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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
3
Masonic lodge Kemmerer announces Friday night gathering inviting all brethren in good standing. Olaf Jetfaon serves as Worshipful Master and Arthur Calverley as Secretary in the notice.
44000 acres of premier winter range in western Sweetwater County Wyoming along the Union Pacific railroad. The Blacks Fork River provides year round water. feed can be supplied if needed. Prices are low with easy terms. Inquire of
A Saturday Scotch party at Pion Hall featured songs, dances, and a late lunch. The event marked the first in months and organizers hope to host more in winter. The evening included Highland Fling and Sailor's Hornpipe performances.
Watt Brandon argues that Republicans should vote for Democratic candidates for County Commissioners to prevent Sneddon’s hoped-for power. he warns the election would endanger Republican influence. The message appears in a 1914 campaign segment titled Swerve for the Camera.
Head of cattle and sheep were shipped from Opal with multiple consignors. Seventeen cars carried 600 head of cattle for KE Noble and other owners including Shiedler Johnson Sargent and Holden. Ed Brandley and Mrs Nel He Case sent 4250 and 600 head of sheep to eastern markets. Local residents visited from North Platte and Fontenelle.
Anderson McGinnis reports topping the market with cattle in this section earning eight dollars per hundred for his best stock and seven twenty six for the rest. He traveled to Salt Lake to bring back his wife from the hospital and heard President Wilson speak in Omaha signaling strong Wilson sentiment in the middle west. Peter B. Petrie returned from Salt Lake City and Ogden after two weeks visiting. James Petrie heads to Idaho to purchase hay grain and other produce for his company. Attorney General D A Preston visited Opal recently as our new Sunday and weekend excursions offer cheaper rates for auto travelers. Octl8 25.
A Wyoming Lincoln County live stock inspector certifies 117 cattle at Crow Creek to be trailed to Montpelier Idaho for shipment eastward. The herd owned by Afton and in charge of Joseph Nedd includes 50 mixed beef cattle left rib brands, 2 right rib brands, 1 Jersey bull with no brand, and 14 right rib brands. Witnessed Sept 22 1916. Filed Oct 12 1912 with county clerk H R Warrison.
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