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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
8
Sunday visits unfold among Witherspece Hiradfield and other Frontier residents. Camp health improves with Scarlet fever cases waning. Local students show rising attendance as school opens with 53 enrolled. The Short Line operator Pierce resigns. Leseu of Bancroft takes over duties.
The Squaw Man, a remembered stage classic, is set to play at the New Kemmerer Theatre on Monday March Mi. The production stars Dustin Hoyle, with Osu and The Littlest Hebel in supporting roles, promising a vivid performance rooted in English and Utah frontier themes.
The legislature amended the act to appoint a deputy in counties with valuation over 90 million. J. C. Hosenberg was sworn in on Monday as chief deputy to George W. Tanner. The position pays 100 dollars per month and reflects strong support from his friends.
A man named Peter Roceu died at Miners hospital after a runaway incident on Frontier road Monday. The event began when Roceu, waiting for work, rode with someone to Diamondrike to fetch groceries and was thrown from the vehicle, sustaining fatal injuries. He died while being treated at the hospital.
Local column lists events for Saturday and Sunday March 14 and 15 including film showings at New theatre and Keister theatre, with details on plays and reels. Mentions visitors from Fossil, coal mine activity, a missing child note, school quarantine impact, and community notices from Lincoln Lodge Knights of Pythias about new esquire and knight candidates and a smoker.
Harry Case arrived from the Slate creek ranch while P. J. Quealy returns from Salt Lake City and San Francisco. August Pierson visited Kemmerer on land business. The CAMERA advertises engraving and card printing as Harry Clark updates his Emporium with interior changes for summer ice cream. Mrs. Wm. McFadden attended the Fashion Show and chose patterns. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds of Cokeville visited, with Reynolds taking first degree in Masonry. Nurses needed for hospital training ages 20 to midyear. Mrs. Ed Carleson returns from Kemmerer after the death of her seven year old niece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris. A funeral procession accident involving a bus end attendant occurred near the cemetery.
Mrs Wallace Averill and Myrtle sees S08 Hinte daughter visit J B Matthews home in Kemmerer. J Leng, a rheumatism sufferer, left for Lave ee See eam een Tak Bositei or Ed Sutton home in Kemmerer. Deputy Sheriff J G Gadmundsen and Dan Harrity drove to Rawlins to transport prisoners to the state prison. M Whitney recently returned from a coast visit to Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco. Quarantine lifted from A M King home in Diamondville. manager duties resume at Mountain Trading Co. Mr and Mrs King mourn two sons with a third now improving after serious illness.
A short item from Kemmerer Wyoming notes poet Pic Swer Tim’s recent activity. Details are sparse but place and sender are identifiable.
Sullivan and Bickley advertise as leading plumbers offering plumbing and heating work with all materials guaranteed. Contact via phone listed as 132.
Reports from Kemmerer detail Emil Lilligroste heading to Salt Lake City for hospital surgery, Charley Pix buying fixtures for his tile shop, and Miss Francia Fowler absent sick from Kemmerer High School. Local trades, visits, millinery openings, and family news fill the page along with upcoming events and public notices.
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