Oregon Short Line 1 Att Wednesday May 26 1918
Railroad timetable notice records the Oregon Short Line schedule event on Wednesday May 26 1918 with train listings and departure times.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
16
Railroad timetable notice records the Oregon Short Line schedule event on Wednesday May 26 1918 with train listings and departure times.
Attorney W. H. Cazier of Afton, postmaster and longtime Star Valley resident since 1885, visited Kemmerer last week on court matters. His father C. D. Casier, a valley pioneer, died May 15, with funeral held as the Star Valley stake of the L D S church history noted.
County Assessor George W. Tanner completed a tax enumerating trip to Fossil and Dempsey basin districts when a fierce storm struck. His team bolted during the first night at a sheep camp, taking three days to recover them. He found one near another camp and another by Bear River. The journey involved horse losses and heavy mud making travel difficult.
Harmison, traveling from Opal, brought a ten-horse freight team and set a record by delivering 46 sacks of wool in a single drive last week. He was in town at week’s end.
Notes detail the Sublet Bublet baseball club forming with officers John Jurick captain Pete Patterson treasurer Louis Jurick secretary Tom Holland manager. Members ordered new gray and purple uniforms and new gear. They beat Frontier in their first game at Sublet and plan a rematch in Frontier. A May 29 dance at Sublet hall funds the ball team with tickets at 1.00 and invites all fans.
A man named A. H. Sterns from Globe Arizona arrived on the No 19 train with a Panama hat during a wet spell in Kemmerer. He toured the town ten days looking for a business site and was noted for his previous saloon operations in Globe, including the Lodge saloon famed for its cut glass and high value.
Mr. Whitten announces upcoming features Damon and Pythias Cabiria Neptune's Daughter The Bookkeeper Rex Beach piece Anette Kellerman appears in seven parts as the theater expands offerings to include the best films on the market.
Kemmerer officers acted in a case involving Mrs. John McDonald and her infant. Eddie Burke arrived to review alleged neglect as the mother and her brother Richard were arrested with the baby after they were found in a cabin with alcohol. The case proceeds to court next Saturday with humane intervention possible.
A reader letter style note claims three Chamberlain's Tablets cured a severe indigestion and liver trouble after a weeks long confinement in a printing office. The writer identifies himself as H. C. Bail editor Carolina Hees Chapin and asserts relief the next day.
Rock Springs reports disposal of more than one million pounds of Sweetwater county wool last week. Prices 24 1 2 to 26 1 2 cents per pound. Wool is being loaded for market. Clips sold include Jon Thom, Bons, Wm Brinegar and Joe one son Jr to Harrie Wool Co. Blair jay and W Hi Gottecis clips bought by American Woolen Mille Co.
Sublet Jock String and Pete Patterson led juvenile ball players from Sublet Sunday to a Frontier game, finishing 14 to 18. They then took the team to Kemmerer and plan to match their under 15, 96 pound youths against any county squad, confident and ready for all challengers.
A notice from last week recounts a shower for Miss Mable Goddard hosted by Miss Virginis Hocker. It mentions Mrs. Platt Wilson of Frontier and gifts including brass yard goods and a hand painted creamer and sugar set.
Stormy conditions last week forced several Green River auto parties to stay in Kemmerer for days. On Thursday five cars led by Amos Smith and C P MacGlashan left for the trip in Ford vehicles headed by Boss and McGinnis. A second group of four departed Sunday, cleaning up after the delay in the journey.
Five purebred Llewellin Setters offered for sale by Jimmy Woods of B.F.4i Co. Prices listed at $10 and $15 per pup.
Business and building with lot for sale in Kemmerer Wyoming inquires directed to H. E. Christmas. Contact details supplied for prospective buyers seeking location and ownership opportunity.
Classified line noting Alex Hixon offers drag work and baggage services with contact phone 177.
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