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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
10
The next regular examination for teachers will be held at Kemmerer Afton Thayne Big Piney and Jackson Wyoming on March 29 30 and 31 1917. Dated at Kemmerer Wyoming March 5 Magelle F Nicholson County Superintendent.
Oakley residents discuss a planned baseball season with a new management team led by Edward Verrier and Chas. Sneddon as captain. A weekly game schedule is targeted. The Union to host an eight hour day dance and a film show. Local residents face health and employment changes amid typhoid, grippe, and business moves.
Senator John B. Kendrick flew from Washington to Sheridan to handle matters before the April 2 special session. In Denver he was interviewed by his former secretary Burke H. Sinclair, now an advertising manager for Great Western Sugar Company.
The Camera notes social events in Kemmerer with April gatherings. St Margaret’s Guild Dance at St James Church, Easter Monday dance, April 15, and the High School Carnival at Cook’s Pavilion. Also local notes on travel, shop affairs, repairs, and social visits across town.
Peter McLean of Cokeville and Senator James Chrisman of Opal visited Kemmerer over the weekend with plans for upcoming trips to Kirkman. Readers are invited to see Bagley and Beckstead for the latest line of dresses and waists. Richard Fearn of Oakley underwent a appendectomy at the hospital last week. W. E. Mills of High Piney spent a weekend in Kemmerer. Mrs. E. H. Payne left the hospital after several days’ operation. The Up-to-Date Garage announced a receipt of Ford parts valued at $2000. Henry Young moved from Granger to Kemmerer on Tuesday. Mrs. Florence Downey travels to Ogden then Pocatello to visit relatives. Roy Johnson, formerly with Lincoln Lumber, vacationed in Lava Hot Springs. Drs. Bud Hocker and R. A. Hocker returned from a dental meeting in Denver. Lincoln County Garage now has a carload of Chandler cars. Dodge shipments expected. Mrs. R. H. Embree returned from Los Angeles, met by Mr. Embree in Green River.
Miss Amy Frink head of the Domestic Science department in local schools plans marriage in Sydney Nebraska to a druggist. She resigned weeks ago to Supt. Joseph E. Burch. Miss Ethel Pfeiffer will fill her position for the rest of the year. A shower honored Miss Frink with many gifts from friends.
Blustery week in Mall River Basin with a well attended St Patrick's day dance at the Van Vleck ranch. Midnight supper drew strong appetite. Local residents Frank M. Hanson, Walter McPherson, Sarah E. Faris, Josephine Baker, Perry Lewis, and Perry Bowls appear in visits and calls around the event.
Described animal a red brindle yearling steer about 550 pounds with cropped right ear and branded half circle D on left hip found March 12 1917 as estray by Leslie Cole at Cokeville Wyoming. Public sale set April 25 1917 at 1 PM at Leslie Cole Ranch if owner does not claim by April 25 1917. Board of Live Stock Commissioners of Wyoming secretary Fred L. Thompson. First publication March 28 1917. Final publication April 18 1917.
J. D. Noblitt underwent an operation at St Mark's hospital in Salt Lake last Tuesday. He was resting well after the operation and was reported to be doing as well as could be expected.
Rogare returns from Pocatello and Kemmerer, takes anchor position at Luxus Cafe. Manager Onburn supports the Adamson hour tow plan and will install this system at the cafe, creating three shifts for chefs. Local business leaders plan 8 hour workdays for employees as a near future change.
Ivan 8. Jones arrived in town from Kemmerer representing Frank Brezovnik in an attachment case against Wesley Vickrey for 200 dollars. The court held the Dort car belonged to Mrs Vickrey, case dismissed, appeal noted. Anthony McQuaig returned to Kemmerer after months in Salt Lake City and other points.
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