Freemasons Invite on Friday Night in Odd Fellows Hall
A. F. and A. M. Kemmerer fortes present Friday night gatherings in Odd Fellows hall. All Masonic brethren in good standing are cordially invited. Olaf Jetfaon W. M. and Arthur Calverley, See S16.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
13
A. F. and A. M. Kemmerer fortes present Friday night gatherings in Odd Fellows hall. All Masonic brethren in good standing are cordially invited. Olaf Jetfaon W. M. and Arthur Calverley, See S16.
Fourty four thousand acres of top winter range in western Sweetwater County Wyoming. The property lies beside the Blacks Fork River with water year round. It is praised as safe winter range and offers easy terms with feed reachable via the Union Pacific line if needed. Inquire of the seller.
The Diamondville Scotch party at Pion Hall featured dances and songs including Highland Fling and Sailor's Hornpipe with performers Donald McAllister and James Hunter. A midnight lunch of sandwiches and coffee followed. The evening marked the town’s first such event in months and organizers hope for more this winter.
Watt Brandon in 1914 urges voters to back Democratic candidates for County Commissioners. He claims votes for Democrats will thwart the ambitions of the Sneddon faction and protect the community from their plans, urging a change in local political power.
Several consignors sent large lots to Omaha and eastern markets. Vigo Miller, Alex Price, and William Woods led 100 head cattle in 16 cars bound for Omaha. Charles Olson and Clarence Holden owned portions of 12 and 2 cars. KE Noble of Big Piney dispatched 600 head, with smaller shares to E H Shiedler, George Johnson, and E Sargent. Ed Brandley sent 4250 head of sheep, and Mrs Nel He Case 600 head. Visitors D E Rathbun and W H Fornerook arrived, each from North Platte and Fontenelle respectively.
Anderson McGinnis topped the market with his cattle earning eight dollars per hundred for his best stock and seven twenty six for the rest after returning from Omaha. He brought his wife home from Salt Lake City Hospital and heard President Wilson speak in Omaha. Peter B. Petrie and James Petrie traveled to Salt Lake City Ogden and Idaho for business and procurement. Attorney General D A Preston visited Opal recently. Our new Sunday and weekend excursions offer cheaper auto rates with Agent OS L RR October 8-25.
A Lincoln County Wyoming inspection certifies 117 head of cattle near Crow Creek owned by Afton and in charge of Joseph Nedd are prepared for eastern shipment to Montpelier Idaho. The document records brands on ribs and the date of signing by County Live Stock Inspector C F Campbell on September 22 1916. It also notes record filing October 12 1912 by County Clerk H R Warrison.
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