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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
9
Local notes report repairs at Curtis’s jeweler and a public gathering in Kemmerer with social visits from Fontenelle and Park City. District figures, hunting trips, theater events at Smith’s Opera House, and a Diamondville football fundraiser dance fill the town’s week.
Notice from Chayenne Wyoming dated Sept 27 and signed by Secretary Carter orders that all steep and bucks within specified Wyoming Wing and Green River regions be dipped by dates in November 1905. The directive covers areas west of Green River and near Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific Railways and mentions dipping in response to diseased or infested stock.
STATE WEWS reports Kemmerer leaders Naylin Misehler and Jously visiting Lander for a possible business opening. Naylin, ex Auburn resident and Peter Naylin’s brother, is joined by councilman Misehler. locals hope they settle in Lander as valued citizens.
Portland reports the Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition awards show Wyoming leading in mining and agriculture with 167 honors. Wyoming wheat oats barley alfalfa and wool topped competitors, earning the gold medal and broad praise from experts. Some rivals protested with pies, but the jury’s verdict remains likely unchanged.
Debtors of John W. Dolar and Decomod are warned their accounts are turned over to Hy BE Christmas for collection. Wives Lonreaa Solliday and Ewan Nol seek redress for debts, with notices dated September.
The Washington Letter discusses Roosevelt’s historic diplomacy with Japan at Portsmouth, railings against State Department staff conflicts, and a policy shift reassigning code dispatch handling to Dean. It notes leaks, calls for a possible broader code review, and mentions Panama commission funds and the Army Canteen revival following surgeon conference.
On the 2nd last at the brides mother’s residence in Frontier Hubert McLatin wed Miss Katherina Arnold at about 8 pm. The bride wore blue. the groom in black. Bridesmaid Ida Beachler. officiant Dough McLain. Judge Rosenberg tied the knot. A refined repast followed then a dance at Frontier Hall. Congratulations from The Camera and many friends.
A newly formed Boise City Idaho company named United Oil and Development Company began September 6 with capital stock of 815,000. It plans oil prospecting in the Fossil oil fields with J Hers tan named as resident manager. Experts predict rich prospects in the Fossil district based on geological signs.
A church notice states Mars will be celebrated at S210 o'clock A M tomorrow at the Catholic Church, Td Barinen Vine.
Laundry service adjacent to Company Store in Diamondville Wye offers washing and ironing with price inquiries on prom view. Notice states that from this date goods stuck riig hing at large through Kemmerer street will be impounded under Ordinance No 8 in Kommerer town limits.
We offer as a prize to the greatest nominaf sus scribers for this paper between now and October 1, 1905 a duplicate of the celebrated picture by Paul Du Longpre entitled The three roses beautifully framed in heavy gilt. It measures five by seven inches and would be an ornament in any residence. The value is noted as substantial and the article mentions availability at the Pit National Bank for judging by readers. Mail a money order for $2.00 to the Karen Pu Mthse Co Kemmerer W soil.
A garbled local report notes an unresolved motive behind a recent incident involving Dan Levin. Authorities indicate no corroborated link to a fraught event tied to a person named Cor a young person and a Hau on meus Wy appears in the confusion.
The council met in regular session at ten oclock p m with Mayor Win Cyne presiding. Reports from Police Justice and Marshall detail fines and licenses, Treasurer shows August receipts and September disbursements, officers payrolls and city expenses itemized, council approves ordinances 62 58 and 11 for first reading and lays others over, salaries and warrants authorized, adjournment follows with officers credited.
Ordinance No 55 amends section to set the Chief of the Fire Department salary at 1000 dollars annually payable in four equal installments. The ordinance is declared an emergency and takes effect immediately after approval by the Kemmerer Town Council on October 2. Attest, town clerk.
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