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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
12
Louis Jean has been named a special game warden to enforce gun possession and fishing laws for aliens. The measure, enacted by the taat legislature, restricts nonresidents from owning firearms and gear. Warden Jean conducts surveillance and investigates alien fishermen, with fines up to $6 for violations.
Overland to the Fair A D Hosking will leave next Tue with Mrs Hoskins Sam Rows Sephew and Miss Ruby Lewis of Lincoln Neb for San Francisco to take to the far. They plan to travel by Jaynes car up to Los where they will be joined by Mrs W N Vereen and others for a six month journey.
Chandler Walters of the Lincoln county garage returned from Salt Lake last week driving Chandler’s improved car which impressed the testers and earned patient satisfaction in Idaho. The vehicle gained reputation for reliability and innovation among local observers.
A large Fourth of July sale advertisement appears from Blyth-Faractor Co with posters and accompanying notices. The page shows engaging display text and promotional materials for the event.
A warrant was issued last week for Bernard Ace of Fossil on a charge of presenting a forged check at the Hoskine store in the name of Lester Stutt. Ace had been arrested earlier and was allowed to remain free while the case proceeds, with the check reportedly handed to authorities as part of the investigation.
The Kemmerer city column notes July events at the Lyceum including a Firemen’s dance and an evening celebration. Local residents share visits, travels to Salt Lake City, Boulder summer school, and ranch plans. Business mentions Henry Harker wool sale, mining machine demonstrations, and new refrigerator season supplies.
Visitors and residents are reported in Kemmerer and surrounding areas including Bethwith, Cokeville, Pocatello, Sweetwater county, and Lincoln County. Notable mentions include Gov. Johnson of Sweetwater county, Mrs. Jadot, Mrs. Elliott, and J. A. Bunting.
WeMer Gasson from Slate Creek Ranch visited Kemmerer last week to inspect one of its fine ranches. Local items report several trips to Spantah Fork Utah, a new baby girl for Charlie McKay, and Dr. Stafford caring for mother and child.
A partial cryptic report describes four persons involved in a disturbance with hammering and loud sounds. The text mentions a town atmosphere and references to ear shots and shells but lacks coherent details and proper names.
Local items note Bolse business talks by Nelson and road survey work by Ferguson in Kammerer. Visitors include Walton of Woodruff Idaho, Mrs Elliott en route to Pocatello, and Bear Lake trips promoting scenery. The paper mentions camera copy requests, possible hospital ties for Dr Brown, Bear Lake beauty claims, watermelon deliveries by Ogden, and sport outings at Kemmerer Market.
Kemmerer residents note travel and visits from Joe Kinney, John Diets, Opal and many others. Miss Esther Downey opens Candy Kitchen, Mrs. Gordon returns from Salt Lake, and County Commissioners plan Star Valley trip. Local fishing, post office mail room, firemen posters, and ailing diphtheria quarantine update accompany social activities and upcoming Fourth of July plans.
A compact ad from LaBarge Wyoming promotes a beautiful saddle stallion for sale and a listing of fifteen pack horses. The notice highlights breeding and stock availability for buyers in the local area.
A three year old 1400 pound iron gray horse with a W bar brand on the left shoulder tail cut and a fish brand on the left shoulder strayed from Cumberland Wyoming around May 25. A $25 reward is offered by Andy Kaskell Box 213 Cumberland Wyoming for information leading to recovery.
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