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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
23
Wyoming law requires saloons to close on Sundays and election days. Licensees found open or selling liquor on Sunday or election days face misdemeanor charges with fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars or up to three months in jail.
Calvin Sellstrom of Pocatello marries Miss Irene Elliott of this city at St Patrick’s Church parsonage in a quiet ceremony. Best man was Mr Drew of Pocatello. bridesmaid was Miss Carrie Elliott. They depart on No 17 for an extended honeymoon and plan to settle in Pocatello after returning. The bride is a Kemmerer native who has lived here for years. the groom is a rising Pocatello businessman.
Money from a $50 million treasury set aside for crop movement is urged to help keep feeder lambs and sheep at home to protect hay markets in intermountain states. National Woolgrowers' Association President F J Haganbarth leads the push, contacting clearing house associations and Wyoming Idaho delegations. Jeme Budd and wife travel from Big Piney on business.
McClure seeks 14 year old boy from Viola Wyoming who enrolled at All Hallows college last week. He vanished on Main Street while with his sister, described as 5 feet 7 inches, very light complexion and hair, wearing light clothes and a white shirt.Police believe he may have left for a ranch or other open life and possibly transferred to a military academy. Wyoming guardian notified.
The Bachelor Girls hosted a dance for Mrs Hadden that proved a decided success raising 40. The group thanks the people of Kemmerer and the Kemmerer Orchestra for their loyal support and assistance in making the dances successful.
The Wyoming State Board of Horticulture will hold its annual meeting in Douglas October 11. The State Fair Commission allows use of the lecture room in the new Agricultural and Horticultural building during Fair week. Mrs. S. Dempsey of the Bix Piney country visited the city Tuesday for social and business matters.
In Tuesday morning town races many horsemen gathered as Kid challenged Biddy O Toote for 400 yards and won narrowly. Smiths Kia and Hippy raced for 400 yards with Kid securing another win by a half length amid rain and interference. In a later race Kid beat Kean by open length until a dispute caused the event to be stopped. Roan allegedly interfered, but Kid proved his pace in this unregistered status.
Esther Nicholson delivers a key piano commentary shaping the standings in the Free Piano event. The piece highlights performers and rankings, reflecting the current leaderboard status and notable results for competitors.
A mortgage held by Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Company on a Kemmerer saddlery shop business and stock is foreclosing under state law. The property includes harnesses saddles leather goods and tools in a Kemmerer Wyoming building, with sale to satisfy principal interest and costs on the specified October day.
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