6010 Acres of Land Sale and Wyoming News Highlights
An Indian Office auction near Wind River Wyoming offers 6010 acres at 40 to 160 acre tracts with 10 percent deposits and mail bids possible. Additional lands totalling 22 091 acres available in a long term sale. Other items note Senator Warren's bill on mine experiment station at Lander with $25 000 funding and five year patent rights for reclamation settlers. The Wyoming battleship story celebrates speed and Senator Warren's role in naming.
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Wind River
Todian Clairs
Washington
Warren
Lander
Bureau of Values
Wyoming
Telegraph
Arkansas
Seekers of Thornton Estate in Wyoming Inquiries Reach Lexing ton
Mesars J M Kelley of Lexing ton and Owen Laughlin of Mr Sterling visit town Monday to learn heirs of Rockla Thornton who died recently in Wyoming. Thornton left Scott county at age fifteen and lived in White Sulphur, worked in mining. Estate valued over 75000 dollars according to Georgetown Tunes.
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White Sulphur
Georgetown
Townsite survey and platting to begin soon
Haying will start on the town site land within days and Engineer Mac Donald will immediately survey and plat the area. It is expected that by this time next year about 30 new buildings will be on the land and the town launched on the road to prosperity. Mr MacGleshan expects to complete the dreip dikch tae fal
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MacDonald
MacGleshan
Fragmentary notice hints at travel inquiry and missing youth
The readable text references a W. G. Hate letter from Omaha and mentions a missing fourteen year old boy named Viio, described as about six years old with a traveling persona. Local readers are urged to watch for the youth and the individual Veatwler is named in unclear context.
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Wyoming
Viio
Fi Ul
Distinguished Visitors Ahead of Yellowstone Horseback Trip
Big Piney hosts a group including Major J D Levrou and Hon. Ross Bloudy as they outfit for a Yellowstone horseback expedition. They receive saddles and pack horses and depart Saturday via Fall River and Sackeen Hole, returning via Dubois to Louder. The visit boosts local courtesy and admiration for the area. Major Le Cros vows to lead efforts to secure state convicts next year to build a highway from Big Piney to the far end.
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Tames
J.D. Levrou
Rolity
Crovesuer Carey
Ross Bloudy
MacGlashon
Yellowstone
Fall River
Sackeen Hole
Maxwellia Land Venture Seeks Settlement on North Piney Lands
Maxwell Tovestment Co. of Kansas City and partners inspect the North Piney lands for a settlement drive this fall. They invite Konass agents to survey the country and plan openings for settlers as land prices are quoted at 825 and 30 per acre with abundant water and strong potential.
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Fr Messrs
Well
Herman
Maxwell Tovestment Co
Kansas City
North
Pineyamal
Coolidge
Konass
Cour
Local Traveler Reports Flooded Roads After Heavy Rain
Zack Noble returned from Ona and Kemner Tuesday with supplies. He notes heavy rain last week left the country and roads in bad slope. He has traveled the region for 30 years and recalls previous floods. Water covered the road between here and bad, trapping vehicles. He spent days in Kem teerer and reports bags lag.
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Zack Noble
Ona
Kemteerer
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Big Piney
General Merchandise
Big Piney Cleaning and Pressing Company
W. A. Scheidler
Prop
Mountain Home Hotel
A. A. Fields, Prop
Stage Line
iMinn
Lincoln County
Republican
Nelon
J. BR. McMion
Fossil, Wyoming
Henry "Bosey
Daniel Wyoming
Jtt-At
Kenmerer Hide and Fur Co
Bet Market Pie
Harry Krup
Poe
Townsite Survey
Victia
W. G
Wi T
Omaha
Dens
Wenden
Oy Lee
Ottling
Maxwelliacd
Sorutuy
Les
Merchal Tia AX
Tas
Asp
Joss Dasa Wacexs
Bais Eirest Siacker
AMD
Bold Als
Opal, Wyoming
Jos. A. Black
House of Representatives
Uinta County
Memher
Ead
Barlace Utes
Teapayers
Joseph A. Black
Tihley
Ittiver Valley
Tittle Towne
Coer
Big Pisey
W.U. Cremorne
Hogker
Chnaiston
Matriete Chaists
Orruci
Kemmerer
Evanston
Cumberland
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