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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
20
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 locals plan a yearly baseball program with a dedicated management team Edward Verrier as Manager J T Holmen as Treasurer A Easton Jr as Coach and Chas Sneddon as Captain A weekly game schedule is hoped for. A Saturday night social with Scotty Morgan from Diamondville entertained attendees despite poor weather. Also reports on Mrs Heber Lord in hospital and other local moves and events including Band meeting and a new Overland car from Bryant and Stock.
Senator John B. Kendrick flew home from Washington to attend to business in Sheridan ahead of 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.
Local column lists upcoming events such as St. Margaret's Guild Dance at St. James Church and an Easter Monday dance, plus April 15 and 11 High School Carnival at Cook's Pavilion. Notes cover residents' travels, business trips, new purchases, shoe repairs, and social notices across Kemmerer and nearby areas.
Peter McLean of Cokeville visits Kemmerer as Senator James Chrisman travels Opal. Read about a fine line of drapes, suits, and silk waists at Bagley & Beckstead. Richard Fearn of Oakley had appendicitis surgery Thursday. W. E. Mills of Hig Piney enjoyed Kemmerer last weekend. Mrs. E. H. Payne leaves hospital after recent operation. Up-to-Date Garage announces receipt of Ford parts valued at $2000. Henry Young returns from Granger to Kemmerer. Mrs. Florence Downey plans Ogden and Pocatello visits to see relatives. Roy Johnson spends two days in Lava Hot Springs. Dentists Bud Hocker and R. A. Hocker return from Denver. Platt Wilson of Lincoln County Garage reports new Chandler cars and impending Dodge shipment. Mrs. R. H. Embree returns from Los Angeles. met in Green River by Mr. Embree.
Miss Amy Frink head of the Domestic Science department will resign and depart for Nebraska at week’s end to wed a druggist of Sydney. Supt. Joseph E. Burch accepted her resignation. Miss Ethel Pfeiffer will fill the post for the remainder of the year. A Saturday shower hosted by Mrs. E. Bruce presented the bride with many gifts from friends.
Blustery week in Mall River Basin sees a well attended St Patrick day dance at the Van Vleck ranch with a late midnight supper. Frank M. Hanson's land business took him to Cora this week. Mrs. Walter McPherson visited Mrs. Sarah E. Faris and Shel E. Baker with daughter Josephine enroute to the Van Vleck event. Frank Wilhelm hosted B F Bondurant one evening last week. Perry Lewis and family called on Perry Bowls.
An estray steer described as a red brindle yearling, about 550 pounds with cropped right ear and branding half circle D on left hip, found March 12 1917 by Leslie Cole, Cokeville Wyoming. Unable to locate owner, a public sale is set for April 25 1917 at 1 PM at the Leslie Cole Ranch to benefit the owner if unclaimed by that date. Wyoming Board of Live Stock Commissioners secretary Fred L. Thompson signs the notice.
J. D. L. Noblitt underwent an operation at St. Mark's hospital in Salt Lake last Tuesday. He is resting well and improving after the procedure.
Rogare returns to Monihy evening from Pocatello and Kemmerer where he worked. He accepts a position anchor at the Luxus Cafe. Luxus manager Onburn favors the Adamson hour shift and plans to install this system in the cafe. Three shifts of hours for chefs will be used. Local businessmen plan 8 hour workdays for employees.
Ivan 8. Jones arrived from Kemmerer representing Frank Brezovnik in a civil suit and attachment against Wesley Vickrey. An attachment for 200 dollars was placed on Vickrey's Dart car to secure the debt for a Buick truck Brezovnik sold him. Vickrey claimed the truck underperformed and offered to return it. Judge Durnford ruled the Dort car belonged to Mrs Vickrey and the case was dismissed. An appeal was filed to the district court. Anthony McQuaig returned to Kemmerer after months in Salt Lake City and elsewhere.
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