Changes in Train Schedule On Sunday Inst
Train timetable updates note three car trains adjust running times. Train No 17 now stops at Kemmerer at 12 62 p m instead of Otatello on the same day.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
8
Train timetable updates note three car trains adjust running times. Train No 17 now stops at Kemmerer at 12 62 p m instead of Otatello on the same day.
A two foot high dwarfed lemon tree grown by Charley Hibbs from a purchased citrus plant produced three blossoms in May. One fruit ripened while two aborted. the plant has three stalks and many leaves after being kept outdoors through summer. It was shown at The Camera window for several days in Kemmerer.
The 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Davidson died Thursday at a local hospital after an illness described as a flu like affliction that affected the nerves and left her crippled. A private funeral was held at the family home in Proodler with Rev. H Wood officiating and interment in the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Notice to stockholders of Vist National Bank of Imerer regarding the annual meeting for the ensuing year and the transaction of other business as may come before the meeting. Signed by the secretary.
Parisiana Corsets faces a dispute over delivery and supply terms as shipments to retailers suffer delays. The case centers on contract obligations and potential remedies for affected vendors within the fashion industry.
We are advised that the fall Poudre date has been postponed due to the holiday season. The event will be held later with ample notice and will be the first of its kind in Kemwerer. Participants are urged to plan accordingly for the re scheduled occasion.
Parley Smith son of Mr and Mrs Joe Smith recently left Sal Lake for Price Utah to join the J P Pensney Co He has long considered a career with the company and friends hope the mercantile post proves a success for him and the store business benefits.
In Kemmerer on Wednesday Rich McMine arrived from Fossil driving a car that was frothing and stuck in snow. Initial findings indicate the vehicle had been left in the ice overnight.
Lease completed this week by G F Whitman for the Big Piney Garage to Lawrence Bess and Walter Yose. Property due to be turned over January 1. Whitman will retain Oldsmobile and Buick agency. The two partners are praised as progressive Valley youths with strong prospects.
The Union Musicians of Kemmerer announce a dance to be held Saturday evening January 16. A fifteen piece orchestra will provide the music for the event and members are reminded they are entitled to a pool of tickets.
Coming events list activities in Kemmerer including Sunday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday shows at Lyceum New Kemmerer Theater. Notes visitors Karl Haggerty Roy Collet from Cokeville and Ernest J Mott now in Great Falls Montana. Including social calls, society meetings, dinners, and travel notes from Rock Springs Miner.
A roundup of town happenings includes advertising notes, visits by Casey Collet and Charley Hull, bank transfers, and social calls. Residents like Miss Ligte Davis, Mrs. Griff Roberts, and ex sheriff Chris Olson appear among a wide list of travelers, store events, and holiday greetings.
Town ordinance requires clearing owls from the sidewalk by 10 a.m. the day after snowfall. If neglected, the city will perform the work and bill the property owner. Alvin W. Anderson, Town Marshal.
Notice is given that all applications for permits to graze cattle and sheep within the Wyoming National Forest during the month of 1916 must be filed with the office at Afton Wyoming on or before February 13, 1916.
Mrs Chas Gove returns from Montpelier. Waldo T Lawrence of Clearmont Neb arrives for visit with Mrs J E Burch. Joe Pizia back to work at Union Mercantile after illness. F Ht Kempton of Salt Lake first on Hotel Kemmerer register Jan 1. Clifford Rose travels to Sublet after Christmas with Mrs Richard Parr. Leo Carey cites dinner from Hiro about ranching near. Miss Orpha Gearhart of Hastings Neb named new teacher in seventh and eighth grades. A A Leftoux allows children to build a skating rink behind home. Daddy seen admiring figures. Harry Case visits Kemmerer from Slate Creek ranch. will pull drilling rig in spring. Little snow on desert east of town. Annual ball by Kemmerer Fire dept well attended. folks dance out old year and in new. Kemmerer orchestra supplies music. Biseinger & Company promotes hides pelts and furs consignments from Salt Lake City area.
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