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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
6
Reads like a local events list with concerts and dances. June events include a Perry benefit show and a Lyceum dance and film evenings. Sunday through Saturday feature pictures and gatherings at the Lyceum.
Readable fragments show shop ads Fleischman Yeast at M. and M. Store, hotel lodging at Lincoln Hotel, car and taxi note, engraving and calling card printing, savings bank appeal, local visits by residents and travelers, Fourth of July plans, and community notices about hotels, rooms for rent, and a church guild supper.
Frayed OCR shows a classified section listing new novels at the Book Store in Kemmerer. Fresh fruit displays and daily vegetables noted. Mixed notices advertise items for sale including a piano, mirror, and a few household goods. Contact Andrew at Tow, Kemmerer for more details. The note mentions a “Pure” lot and a bag of emery, with dates around a Saturday sale.
Attorneys for Lincoln and Uinta counties argue over the valuation of public property in the division case. Lincoln cites about 110000 dollars, while Uinta fixes the value at 90000 dollars as the panel listens to the proceedings.
Wednesday brings fresh fish at Casteels while the Emporium unveils souvenir postcards. Town items mention ranch visits, hardware store deals, horse for sale, and community notices about upcoming meetings and local personnel in Kemmerer and Big Piney.
Kemmerer Town Council installed new officers including Mayor W Heandon and councilmen J Maibert D J Brown with retiring Mayor J I Folger praised. New town offices named Town Attorney By Christmas Police Justice L Patines Town Marshal F P Heady Deputy Marshal Jack Mis Clerk John Mason Treasurer C M Whitney Health Officer W A Hooker Sexton T L Eubree Vice Chief August Helbig with Hibbs and Cannington as in office. An adjournment set for Thursday to review saloon license revocation and discuss a new city hall building amid town concerns. George Watts injured in a fall with a hand and wrist sprain.
Two Decoration Day baseball games drew crowds. Kemmerer beat Frouther at Kemmerer by a narrow margin as both teams showed strong play. Diamondville defeated Hook Springs at Diamondville with a comfortable victory and good attendance. Green River plans to host Diamondville, while Diamondville eyes a return clash with the visiting Idaho squad next Sunday.
From Marbleton, Chis P Bald reports Marbleton becoming an active center as cement block buildings for a state tank progress well and should be ready for occupancy in August. Construction of the brick pressing plant and stock payments mark ongoing development, with the first bricks to be laid on the townsite soon. Charley returned to Marbleton yesterday.
Miss Hilda Talikata leaves for New York then Ruhajaki Finland to spend several months with her father not seen for over twelve years. She has lived with Mrs Quealy for about twelve years and is a familiar part of the local family, earning a deserved vacation.
The board met with Mears T. D. O Nall and C. J. Peter ron presiding as Hrwin was absent. They discussed granting incorporation for Porn to Iy Plogy and heard both sides on the matter.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the Guild Hall on Thursday afternoon at 2 p m Supper will be served starting at 4 10 p m at 85 per plate Everyone invited to attend.
Fr. Lynch urged June first as a historic Slavonic celebration tied to St Cyril and Methodius. He preached on their mission to convert the Slavic peoples and lauded lodge growth while noting church loyalty and wartime history. The Camden stores advertise weekly and monthly tote books and blank ledgers.
The text recalls Napoleon admiring vast works at St Helena and lists grand harbors docks dikes and roads from Antwerp to Amsterdam from the Pyrenees to the Alps and canals linking major waterways noting these monuments would outlast the present generation.
The Hoard of Directory of School District Number One in Lincoln County Wyoming calls for bids to build a boiler room beside the current school building in Kemmerer Wyoming. Specifications include cement walls and floor and Kemmerer stone roof. plans are available from Jos Hurl, Sept. of Schools. Bids must be sealed and marked Hide Gn Haller Reota and received by noon June 12, 19??, with opening then. The board reserves the right to reject any bid.
Notice calls for sealed bids to erect a one story frame school building in Lingo county. Project details include dimensions and materials. bids due within sixty days from the date. Contact William J Lin for further information or investor interest.
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