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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
8
The notice proclaims new goods arrived and displayed on shelves with fair prices for quality items. It promises superior value and invites customers to visit the store to compare and return, highlighting numerous bargains offered.
Frank Malone and his young son spend the week in Ogden while Frank Pfeiffer conducts Frontier business. Mra Lane and Miss Stella Heitz travel to Cumberland, W G Heitz is away transacting at Soda Springs. Dr W A Hocker reportedly visited Frontier Wednesday. Mrs Olson improves this week, friends and boarders glad. John Stringer plans Salt Lake School for Mormon church prep in ten days. 8 Beach to Salt Lake City may return with a bride, third such report. Political meetings held nightly, some speeches read like papers. Frontier Supply Co lends its store for a hall as speakers and audience occupy it nightly.
The Kemmerer Town Council met October 6 1902 and unanimously adopted Kemmerer Hose Co No 1 as the town fire department and confirmed S Potter as chief. The chief's office formerly held by Henry Burke was declared vacant for nonattendance. The mayor was authorized to buy ladders poles and hooks. Regular reports and bills were approved and town attorney H E Christmas resigned.
Time card issued for the Oregon Short Line Railroad effective April 1 1902 outlines daily train runs. Details mention agents in Kemmerer Wyoming and Salt Lake City Utah with line designations and routing components standard for the era.
The Salt Lake Tribune announces the Inter Mountain Farmer and Ranchman, a new weekly aimed at arid region farmers and ranchers. It will launch with features next spring and summer, priced at one dollar annually, or $1.60 with the Weekly Tribune. the weekly Tribune is $1.00 a year. The notice invites local job printing.
Listing offers oil lands in Wyoming and Utah with tracts from 20 to 1000 acres priced 81.50 to 50.00 per acre. Assessment work for 1902 reported. Locations include Fossil Spring Valley Evanston Green and nearby points with profits touted. Contact Hubbell at Corner Main and 2d South streets Salt Lake City Utah for details on lands stocks and equipment.
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