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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
1
Fragments describe skeletons uncovered while digging at the feet of Phas- Bill, about one mile north of an unnamed locality. The report notes skeletal remains and ongoing excavation activity with limited detail on dating or context.
Granger mill receives a boost as a Tie Boom works to pass a major timber shipment. Officials report 1 200 000 pieces of timber moved in expected export run and local industry eyes potential price gains.
The district court adjourned last Friday after handling a heavy civil docket over 42 days. Cases disposed include Annie Cole divorc e, Geo A Lowe Co versus R B Dodson, Phillips Coal Co versus United States Coal Co, and several mortgage foreclosures and estate matters. Workers compensation awards were also issued for three Diamond Coal & Coke Co. employees. Court recessed until tomorrow.
Judge Craig disposed of the district court term lasting 42 days then traveled to Green River City to hold court on Saturday. The term drew many visitors, jurors were not discharged, and a deferred juror service may occur next fall if needed. The lengthy docket attracted statewide interest as the longest term he has presided over. He planned travel to Rawlins and Sheridan after a vacation.
The Committee on School Laws announces a panel to study public schools in Wyoming and their organizing statutes to prepare code revisions for presentation in two years. Members include Edith K. Clark state superintendent ex officio, Jepple McGulty, J O Creager, John T. Hawkes, and C Underwood. service is without salary, only travel expenses.
Piney residents including Reed Oscay Pear Osterbout Gull Whitimes and Tamner arrived Monday afternoon in O_meil Buick and Osterkout Oldemobile. They joined Mr Outerkout in a four horse team purchase as the ranchers group plans a march toward the harbor with assistance from Gull Whitman.
James W. Neil of Garden City Utah reports a big opening celebration for the Ideal Amusement Co at Bear Lake this Friday and Saturday with visitors welcome Sunday. The new dancing pavilion is complete and auto rides via Gage and Laketown canyon offer scenic trips. The resort, accessible from Evanston Montpelier and Ogden on the state highway, includes motor boats and cottages for campers. Mr Neil leads the venture and promotes the enterprise to locals and visitors alike.
The Kemmerer Livery Stable Co. expands by purchasing the Sublet Livery barn. The company teams have long carried mail and passengers between the two points and will maintain an office and station in Kemmerer for continued service.
Frank Curtis improves his jewelry store with a steel ceiling painted cream white and plans papered walls and varnished display cases to present a neat finish after the ongoing renovation.
Head of young cows with calves for sale in Fontenelle Wyoming. Contact Sandy Tageire or Hary E Case for details. Jed
Wool buyer Jene Goodfellow, a seasoned dealer from Opal, visited Kemmerer to inspect the vast wool holdings. He objected to a Camera article about combine buyers, noting price differences and wool quality between Carbon and Sweetwater counties. He warns of accumulating wool this year as buyers and sellers align on prices, with eastern houses purchasing far less than last year.
T Hunter Salmon and family motored to Midway and then to their LaBarge ranch for a leisure trip. He reports water in LaBarge at a low level for the season, raising irrigation concerns if warmth increases in the coming weeks.
Piney graduates Ursula Tanner Cornelia O Neil and Ellen Swanson completed high school with honors two weeks ago. Ursula Tanner earned a two year teaching certificate after passing exams and is teaching at Bondurant. She is the daughter of Mayor Tanner of Piney.
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