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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1903
Page
8
Mountain Trading Co Diamondville Oakley Gle presents spring lines in dry goods fashion fabrics and novelties. The department highlights wool dress fabrics wash goods lace embroideries white goods ladies waists hose and children's trimmed hats with prices and wide selection.
The store showcases a complete line of spring and summer shoes for Ladies, Gents, Misses, and Children with prices from 1.40 to 5.00. Men’s styles include new lasts in various leathers, ladies feature dress and walking shoes from 1.50 to 4.50, and Juvenile footwear ranges 0.40 to 2.35.
Clothing department markets Sterling brand men's suits in worsted cheviot and fancy blends from 6.60 to 18.00 with a wide line for young men boys and children at reduced prices. Hats caps and styles include derby golf fedora crush and Panama in black grey pearl and tan priced 50c to 5.00. A stylish range of capes for men boys and children at low prices.
This department showcases a broad array of Gents Furnishings for April and summer. The range includes neglige shirts in silk and satin, Cluett collars in fashionable shapes, driving and work gloves, neckwear from four in hand to bows, and a complete stock of spring underwear, hose, suspenders, watches, and more at varied prices.
Ed O'Brien of Salt Lake spent Friday and Saturday on business here. The Kensington Embroidery Club met with Mrs J M Hallorn this week. Mrs P J Merriman hosts her sister and family from Carbon Wyoming. The Russell Players announce two shows next week in Finn Hall starting Monday. County Clerk Donald welcomed a new girl at his Evanston mansion Thursday. Mother and babe are doing well. Dr H Brown of D C and Co spent early week in East Lake City and Utah points. Miss Nettle Hunter arrived to spend a month with relatives, formerly from here now in Ogden. F C Nelson, formerly in Mountain Trading Co dry goods, starts business in Rochester Washington. Marshall Fad dis caused mischief on Tuesday evening by running the boys in for the night. Miss Jessie Sneddon, months in Ogden, returns home saying no place like home. The Friendly Dancing Club dance Saturday night drew a large crowd and great fun. Mr and Mrs Russell of Glenco leave for Ogden to be with daughter Ta at hospital in Evans ton for an operation. Oakley notes include Clara Fearn returning from Cumberland. Miss Sarah Homes hosted the Art Embroidery club. Patrick’s Ball party enjoyed. Mrs Homes improving. Mrs Chas Boyle visiting her mother. Mrs Jno Scott and Seling Howard were Oakley visitors Wednesday.
Olympia Lodge No.8 invites Odd Fellows and their wives to a hall ceremony in Diamondville on Saturday night April 26 for the fourteenth anniversary of the Order. Members are urged to attend with families.
The piece argues disturbances of strikers are less grave than a failing system and cites overwork and nervous tension leading to collapse. It promotes Electric Bitters as a quick remedy for liver and kidney disorders, nervousness, rheumatism, neuralgia and malaria germs, priced at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Kewmerer Drug Co. and Chas. Henderson, Diamondville.
Bob Meeks a notorious Idaho penitentiary convict attempted suicide by leaping from a high wall despite one leg missing. He suffered severe injuries and left a note wishing happiness. Meeks had recently been discharged from the hospital after an escape attempt that cost him a leg. He formerly lived at Pvt Bridger and is known throughout Uinta County.
The Cheyenne Tribune reports ranchers who did not feed stock before faced losses of 15 to 20 percent, with some herds surviving only by feeding hay for the market and others losing around 3 percent despite scientific feeding. The strain reflects a severe winter across Wyoming. Separately, the Union Pacific pay car will phase out, with checks dispensed by train masters at division points. A daylight street robbery occurred in a Big Horn saloon, where a masked robber escaped on a horse after grabbing cash. Wool growers plan a meeting to oppose a rail rate hike, risking higher costs this season for Wyoming wool.
F. J. Green of Lancaster NH credits Electric Bitters with curing years of chronic indigestion and nervous debility after other remedies failed. He adds his wife has stayed in excellent health for a year and calls the tonic splendid for female troubles. The testimonial is endorsed by Kesnsaerer Co and Cas Henderson of Dinwundville.
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