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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
5
Locals and personals recount Kemmerer visitors and residents travel between Big Piney Cokeville Fontenelle and Halfway. Many return from trips to Ogden Rawlins and Omaha while others attend sales farms and oil fields. Infants and mothers in Kemmerer welcome two new arrivals.
Paramount picture featuring Dorothy Dalton shown at Kemmerer theatre next Sunday matinee and night. Produced by Thomas H Ince, offering thrills mystery and relaxation for audiences.
Dr. Ackley aided Dr. Huft in Jackson Hole for two weeks as the flu epidemic faded suddenly. Quarantine restrictions were lifted and local relief workers earned the gratitude of residents at the northern county end. Nurses from Salt Lake City returned home as Jackson returns to normal business.
The body of T. Banassi was brought to Kemmerer yesterday for burial from Ontario Oregon where Banana was killed in a mine accident a few days ago. The deceased was formerly employed in the Kemmerer district mines.
Dean Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs F L Palmer formerly of this city, visited Kemmerer Sunday between trains with his sister Mrs Fred Hamerick. A corporal in the 43rd Infantry, he has served at multiple camps in the United States and is stationed at Fort Waco Texas. Mahlon Quealy will leave late this week for the east to resume his city duties.
Mr and Mrs Chas Ball and son Bryan of Rye Grass visit Kemmerer this week. Mrs A Hi Houston leaves to visit relatives in Laramie and possibly New York. Miss Gladys Angus plans to return to Denver for studies. Mr and Mrs Will Pape of Bronx visit Daniel. Charles Martin moves to Daniel for winter. Mr and Mrs Joseph Huston of Beaver stay in Daniel. Mrs C F Webb heads to Kemmerer for possible hospital care. Mrs Pat Healy travels with Webb to Kemmerer for dental work. J C Angus expected back from Fort Douglas. J E Sargent arrives with freight from Frontier. Chas Martin Perry Bowlsby and Leonard Lindbecke motor to the county seat. Mrs dos H Miller visits Merna. Fred Graham and Ed S Allen visit Dante. Lost black horse, 7 years old, left shoulder brand six inches. $16 reward for information leading to recovery. Phillip Ferens: Char Everybody's Saloon Diamondville Wyo.
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Lost about seven months ago. A grey horse named Re was last seen near Konmerer or Diamondville. Reward offered for bringing the horse to Sublet No 6. Contact Mike Beyda, Sublet, Wyoming No. 6. Reward amount $18.
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