Motte Nominated for Vice President of Local Labor Union
Joe Motte of the Bartender's Union is nominated by local supporters in this vicinity and Cheyenne for vice president of the Butte Federation of Labor. Motte is regarded as a steadfast labor advocate and pioneer union man of Southwestern Wyoming whose friends hope the honor is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Motte
Aien
Surveal
Cheyenne
Bute Federation of Labor
Mr. Motte
Jos
Wyoming
Rev Hawley Retained In Kemmerer Church For Another Year
The Wyoming state conference held at Laramie recently re tained Rev C A Hawley of the Methodist Church in Kemmerer for another year. He is praised as an efficient church worker who builds up the community and has made many warm friends in Kemmerer.
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C. A. Hawley
Methodist Church
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Laramie
Hawley
Wage suit filed by United States workers union
The employer of the United States led a suit for wages due to Elmer one against whom the claim is held. The portion to the suit are Henry Hopson, W. H. Brown, Andre Lis extch, Paul Magnett and William Long, Local 2899 UMWA members who hold assignment of all wages due the other employees, ranging from 10 to 294 dollars for July August and part of September this year. The Camera will give you the news local county and
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United States
Elmer
Henry Hopson
W. H. Brown
Andre Lisextch
Paul Magnett
William Long
Local social notices and arrivals from Kemmerer area
The column lists social events and visits including an Oct 30 dance by Bachelor Girls at Lyceum Theatre and ongoing theater showings at New Kemmerer Theater and Lyceum. Nearby visitors include Phil Loftier, Orson Dennion, August Angelo, Dr and Mrs L R Forner, Mrs John Rissi and family, Ivan Jones, Walters, and others from Cokeville, Evanston, Sage, and Green River. Also noted are room-for-rent inquiries, a typhoid threat to Elate Roberts, and a district court case involving Ivan Jones.
Local Kemmerer Notes and City News Summary
Happy Beaman suffers tonsillitis at home while Elmer Jarvie returns from Idaho visit. Western Union operations steady under Percy Harris. Louis Jones regains sight after eye trouble. Seaside Oyster shipments announced. Train schedule change notices issued by Oregon Short Line. St Margaret’s Guild sells candy at New Kemmerer theater. Joe Inama injures finger but remains at work. Mrs Curtis and Mrs Watts leave ranches for Salt Lake City winter. Birth announced for A J Haley’s daughter in Ismay Montana. Nurse available for home sick care. Dr O J Lamm visits Kemmerer as state sanitary inspector. Sheep shipments ordered to Salmon Bros and Quealy-Peterson. Orson Bennion locates missing sheep. Kemmerer markets offer steaks and roasts. Mrs Schepp visiting Kemmerer. Rev Mythen noted. Billy Sherman returns from Big Piney to Pacific Springs. Margaret Milliken returns from Nevis. plans uncertain for winter. Sprague Warner Co. agents active in regional sales.
Local notices and arrivals in Kemmerer area society
Deputy Mills visits from Big Piney on official business. Ed Brandley to ship 14 cars for market from Granger. P M DeMarr new barber in Toots shop from Marbleton via Rock Springs. Mrs Claude Daniels drives from Vioa ranch for shopping. Benedetto Allegretti Co. candy lineup from Chicago now offered. Marbleton visitors Budd and Daily at starers home. Herbert Julian from Sage proofs homestead. Bert Rood and Otto Rouse line up Green River Livestock Co. sheep for shipment. Joeck civil engineer on Sublet branch work. Extra engine No 607 from Montpelier aids heavy grades. Marshal Anderson’s house painted anew. Perry Cotner from Cokeville visits Kemmerer en route to Green River court matters. Three furnished rooms for rent at The Camera. Jimmy Jam returns from Omaha with sheep proceeds. Orville Allen and wife and Mrs Lancaster travel from Opal. storm forces return by rail. Womans Guild to meet at church parlors tomorrow noon. Wanted: woman for ranch housework at 85 weekly at The Camera. J P Palger of Evanston Land Office passes Kemmerer en route to hunting grounds. Sheriff and Ed Hansen motor to Afton with Earl Hamilton. Lyceum Picture Show to feature Kemmerer orchestra music Fridays. Bil Schwalbe wearing broad promising. Monthly rates noted.
Kemmerer News Uncertain Notes and Local Visits
Local items mention the Orpheum Musical Club and Redpath Lyceum course. D Conley, former Standard foreman, visited Kemmerer recently. Mis e Lala Thompaca returned from a Galt lake visit with parents. Ben H Smalley travels to Buffalo, N Y. Albert and Mrs J Hocker were visitors. A few notices seek chores or work, and plans for the Hotel Kemmerer north wall and Kemmerer Cafe interior work are noted.
Sullivan and Bickely Leading Plumbers Ad
Sullivan and Bickely lead plumbers offering plumbing, meeting, and tinning services with full work and material guarantee. Phone 182.
WM. E. PITT The Reliable Plumber
Local plumbing and heating service advertised with guaranteed work and contact phone number. The brief appears to promote William E Pitt as a trusted tradesman offering plumbing and heating repairs and installations.
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WM. E. Pitt
To Organize Clerks Meeting Advised by Joe Motto
Joe Motto says a meeting for International Retail Clerks organization will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening. The Kemmerer Frontier and Diamondville district is included with officers, 8 o clock start, and all interested are invited to attend.
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Joe Motto
Odd Fellows Hall
Internattional
Kemmerer
Fronter
Diamondville
Motto
Rains Do Much Good For Range Flocks This Week
Storms last week bring substantial range benefits as green grass and feed improve conditions. Sheep flockmasters plan to delay shipments to a later season with better range forage, anticipating faster grazing growth.
Picked Up Estray and Local Notes
An old newspaper brief details a stray young colt picked up and a call to inquire at The Camera office. It also lists residents traveling to Boston Andover Salt Lake City and Piney for visits and school duties. A gas explosion near Frontier Ht injured David J. Evans but he is recovering and vows not to repeat the risk.
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P. J. Quealy
Boston
Mahlon Quealy
Andover
Mass
David J. Evans
Frontier Ht
Hand Painted China Sale Arrives in Kemmerer Tomorrow
Mrs. J. B. Levine of Green River will display genuine hand painted china in the Downey Building in Kemmerer for one day only. The show runs tomorrow attracting locals from nearby towns who seek pieces for Christmas delivery.
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J. B. Levine
Green River
Kemmerer
Downey
Rancher Seeks Four-Bedroom House With Extra Lot
A rancher places a property request in town, seeking a four or Avercom modern house with an extra lot. The listing mentions Lis Komuer er and emphasizes a sizable parcel suitable for development.
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Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
Evanston
W. Newbrough
Ron
Crochili- Asia
Walt
Klostersilk
Union Mercantile & Supply Co
Pt Pervonal
Generl
Teapesd
Bachelor Girls
Lyceum Theatre
New Kemmerer Theater
Lyceum
Sparestreath Musical Club
Redpath
Phil Loftier
Cokeville
Orson Dennion
Priiay
Fred Keon
Rage
Angelo
Orson Winters
Peter Kiein
Sage
Mrs. L. R. Forner
John Rissi
Cildren
Rock, Springs
Mins Elate Roberts
John Talbot
Ivan Jones
Walters
Kemmperer
Foseil
Chas, L. McKay
Alberta
Hanbard Squash
Kemmerer Wyoming
Kammerer
the Orpheum Musical Club
Stedpath Lyceum Cuore
Paramount
Adele Farrington
Paramount Feature
May Irwin
Happy Beaman
Myers
Wearing & Pill
Bublet
Elmer Jarvie
McCall
Idaho
Percy Harris
Western Union
Louis Jones
L. McKay
Oregon
St. Margaret's Guild
Kemmerer Theater
Joe Inama
Frontier
Seri
B. Curtis
Salt Lake City
George Watta
Salt Lake
A. J. Haley
Ismay
Mont
Haley
Mary Sneddon
Chas. Gove
Edwin Porter
Business
Bud Hocker
EB. J. Long
W. A. Hocker
O. J. Lamm
Salmon Bros
Quealy- Peterson Sheep Co
Curtis
George Watts
Opal
Fossil
Orson Bennion
Mra
Billy Sherman
Big Piney
Pacific Springs
Marbleton
Billy
Pinedale
Margaret Milliken
Bis
Piney, Marbleton
J. M
East Lake City
Sprague Warner Co. Pe Ceteegs
Sherif W. E. Mills
Ed Brandley
Granger
P. M. DeMarr
Rock Springs
Toot
Claude Daniels
Vioa Ranch
Benedetto—Allegretti Co
Chicago
City Drug Store
P. Budd
Mrs. C. B. Daily
Herbert Julian
Bert Rood
Otto Rouse
Green River Livestock Co
A Joeck
0. S
Montpelier
Alvin Anderson
Perry Cotner
Jimmy Jam
Omaha
Orvill Allen
Mra.Chas
Lancaster
Tom Jones
Fred Jotters
Womans Guild
J. P. Palger
Evanston Land Office
Sheriff
Ed Hansen
Afton
Earl Hamilton
Davia
Lyceum Picture Show
Bie
Kemmerer Orchestra
Bil Schwalbe
The
Orpheum Musical Club
Redpath Lyceum
D. Conley
Standard
Visitis Kemmerer
Mise
Lala Thompaca
Galtlake Coy
Ben H. Smalley
Cokerine Mercantile Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Kommerer
Albert
J . Hocker
Ind
Mrs. Ed
Tay Tee
Mary Given
Hotel
Bel Sebourne
Olalt Kemmerer Cafe
Rome
New Apnex
Alex Scott
Saure
Davis’ Ries
Estray
Albert Heitz
Carter
Mra. C. W. Brooks
Ogden
State Fair
Gala
Mado
Tate Celone
Bea Agents Fur Ss
Rrouae
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