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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1917
Page
9
Mr Heck presented plans for the Daniel Fish Hatchery, funded at 7000 by the last legislature. The project aims to have the hatchery completed to restock upper streams next spring.
Benito Young takes sole ownership of Wo service cars after purchasing L. Walker’s stake. Bennie promises a strictly high class taxi service and guarantees to get you there and back. He has years in auto hire and advertises from Whiston's Confectionery.
The Theodore Lorch dramatic company presented Who's Guilty at the New Kemmerer Theatre last Saturday night and drew acclaim for a four character production. Mr and Mrs Lorch and their assistants delivered strong acting in a thought provoking drama about love and marriage rather than a light comedy.
A large party from Kemmerer and nearby areas attended a Rawlins Mason meeting. Initiates into the Shriners order included Wm. Pitt, Stanley Brammer, Rev. E. F. Clower, T. Hunter Salmon, and J. E. Davis. Accompanying them were Fred Chapin, O. D. Banke, Wm. Mon, Charles Christmas, and A. D. Hoskins. Morgan Kavanagh, visiting Diamondville relatives, heads to Butte to resume work. A Salt Lake City vacation was enjoyed by Morgan Kavanagh, Arthur Kavanagh, George Easton, and William McVicars.
The annual fall roundup of cattle in Beaver Creeks area began Monday with Upper Green River cattle described as sleek and fat from good range. Shipping to markets will occur over the month as the roundup concludes. In the Capitol Senate chamber, a busy scene prevails each Wednesday afternoon as Red Cross volunteers sew and prepare wartime materials. Wyoming women contribute to the war effort with significant shipments to headquarters. Wm. Newbrough, a noted surveyor, has returned to Kemmerer in improved health after a stay in New York.
A historic notice from August 25 1917 records Walter Hankin of Kemmerer Wyoming filing intent to prove up a homestead claim serial 04147 for quarter sections in township 25 north range 116 west. Wyo final proof set for October 6 1917 before Flo LaChapelle, with witnesses listed Celeste Inama Frank Hankin Job Kiddy and Arthur Gore. Also included is a Wyoming Lincoln County public probate notice announcing letters testamentary for John E Erwin with a hearing September 20 1917 before Charles W Beagle in Jackson Lincoln County.
Fragmented OCR blends an old corn remedy advertisement with a public land notice and a formal VER of desert land entry. The text references Gets-It corn remedy sold by Lawrence & Co of Chicago and Kemmerer druggists, followed by a notice about Opal Shearing Corral Company incorporation and later a desert land final proof notice for Angelina Gabardi in Kemmerer Wyoming with witnesses named.
Mrs Hazel B Schwarz petitions for absolute divorce from her husband for desertion over a year and seeks custody of minor Albert Frank Schwarz. Notice requires a response by October 2, 1917. otherwise the petition will be deemed true and judgment entered. dated August 27, 1917 Flo LaChapelle clerk of the district court
Notice for publication announces Leopold Gabardi of Kemmerer Wyoming filed for desert land final proof for Lot 1 2 Sec 20 Lot 4 and SW 4 NW Sec 21 T1N R116W inviting witnesses Joseph Aswon Matt Aimo Touly Gabardi William Powell all of Wyoming with H B Christmas as US Commissioner in Kemmerer Wyoming
Ida Heap sues Levi Heap in district court on cruelty grounds seeking an absolute divorce. He is notified to answer by October 20, 1917, or the petition may be taken as true and judgment rendered. Flo LaChapelle, Clerk of the District Court, August 27, 1917.
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