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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
18
Notice declares August Linden's timber and stone land entry in Fossil and Sage Wyoming with final proof set for June 17, 1916 in Kemmerer. It lists witnesses Clarence Linten Maurice Lambert William Julian Warry Jution and Alex Nisbet. Also announces final settlement for Spiros Stamps estate with Edward L. Smith as administrator and a thirty day objection period ending June 10, 1916.
Proclamation by Mayor J R Marquis calls an election in Kemmerer Wyoming for May 6 1916 at Town Hall Precinct 1 and Pitt Plumbing shop Precinct 2. voters elect a Mayor for one year and two Councilmen for two years. polling hours from 9 am to 7 pm.
Grandem Springs resident Wihesiieling Coinghe Chow touts Chamberlala Remedy as the best cure for whooping cough in infants. He claims his baby recovered after using the product and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
Granger notes show Harry Adams on the sick list for a week while a lively dance by local young men drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Robert McArdlee relocate to Granger, with Mr Me as maintainer inspector. Oklahoma visitor Gates family seen with Carl Gates at Hagley and Gray ranch. Mrs Ralph Gunter visited relatives A I Boat Light. Misses Settle Francie Hoatraht spent Sunday in town. Jeanette Butcher, ex Evanston, closed a school term at Boatright home. Miss Mario Foley and Reeves paused in Granger en route to Evanston after LaBarge teaching duties. K J Bradley seems prosperous in a new Dodge. Town hosts two broncho busters Alderman Bagley and Harry Wandgelder. Warren Hoover of Green River attended the dance and visited Ernest Baker and sister. Ernest Jackson works at Chrisman and Petrie store during chores. Polly Pringle shares local notes.
Notth For Publication notice from the United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated March 24 1916 states Thomas Thomas of Granger Wyoming filed intent to prove up a homestead entry No 02260 for the east half of section 22 township 20 north range 112 west sixth principal meridian before the Register and Receiver on the Sunday of May 1916. Witnesses named include Harry Burnham Joseph Bagley David Bagley Edwin J Thomas and Alex Rubel all of Granger Wyoming.
Sunday a novice driver Thomas Fenson from Cumberland lost control on Main Street crashing his car into a Buick near a saloon. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage but no injuries were reported. cars were towed and now in local garages for repairs.
Steve Hartek arrives with about 800 head of cattle to graze near his ranch along Rock Creek this summer. He notes snow has melted in the area except a remaining patch in the distant hills.
Officials W W Gildroy and George Young of the United Mine Workers of Wyoming concluded a district visit with a trip to Rock Springs for a week. They plan to return to Kemmerer before Cheyenne to visit a Sublet campus under quarantine and meet locals to brief themselves on conditions. Mr Paulson also returned to Cheyenne last Wednesday.
Notice to property owners that all yards and alleys must be cleaned immediately and refuse moved to the city dump or burned. If not complied with, the town will perform the work and assess the cost. After Spring cleaning, town wagons will haul away refuse in cans or boxes. Alvin W. Anderson, Town Marshal. Also a garbled ad for hides pelts or furs indicating a Salt Lake City dealer and J. McCarty.
Charles W. Miller of Kemmerer Wyoming filed notice to complete final three year proof on land described in his May 28 1913 homestead entry No 03627. Proceedings before H B Christmas Commissioner in Kemmerer on May 20 1916. Witnesses William E Peon James Buck Ma ward Sutton and Wilson Banks all of Kemmerer Wyoming. Roglater. alamit.
Bertal No 04360 notice states M Linden of Ponail Wyoming filed on October 28 1914 for sections 17 and 18 township 32 north range 117 west fifth principal meridian under the Iber and Stone Law. Land valued at 200 dollars and stone at 200 dollars. Proof will be offered January 17 1916 before Commissioner H R Comminsioner at Kem worer Wyoming. Interested parties may protest before entry by sworn affidavit. Maurie Lao and August Linden of Fossil Wyoming. Will iam Julien and Harry Julien of Lane Wyoming.
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