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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
16
Ralph Gunter, a signal maintainer from Granger, narrowly survived a speeder crash that hurled seven men from the car. Five of the victims were Japanese and one Austrian. the Austrian suffered broken ribs. The group was rescued, with Gunter later recovering in Kemmerer after initial treatment in Evanston.
A 80 member choir at St James church will perform elaborate music next Sunday at eleven in the morning. The service will include a ten minute sermon and mark the first Sunday monthly winter program inviting the general public.
Oakley residents report injuries from an equipment mishap when a car crank struck Johnny Anderson’s wrist in Oakley. Others head to Evanston for Roundup Days, and Oakley defeats Glencoe 16 to 1 in a baseball game after opening 13 to 9.
Ex Mayor Dick Keenan of Kemmerer now Sheridan resident tours Kemmerer this week visiting old acquaintances. Keenan served as Kemmerer mayor about ten years ago and now holds an interest in a large Sheridan brewery.
A new five thousand dollar hospital has been completed in Jackson. The building is a credit to the community and the effort of Rev. R. H. Balcom of St. John's mission plus local public aid.
The Cook brothers Moses and Carl have built a new dancing pavilion and skating rink in Kemmerer at high cost. Contracott Huff completed the project. The grand opening dance is set for tonight. The building features a premier hard wood maple floor and is praised as a top Wyoming venue for dancing and roller skating.
State Pure Food Inspector Maurice Groshon and assistant Mr. Lamm toured Kemmerer on Monday and Tuesday. They reviewed unclean milk and impure grocery sales cases and planned to depart for Star Valley. Locals praised their diligence in Lincoln County.
Mrs. A. A. Bybee of Sweetwater street Wander Wyoming reports relief from back pains and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reaffirmed the endorsement over two years later and notes family use with good results. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York manufacturer sponsors.
Mike Quealy of Elk Mountain died suddenly of heart disease while walking at his ranch. He was 74, born in Kiltralling Ireland, and left a brother P J Quealy of Rock Springs, five sons and a daughter. Funeral at Laramie Catholic church with interment there. He was a well known southeastern Wyoming ranchman with many friends.
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