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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
18
A letter from road workers at Star Valley praises Governor and the program, noting good weather, strong horses, and capable foreman Mr. Mead. The writers express happiness in outdoor work, promise to uphold the governor’s aims, and send greetings to fellow inmates.
County Assessor Tanner and assistant J P Rosenberg announce the heavy task of cutting the county tax roll is finished. They note it is rare to complete ahead of time and that overtime was needed to reach this early finish.
About 85 000 pounds of wool were at the Fossil yards last week when Jesse Goodfellow of Salt Lake City purchased clips belonging to M. N. Hill Homer Cundick Walter Gaston and Henry Harper at attractive prices. After loading out the warehouse will hold only two or three more clips. A prominent Cokerville woolgrower reportedly refused 33 cents per pound last week.
Fixing Depot Park H Murnough of Pocatello arrived in Kemmerer Monday morning to revive the languishing grass near the depot. Mowers worked to revive the area and he plans to visit Kemmerer every ten days to maintain the condition. Miss Duetta Wright of the Kik Dining Room is the only woman in Lincoln's labor union, to Salt Lake for Teddy Marka of Cokeville was in town Monday.
Reader notices Kemmerer theatre plans nightly features with visitors like Chas King from Fossil and local figures including Mayor Solliday, Jake Herachler, and Mrs. Oscar Peterson. Community events cover church talks, club meetings, fabricating ads, and travel notes from Cokeville to Salt Lake City.
Piano bargain offered by The Denver Music Co. Denver Colo. stored in Kemmerer. Liberal terms to a responsible party. Write for particulars to Jetlys.
Reynolds County Attorney Marshal G Reynolds State Humane Officer Eddie Burke and Judge Arnold returned from Star Valley to Cokeville last Saturday. They were called to look into a few cases of neglected children. The party traveled from Afton to Governite in Stay and reported the road condition. County Attorney ones returned to Kemmerer Sun. Ermn Smith andeon and Mr and Mrs John Walters went to Galt Lake City Tuesday. they expect to retire in a new car which Ero will purchase while there. Uncle Hilly Sutton and wife will leave for their ranch Thursday after spending several days in Kemmerer.
Ed Gutton and wife left for heir rene recently. Mrs Sutton, staying here, sought treatment with the local chiropractor for poor health. After the sessions she showed improvement and reported better energy. G Venter, Kik Hotel.
An uncertain OCR fragment notes a five year old saddle bore branded on the shoulder with the name Brennan Dasiel Wro and a reward offered. The garbled text hints at a search or missing-person style notice or branding inscription.
Fred Chapin received 500000 young trout from the State Hatchery at Laramie last Saturday and, with a Kemmerer party, planted them along the Hamsfork river and its tributaries. Helpers included Ernest Holmes C L McKay Stanley Brammer Dr Kindall Joe Angelo and William Pitt. Jess Budd of Big Piney also received 7 casks and plans to plant in smaller streams. The Ladies Ald Society of the MF Church will hold a food sale July 1 at the Blyth Pargo Hosking Store starting 10 AM.
J. I. Higgs took charge of the Kemmerer Hotel barber shop Tuesday morning. A. A. LeRoux, long time operator, left Wednesday with his children for Lancaster, Canada, to run the old farm.
In a curious note from Lincoln, carpenter Liligrose recalls a swift event at the Lincoln Lumber Company. Emil claims one dog caused the incident as it ran amid a neighborly road, leaving the scene unclear and the dog described as decidedly frenzied.
In town over Sunday Harold Starts Store moved to a new Overland car later Monday as he chased here from Koumerer.
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