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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1903
Page
16
Mountain Trading Co Diamondville Oakley Gle unveils spring lines in dry goods and fancy goods. Dress fabrics waists trimmings laces embroideries and children's hats featured with prices, whites, linens and madras in latest styles. Hosiery waists and wash skirts also highlighted with mid range prices, urging shoppers to visit for new season selections.
The store showcases a full line of new spring and summer shoes for Ladies, Gents, Misses, Children, Boys, Youths, and Little Gents. Men’s shoes include light and medium weights in several leathers, $1.40 to $5.00. Ladies offer dress and walking shoes from $1.50 to $4.50. Juvenile footwear ranges 40c to $2.35 with button and lace styles in various uppers.
Clothing department promotes Sterling branded suits in worsteds cheviots erges and mixtures with prices from 6.60 to 18.00. A large range of young mens boys and childrens suits advertised at reduced prices. Hats and caps showcase new spring styles in derby golf fedora crush and panama, price range 50c to 5.00. A stylish line of mens boys and childrens caps in latest styles at low prices.
This department features an extensive array of Gents Furnishings for spring and summer including men's neglige shirts golf and dress shirts in silks ginghams percale and satines. A full line of Cluett collars in fashionable shapes. Large stock of gloves gauntlets driving gear neckwear undergarments and accessories in various prices.
Local residents and visitors share news of club meetings, visits, and small-town events. Ed O'Brien and Mrs Hallorn attend Kensington Embroidery Club. Miss Hunter visits Ogden. Mr Nelson moves to Rochester starting own business. Marshall Fad dis catches pranksters. Friendly Dancing Club hosts a successful dance. several residents travel to Ogden for family, medical needs, and operations. St Patrick Ball reports a fine time. Mrs Homes improves after illness.
Olympia Lodge No.8 marks the fourth anniversary with a celebration at the Diamondville hall on Saturday evening, April 26. Members are invited and asked to bring their wives and families.
Amid reports of strikes and unrest, an ad claims Electric Bitters cure liver and kidney disorders and fatigue. It touts relief from nervousness rheumatism and neuralgia, promises malaria germ elimination, and offers a 50 cent price with satisfaction guaranteed by Kewmerer Drug Co. and Chas Henderson, Diamondville druggists.
Bob Meeks a notorious Idaho penitentiary convict attempted suicide for notoriety. Despite one leg, he climbed a high wall and leaped, sustaining severe injuries. He left a note wishing happiness and had been out of hospital only a few days, having previously lost a leg in an escape attempt. Meeks formerly lived at Pvt Bridger and is well known in Uinta County.
State news notes ranchers who fed were still losing 3 percent, many with 15 to 20 percent overall losses. Cheyenne dailies may consolidate. Union Pacific pay car to be retired, with checks dispensed at division points. Robber robs a Big Horn saloon. wool growers plan meetings to oppose higher rail rates. Severe winter cripples cattle in Uinta county.
F J Green of Lancaster NH chronicles years of chronic indigestion and nervous debility, saying Electric Bitters helped him more than any prior medicines. He credits their use with his wife’s long health and lauds them as a tonic for weak, run down individuals.
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