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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
5
Last chance for Crab Apples and Concord Grapes noted alongside winter produce items Celery Lettuce Green Peppers Sweet Potatoes Cauliflower. The brief lists seasonal picks and inventory focus for shoppers in a local market.
In and Around the Triangle reports on diverse Kemmerer area activity last week. Residents A L Toone and F E Curtis opened businesses, workers and tradesmen traveled from Ogden, Pocatello and Big Piney, and local exchanges covered sales, elections, and community events.
A group including Mrs and Mr Ba and their son William and Frank Spijan traveled to Bi ainey then Stan ley ranch near Kemmerer. They faced repairs and snow drifts on return, attended a Big Piney masquerade, and other locals shipped sheep while planning to thresh on Green River and La Barge.
Diamondville recounts a ghost filled night at the school house with mischief and apples, doughnuts, and a later quarterly religious conference at the Diamondville Methodist church led by Dr W T Damm of Cheyenne. The event prompted reflections on Christian living and charity amid severe weather as Ace and Mrs James Hunter returned from Pocatello after a conference with Dr Lynn.
November 11 marked Armistice Day with Mayor Baker proclaiming a town holiday and urging local businesses to close. The American Legion plans an afternoon parade with 50 to 75 ex-servicemen from Kemmerer and nearby areas, followed by a supper hosted by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church in the I.O.O.F. hall.
C A Beam R H Rutledge and C D Moore of the District Forest office plus George Loff of Standard Timber Company reached Cottonwood after snow blocked the way. Their auto sank in a drift near Matthews ranch. they spent the night there. Standard Timber bought a large block of standing timber for next year and has delivered a quarter of a million railroad ties to Green River City, with plans to quadruple output next season.
Mrs Chas Lackey was taken to Wyoming General Hospital at Rock Springs and placed under Dr Sanders and Dr Arbogast care. Doctors described her condition as critical and performed an abdominal operation at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. A telephoned update said she came out of anesthesia satisfactorily, but recovery assurance required 12 hours.
American youth aid reaches war torn Europe with seeds and milk for orphans and tools for the disabled. Dozens of young volunteers run orphanages and schools in France Belgium Montenegro and Italy while European children study in American colleges and receive daily meals and care.
Glidden Barstow of Afton, a four partner of Chas A Johnson, recently elected county commissioner, has been in Kemmerer for several days attending business. He is returning from the east where he went to dispose of a shipment of sheep.
St James Church invites parishioners to Sunday services at 11 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 a.m. A music inspiring service precedes Holy Communion on the first Sunday. Rector M. B. Nash extends cordial invitation.
L. D. 8. Services list Sunday school at 10 30 and 2 00 pm. Reply meeting at 3 pm. Children’s Tenia event at 30 pm. Wednesday Primary for children at 4 pm.
County assessor elect J Leroy Rosenberg Jr arrived at home to cheers from friends who call the judge Grandpa The newborn son was announced by Rosenberg senior the Sheridan Post news editor After living in Kemmerer and teaching ties are noted for Mrs Rosenberg née Emily McPherson
Mrs Martin Nelson formerly Miss Whiston died at 1 o'clock Monday morning in Cokeville. She had married last New Year's Day and lived with her husband, a local merchant. A week earlier she became a mother, but the infant died. She was sister to Miss Mae Whiston John Mhiston and Mrs Murray Ryburn. Burial will be Thursday in the family lot at Laramie.
It Tea and Billows attack, taking three of Chamberlain's tabs, signaling a rapid recovery.
A Cheyenne Wyoming ad offers a strictly high grade piano and a violin for sale at a large reduction. Termarence is named as the responsible contact, inviting quick replies to 943 W 17th St. The listing asks interested buyers to write promptly.
Strayed horse or mare described as sorrel with white face and three white feet. left shoulder branding. Reward of 820 offered for return to Sublet Robt Krall.
Mr. Rosenberg is honored as the county’s best utility man, recognized for long service in various roles since the county’s organization, highlighting his enduring contribution to county offices.
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