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Newspaper
Carbon County Journal
Location
Rawlins, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
6
A fragmented Rawlins area page reports personal events and notices including births and deaths, social calls, church and civic happenings, and local business ads. Mentions of residents like Mr and Mrs Gidirk Suendey, and references to shops, groceries, and a penitentiary reading as part of weekly state charity inspections.
A jumble of names and events details visits, court actions, a car accident, railroad business, and local notices. Residents including Mra Parke Sal Lake and Miss Til Vin ard figure in social notes, with transportation, employment changes, and a youth involved in a rock-throwing incident near the depot. The item mentions public officials, a car crash aftermath, and an upcoming legal action against the responsible boy.
Local athletes prepare for a forthcoming race meet with early training dominating the scene. Promoters plan a fast mile event on a date near summer, drawing in many youths from the region. Officials expect strong participation, with teams and clubs sharpening routines for elite times.
Typhoid pneumonia illness hits Jobvaon while Misa Fdua Gountryman wears a worried face. Wonder Way hosts DJ Sheebar bound for Laramie to hold a horse sale. Bob Haye plans a house and barn upgrade as Jim McPherson frequents church near Kottt Book. Crowley heads to Portland soon. Rawlins visits, Mrs Crowley rumored to bring her sister. Jammermy returns with a wagon. no automobile. Sweetwater River rising fast prompts ranchers to inspect dams and headgates. AG Gounteyman, the Geeon Mountain Luddder, travels to Rawlins for repairs.
The board of trustees of Rawling city requires property owners and tenants to keep yards and adjacent areas clean and sanitary. All persons must remove water, waste, ashes, manure, garbage, and oil from their yards or adjacent areas or face action under the ordinance.
The Amer nn schooner tlantie secured a victory in the Ka regatta, prevailing against rivals in a tight race. Strong start and steady helm secured the win for the American entry amid a competitive field and windy conditions.
The State Board of Charities and Reform in Cheyenne invites sealed bids for furnishing materials and constructing a heating plant, remodeling, and exterior interior painting at the Rawlins Wyoming penitentiary. Bids due 10 am January 26, 1905. deposit by certified check 400. work to be completed by October 1908.
J A Bennett now employed at Bowling National Bank buys into Bennett Hardware with his brother and father. He will resign his pension to devote full time to the store while J A Bennett senior travels to Pavette coast for sightseeing. The piece also includes stray notes on various topics and household tips.
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