Hail storms and crimes ripple across Wyoming fronts
Reports note heavy hail near Muddy Creek southeast of Casper and rains near Pole Creek disrupting maneuvers. Clarence Carlson held for trial in Converse County after a $60 robbery attempt. Fort Mackenzie troops may hike to Yellowstone after August 1. Oil prospects praised at Larsen properties near Fort Steele. Runaway carriage injures Miss Alice Sproule near Riverton. Snake River bridge at Baggs deemed unsafe. petitions seek rebuilding. Gordon brothers captured in Indiana for forgery and horse theft to be tried in Wyoming. Lake Alice trout washed away by floods. bromide mine ships copper ore with strong returns. Ethel Rogers of Four Mile, Carben County, kills two rattlesnakes. Bears sighted in Casper mountains. hunting not pursued. Sheridan police seek Harry B. Ross for deserting bride and stealing diamonds and cash. Denver Laramie Realty builds dam on Hoye ranch to supply 10,000 acre feet of water by Oct 1. Archdeacon Dray and Rev Snively to work in Jackson’s Hole area. Taft administration to publish detailed response to Chicago nomination questions. Various local officials and a marriage license in Kane.
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Muddy Creek
Casper
Pole Creek
Clarence Carlyon
District Court
Converse County
Fort Mackenzie
Yellowstone Park
Fort Steele
Alice Sproule
George Gordon
Painter
Lander
Indiana
Wyoming
Forest Rangers
Lake Alice
Uinta County
Tts
Douglas
Sweetwater County
Ethel Rogers
Carben County
Sheridan
Harry B. Ross
Ross
Billings
Mont
Denver, Laramie Realty Company
Hoye ‘Ranch
Archdeacon Dray
Laramie Cathedral
Rev
Snively
Wheatland
Jackson's Hole
Thomas
Episcopal Missionary District of
Track progress and modern progress in a frontier town
Sheridan officials Pecken paugh and Foley visited Baker to assure fair board member Higby the new track south of the canyon would reach Powder River by fair time. The piece then muses on how modern invention accelerates work, wealth, and the cost of living, urging discontent as a driver of progress.
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Peckenpaugh
Sheridan
Mike Foley
Greybull
Canyon
A. Higby
The
Fair Board
Powder River
Crawford
Baker
Lee
Fine Show at Basin Delights Audiences at Acme Evening
A Wednesday night presentation by Acme Amusement in Basin drew a large crowd for The Last Rites of the Maine. The film was praised as exceptionally good and a complete program change is promised for tomorrow night with several new films. Harness supplies offered by Bleck promise savings.
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Acme Amusement Company
Basin
Maine
Duncan Eyre Marriage License Returned by Clerk
A marriage license was reduced yesterday by the county clerk to Archie Duncan and Miss Evelyn Eyre, both of Cowley. They were married at the courthouse by Court Commissioner Joseph H. Neville in a pompous ceremony. The couple are well known in the north end of the county and will start housekeeping in Cowley today.
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Geo. Beall
Elenore Sellar
Kane
Archie Duncan
Evelyn Eyre
Cowley
Court House
Joseph H. Neville
Sale Bills Leap From Electric Light To Candies
A brief note laments how fragile modern conveniences are when a single failure disrupts daily life. It contrasts essential services like electric lighting with everyday treats such as candies, suggesting our routines hinge on fragile systems.
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the Basin Clothing
J. F. Leighty
Prop
Casper Mountains
Taft
Washington
Chicago
C. A. Thompson
Ohio
Mr. Thompson
United States
Rerepublican National Committee
Frank I. Rue
B. F. Wickwire
Hyattville
Shellcrek
U. S
H. 8. Ridgely
Cody
Crandall
Forstein
L. Dornberger
Jurat
Cloverly
Chas Crandall
Olin Crandall
Gilmore Hartigan
Fair Bearch
Duncan-Eyre
Wise’s Rexall
Frank A. Wige
Watchmaker & Jeweler
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