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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
1
A chaotic mix of town notices reports and a political rally preview dominates the column. Mentions of candidates Donald McAllister Le Roy Grant Henry Gray and others as well as social events boxing and a mine tunnel update pepper the page along with weather eclipse observations and a fatal typhoid death in Jackson.
Mr Ed Bowin travels to New York while Wolvin and coyotas are plentiful in the area. Lavalie Mills visits Kawais. Miss Gussie Fredericks goes to Hyanaton for school, and Miss Jennia Nicol attends Sistors Academy in Ogden. Mrs Al Davison journeys to Salt Lake for medical care after being kicked by shora, injuries internal. Mr Lee Daniels sells hay and cattle and plans to winter in Utah with friends. Bowwan and Minnie Holden noted as social figures in Fontenelle. Honey Badd hosts a dance on the 10th with Joe Pridall Wee Mill and Bidwell providing music.
The article notes Sheriff Frank James is abroad on official business in Owaha attending a U S court. It contrasts other candidates seeking votes with James already engaged in official duties and suggests his busy schedule wins popular support.
On Tuesday night Hon Francis X Schoonmaker of Chicago spoke in Casey's opera house on the tariff. Colonel Christ Jung presided and introduced Schoonmaker who delivered an engaging address. The audience stayed to hear the whole lecture despite missed conversions and a concluding remark about the speaker’s stance.
A Durham reader recounts near death from stomach and liver illness and credits a remedy bought at Chas Hendersons in Diamondville for a recovery. The piece preserves direct quotes and local vendor reference.
The Pavilla troupe performed a strong vaudeville program with Mr Pavilla delivering skilled impersonations and monologues and Mrs Pavilla in a humorous sketch. A highlight was a contortion act by their young daughter, with Master Pavilla in a lively musical sketch and dance bits. Tonight the company returns with a full show and a crowd is expected.
Fou Saton Thave Yon d saloon with tailding and lot in Diamoneville seeks trade for fur sheep. Clear title possible to rohaswr. Terms reasonable to Joun Pavan. Willing to furnish all kinds and quantities. Contact for details.
Hagel Scott of Oakley visits Mrs John Scott as John Rae's burned daughter recovers in Glencoe. Ww Armstrong shows typhoid symptoms. Agnes Miller of Glencoe visits Lizzie Miller. Henderson buys Hibbs drug store in Kem meter. Mrs John Norberg spends winter in Lamont with her mother. Downey sisters host Jennie Lollman party. Fearn returns with wife from Hilliard after ranch work. Copper Co. group from Montana visits Anaconds. Frank Ross resigns Mountain Trading Co. to hunt elk then head east. Gamble reports from Thunder Mountain Idaho. Amos, Mills, Gilmore, Beam return from four week north trip with four elk. one horse fell to its death. Kirby dies from cancer of the breast. services held. buried in Evans ton. Kirby, long in Diamondville, called Sage for years. survived by wife and children.
A reader notes that some Goole deals are worse than real. The letter praises caution in purchases and urges sharing reliable remedies. It mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as helpful for coughs and colds.
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