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Pinedale Lodge Organized and Wyoming Happenings
A Wyoming miscellany reports a new Odd Fellows lodge formed in Pinedale, rail lines near Shoshoni, July 4 celebrations at Kaycee and Casper, a planned Lost Springs newspaper, a Buffalo widow’s death, and various local events. It notes Judge Nelson injured near New Castle, a Chautauqua in Cheyenne, trout stocking in Natrona County, and multiple legal and civic updates across towns like Lander, Sundance, and Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Pinedale
Burlington
Shoshoni
Kaycee
Lost Springs
Emma Georgan
Buffalo
Ladies Reading Club of
Lusk
A. M. Nelson
Newcastle
Sheridan
Lander
Walter E. Perry
Sundance
Howard
Casper
Geo. Nakayama
Hanna
Natrona County
Dan Hay
Hulett
Newcastle Hills City
Jamison
Henry Mallo
Boyd
Wyo
Evanston
Bascom Skaggs
Welim
Wm. Harris
Alabama Minstrels
Butte
Mont
Congregational Churches
Wyoming
Big Horn
Johnson County
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Acomie
W. H. Hillish
D. D
Dizon
James Buckley
State Federation of Labor
Bessie Maxon
Rawlins
Denver
Bert Frazier
Gillette
Powder River
Sullivan
Lovell
Grace Crosby
Mary Willis
Margaret Peterson
W. F. Hunt
Lovers’ Lane
Episcopal Church
Riverton
Hudson
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Clarke Hollingsworth
Wyeram
Stewart Martin
Laramie
Jackerman Davis
Elizabeth Wagner
E. A. Anderson
Chadron
Neb
Thoeming Merc. Co
Reyn Leedom
J. I. Hamilton
Red Front
Kavanaugh
Big Horn Forest Reserve
Cumberland Mine No. 2
Cumberland
John Atchison
Geo. Blacker
Edward Wright
Harold Homes
Bell Telephone Company
Holmes