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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
1
A jumble of local anecdotes and notices recounts a train tale from morning to night, a West Wyoming court hearing for Tom Horn with death sentence set for January 9, 1903, and a Delineator Christmas number promotion. Also mentions Belle Fisher’s arrest over a debt and community moral concerns in Kemmerer.
Cheyenne to build a large packing plant at the state capitol area with 950000 in funding. The plant would process 1000 hogs and 500 cattle daily, employing about 200 workers from 12 current staff. Lena Nelwa acquitted of murdering her infant in Mahaganera loa. trial in Laramie discloses strained confessions, not admissible evidence, leaving little for the state.
Department of the Interior Land Office in Evanston Wyoming issues notice of a settler JOAN VIBLE of New York Wyoming who has filed for final proof on his claim H E 1209 section 83 and 28 township 42 north range 108 west at Pine Dale Wyoming before U S Commissioner Fred Fisher on December 20, 1942. He names witnesses Louis I Broderyn Edward Steele W Borders Frank Dayoun all of New York Wyoming. Cras Kinastos Register.
A large crowd attended a farewell party for Mrs Heuteran given by the Ken nington club in the Daly hotel dining room before she sails to Europe for the winter. The event featured dancing and music, with Mire J M Halloran honored by a poem recalling the ladies of Diamondgilly.
A Lander, Wyoming man named A. H. Edhwarte went to Salt Lake City with friends and encountered city grafters. He awoke the next morning to find $450 missing from his trousers after a knockout drink, later told police they could do nothing better than read him a Sunday school sermon.
For sale by private sale without reserve a piano sewing machine bed linen cow and all household goods of the late L D Jackson must be sold cheap before Thursday November 20th. Apply at the house of BM 1 D Jackson.
Mrs Guy Barton formerly Mra.lin Stall of Plattsmouth Neb shot her father in law R W Barton in the Arvada Wyoming post office last Monday afternoon. The couple wed last spring and divorced in June for desertion. He had spoken lightly of her and she killed him after asking for an explanation he refused.
Miss Selina Howard of Almy visits sister Mrs John Scott. Mrs Dells Bushnell improves. Win Fearn of Evanston visits friends. George Evans and others noted. Smallpox cases reported. Geo Hawkins injured from wagon fall. Bou McPhee becomes night watchman at No 1 mine. Mr and Mrs Ste Sharp return from Scotland trip with Adem Michelsohn. Evanston offers reward for W M Benson in forged check case. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised.
In Evaistod the official count is under way as the CAMER A presses. Results for county clerk remain uncertain until completion. Close race between Brows and Mvallider keeps supporters waiting, with northern precincts still reporting none. Republican ticket leads countywide by large margins, shaping ongoing political outlook.
Last Saturday Owen Clyde H Ellison, a Salt Lake City street car conductor, shot A Watson in his Second South street undertaking parlors. Watson died Tuesday after being wounded in the lung and spinal cord. Ellison claimed self defense, alleging Watson had attacked his wife, and investigators note attempts to extort money from Watson. A postmortem statement was obtained for possible trial evidence. defense and prosecutors mull further affidavits and possible private detective testimony.
Local social notes report Mrs. Hull hosting the whist club and a ball planned for Thanksgiving Eve under the Eagles order. Mentioned are millinery arrivals, dental services, and a preliminary town meeting at Smith's opera house. Reports cover smallpox cases, ore testing plans, and upcoming entertainments and notices in Kemmerer and Diamondville.
Longtime Evanston hotelman and state representative elect L. D. Jackson died Saturday evening after a paralysis illness. Born in New York fifty three years ago, he had lived in Evanston and Kemmerer and formerly managed a Salt Lake City hotel. His funeral drew many friends from Evanston and distant towns. he was buried at Ham’s Fork cemetery Mooday afternoon.
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed a notice of intention to make full proof in support of the claim. The proof will be made before Fred Fisher, H.F. Commissioner, at Pine Dale, Wyoming, on 20, 19u7. Witnesses: Kiel W. Bran, John Vible, Ward Borders, Ward Steele. Location: section 33, township 32 N, range 108 W.
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