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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
9
Town briefs report shopping, politics, and social events across Kemmerer and Diamondville. Highlights include campaign rallies with Hon. Mondell and Le Roy Grant, a fire drill, a dancing club premiere, a jail sentence for a driver assailant, tunnel work at Moyer, eclipse viewing, and a boxing draw between Kid Rogers and A. D. Billips Sr.
Mr Ed Bowin has gone to New York and Mr Lee Daniels plans a Utah winter. Wolvin and coyotas are plentiful nearby. Lavalie Mills visits Kawais, Miss Gussie Fredericks attends school in Hyanton, Miss Jennia Nicol studies at Sistors Academy in Ogden. Mrs Al Davison travels to Salt Lake for medical care after an injury. Bowwan and Minnie Holden noted as social figures in Fontenelle. Honey Bad dance on the 10th described as pleasant with Pridall Wee Mill and Bidwell providing music.
The text portrays Sheriff Frank James away on official duties in Owaha to attend a United States court during a campaign season. It argues his absence from campaigning won’t affect voting while praising his diligence and popularity, noting he draws fewer enemies than any man.
Last Tuesday night Hon. Francis X. Schoonmaker of Chicago spoke at Casey's Opera House on tariff policy. Colonel Christ Jung presided and introduced Schoonmaker, who delivered a palatable and instructive campaign address that captivated attendees.
A reader from Durham North Carolina recounts a near fatal stomach and liver illness. The letter credits Dr Bugs for a remarkable cure and mentions a remedy from Diamondville. The tale presents a dramatic recovery after years of suffering.
The Pavilla troupe did a well regarded vaudeville show with Mr Pavilla’s strong stage work including impersonations and monologues. His wife joins in a comedy sketch while a contortion act by a young girl draws cheers. The program also features dancing and a musical sketch by Master Pavilla as crowds pack the hall for tonight’s repeat performance.
Trade offer from Fou Saton Thave Yond of Diamoneville. He lists a saloon business with tailding and lot, claims a clear title to rohaswr, and seeks fur sheep or any quantity. He offers to furnish all kinds of items on reasonable terms to Joun Pavan. He remains prepared to provide.
Hagel Scott of Oakley visits Mrs John Scott this week while John Rae’s daughter, burned at Glencoe, is recovering. Typhoid symptoms appear in Ww Armstrong. Agnes Miller of Glencoe visits Lizzie Miller. Henderson buys Hibbs drug store in Kem meter. Mrs John Norberg goes to Lamont for the winter. Veda and Florence Downey visit Miss Jennie Lollman. Wm McDermaid leaves work with a severe cold. Mrs Clas Henderson hosts embroidery club. Gene Scott returns from Opal. Mattie Thomas hosts a birthday party for thirty. Wm Fearn and wife return from the ranch at Joa Bird. Anaconds Copper Co investors Whyte, Dean, and others visit from Montana. Frank Ross resigns Mountain Trading Co position to hunt elk then plans travel east. W J Gamble returns from Thunder Mountain District with favorable reports. Four weeks north country trip brought back four elk. one horse fell with its riders into a precipice. Kirby of this part of Wyoming dies suddenly of breast cancer after falling ill. services held, burial planned in Evanston. Kirby, long-time resident, known as Sage, leaves a wife and children. judge and community mourn.
A garbled note reflects on fake deals and dubious schemes, citing sympathy and practical help while praising a remedy and promising relief from coughs and aches. The text pretends to endorse Ching and Chamberlain's Cough for estate issues and personal cure.
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