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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
8
Ned Herschler and Orval Allen appeared among flockmasters seeking shearers and range hands in the city. Florence Simpson of Fron tier returns home after teaching in Jackson's Hole. she has accepted a position at M. M. Confectionery.
Miss Gladys Tucas, Mountain s Trading stenographer, rushes home to Hanna for a seriously ill 10-year-old brother. Mrs. Harry Knuckles visits Montpelier from Idaho. John Holmes becomes Mountain Trading hardware man. 500 Club hosts, prizes awarded, luncheon served. School children enjoy a Friday holiday with outdoor activities. Mr. T. L. Stewart returns from Missoula to a sick wife. Miss Sela Swanson returns from near Seattle to Diamondville. Sandy Sneddon visits family in Glencoe. Ruth Scott ill for several days. Kemmerer High students enjoy a holiday Friday.
Johnson Bros of Bear Lake Idaho have purchased the controlling interest in Palace Meat & Livestock Co of Diamondville from Carl Rogers Albert Spinner ER P Fisher and John Scott and have taken over management. Mr Rogers and Mr Scott will retain a small interest in the company.
Robert Martin a Kemmerer pioneer and Green River rancher visited Kemmerer Saturday and Sunday while en route to Logan Utah He attended the Elks lodge meeting at Rock Springs Martin helped in much of Kemmerer’s early construction work.
High school notes from Friday May 20 report a holiday for students and staff time spent finalizing the year. Morgan Reed is named editor with a full junior staff and various roles listed, while several faculty and guests visit. Speeds in typewriting show record winners Clinton Symes and others.
Local notes from La Barge record visitors and travels. Mrs Oscar Henderson and Mrs Fred De Graw are mentioned along with Mr and Mrs Mark Twichel at various stays. Several residents travel to Kemmerer Ogden Viola and Opal while relatives visit and return.
Clyde Johnson and Lee Koonts lost six head of livestock this winter due to feed shortage. Some cattle are moved to the B F Bondurant ranch and Parady will feed those remaining on the Koontz ranch. residents visit, move, and prepare for spring while mountains remain shrouded in clouds and snow recedes slowly.
Kemmerer district No. 1 in Lincoln county Wyoming approved next year’s eight mill budget by a 12 to 2 vote and accepted a $75,000 bond issue at par 6 percent interest with state covering attorney and printing costs. Bonds fund high school addition, training shop and other projects as about twenty residents attended the annual meeting.
The piece urges everyone to provide for their family by keeping the body in good condition. It advises those who are constipated bilious or troubled with indigestion to use Chamberlains Tablets and follow the directions to feel better and be able to work.
Hild Hill and Laza Radich married Sunday afternoon at St Patrick's rectory with a few close friends present. The Cumberland residents will reside in Cumberland after the ceremony, conducted by Rev. Fr. Schellinger.
Jon Pers, a miner at No 6, sustained a compound fracture of the left leg after leaping from the trip Thursday afternoon. He was transported to Salt Lake on Saturday morning for medical care under a physician's supervision.
B ff McKee president of Cottonwood Development Co Hiram Phillips Salt Lake engineer and W G Carpenter attorney of St Louis started for Big Siney and Cottonwood creek Monday on exploratory survey work.
A brief note outlines adopting a diet tailored to age and occupation to maintain regular bowels. It mentions using a regimen possibly including fiber and hydration and hints at taking a remedy or supplement when overeating.
Visiting hours at the Lincoln County Miners Hospital are set from 2 to 4 PM and 7:40 to 9 PM each day. The schedule provides afternoon and evening windows for relatives and friends to visit patients.
C Jarkoon a familiar rancher from Dobeyes reports selling half of his range cattle to a buyer from Ogden.
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