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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
1
A sales pitch urging readers to visit Blyth Fargo Hoskins to buy bright suits shirts ties and hosiery. The store boasts a brightest line of wearables for men and promises good material and魅 attractive options for men and little men.
Amos Smith, manager for HK Coal properties, reports to The Camera that work at the camp is progressing nicely with over thirty men employed. The principal work is driving entrust wed construction with a main slope of 1340 feet and a 280 foot manway and air course. Arrangements are underway to bring the railway branch as soon as possible. the Draueh line is expected to be completed within two months. Products will be hauled to the railroad by wagons along a built road. The village currently consists mainly of tents as buildings rise, with more structures to follow once lumber arrives.
Amos Sir and Lorie earn interest in Big Piney country. He is fired by tows on the early train Thursday morning. He departed for home by special conveyance. Mr Smith has spent the winter in Los Angeles for health, greatly improved. He will ranch during the summer and likely go to California next winter. He plans a winter home near Los Angeles for comforts not allowed in a hotel. He completed the Wig Piney trip with D W Reece, a horse driver from Nur.
An elderly Opal area notice shows Hughie Martin of Opal reportedly looked down Tillson's revolver barrel before a shooting at Me Petrie. The piece notes his calm demeanor and departure after clarification, while a separate ad promotes Monumental Works in Hoyteville Utah with a free catalog offer.
State of Wyoming Udita County filing against Mary Ann Siva in District Court seeking relief for alleged desertion and related claims. Clerk of court notified, with date set for actions prior to June. Legal wording is irregular but indicates formal notice and impending judgment.
A fragment notes the pursuit of soda perfection, claiming intense effort and expense to achieve the ideal flavor and quality. The text reads as an enthusiastic call to devote resources to crafting a superior beverage.
The Lander Pinedale stage line announces summer routes and new roadside stops along the corridor. Supt Bose states plans to unite service from Lander to Pinedale with convenient locations and healthier travel options for passengers.
Diamondville News recounts a week of varied events and moves. Neill recovered from grip, families traveled to Evanston, and local clubs hosted dances and parties. Community members including Joseph Bick and Angus Melon were noted for visits and engagements. legal matters involved attorney J H Bickman and car theft cases.
A jumble of small town updates from Bozeman recounts visits, family news, and social events. Pocatello visitors, funeral attendance in Ogden, illness recoveries, and newborns are noted alongside a church social in honor of local residents. A May ball plan and quips about bachelors pepper the column as townspeople share greetings and well wishes.
Oregon Short Line announces excursions to Vesalt Lake and Boise in May including trips on May first and second. An item titled Northeast Sportation's Assertion lists set rates and further particulars. Vesalt Lake and Boise destinations are noted with dates and travel details for readers seeking travel and sports event information.
Our community is reminded the annual school meeting will be held at the Kemmerer school next Monday night. Voters will elect one trustee and cast ballots on the special school tax. City Drug Store carries late periodicals and Tate books. we can order items not kept in stock.
Wilbird Bell rented a livery rig Sunday to two young men who travelled toward Diamondville. One of them later fetched friends and left with the rig. By Monday a report reached Cumberland south of town that the rig was found and the horse was exhausted. The parties who took the rig after Diamondville remain missing.
A reviewer hails the Edison venue for a well paced program. The event runs without waits or delays and keeps a steady flow, appealing to a broad audience with constant activity and engagement.
Not Perry Westfall Worl has received word that the gentleman who secured the rig to the Livery stable at Diamondville was Perry West For Cora. Henry Westfall who used the name Henry Miller is thought to know his whereabouts and the team may be recovered.
A fragmented notice indicates The Fountain is open at City Drug Store offering cool drinks. References to Po Barrett's Part Lab and Quaker Maid Hye are unclear, with garbled names and terms.
A November theft report from Kemmerer notes a branded Joe left shoulder 1100 pounds brown horse branded Nikon right shoulder. Reward offered of 20 dollars for delivery. No further contact details provided.
Notice of a regular meeting for the district to read the clerk and treasurer report discuss money to be raised by special tax elect one toaster and consider other business. The Kemmerer School Building hosts the session on Monday at 8 o clock.
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