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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
4
Ralph Gunter, a signal maintainer from Granger, narrowly escaped death when a speeder jumped the track after an angle bar fell. Six men, five Japanese and one Austrian, were knocked unconscious. the Austrian suffered multiple broken ribs. They were taken to Evanston, while Gunter recuperated in Kemmerer.
Special and splendid music at St James church next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. The 80 member choir, composed of excellent musicians, will present an elaborate program as the first Sunday of the month during winter. The sermon will occupy ten minutes and the public is invited regardless of religious affiliation.
This Oakley brief reports wrist injury to Johnny Anderson of Diamondville from a car crank mishap, then notes Harvey Fearn and Valesh Yehoda on a Roundup Days trip to Evanston. Also covered are a night hospital fall by Shimosaki, appendectomy recovery for Edward Verrier, travel by Mrs. T Wada and son Beach to Japan, Oakley baseball victory over Glencoe 16 to 1, season totals for Oakley, Ben Tamasi’s mine accident, Mrs Dona’s illness, and visits by John Lona and family.
Ex mayor Dick Keenan of Kemmerer, now Sheridan resident and brewery investor, paid a Kemmerer visit at the start of the week and met with long time acquaintances.
A new $5000 hospital has been completed in Jackson according to the Jackson Hole Ceuier. The edifice is a credit to the community as the result of hard work by Rev. R. H. Balcom of St. John's mission and generous aid from the people of this community.
The Cook brothers Moses and Carl have completed a new dancing pavilion and skating rink in Kemmerer at notable cost. Contracott Huff finished the building and tonight will host a grand opening dance. Locals praise the venture as a fine addition for dancing and skating with a high class regime and a premier hard wood maple floor.
State Pure Food Inspector Maurice Groshon and assistant Mr. Lamm were seen in Kemmerer Monday and Tuesday. They reviewed cases of selling unclean milk and impure groceries and planned to depart for Star Valley. Local admiration grew for their dedication to state office matters in Lincoln County.
Mrs. A. A. Bybee of Sweetwater Street Wyoming reports lasting relief from back pains and kidney trouble after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She confirms the previous endorsement years later and notes family members also benefited. Sold for 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
Western Wyoming mourns Mike Quealy of Elk Mountain aged 74 after a sudden heart-related death on his ranch. Survived by brother P. J. Quealy and five sons and a daughter at Rock Springs. Funeral held at Laramie Catholic church with interment there. Born in Kiltralling Ireland in 1842, he was a well known southeastern Wyoming ranchman.
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