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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
11
Wyoming law as compiled requires Sunday closures for saloons and election days. It defines Sunday as starting midnight Saturday, with liquor licensees fined 25 to 100 dollars or jailed up to three months for keeping premises open or selling intoxicants on Sunday or election days.
Calvin Sellstrom of Pocatello and Miss Irene Elliott of this city wed at St Patrick’s Church parsonage at high noon in an intimate ceremony. Best man Mr Drew of Pocatello and bridesmaid Miss Carrie Elliott, sister of the bride, assisted. The couple left on No 17 for a honeymoon then return to Pocatello to reside. The bride, a well known Kemmerer girl, has lived here for years. the groom is a rising Pocatello businessman.
Western sheepmen demand a share of the $50 million set aside by the secretary of the treasury for crop movement. The aim is to keep feeder lambs and sheep at home to sustain hay markets in intermountain states. National Woolgrowers president F J Haganbarth spearheads the push with letters to clearinghouse associations and appeals to the Treasury and local delegations. Jeme Budd and his wife are in Big Piney on business.
The Bachelor Girls held a dance for Mrs Hadden that proved a decided success, raising forty dollars. They thank the people of Kemmerer and the Kemmerer Orchestra for their loyal support and assistance in making the event a success.
The Wyoming State Board of Horticulture will hold its annual meeting in Douglas on October 1 11. The State Fair Commission has extended use of the lecture room in the new Agricultural and Horticultural building during Fair week. Mrs Dempsey of the Bix Piney country visited the city Tuesday to socialize and handle business.
Tuesday morning crowds in the city watched horsemen and racing unfold in Stithrambie bay. Kid defeated Biddy O'Toote over 400 yards, then beat Hippy owned by Jack Pit over 00 yards. Potter's Ron beat Bildy O'Toole by a length at a quarter mile. Kid later dead heated with Potter Kenan, and in a rematch Kid won from Kenan by open length before a stoppage due to a starter dispute and interference. Kid is not registered yet but proves quick in any company.
Esther Nicholson writes a standalone commentary on standings in a free piano context, noting evaluation of performers and ranking. The piece presents opinions on technique and interpretation while referencing notable pianists and adjudicators.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure under a Kemmerer Savings Bank and Company loan recorded in Uinta County. Property includes saddlery shop stock and goods at Hagwell's blacksmith shop lot in Kemmerer. Public sale to satisfy principal interest and costs on October 7, 1913 at two o'clock p.m. in Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming.
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