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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
3
State Veterinarian Dr Finnch arrived in Opal on Saturday and rushed to Big Piney to probe cattle deaths in the local herds. He will spend several days in the Big Piney country assessing causes and reporting findings.
A group from Big Piney traveled by train to Cheyenne for the American Stockraisers Convention meeting. 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 couple planned an extended southern states trip visiting relatives.
R 5 Brooks representing R 8 Brooks and Son of Ogden arrived in Opal with 65 head of thoroughbred Hereford bulls bound for Reno Nevada where a large ranch will take over. Brooks has made several similar trips and is gaining local prominence.
A large crowd attended the wedding dance given by Mr and Mrs Virgil Ward at the Wilson meeting house last Friday evening. The hall was decorated with pink and white streamers from lamp to corners. The bride wore a light blue chiffon dress with pink trim and matching slippers. Guests came from Jackson Bar B Ranch Cheney Zenith and Teton. Over one hundred enjoyed the evening with supper served at midnight.
Injured knee caretaker Mary Geesey, a Frontier school teacher, slipped on a log sidewalk last week and was out of school for a day or two. Crystal Symes filled her place in class.
In Glencoe and Oakley camps a sheriff's raid followed a county health order to kill or remove dogs to halt a typhoid outbreak. About ten days of grace for owners to restrain pets preceded the wholesale slaughter, estimated at 50 to 100 dogs shot.
Mike Patto claimed drunkenness excused his actions after taking two overcoats from the Lincoln Bar. Justice Tom Holland sentenced him to five days in jail and a $25 fine, noting no drunkenness defense to theft.
Pete Massa of Diamondville faced a beating charge, fined $20 and costs by Justice Tom Holland last Thursday. He was ordered to leave town, which he has done, while his wife sues him for divorce in district court.
Doubly proven reader testimonial from Mrs A Tubbs of Montpelier Idaho confirms kidney relief and lasting health after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Praise notes quick relief and renewed vigor. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises 50 cent price and urges readers to buy the Noan's Kidney Pills, with Kammerer market fish day today. come early.
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