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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
9
A telephone Saturday from Ed Allen reports his young daughter in Olsen is very ill. A Wyoming Auto Transit car immediately departed with Dr. Laugier, covering 110 miles in six hours, and she is said to be improving. Rock Sprite Leghet.
Passenger rate from Kemmerer to Seattle and return set at 945.5 with departure on June 1. Agents advised to seek further details and specific terms.
George Smith of Corn sent a Texas cattle lot to Rock Springs purchased in Denver after four years of trial with this cattle breed. John Cameron of Frontier returns from Salt Lake City with improved eye after treatment. Mr. and Mrs. O H Dunham travel from Cottonwood to Kemmerer with reports of prosperity and ranchers planting grain despite a backward season. Mrs. Dunham also had dental work.
John Raphael Forest Supervisor outlines plans to examine and adjust the Wyoming National Forest boundaries this summer. He notes agricultural land should be excluded unless Congress prohibits it, urging citizens to petition senators and congressmen with reasons for changes.
Wool buyers remain active in the district as large clips change hands. Fossil Mal Anderson and others move substantial runs with prices noted in currency terms. Covey Bros wool fully sold, Valley Live Stock Co. losses and Kinney wool still unsold with contracts and price expectations reported.
Dr Devel reports Hughie Martin, now in Boi, in bed long with blond poison setting in and fears amputation may be needed. Injury occurred at Opal last winter when a nail pierced his knee. Prichard and Hosenberg sell wool for 280, tust Te more than last year. Deputy Sheriff Hodgerm of Lin wondville returned from Cheyenne with a warrant for arrest of John Due and presented his badge.
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