Paal Kodak Snap Shots and Kemmerer News Briefs
Miscellaneous local notes from Kemmerer and Cumberland recount visits, business changes, and social events. Cumberland visitors Jas Needham and family. Diamondville Woodmen benefit ball on Valentine’s day. Diamondville and Kemmerer Drag Co sale. Standard Oil dividend news. local firm partnerships and reno at the Kentucky saloon. Cheyenne oil news clipped. Diamondville praise for new partnerships and grand opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Flinn
Kansasity
Uinta County
Wyoming Camp No
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Driver
Montpelier
Glen
Liggitt
Kemmerer Drag Co
Busines
Uewa
Frontier Notes Recap of Local Events and Accidents
Frontier notes from the region report Mr. Weaver ill. several workers laid off due to lower ore output. A hoisting incident caused a stoppage at the slope. no injuries. Local residents and visitors include Mrs. Annie Laurie clarification, church ordinations in Kemmerer, and a series of minor accidents among children and workers. Community events feature a dance fundraiser, Bottling Works opening, and upcoming grocery and service notices.
Kemmerer Hose Company No 1 Forms at Opera House
A group of Kemmerer men organized Kemmerer Hose Company No 1 at an evening meeting in Oasay’s opera house. C B Howard elected temporary chairman with officers including secretary Murphinson and treasurer Driver. charter number assigned and first meeting set for February 17. The move receives strong local support from residents and business owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerers
Oasay
Kemmerer
C. B. Howard
Ony
Vine
A. K. Syphers
Juremas
Kal
Oanteel
Lataasantant
DH. Remo
Murphinson
Opal Happenings and Local Visitors
Opal residents note several visitors and movements including C Barkhalter from Fontenelle to Opal on Wednesday and James Westfall passing through en route to Evanston. Quayle brothers plan Border sheep range near there. A dance at Opal hall drew steady turnout and Mrs Burral’s death in San Francisco prompted sympathy from local kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Westfall
Cora
Opal
Evanston
Quayle Brothers
Border
Mr. Quayle
Dingle
Burral
San Francis
Nichols
Big Piney
Chase Barral
Cosgriff Bros
California
School children raise funds for bell purchase in local drive
A long list shows students contributing various amounts from 0 to 50 toward buying a class bell. Names include James Woods, Willie Davis, Mary Byers, Ad Lovejoy, Eva Mellvain, Dominick Mamald, Ed Kirkwood, Leonard Lamson, Thos Callahan, John Laran, Ben Larson, Edna Lammon, Mabel Downey, Charlie Lammon, Maude Lavejay, Frank Davis, Katith Davis, Lula Wade, Emma Angelo, Esther Downey, Jennie Colliprient, Joseph Angel, Rose Angelo, George Morris, Henry Shuster, Harry Woks, and many others with smaller sums. The compiled total accompanies a communal effort by the school chil dren to fund the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onc
James Woods
Husel Helier
Willie Davis
Mary Byers
Ad Lovejoy
Rubi Mellvain
Dairy Mellvain
Eva Mellvain
Orly Syphers
Joh Angela
Dominick Mamald
Ed Kirkwood
Clarence Pfeiffer
James Livejay
Leonard Lamson
Thos Callahan
John Laran
Ben Larson
Edna Lammon
Mabel Downey
Henry Shuster
Harry Woks
Mose Woods
Johnny Dela
Bessie Exlwards
Merlin Wright
Ethel Pfeiffer
Mussell Harper
Rich'sd Mellyainty
Aliog Murrabo
Wedotnama
Baume Lane
Harry Caney
Dovkhirlatimis
Hamilton Dolly Wailes
Ellen Forguson
Ray Curtis
Jdoreph Cuther
Meg Cuthar
Fayouwn Molar
Creceeee
Pearl Waile
Csr
Ccscse
Cesenece
Kemmerer Adopts Hawker and Peddler Licensing Ordinance
The town council of Kemmerer enacts license requirements for hawkers and peddlers. Violators face fines from 5 to 25 dollars per offense, with a 1 dollar per load license fee and renewal at the discretion of the Town Marshal. Exemptions include farmers selling local produce and religious literature distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Joux G. Caser
DS Lowne
Ordinance 40 Regulates Kemmerer Exhibition Licenses
The town council amends Ordinance 2 to require licenses for all circus, malaga, caravan, or paid open exhibitions and entertainments. Exemptions include church benefits, literary entertainments, and fairs or exhibitions run by agricultural or industrial societies or on enclosed grounds under their control. Local officials note boundaries of corporate limits and management of event sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Calla and Theater Leenses
Malaga
Kemwerer
Location blanks for coal and mineral claims arrive
The text notes the inceptions of locating coal mineral and oil claims in the region with hundreds of acres to be located this winter and next. It announces new blank forms for claim locations, printed on large half sheets, approved by Wyoming authorities and adapted from Colorado Utah models. The supplier offers blanks from a large stock and invites customers to view and spread word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Working Overtime and Doctor King’s Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills promising energy for workers and claims to cure indigestion biliousness constipation headaches and liver and bowel troubles. It emphasizes daily bowel movement and easy to take tablets sold by Hocker and Landers with a persuasive, mid century tone.
Publishers' notice appoints Mr Geo R Droubay agent
Mr Geo R Droubay has been constituted the agent of the Kemmerer Publishing Company at Cumberland. He is duly authorized to take subscriptions and receipt for the same, and to make contracts for job work and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Droubay
Kemmerer Publishing Company
Cumberland
Elk Hotel Nemmerer Nas Changes Hands
Notice to the traveling public announces the Elk hotel at Nemmerer Nas has new management. The undersigned operates the property and states it is the only town hotel with an entire corps of white help. Joux Doras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemmerer Nas
Joux Doras
Bucklen Arnica Salve touted for many cures in ad
An old advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as superior to all rivals for cuts burns boils ulcers and many skin ailments with a guaranteed cure claim Only 250 units available at Hockers and Sandlers A separate notice mentions Epworth League meeting at Mission Hall Sundays at 7 40 PM with an invitation to youth The Oregon Short Line Railway announces a Chinese New Year celebration in Evanston Wyoming offering open fare for certain dates with a March 12 return limit and mentions Lavine agent Also a note on up to date calling cards at Cambria cafe phraseology was messy but indicates local services and promotions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockers& Sandlers
Rvanston
Wyo
Oregon Short Line
Korometer
Cumberland
B.S. Lavine
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Jas Needham
Rt McTlvain
N. Maggies
B. Howard
Woodward
Ium
Ed Wilson
Grams
D. C. Macrows
Salt Lake City
Christmas
Damond
Mountain Ling Co
Cre
Messrs
Davis
Fader
Thun
Standard Oilpany
Fossil
JW. Mack
Johnny” Johnston
Viamondville
Kentucky
Wil Tin
Johnston
Daly
Mack
Ton Sorial Artiat
Legion
Frontier Notes
Mr. Weaver
Connor
Arthur Robins
Peta
George Olaon
Trantier
Own
Radu Yistrat
Hawilton
Andrew
Annie Laurie
Burns
Burns’ Club of
Frontier
David McMillan
Clark
Frank Eynon
Thos, Eynon
Frook
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jeane Christ
Juhn W. Taylor
Salt Lake
Kewmerer Beaner
Woodrull
J. Lepua Bist
J. W. Stringer
Kemenerer
Taylor
Camberland
John Wood
Ole
Dine Imondville
Andrew Easton
Tate
Drisen
Chamberland
Ot Kosmorer
Proutier
Mr. Wheeler
Chawderlain
H. Wirmeni
Lrainmaster Duddleson of
Pocatello
St. Valentine's Day
Post's
Harry Applebaum
Metropolis
Joe Turner
Camerout
Jox HL. Cutler
Eale
Perbes
The
Cheyenne ‘Tribune
A. E. Robinson
Morris & Stanley
Wm. Robinson
Marshal Wilson
Puratella
Boise
Pinafore Company
Jackson
Aden
Ladies’ Wid Society
MR. Church
Awesor
Cokeville
Frazier
Flowery Kingdom
Chas Walker
Charlie
bin Succom
Ise
C. Barkhalter of
Fontenelle
Opal Werdnesday
Levi Ward
R. Henderson
W. J. Gable
Chas, Gore
Mr. Heitz
Uarfield Iredale
Rock Springs
Piney
Bell People
Jas, Newton
Wells
Dimgriff Bros
W. D. Cade
Noyes, Norman & Os
St. Joseph
Priday
Opal Hall
Joux G Casey
Lowar
Andes
Bucklen
Epworth League of
Mission Hall
Oregon
Camnia Afico
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