Wide-Ranging Wyoming News From Sheridan to Sundance
A stove explosion near Sheridan injures Fireman James Bronson. Rawlins plans a new revolutionary furniture table. Bitter Creek feud ends in a killing as William Davis shoots Alex Peters. Sanity case in Sheridan. Lander Eagle owner sells stake. Sheridan commissioners adopt new city government form. coal shipping lowers prices at Coalmont mill. Births 145, deaths 90 in Sheridan county. Meeteetse News changes hands. police judge salary rise. Sundance garage plan under Illinoisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Camplin
Sheridan Enterprise
James Bronson
Co. B. Harris
Cheyenne
Rawlins
William Davis
Alex Peters
Bitter Creek
Peters
Harriet Emmons
Green River
Fresno
Cal
Lander Eagle
Nelson
Chenery
Wyoming
Sheridan
Denver News
Republican
Henry Widmann
Laramie
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Thompson
Frank Otis
Burlington
Sheridan County
Meeteetse News
Herkdan
Sundance
Basin hospital adds Campbell Coil X Ray machine
Dr Dana Carter announced the Basin hospital now houses a Campbell Coil X Ray unit. The device aids locating foreign substances and fractures and provides electrical treatment, signaling the hospital as the most modern facility in the region with unique services for this part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Carter
Basin Hospital
Campbell
Five Notable Achievements of 1911 Named by Taft
President Taft cites five achievements for the year. The new treaty with Japan, the typhoid prophylaxis demonstrated during mobilization of 15,000 Texas troops with one typhoid case, arbitration treaties with Britain and France, progress on the Panama Canal, and the Supreme Court’s final settlement of the anti trust law in Standard Oil and Tobacco cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Japan
Texas
Great Britain
France
Panama Canal
Supreme Court
Park County Refuses Licenses in Cody and Meetectee
Park county commissioners refused liquor licenses for A W Webster W J Chapman of Cody and John Dodge of Meetectee. A remonstrance signed by about a hundred Cody citizens protested the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Hoensen
A. W. Webster
W. J. Chapman
Cody
John ©. Dodge
Meetectee
County bids opened for pauper care and medical services
County commissioners opened bids from Drs Harris Harris and C Dana Carter for pauper care and medical services for the coming year. Harris Harris offered 60 per month plus 12.50 weekly for hospital care while Carter offered 50 per month and 12.50 weekly. Carter was awarded the contract as the lowest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs
Harris & Harrie
C. Dana Carter
Harris & Harris
Carter
Wyoming railway extensions move forward in surveys and plans
The Engineering and Contracting notes Wyoming activity on rail projects. Denver, Laramie & Northwestern surveys extend across the Laramie valley under chief engineer W D Hodge. Kirby Powder River line to Casper eyed for the coming season with a goal to link Burlington’s Big Horn Basin with Colorado Southern at Orin Junction. Grading between Kirby and Powder River finished, bridges built, and a reel laid south of Thermopolis, though little progress occurred since early this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering & Contracting
Wyoming
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway
W. D. Hodge
Denver, Colo
Laramie Valley
Casper
Kirby-Powder River
C., B. & Q. Railway
Basin Minaterle Practice Visit From Hyattville Duo
L G Van Slyke and Warren Dalley of Hyattville will travel Sunday to Basin Minatrele for practice and stay after the show Monday night. L F Trum of Hyattville was a county seat visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. van Slyke
Warren Dalley
Hyattville
L. F
Trum of Hyattville
Breakfast with Buffalo Bill at the Waldorf
McCardell reports a breakfast gathering in New York with Buffalo Bill and a large party of Buffalos friends. The group, including Buffalo Jones Major Burke and Johnny Baker, share tales of hunting, irrigation lauds, and a plan to view Jones’s gunless hunting pictures. Buffalo Bill plans to travel to North Platte that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Demon Redskins
the Waldorf
Buffalo Jones
Buffalo Major Burke
Buffalo Johnny Baker
Buffalo Link
Buffalo Getchell
Buffalo Roth
Mr. Nutt
Nuttleigh
Tenderfoot
North Platte
Afria
Major Burke
Johnny Baker
Cowboy
Studebaker
Mr. Getchell
Mr. Link
General Miles
Bat Masterson
Friend Jones
Wilds
New York
Fourteenth Street Pass
Fifth Avenue Canyon
Domnion
Bill
McCardell
New York World
Pointed Paragraphs and Quips from a Chicago News Page
A miscoded column of aphorisms and witticisms reflecting social views. The snippets touch on marriage, gender, finance, and humor with ironic twists. Names, places, and fresh opinions anchor theBits from the Chicago News page fragment.
Lampman denies chicken theft tale plagues judge
Heard on the Street recalls a story about Judge James F. Lampman denying a chicken theft claim when a farmer described the birds in detail. The item notes the judge blushes when the tale is told. It also mentions Joseph H. Neville facing office space needs as county assessor, seeking a footstool to reach the desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Lampman
Basin
Joseph H. Neville
Joe
Joseph
Politicians and Campaign Moves Across States
Governor Harmon to visit the Pacific coast this month. George P. Jones announce candidacy for North Dakota governor. Walter L. Fisher set to speak at Taft Republican rally in Huron on January 5. Martin E. Olmstead to retire after current term. Virginia GOP to meet January 6 in Roanoke to select delegates for Chicago convention. Don M. Dickinson opposes Harmon for presidential nomination. Socialist presidential candidate to be named at Oklahoma City convention May 12. Wisconsin Prohibitionists to hold state convention in Madison on Washington's Birthday. Woodrow Wilson forces in Michigan build campaign to secure state delegation. Democratic primaries in Alabama April 1, then state convention in Montgomery. Florida Republicans to choose delegates February 5, Taft favored. Harmon banquet in Milwaukee January 15 deemed large Democratic event. Five Smiths expected in Senate soon, with Marcus A. Smith likely to join. current Smiths: John Walker Smith, William Alden Smith, Hoke Smith, Ellison D. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Fisher
Interior
Taft Republicans
South Dakota
Huron
Martin E. Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Virginia
Roanoke
Chicago
Don M. Dickinson
Michigan
Judson Harmon
Cleveland
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Wisconsin
Madison
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Alabama
Montgomery
Florida
Taft
Harmon
Milwaukee
Aong
A. A. Allen
Basin Minstrels dress rehearsal hailed best ever
Witnesses at Fraternity hall praised the Basin Minstrels dress rehearsal as the best ever attempted. The company is set to appear next Monday night and promises an evening of enjoyable entertainment for Basin audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Minstrels
Fraternity Hall
Basin
Stock Sale At Ellis Livery This Saturday
D W Rogers the live auctioneer will hold a market day sale at the Ellis livery on Saturday January 13. His display advertisement notes a large amount of goods to be offered. Joseph H H Neville departs tomorrow to spend Sunday at his Byron home. A Ferguson has opened a barber shop in the Denny building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo
Cupid
Obleago News
D. W. Rogers
Ellis
Joseph HH. Neville
Byron
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Jack Chenery
Inter
Lord Finn
Hindustan
Alexis
Russia
Dunraven
Fivnh
Frontier
Finn
Aultotabhad
V. H. Whitmore, Jeweler
Politics and Politicans
Pacific Coast
George P. Jones
North Dakota
Smiths
United States
Senate
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
John Walker Smith
Maryland
William Alden Smith
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
A. &. Ferguson
Denny
Luxus Bar
Cook & Tilforth
Kruq
Luxus Beer
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