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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
18
Frank Hosenstein used a new welding method to fix a broken platen casting without a rivet or patch. The repaired press is reported to be as strong and functional as when new, restoring production and obviating the need for a new casting.
A Thursday visit to Opal shows heavy cattle and sheep loading for shipment. Hon James W. Christman and Mayor Wm Solliday oversee pens while George Watts and others drive stock into double deck cars. Local merchants and ranchers, including the Spur Outfit, McGinnis Cattle Co and Fox, coordinate shipments as Opal thrives with new buildings and bustling commerce.
The men of St James Mission announce an October dinner at the Guild Hall to raise funds for a note owed by the Bishop's Committee. French Chef Fred Chapin and German Cook Bill Pitt will lead the kitchen with James Calverley assisting. Three hundred tickets go on sale with serving from 6 10 to 8 pm. tables will be limited.
The Union Pacific will discontinue the old multiple coupon plan and issue a single cardboard coupon for travel between any two points on its system. Effective Sept 1, the new plan is not yet printed. for now, existing tickets with multiple coupons remain valid, and skeleton tickets will require one coupon. Union Pacific promotes streamlined service as a pioneer in western rail travel.
Harry Gourley returned from San Francisco with his Ford after trading it for a nine cylinder Buick and cash. The Buick proved stolen and occupants were jailed for white slavery while Gourley remains out about two hundred dollars and travel expenses.
John W. Hay sold his Sweetwater Ranch at Rock Springs to L. N. Ellis of San Francisco. The Ellis couple traveled through Wyoming for months, selected the Dick Barrass property on the Sweetwater as the most desirable central Wyoming ranch, and left Friday for their new home.
Roadster from 1914 with 40horsepower in fair to good condition. Owner offers sale or trade options and invites inquiries for reasonable offers and potential barter. Located for viewing by appointment.
NOTIOR FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior United States Land Office Kemmerer Wyoming September 18 1916 notice is hereby given that Mary B Burger of Kemmerer Wyoming who on October 17 1919 made Homestead Entry No 04363 for the northeast quarter of section 9 township 21 north range 114 west of the sixth principal meridian has filed final proof on the land described before H U S Commissioner at Kemmerer on the 26th day of Burvight Miller all of Kemmerer Nisbet ete-aat
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