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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
5
The Bazaar in the Kemmerer area drew strong local support Friday with near 120 donated, funds to relief families in need. Deaths in two church families led to postponement of the scheduled dance. thanks extended to Kemmerer residents and helpers.
A new gasoline transfer pump was installed at a Lincoln County garage this week. The upgrade allows fuel to be moved to vehicles efficiently and marks a top tier modernization for intermountain automotive facilities.
Blyth Hoskins Co. uses an Overland on the way to deliver across the residence district. The firm will deploy the delivery team to haul to and from the depot warehouses, with Bemmed Imo handling shipments.
Fragmented ad notes bargains on ranches with water rights and near-term terms. Mentions corner lots, half parcels, hotel access, heated amenities, baths, and cash balance, all in a general sale listing.
Local items mention visitors from Opal Nebraska and Rawlins plus a Kemmerer resident returning home. Holland Bros install a new electric light sign at their pool hall while Piatt Wilson learns a Dodge shipment is en route from De Fort factory. A Wyoming Rebekahs secretary visits, with lodge meeting and reception noted.
The Kemmerer theater announces regular Sunday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday shows with March 27 big comedy and April 24 men’s club dance at the Lyceum. Local visits include Mrs J R McMinn from Fosall and Sheriff Lowham of Uintah county touring Kemmerer, plus numerous residents from Cumberland Cokeville and Rock Springs.
F. J. Alexander of the Alexander Optical Company will visit Kemmerer at the Kemmerer Hotel Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 6, Wednesday all day March 21-22, then Mrs. Hunter's residence Cumberland Camp 1 Thursday March 28. Those with eye trouble should not fail to call.
Easter Monday social event plans are in progress with Episcopal church men assigned roles to perfect the dance. Organizers aim to outdo rivals and attract public support by selling tickets to aid a forthcoming cause. The event promises real pleasure and community involvement.
Kemmerer town issues notice that all dog owners must pay taxes or fees. Unpaid dogs will be impounded and destroyed under law. The town marshal will enforce the order and hold required evidence.
The Matthews Swearing and Peas at the Willow Creek Gap will be open between the 1st and 5th of April under my management. Parties desiring to shear and dip will try and book for dates as far ahead as possible. Competent help will be employed and careful attention given to bands when corralled.
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