Hole in the Wall Brings Wild West Lore to Peaceful Valley
A. A. Mayfield recalls the Hole in the Wall country in Natrona County Wyoming. He recounts encounters with Kid Curry and a dramatic hold up, describes the Hole in the Wall cabin, the Red Wall valley, Buffalo Creek and the Big Horn Basin, and notes the region’s transformation from outlaw stronghold to peaceful frontier.
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Natrona County
Wyoming
Mountain States Monitor
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Caspar
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Hell
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Jesse Vs. Shaffner
Big Horn Mountains
Buffalo Creek
Bar C Ranch
Wyo
Shaffner
Hole In-The-Wall Valley
Harvey Logan
West
Union Pacific
Chief Features of the Meeting Say Ayes and None
The Baltimore American quotes someone asking about the meeting and answering that the main features were the ayes and none. The brief reflects a parliamentary moment with a simple yes or no outcome. It conveys a snapshot of decisive voting without additional context or names.
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Retnaize
Tegerel
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Sones
Liccerr & Myeas Tonacco Co
Eatonic
Pioneer Grocery and Meat Market
Sandison & Fiddes Thos, Fidues
Fourth and
Jefferson Sts
Dreamland Pavilion
American Legion
Dime Dance Union Orchestra
Masonic Temple
Jos. T. Schwartz
Casper Agency
Gruen Watch
Iris Theater Bldg
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