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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
13
Organizing Team Kevemerer's baseball practice sessions show steady progress with daily improvements. A meeting is planned for next Sunday to discuss movement ideas and gather views from interested participants. Jane will be present to share insights on the 3 movement and contribute to the planning.
Vaudeville act scheduled for Kemmerer at the Orpheum tomorrow evening cancelled after a telegram to Mr Whitten says the troupe cannot perform on the date. The vaudeville players were among the first on the vaudeville stage and were to fill vacant dates.
Mr and Mrs Jesse B Budd from Big Piney visit this week and Mrs Budd plans to undergo a minor operation at Lincoln County Miners Hospital, with entry to the hospital expected soon. Mr Budd is a pioneer of the Big Piney area and longtime postmaster there.
Green River and city rivals played a close ten inning baseball game ending 6 to 6 in the afternoon. Green River, aided by strong late relief, tied the score with three runs in the ninth. Umpires Dento and Breanahan named the officiating crew.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co offers loans up to 2000 to aid home improvements. Agent James Dodge in Kemmerer Wyoming facilitates the program while the firm pursues legal action against a defendant.
Community notices list events at Kemmerer and Lyceum theater May 17 and 18. Arcades include Elka Ladies dance at Union Hall Frontier and a 2 PM Diamondville at Rock Springs ball park. Iver's Pictures shown Tuesday and Saturday evenings at the Lyceum.
Multiple brief items note social visits, hotel rooms, and local services in Kemmerer. Mentions McKay and Morrow grocers, Burns Wemendar fish, souvenir cards at Emporium, and autos service with Buick. Updates cover residents’ travels, ranch activity, hospital fund-raiser May 17, and upcoming Lyceum event with Kemmerer orchestra.
A jumble of phrases reads like a classified ad with misspellings and unclear items. Mentions a handy wan for odd jot e phone, a mine of pew novels at One Man us, and references to freak and vegetables age rer ely.
The Commercial Club of Kemmerer plans a choir in a new room near the City Drug Store as Dr Staford gathers names for a broad civic organization. The movewill involve hosting state conventions and promoting local industries such as brick and tiling clay, wool, and a possible wool scouring plant, aiming to boost resources and public events.
Poplar songs and music notes by F. E. Curtis. Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co. offers garden tools. Taliferro of Rock Springs visits Kemmerer over Sunday. Ben Caprell faces a running accident. Bill Chamberlain visits Kemmerer after time with Harker sheep. Ranch supplies and harness available at Hill Harness Maker. Hemimeter Savings Bank Trust invites wives to save. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Carnahan at Cumberland. Grandpa Carnahan improving. American Express agent in Kemmerer barred shipments of intoxicants to Idaho. Sern Thompson, former night bartender, remains in position. C. S. Beach to visit Howell, Michigan with family due to mother’s illness. Platt to Evanston Electric Co. replacement by Trask in Diamondville. Howard Bowen visits Kemmerer with father W. Holden, summer Wynng ranch resident. Frontier Supply Co. Agency for Studebaker reports new autos. Antone Raish receives first Studebaker car. Don Bagnell hosts a Kemmerer party measuring distance to town on foot. John Walters reports from Tall Brown River ranch with a mule and ice conditions. George Watlala and others in town for business and chatter.
Last week the Reimaniner School opened its rooms for a public exhibit of pupil work. Visitors praised the students’ effort and progress from the opening day to the afternoon display in the main hall. The event drew many attendees despite crowded conditions and highlighted improved work across grades with notable pieces by several named pupils and teachers.
Tom Went to Evanston recounts the life of ALD Moalkiie, a well known Rem. Tmerer merchant and father figure of Lineuly county. The piece notes his recent passing, his faithful allegiance, and the community’s respect as neighbors recall his steadiness and kindness.
A garbled OCR passage mentions New Auto Taxi and partners Meare John Nrugele Muothe Teitiet Coie Chyelen Samwkin amid alleged service issues. The text references a possible inquiry or interference, with unclear names and places.
A small afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Budd honored Mr. Jesse B Budd of Big Pinoy visiting Ket meter.Lt wana led congenial crowd. prizes awarded to Mew To 1 Biatres and Miss Ivey won a cat prize. Refreshments followed games. guests included Turner Frontier Mrs Arthur Thomas Elko Smith CW Peterson and others.
The Boston wool market opened with subdued activity and steady prices across most grades. Demand remains light for secured stock and greasy fleece, while strong interest appears in certain staple lines, keeping some regional prices firm despite overall lull.
Worl received here last week of the end of Rev. J. B. Rawls superintendent of the Wynn Methodist mission. He died in New York after a long illness. Mr Rawls was a respected minister, and his death follows a trip to Egypt and service in various cities including Indianapolis.
Fragmented notice details deaths and family ties involving Mrs Memiy and associates. Mentions residents such as John Witherspoon and Le Wilsons, travel to Pittsburg, and references to local legal and military associations. The text preserves names of relatives and places with unclear sequence due to OCR damage.
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