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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
13
State veterinarian Dr Finnch arrived in Opal Saturday and departed for Big Piney to investigate cattle deaths. He will spend several days in the Big Piney country examining the herd losses and cause of the fatalities.
A group from Big Piney traveled by train to Cheyenne last week to attend the American Stockraisers' Convention. Attendees included A. P. Somers and family L. Henick and wife Mr. and Mrs. Wm Enos Mr. and Mrs. C Kelly and P Jenkins. Somers party planned to visit the Denver stock show before returning while the Enos family will be away several weeks on an extended southern states visit.
R 5 Brooks of Ogden leading a shipment of 65 Hereford bulls to Reno Nevada. He arrived in Opal recently and will deliver the cattle to a large ranch concern there. The piece also notes local ranchers Curtis Gardiner Fern and visitors Miller Petrie and Stine with others arriving from Pocatello and Big Piney.
A large crowd attended the Ward wedding dance at the Wilson meeting house last Friday evening. Pink and white streamers hung from a central lamp. The bride wore a light blue chiffon dress with pink trim and matching slippers. Attendees came from Jackson, Bar B ranch, Cheney, Zenith and Teton. Over one hundred enjoyed the evening and supper was served at midnight.
Injured knee was Mary Geesey, one of the Frontier school teachers, who slipped on the log sidewalk last week and hurt her knee. She was compelled to stay out of school for a day or two. Her place was filled by Miss Crystal Symes.
In Glencoe and Oakley two camps, residents faced peaceful nights until a sheriff raid followed a health decree ordering dog killings to curb a raging typhoid epidemic. About 50 to 100 dogs were shot after owners were given time to restrain pets.
Mike Patto told Justice of the Peace Tom Holland he was not responsible for his actions when drunk after taking two overcoats from Lincoln Bar. He was jailed for five days and fined $25 at his Thursday trial.
Pete Massa of Diamondville was fined $20 and costs by Justice Tom Holland last Thursday for beating his wife. He was ordered to leave town, which he has done, while his wife sues for divorce in district court.
A Montana Idaho reader Mrs A Tubbs of Front St Montpelier testifies kidney pills gave relief and health return. The ad asserts noans kidney pills as the trusted remedy with price 50 cents and urges readers to buy at dealers. Kammerer market advertises Thursday fish day with early arrival.
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