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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
8
A letter from road work inmates at Star Valley praises Governor and the project. The author commends foreman Mr. Mead and the crew, noting good weather, eight days of work, strong horses, and the uplifting effect of fresh air on morale. The piece ends with a thanks to the Governor and a salutation to fellow inmates.
Assessor Tanner and his assistant J. P. Rosenberg announce the county tax roll is balanced and finished ahead of schedule. They note overtime was needed to finish the work, a rarity for counties in the state.
About 85 000 pounds of wool near Fossil yards last week were bought by Jesse Goodfellow of Salt Lake City from clips owned by M N Hill Homer Cundick Walter Gaston and Henry Harper at attractive prices. The Fossil warehouse will then 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 ae for the Idaho division L arrived in Kemmerer Monday morning and proceeded to revive the languishing grass at the railroad park near the depot. Mowers worked to thoroughly dreached the area with the goal of future upkeep every ten days. Miss Duetta Wright of the Kik Dining Room is the sole woman in Lincoln's labor union who will travel to Salt Lake. Teddy Marka of Cokeville was in town Monday.
Local theater features nightly films with visitor Chas. King from Fossil ranch. Mayor Solliday of Opal visits Kemmerer. various residents travel from Fontenelle, Cokeville, Big Piney and Diamondville. Socials, church notices, ads, and rail ads fill the pages.
High grade piano stored at Kemmerer offered to responsible party. Liberal terms available. For particulars write to Jetlys The Denver Music Co Denver Colo.
Reynolds County Attorney Marshal G Reynolds State Humane Officer Eddie Burke and Judge Arnold returned from Star Valley to Cokeville last Saturday to review neglected children cases. The party traveled from Afton to Governite and reported poor road conditions. Ermn Smith andeon and Mr and Mrs John Walters went to Galt Lake City Tuesday planning retirement to a new car. Uncle Hilly Sutton and wife will leave for their ranch Thursday after several days in Kemmerer.
Ed Gutton and his wife departed for heir rene after seeking treatment from the local chiropractor. Mrs Sutton had not been in good health, but improved by the end of the days of care, according to the ad.
A five year old saddle bores horse was marked on the shoulder with branding reading Brennan, Dasiel, Wro Reward. Local finder notes the unusual branding and requests authorities to verify ownership and origin.
Fred Chapin received 500000 young trout from the State Hatchery at Laramie last Saturday and coordinated a planting party from Kemmerer to release the fish into upper Ham Fork tributaries. Helpers included Ernest Holmes C L McKay Stanley Brammer Dr Kindall Joe Angelo and William Pitt. A second shipment of 7 casks arrived for Jess Budd of Big Piney to plant in smaller streams nearby. Meanwhile the Ladies Ald Society of the M F Church will hold a food sale July 1 at the Blyth Pargo Hosking Store beginning at 10 AM.
J. 1. Higgs took charge of the Kemmerer Hotel Barber shop Tuesday morning as A. A. LeRoux who ran it for years left Wednesday with his children for Lancaster Canada to run the old farm.
A troubled Lincoln Lumber head carpenter recalls a rapid incident on the unneighborly road involving a dog. The dog’s behavior is described as quick and troubled, with an unclear sequence of events and a remark about the dog’s disposition.
Harold Museo of Halfway was in town over Sunday and planned to move to a new Overland car Monday after a chase from Koumerer.
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