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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1917
Page
14
Lamb sale in Riverton Wyoming Sept 18 features T Jordan returning from Sioux City with seven cars of Dolfelder fed lamb. Shipment topped the market at 17.758 hundred dollars per head, the highest price that day and in the market’s history to date.
LB Hobert of Salt Lake City spent several days in Kemmerer last week renewing acquaintances and catching up with former colleagues.
Curtis J fehey of Feasts Wyoming filed no de to make final proof to claim land in sections 36 6 6 5 7 township 21 20 north range 117 west sixth principal meridian before A C Sloan at Evanston Wyoming on October 29 1917 witnesses William Lewis Philip Hisop Robert Flockhart and John Callahan listed with addresses in Feasts Kemmerer For all Wyoming September 9 to October 24
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces Joseph B. Smith of Kemmerer Wyoming has filed to prove desert land entry serial 04233 for section 3 and 34 township 19 20 north range 120 west. Final proof set before U S Commissioner H E Christmas October 27 1917 with witnesses John Heaton Ernest W Smith John E B Lloyd and Joseph ter.
Professor Winger was elected principal of Dakeville school and suspended Ay Dy Nurford who trains at the officers camp in Predidlo California. He visited Kemmertz last weekend with Mr. Porter.
Two freight trains collided near the Montpelier yards early Sunday morning causing heavy property damage and long traffic delays. Several freight cars were demolished with no lives lost.
Mr and Mrs Ward Jones announce the birth of a baby boy on Sunday September 9 at Marquis hospital. The couple are prominent residents of the LaBarge area.
A wave of new dwelling and improvements is under construction in the upper Green River Country. Eli Schwalbe left recently to oversee painting on several structures including a new house for William Enos, the Tom O'Neil Barn, an addition to the Chi Noble home, and renovations on the Lawret Bess residence.
Elisa N Shelton died at Cumberland while receiving medical treatment. She was 60 and from Lumen. Her body was brought by car to Cumberland and buried there on Sunday in the local cemetery. Mrs Henry Potter of Rock Springs visits relatives in town.
The Opal Sheirlut Corral Co, incorporated April 1 107 by the secretary of business, plans to construct operate and maintain a whearing plant. It lists officers and directors and designates principal office in Quant town Lincoln county Wyoming. Attorney in charge is Hime WP Belek.
Notices published by the United States Land Office detail Walter Hankin of Kemmerer and Mia Angelina Gabsidj of Kemmerer filing intention to make final proof on land entries in Wyoming. Hankin’s hearing is set for October 6, 1917, before Clerk Flo LaChapelle in Kemmerer. Witnesses include Deleste Inama, Frank Hankin, Job Kiddy, and Arthur Gore. Gabsidj’s proof date is September 21, 1917, before H. E. Christmas in Kemmerer, with witnesses Joseph Asso, Matt Aimo, Louis Gabardi, and William E. Powell.
Hazel Schwarz petitions for absolute divorce from Albert Schwarz on desertion over a year. The suit seeks custody of their minor Albert Frank Schwarz. The respondent is required to answer by October 20, 1917. otherwise the petition will be granted by default. Dated August 27, 1917, Flo LaChapelle, Clerk.
Land Office notice lists Leopold Gatmedi of Kemmerer Wyoming filing intent to prove Desert Land Entry for Lots 1 and 2 Lot 4 and the SW portion of Section 21 Town 176 West Range 176 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Hearing set September 21 before U S Commissioner Christmas at Kemmerer. Claimant names witnesses from Diamondville Kemmerer.
Ida Heap files for absolute divorce from Levi Heap in Lincoln County Wyoming District Court on October 1917 citing cruelty. The petition, dated August 27 1917, seeks a final judgment based on the allegations.
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