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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
9
Barretts Park hosts concerts and dances with the Hotchkiss orchestra as traditional Sundays and Saturdays draw crowds. Local items include home notices, new shop openings, wedding stationery, and community updates on residents, subscriptions, and sales of furniture and property.
Fourth of July committees shape entertainment parts as they await final reply from Mr Mandell after irrigation bill passage. Race track grading ball grounds set while subscriptions continue. A baseball match with Green River is arranged. Rock Springs declined. Cheyenne Indians offer to play two games elsewhere for 250 dollars. Subcommittees named. entrants should file names with the sport in charge.
City committees named for public orations, decoration for children, base ball, jump racing, tug of war, hammer throwing, putting the stone, bicycle events, pigeon shouting, meat presences, horse racing and music. Notable names include Mayor Jso G Casey, DS Lownie, J W Sanson, A D Raz, Henry Burke, Dre W A Hocken, Frank Curtis and De E P Gevow. Meetings cover fireworks, dancing and printing duties.
A West Virginia druggist reports a cancer case considered incurable cured by Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The tonic purports to expel poisons and heal blood diseases skin eruptions ulcers and sores. Available at Kemmerer Drug Co For sale House and Lot inquiries via Phillip Hussar Fourth of July fund subscription urged.
The Methodist Sunday School presents a four part Children’s Day program Sunday evening prepared by Mr De LaBarre and Miss Franzen. A collection supports the Poor Students Pond loan fund aiding needy students. The program includes an overture by the orchestra.
The Teachers Institute for Uinta County opens Monday at nine o'clock June 23 1902 with Prof PH H Roberts leading daily sessions and one evening lecture. Examinations are set for Friday and Saturday June 27 and 28 1902. Applicants should bring pens pencils and blotters. examiner provides scrap paper. Also promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for summer, sold by dealers.
Notice from Fossil Wyoming dated May 26 192 . The partnership between C W Thornton and Edward Jorgenson under the firm name C W Thornton Co retail liquor business at Possil Wyowing is dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities to be assumed by Edward Jorgenson and all money due said firm will be collected by Edward Jorgenson.
The Rosawanna family expresses deep gratitude through the Camera for the kindness and sympathy shown after their bereavement. They ask friends to accept this personal extension of sincere thanks, signed by Mr. and Mrs. Jan P. Rosawanna. Also note Fourth of July dinner at the Button.
Mr Wm Hunter and wife visited Frontier last week while Miss Mary Boyle came from Cumberland to reconnect with old acquaintances. Mrs Juo Harris moved from Oakley to Frontier to reside permanently. John Freeman and family visited Bryce Freeman. Wool shipments rise as Frontier serves as a northern point for local sheep-men. Robert Rae began work for Kemmerer Coal Co as log driver. Mrs Moses Simpson recently gave birth to a baby boy, mother and child well. Mr Jackson has moved back to Kemmerer. residents regret the loss. Mr McDermaid and wife toured the town. Mrs Mary Johnstone of Scofield Utah and Mrs Archie Neil visited Juo Sneddon. Johnstone plans to return to Utah soon. Angus McLean left to join the fort open land race. hope for a future home nearby.
Margaret J. Edmisten sues Jacob Edmisten for divorce in the District Court of Uinta County Wyoming on desertion and failure to provide. The defendant’s residence is unknown and must answer by the Sunday of July AWD, 1902. Clerk Rowent Mrover and attorney H E Christmas represent the plaintiff.
160 acre ranch six miles up Hams Fork from Granger with fencing and improvements. Small cattle herd included. Will sell one or both at reasonable price. Address: Fred Anderson, Granger, Wyoming. Loar A watch charm with a gold ram and medal offered for reward. See Camera For Job Printing.
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