Tanlac and Sally Ann bread from the Kemmerer Bakery as townspeople plan for the new year.
Law Enforcement Officer Louis G. Jones arrived in Kemmerer late this week after a state wide business trip. He will be in Cheyenne on Thursday on business. County Commissioner James Davison spent several days in Cheyenne late this week. Lincoln County residents in Cheyenne for business included Ball O Neil and McNichols of Big Piney and Commissioner Davison of Opal. Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor spent Christmas with his parents in Provo Utah and returned yesterday.
Michael Dancoff who escaped from Rock Springs county jail was lodged in Walsenburg Colorado jail by state rangers after capture at Gallup New Mexico. He is held for murder trial with a $2000 reward. The man hunt spanned five western states.
Snow caused delays in mail delivery as roads were blocked. Local residents spent Christmas at homes of Petrie Budd Mickelson Herschler and Payne hosted dinners for Woodmansie and the Opal barber family. Ned George passed through en route to the Upper Country. Sheep movements and feed shipments continued with Stoffer Estate Bennion Standard Sheep and Stork operations mentioned. Santa visited as usual and a Christmas program impressed students.
School notes report few activities in past two weeks due to weather and difficulties. Basketball season opener likely January 21 against University High. new suits arrived. holiday break runs to January 9 with shorter Sublet recess. plans include Mrs Morton visit for school standardization and a Sublet No. 6 night school with Miss Laura Crum. Snow caused transport troubles for Frontier and Diamondville students. several holiday programs were held in Kenmerer Formtier and Diamond areas highlighting student efforts.
Caledonians press on with preparations for the Robert Burns event at Lyceum hall on January 28. Work resumed after Christmas holidays with increased vigor as organizers promise a larger and better affair than prior years. Subscribe for The Caméra.
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