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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
13
The St James Episcopal Church schedules morning prayer at 10 20 a m and evening prayers at 7 p m next Sunday. All are invited to attend.
A fragmented notice lists land selections in Wyoming forests. Names such as Ira E. Mea cham Thayne 76 acres and August Moser Stedford 10 acres appear alongside M A Hassett Afton 16.10 acres and Joseph H Skinner Sr Hedford unknown acres. Caribou forest entries show acreages for Denlel darguous Pocatelio 160 acres and Richard Robimeon Acon 110 acres for Milton L Wilde town.
Dew Spring Hats trimmed and ready to wear arrive at the shop. Mrs. Wa. McFadden announces the latest in fashion and invites customers to view the new styles.
The notice announces a statewide effort to lease all vacant lands in Lincoln County to generate revenue for the state schools and funds. Interested parties are urged to review the advertisement for potential leasing opportunities and compensation for locating such leases.
Matt Koski who recently took over Leader Bakery at Diamondville changes the name to Lincoln Bakery. He brings bakery experience and has an experienced baker to oversee the cooking.
Two deaths from evarter fever are reported. The two victims are a two year old child of Mr and Mrs Robert Havne who died Wednesday night and a one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A J turgons of Diamondville who died Thursday night. Each funeral was held Sunday with interment at Kemmerer and Diamondville cemeteries.
A new hardwood floor has been placed in the offices of the Frontier Supply Co lumber yard in Kemmerer. Various local residents visited Kemmerer last week including Fred Cook from Fossil and Oliver Twichell from LaBarge ranch with pelts for bounty.
In Kemmerer and surrounding towns last week the C S Beach home in Frontier was quarantined for scarlet fever. Local residents report visits by Mrs. Ben Bell and other community members, changes at Diamondville bakery, and various town happenings. Visitors, errands, and lesser incidents fill the local page with notes on health, schooling, and upcoming events.
The locating of owners to a lost gold ring and fur glove demonstrated how a local medium can advertise found items. A frightened Marie Holmes reclaimed the Christmas present from Auntie, while six or seven other unclaimed items like rings, keys and eyeglasses await owners.
Disjointed items mention idle mines Fogle Santa Piode and Gene design work. References to Evanston Press and The Frontier. mentions of Mr and Mrs Joe Bird in Beach California and Beatrice Murray visiting Denver. James Michelaen and Ton Owell from Big Piney traveled to Cheyenne with wives to oppose Lake County bill. Robert R. Rose appears in a meeting note.
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