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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
8
The district court docket reports multiple guilty pleas including Hi White for grand larceny with a two to four year penitentiary term. Other cases involve Dan Parker and Tom Crain motions, several firearm and theft convictions, and sentences ranging from ten days to death pending details.
The Sublet community reflects on Joe’s past popularity and his farming success since leaving two years ago. A dance fundraiser raised fifty dollars for a treasury, aiding future efforts, while townsfolk plan a Granger trip Sunday to support the home team.
The Order of Owls held a well attended smoker with full hall seating and ample refreshments. Sublet’s strong lodge membership supports charity and entertainment efforts led by popular officers. Sublet ball team faces Granger in Granger Sunday, captained by John Jurick, with optimistic practice turnout and booster support. local ladies hosted a charity dance Saturday to aid the team.
On Thursday morning the district court began the Credon case charging grand larceny for taking two black horses owned by Joe Black. A 15 juror special panel was needed before a full jury could be seated. Credon, shot in the shoulder by special deputy James Black after resisting arrest, has been an inmate at the Miners Hospital. He pleaded not guilty with attorney RR Hote defending.
A Sublet community reports repeated failed engagements with the Kemmerer ball team. Spectators waited hours for a game that never started, as the Kemmerer squad canceled twice, prompting sharp remarks about unreliability and the use of Kemmerer name. The letter questions local support for such teams and likens the situation to material fit for Tad the cartoonist rather than genuine representation of Kemmerer athletics.
Weekly record of land patents and warranty deeds filed with the county clerk from May 5 to May 24 1915. Includes transfers by Chas A Danielson to Jacob Rank Floyd Norris to Barbara Bracie Arthur Macroft Clarence Holden and others touching lands in sections 2 3 loop areas in townships 24 25 north ranges 110 113 118. Amounts cited range from 1 to 4000 dollars.
The nine month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Edmonds died Friday May 38 of whooping cough. Funeral services were held Sunday at Odd Fellows cemetery. The family expresses gratitude for sympathy and acts of kindness during their bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Edmonds.
Went to sleep at a shack Wilows district with 40 dollars on him. On waking, money missing and suspicion falls on Henry Edwards who was later arrested by M I Brady. Edwards, drunk, jailed. he met Judge Ivan Jones who fined him 28 dollars. Nearby talk hints Edwards may know something about arson money.
The Eagle's Mate starring Mary Pickford screens at the New Kemmerer theatre on Thursday June 3. A Famous Players release set in West Virginia follows a kidnapped cultured girl as a mountain clan tale with praised cast, staging, and photographic artistry.
Cokeville boys traveled Sunday to Kemmerer, defeating the Kemmerer team on Diamondville grounds with a 13 to 4 score. After the game, the Cokeville group attended a circus and enjoyed the trip. Hotel Kemmerer registrants noted in a caption include R D Boomer, Frank A Hink ey, Bushey, Fuller, Oleen, B May, Brown, Tunks, C Dean, T Morgan, Mrs Kate Morgan and Mrs RD Boomer.
Eddie Hurke from May Adopt Boy State Humane visited Kemmerer on Monday with a 5-year-old boy slated for adoption by Mr and Mrs Pred Canada of Kemmerer. Children are held thirty days before papers are issued to ensure suitability. Burke later visited Oskley and took a boy to place at St Vincent home. The boy’s mother is deceased and the father sought better care.
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Rev. Mythen of St. James Episcopal Church Kemmerer has been appointed by Governor Kendrick to attend the White Slave Congress in San Francisco on July 1. He will address on The application of the Mann Act, the Deficiencies and Difficulties in Securing Convictions Thereunder. He is a vice president of the American Association for the Erasure of the White Slave Traffic and former government inspector, recently back from Salt Lake City for medical treatment.
The Cheyenne Daily Leader reports Mise Gladys itler of Kemmerer leads all candidates in the state with 205,870 votes, over 25,000 more than the next rival. The top eight leaders receive free transport to the fair. Matt F. Whelan visited from the ranch last week but has not sold his wool yet.
The past week the large display windows at the Hoskins store showcased dry goods with notable dresses for children and a fresh vegetables display in the grocery section. Union Merc. Co. windows were neatly arranged for Decoration Day and drew interest from passersby. The Camera will provide news for the focal county and state, and the shop carries a large line of legal blanks priced at 8 per dozen for single sheets and 800 per dozen for double legal size sheets.
Rau's Return reports A. D. T. Hosking drove to Brasston Bunday to meet Mr Clyde Hall and wife returning from their Los Angeles wedding trip. The couple learned of the home-coming and were briefly engaged in the tale. They later drove to a store in You, where Raw took leave, and they plan their future home.
Elizabeth McNirh spent last Sunday in Kemmerer and left for Salt Lake City where she is to wed Jose L. Mekell of Wiels. The Lincoln County area is mentioned with several names and incidents, including Ming McNish who was harmed near Pinedale and references to C. Wain and Engst in unclear context.
Miller a juryman of the present term takes exception to the importance of last week news about the triplet haumbe. He advises that several years aan.
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Boston and Rich McMinn halted two men fleeing in a Bes Hagnot car last Saturday night. The car was loaned to robbers by an accomplice who worked for him. They claimed to go to a garage for repairs and were stopped near the cemetery after driving toward Cokeville. They were held in court briefly and released due to rent and board debts. The marshal and McMinn prevented a larger county expense by arresting them.
Memorial Day weekend drew large crowds to cemeteries to decorate graves with flowers. The Kemmerer band led the ceremonies at the cemeteries and members’ graves were honored. On Monday the Pore band led a procession of local unions and Austrian societies to similar ceremonies. Throughout the day a steady stream of visitors moved to and from the burial grounds.
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