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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1914

Page

4

Local Base Ball Fund Sees New Donations and Valuable Supplies

Manager Fred Chapin reports Frontier Supply donated equipment, secured at a cost of about 140 dollars, while the cash fund for team care tops 400 dollars. New donations include Whitten's Picture Show 1 dollar, Dr Bud Hocker 3 dollars, Bon Ton Restaurant 1 dollar, Lincoln Lumber Co 5 dollars, Kemmerer Laundry 2 dollars, totaling 206 dollars.

Fred Chapin Kemmerer Turner Frontier Supply Whitten Bud Hocker Yom Ming Bon Ton Lincoln Lumber Kemmerer Laundry Chapin Han

Elks Grand Lodge Denver Trip Rates Listed

A 1d A Weston of Cheyenne reports Wyoming railroads set a round trip fare of one and a third plus 1.10 for Elks Grand Lodge attendees to Denver in July. Fares shown include Kemmerer 13.40 Cokeville 20.45 Sweet Springs 14.00 Green River 15.50 Granger 16.75 Evanston 10.60.

Denver A. Wreston Cheyenne Wyoming Elks Grand Lodge Kemmerer Cokeville Stock Springs Greeniver Granger Evanston

Big Piney Schoolline Adds Acting Principal Amid Trial Evidence

Al Osterhout, a witness in the Hansen case, reports Big Piney High School’s strong progress with twelve pupils this year. He notes Miss Imiley, formerly at Kemmerer, will serve as principal next term, with Miss Bulley praised as an excellent instructor.

Big Piney High School al Osterhout Big Piney Hansen Osterhout Imiley Kemmerer School Bulley

Triple Killing in Pocatello

A domestic troubles incident left three dead in Pocatello. Jack Thayer a former railroad fireman, his wife Mia, and Cave Thayer were shot in a rear tent by Jack Carr who then killed himself. The exact motive remains unclear as details from the scene emerge.

John ‘Thayer Dack Carr Pocatello Carr Thayer Mia Cave Jack Thayer Os Ly Welig Roberts Idaho Lima Montana Dal Wie Eau Srmcturs

Marriage in Wyoming Unites Mondurant and Hanson Couple

In Hondurant Wyoming on Monday April 27 Kassie Mondurant daughter of Mr and Mrs Mondurant married Frank M Hanson of Hobland Minnesota with Judge Gilkey officiating. The ceremony united immediate family and notes a romance tied to a Peoples Popular monthly article. After Yellowstone travel the couple plans to Holland Minnesota and a future inbo. Mrs Havon receives local good wishes across the River Valley. Thorobred eggs for sale plus land offerings including ten acres alfalfa and water rights advertised.

Mra Mr. Hann Fall River Basin Yellowstone Park Holland Minn Bowe Mra. Havoon Tieen River Valley

Miners Funeral and Railway News From Kemmerer

Funeral processions in Kemmerer honor Antone Hefner Antone Gert and Ignats Wisnoisk with bodies moved to Catholic cemetery Cumberland and Rawlins. A special train brought miners union members and crowds from Sublet and Diamondville. Reports on Idaho Falls Loop and Hariman lines branches. Conductor Fife travels. Dr Proutz touring. C Van Dyke dies. Dixie dog reunited after theft and mutilation.

Cumberland Sud Rawlins Antone Hefner Polleb Father Lynch Mas Antone Gert Kemmerer Hefner Gert Ignats No. 6 Sublet Miner Union Diamondville Oscar Werton Calvin Manson American Falls The Falls Hockland Gerret Fort, Jr Gerret Fort Feneral Harriman Lines O. 8. Ly Trafic’ Department Archie Bowman Bill” Fife Arkansas Hot Springs O. S Idaho Falla Loop Mayo Utah Construction Co Munroe Harriman Hines Twin Falls U.P Suanroe Iwin Falls C. van Dyke O. 8 Omaha

Safety Chairman Praises Mine Benefit and First Aid Teams

Safety Chairman Thos Gibson of Union Pacific praised the Mine Benefit and First Aid teams for their efficient service during the Cumberland accident. He noted their prompt aid may have saved lives and reported successful demonstrations and training across camps in the state.

Thos. Gibson Union Pacific Co Cumberland Gibson

Mountain States Telephone Show At Lyceum Theater

The Lyceum filled Wednesday evening as Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company staged a moving picture show and lecture. Yves, Mesare, Finley, and Bryant presented 100 stereopticon slides tracing the telephone from 1876 to today, with scenes of Pekin exchanges and foreign towns. Two reels entertained the crowd, one from the Vathe Freres Victure Company showing links from New York to San Francisco and another on Panama Canal work. Finley spoke and Bryant announced.

Lyceum Theater Mountain States ‘Telephone & Telegraph Company Yves, Mesare, Finley and Bryant Moat Pekin China Yellowstone Park United States Vathe Freres Victure Company Bell Telephone New York San Francisco Panama, Canal Finley Bryant Eeeng Telephone Company

Opal to Incorporate Amid County Board Meeting Plans

With incorporation fever rising Opal plans to proceed at the June county commissioners meeting. Opal serves as a key freighting point for a large ranching district and handles daily mail moving toward the Green River valley.

Opal O Pal Brighbor Miso Board of County Commissioners Green Hiver

Lookout For Bears Encourages Fraternal Order Charter

The Deputy Grand organizer for the Fraternal Order of Hears announces a busy week as applications roll in for charter membership in the new order. He expects about 800 members in this town and will keep the charter open to allow others to join, with several prominent businessmen already applying and raising the order’s prestige.

of Hears

Road survey after county board adjourns to Cokeville

County commissioners inspected the proposed Cokeville to Beckwith road site near Cokeville. Rancher opposition necessitated a longer route, but officials plan to order the direct route, shortening travel from Cokeville to Beckwith station by about a half mile.

Cokeville Beckwith Station Yokeville Kew

School Notes and a Sizable Recital at Miss Piinnny’s Room

The class notes list several students out last week including Chas Grit John Snyder Nora Stuart and Leland Wright. Miss Piinnny’s room held a literary program with pieces such as War and rumor of war a telephone romance and a burglar at the hare store, presented by pupils Stella Hobingon Julia Hart and others.

John Snyder Houw Nora Stuart Leland Wright Miss Piinnny War Fumor Steller Hobingon Viano Doel Julia Hart Kava Munter Roger de Coverley

Dairying Shown Profitable by Local Herd Owner

Townsman Henry Kennington reports a neat income from five Jersey cattle. The herd, three two year olds and two four year olds, yielded 49 704 pounds of milk and 324 75 dollars in a year starting April 1, 1914. The record suggests money may be made in dairying with full-time attention.

Star Valley Independent Henry Kennington Jersay

Bridge prospects across Snake River near Jackson

Commissioner Erwin reports state aid favorable for funding a bridge across the Snake River near Jackson. He says Jackson Hole prospects are splendid with Carey Act land openings soon, about 25 000 acres eligible for new settlers. Crops are in and good cheer prevails.

Jackson Hole Kemmerer John E. Erwin Gravant Snake River Jackson Erwin

Flockmaster Thrown From Wagon Near Kik Mountain

Ernest Hover of McKay and Hover flockmasters was severely injured last week when his wagon overturned near Kik mountain while delivering supplies to the lambing camp. The accident, worsened by crossing the Cumberland branch of railroad, dislocated his shoulder and fractured a collar bone. He was moved to the hospital for treatment. Chas L. McKay, a Kemmerer merchant, is a member of the firm.

Ernest Hover Frm McKay & Hover Kik Mountain Cumberland Chas, L. McKay Kemmerer

Notice to flockmasters opens April fourteenth

The clearing and dipping corrals at Opal and Willow Creek under my management will be open on and after April 14. Competent help provided and your patronage solicited. Bert Sandberg, Kemmerer, Wyoming.

Opal Wnd Willow Creek

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Kemmerer Camera C. Watt Brestlos Kemmerat Kimi Hanson Bondurant Rhode Island Irvine Gres River Tripple G. B. Proutz Salt Lake City A.C. Cripe Wan Joseph Shapiro 8. Hirsch Distilling Co Griff Roberts Jill Paxa Express Cansijae Dixie Les Chas Grit Star Valley Bert Sandberg Wyo Beau Brummel Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co Ford Rpom Frontier Supply Co Telephone Frontier Wyoming
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