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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
5
Anonymous communicator cites 68 supporters backing a fix to the Kemmerer to Dublet road used by freighters. They propose stabilizing the horseshoe stretch and two draws, with $100 raised by Kemmerer residents to fund the project before winter.
A partial notice announces a cattle sale by M Huntin Livestock Mane in Albany County. The vendor offers calves and cattle to be sold as whole or in parts, with telegraph costs to buyers and arrangements to view or place bids through the seller.
Fragmentary notes discuss Lou Hill and an unnamed person in Venus town. A property lot is mentioned with potential future development and possible demolition.
Ballot boxes close at 10 tonight for the Pony contest with the child who garners the most votes winning a gold watch and the runner up receiving a pass to the New Kemmerer theatre. Results and film vote details announced next Tuesday evening with several sponsors offering votes on purchases and tickets.
Boig Smith passes away after a lingering illness. He had long been a Kemmerer pioneer and business associate of Dick Brown. He died in Salt Lake City where he had been for some time and his funeral is held in Bal Lake this afternoon.
The Kemmerer Local No. 87 B I L A memorial notes the death of Brigham Y Smith a long time active member. It honors his honesty fairness and loyalty and extends sympathy to his family. The resolutions were adopted in Kemmerer on November 22 1815.
Local Kemmerer notices list the New Kemmerer Thester Picture Show schedule with Sunday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. Visits include Mr and Mrs KR A Dodds of Cumberland and several residents visiting from Rock Springs Idaho Falls and Fossil.
Local items note 1916 calendars offered at Hoskins and other shops for Christmas delivery. Updates cover travel, weather, and business moves, including George Young’s return after labor and funeral, Jack and Move Doo’s sheep camp travel, Bob Shepherd’s Cumberland job with Standard Meat and Livestock, and Opal Mayor Solliday visiting Kemmerer. The Frontier Supply Co. ships lumber to No. 6 mine, toy offerings at City Drug Store, various property purchases, auto repairs, and local crime detainment with brief outcomes.
town items list visitors and residents including Bruce Herker of Salt Lake George Geary and Bob Boomer in Kemmerer. theater plans and candy sale by Ladi es Aid. Thanksgiving events and local commerce notes. bankruptcy filing by Otto D in Cheyenne. various job and housing notices and a notice for Ladies Guild meeting.
The column lists visits and travels of residents including Max Davidson of Salt Lake, a Kemmerer guest last week, Mr and Mrs J W Glasgow preparing to move into their new home this week, Mr Herman Strine returning from a two week Denver trip, Miss Josephine Nocker staying with relatives, and Mr and Mrs John Nocker hosting. It mentions Burns cottage plumbing work by Pitt on North Pine Avenue and Will Chamberlain coming from Point of Rocks to attend Moose and a dance, with Ward of Wil and Deputy Sheriff Abe also referenced.
Shorty Gaider travels to Linwood on the Utah line to spend the winter. He recently had trouble with Kemmerer officers and was sent to fall inde job after be Hieber teeb ever.
William E. Pitt advertised as The Reliable Plumber offering plumbing heating and tinning services with all work guaranteed and contact by phone.
The Moose Ball at the Lyceum tonight offers music by the Kemmerer Orchestra and a lively program for the public. Prizes for costumes include a $5 gold watch and various gifts, with entries from local merchants and the Hat of prizes on display.
One of the pleasing presentations in Kemmerer will be the domestic farce Why Smith Left Home staged by Kemmerer High School on Saturday evening December 4. The cast has shown wonderful talent and audiences will see why Smith left home.
Blyth Pargo Hoskins Co of Kemmerer Wyoming reports market quotations for engraved stationery. The note asserts high quality products while acknowledging price considerations.
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