Terrible double death at Red Bank shocks Wyoming
Coroner and Sheriff investigated a Sunday night tragedy at Red Bank ranch. Edna May Jenkins and her husband Thomas W. Jenkins were found dead. Edna had been shot twice in the lungs and once in the head, while Thomas died from a gunshot to the heart. Evidence suggested each fired a pistol and a blaze on the mattress was extinguished. The jury found Jenkins killed himself after shooting Edna, with the couple possibly isolated and distressed by solitude.
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C. Dana Carter
Thomas W. Jenkins
W.A. Richards
Red Bank
Fred Garland
Wickwire
Edna May Jenkins
W. A. Richards
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Richards
Dubois
Lander
Red Bank Cattle Company
Darrow
Jenkins
McClellan
Mary Robideau
Rhoda Viola Speas
McClellans
Richards Ranch
Edna
Carter
Causin
Richards
Wyoming
Mr. Jenkins
Oscar McClellan
Chas. Welle
James H. Tully
Edna May Jen
Laurier Government Defeated in Canadian Election
In Montreal on September 21 the Laurier government suffered a crushing defeat as the Liberal majority vanished and the Conservative party rose to a commanding majority, with Robert L. Borden set to become prime minister. Unofficial returns show Conservatives 131 to Liberals 81, a working majority of 50. C. U. Dent, a rancher from Trapper Creek, arrived last Monday to attend the fair.
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Montreal
Laurier
Dominion
Ontario
Canada
Robert L. Borden
Conservative Party
American Congress
United States
Empire
C. U. Dent
Trapper Creek
Letter From Gap en to Republican on Exhibit Car in Randolph
Frank Gapen writes from Randolph Nebraska detailing travel to Sioux City during fair week and praise for the exhibit car. He laments lack of local support and fruit to display while urging more enthusiasm, noting registrations in O’Neill and Randolph and calls for vegetables, grain, fruit, and popcorn to attract attention.
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Frank Gapen
Randolph, Neb
Sioux City
O'Neil
Lincoln
O'Neill
Randolph
Big Horn Basin
Ocland
Manderson
Stour City
Billings
Mont
D. Clem Deaver
Town Decorated With Purple and White Bunting Display
All day Monday a large force decorated business houses with purple and white bunting and Tuesday morning the town showed a carnival look. The Zeppelin model air ship in The Republican window drew much attention and agricultural exports and habits were highlighted in several windows. Over 1,000 yards of hunting material were used exteriorly and the scene resembled an Elks convention with colors of that order.
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Alsso
Orders From Afar for Red Rock Water in Pittsburg
George Scammbler received an order on Monday for three cases of fifty bottles each of Red Rock mineral springs water from Pittsburg Pennsylvania. The buyer likely will place larger orders in the future.
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George Scammbler
Red Rock
Pittsburg
Melons Earn Praise From Lead Grower
A. Higby received a letter from R. H. Driscoll of Lead Dakota praising Warrick cantaloupes sent to him. Driscoll commends the flavor and appearance and says they are equal to any grown anywhere.
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A. Higby
R. H. Driscoll
Mr. Higby
Mr. Driscoll
Razzle Dazzle Saunders Visits Kansas City Fair
Razzle Dazzle Saunders of Kansas City spent this week in town at the big fair to receive pointers and showcase talent.
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Razzle Dazzle Saunders
Kansas City
Real estate man leads Yellowstone exhibit at Basin fair
Mr. Pearson, Basin real estate man, leads the Yellowstone Montana exhibit and promises a live wire presence. The note hopes for good weather at the Sioux City fair to showcase wares and promote the Big Horn Basin.
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Pearson
Basin
Yellowstone, Mont
Sioux City
Frank Gapen
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Gapen
Basin Republican
Wise’s
Rexall Drug, Jewelry and Curio
Store of Quality and Service
Frank A. Wise
Mother Hubbard
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