Wyoming News Roundup Includes Deaths and Pardons
Senator Warren spent holidays in Cheyenne while Burlington Tax paid 15000 to Park County. Evanston resident O Lincoln dead from uraemic poisoning. Gordon Balch named private secretary to Belgian minister. R D Robinson pioneer of Wheatland dead. Cody Rev Haight’s nine day old daughter dies. Galbraith of Green River and Annie Ashton of Evanston wed in Ogden. Sheridan restaurateurs Bellows and Graves to recover after accidental shooting. Moore arrested in Sheridan for stealing diamond from Mrs Lote Hume. State mine inspectors report Wyoming coal output 6610354 tons. Stove explosion in Wheatland Postmaster Davis residence damages 800. Johnson and McManigal fined 20 for illegal moose head sale in Thermopolis. Cody reports French capital interest in Clark’s Fork irrigation, work to resume. Fort Russell soldiers boycott Cheyenne street railway. riots occur. Fremont County prosecutor orders Sundays closed and gambling devices banned. Unknown man found in a Cheyenne cinder pit. one side frozen, other burned. Worland farmers to ship 40 car alfalfa east. James Hanley life convict pardoned by Gov Carey on Christmas with condition to avoid alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Cheyenne
Burlington Railroad
Park County
O. Lincoln
Evanston
Gordon Balch
Laramie
Belgium
R. D. Robinson
Wyoming
Wheatland
Elizabeth
Charles Galbraith
Green River
Annie Ashton
Ogden
Bellows
Graves
Sheridan
Chas. A. Moore
Lote Hume
Davis
Johnson
McManigal
Thermopolis
Cody
Clark's Fork
Cheyenne Street Railroad Company
Fort Russell
Fremont County
Worland
James Hanley
Carey
Pointed Paragraphs Reflect Local Happenings And Quotes
A blend of editorial witticisms and local notes covers a county board debate on convict labor for roads, a confirmed marriage license and church nuptials, gas pressure complaints, a public health entry on an Adler ika book, liquor license actions, a courthouse official's posting, a bilious relief tip, and local shop offers.
Joint Installation and Banquet at Temple and Chapter
Members of Temple Lodge No. 10 A F and A M and Lewis in Chapter No 16 O E 8 held a joint installation at the lodge room. Afterward, a banquet at Antlers hotel featured toasts by R B West and others. Farewell party for Miss Louise Spaulding was hosted by friends at the Coons home with music games and a rarebit luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Lewis
O. E
Antlers
R.B. West
M. O. Barnes
Carl Armeling
D.L. Carr
H. Smith
Smith
Manderson
Ridgely
B. C. Hart
C. A. Zaring
J. I. Patten
A. Harris
H. S. Ridgely
D. B. Lewis
Booth
Louise Spaulding
A. W. Coons
Miss Spaulding
Los Angeles
Frisby Elected Second Lieutenant in Company D
Elected lieutenant J E Frisby fills vacancy from R P Pearson resignation. Frisby praised for Philippine service and tactics knowledge. Special town council session granted liquor licenses with a $600 fee. licenses issued to Co W McNay M R Douglas and Josiah Cook. Big Hero Supply ad and notices follow amid local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Frisby
Co. D
R. P. Pearson
Frisby
Philippines
Co. W. McNay
M. R. Douglas
Josiah Cook
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Manya
Basin Lumber: Co
Rogers
Chas. A. Mann, Prop
Capital Bar
M. A. Douglas
Old Homestead
Val Biats
Milwaukee
Goddess of Justice
Chicago News
The
Progress Association
J. R. Bonwell
Park
Lavender-Ellis
George W. Lavender
Mies Grace Ellis
Morten Joslin
Republican
Greybull
F. A. Wise
Drugest
Lastic
U. S
Chamberlain
F. A. Wise Drug
Lissie Bowman
Roberts
Big Hero Supply Co. Méu
Spaulding
Daughter
California
Lucille Coons
Mieg
Ethel Hopkins
Burlington
Daria Bros. Wileet
Pioneer Building
J. B. Thompson
Woning
Chas. Woning
Basin’s Tailor
Basin Construction Company
John H. Kaster
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