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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1915
Page
5
Attorney and counselor at law based in Kemmerer Wyoming offers legal services. Reports indicate practice focused on criminal law and general counsel for residents and small business clients in the area.
The board of Commissioners has decided a road commencing at point 463 feet east of the northwest corner of tract 47 on the old road, then various described bearings and distances to locate the right of way along sections and townships. The notice lists multiple coordinate references and corners for parcels affected by the road location.
Sheriff Wm. Lowham and Deputy Sam Hyder of Uinta county raided three blind pigs in Cumberland last week. Each proprietor received a fine as authorities warned such dens do not work in these diggings.
Papen defaults on the mortgage note dated 9 4 1914 in Lincoln County Wyoming. The notice states the amount due is 8777.06 and describes security property including horses cattle branded assets and farm equipment to be sold under foreclosure. The sale will occur at the county courthouse as authorized by law and the mortgage terms.
Daily Kemmerer items list visitors from Cokeville Coalville and Randolph Utah. Notable mentions include Pete Olson from Cokeville, Thomas Sneddon Jr visiting Salt Lake City, George Symes visiting his mother in Coalville, Fred Chapelle from Big Piney, and Andrew Kandsen of Rock Springs. Also St Patrick's Day celebrated locally and Miss Jonnie Hocker with a new Ford.
Summary of short items: Mrs. Ben Doles of Nampa Idaho visits with Mr. Fred Hamerick this day. John McPhie returns from Ogden Hot Springs cured from lumbago. Curtis visits Kemmerer for several days. Andrew Hydoe moves his family from Cumberland to Kemmerer and works in Cumberland mines. Georg Tanner reports a word from his wronged partner. Daughters Collett of Corville near Coboriile mentioned.
Residents and visitors figure in last week’s Kemmerer city items. Phil Twichel and Lyon Rathbun from nearby ranches visited, Billie Hellam was in town, and Forest Supervisor Beam returned from Star Valley. Local business and social items include a pie and cake sale by the Ladies Guild at City Drug Store, Frank Kempton's business trip from Salt Lake City, and plans for an electric light system in Cokeville.
Last week visitors crossed through Kemmerer with residents from Cokeville Opal and Frontier sharing news. John Mishler delivered supplies to his lane, Mrs. Ben Bagnell plans a visit to her father in Cumberland, and Rexall Souvenir Week kicks off at Kemmerer Pharmacy.
A fragmented OCR note hints at the Shirleys approaching a show with a rough, humorous tone. Mentions aging act, road crew, and a line about Niacce Shiho and Me, suggesting a rough, unclear itinerary or backstage remarks.
A short classified notice lists Alex Hixon offering many kinds of work and baggage handling services at number 177.
Mary Pickford wins a popularity contest with over one million votes and appears next Sunday at the New Kemmerer theatre in Caprice. The program includes a 10x16 Mary Pickford photo for lady patrons, a vaudeville act Izetta, Champion Lady Accordionist, with admission priced at 10 and 25 cents.
Conference excursions to Salt Lake City set for April 1 to 6 with rates available. For sale Thorobreds and Plymouth Rock chickens, 35 head, Mrs Glenn A Knox contact 173, House 37 Frontier.
The legislature passed a bill for a November session of the district court in this county but it failed to become law after not being sent to the governor for signature. Sweetwater Unita and Lincoln form one judicial district with two terms of court yearly, while Lincoln has only one. The measure would have aided justice in this county and is regretted not to take effect.
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