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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
8
A letter from FP. W. Comer reports he is now employed with Union Bank and based in Cheyenne. The message notes broader business activity and a less prominent scatter of enterprise in the area.
Charles Rumach of Cheyenne arrived in Kemmerer last Saturday and was met by Chas Budd. He will act as cashier of Marbleton State Bank until Mr Datley recovers from injury. Rumach previously worked at First National Bank of Cheyenne. They left Sunday morning.
A 1909 advertorial claims kidney pills from Dean's Kidney Pills cure kidney secretions described as sedimented and irregular. Testimony from Mr Divvendarfer three years later asserts the remedy’s efficacy and rekindled faith. Price and availability through Wester-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, N Y.
Sunday school attendance reached forty three with twenty seven at Junior League in the afternoon. Epworth League Service was well attended. Choir practice continues weekly and aids church services. A regular monthly business meeting discussed planned work for the year. Ladies Aid hosted a social and bazaar clearing just over funds. A wedding is noted for Thursday evening October 28 in Daniel Wyoming. Diamondville choir groups provide morning music. Sullivan and Repters install a new steam heating plant at the Kemmerer Steam Laundry building.
Local notices list a string of social happenings in Kemmerer including theater shows at Finn Hall and Lyceum War Cafe events on November 24 and 15 as well as a masquerade ball. Several visitors from Cokeville Fossil Marbleton and Piney are noted along with routine rental listings and farm-related notices.
Evanston visitors include E W McGarvey and Ed Hopkacke from Evanston with Deland and Cokeville district rancher M Hosking. County officials, merchants, and residents travel for business and social events as Kemmerer hosts ballots, theater changes, and holiday preparations while local families return from trips and report hunting and farming activity.
Local ad promises complete plumbing and heating services with guaranteed work. Contact details appear incomplete but advertise trusted workmanship and prompt service.
A Moose Character Ball prompts visitors to browse The Emporium catalog of uniforms and costumes. The notice invites customers to come in and select what they want from the rental offerings.
Kemmerer druggists report customers are pleased with Adler-Ika a mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. The remedy allegedly drains foul matter from the bowels relieves constipation sour or gassy stomach and is said to work instantly without griping though cautious readers should note medical accuracy may vary.
Dominick Etcheverry John In chauspe and George Hubert of Cokeville registered at the Hotel Kemmerer yesterday. Supervisor A Beam met Clinton G Smith of Ogden chief of civviculture forest service and they traveled to the timber camps of the Kemmerer Coal on Ham Fork. Hazel Horn of Big Pine visitor in Kemmerer today after riding in Marbleton Roundup ladies relay race. Lincoln County Garage offers winter car overhaul. Elie Schwalbe, Dr C D Stafford and attorney R R Rose with Wm Monay visited Cokeville then traveled to Big Piney for doctor’s services after a Marbleton call. Engraved stationery and cards offered by Bissinger & Company Salt Lake City Utah and J McCarty, Mgr. Wanted: all hides and pelts with prompt satisfactory returns.
Reduced prices for the next 20 days on all trimmed hats. A good line to select from. Come in and see for yourself. Don’t take other people’s word for it. Kemmerer Wyoming milliner Mrs. Wm McFadden invites shoppers to compare offerings and styles.
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