Wedding Bells Cast Off in Caspar and Thermopolis
Horstman, a Western Union operator, wed Esther Short at her uncle CO R Hanks in Thermopolis. The couple plans a six week honeymoon visiting New York Washington St Louis and Denver before settling in Casper. A second wedding unites Sylvia Enid Ricker and Donald Mowry Lobdell at her mother’s home with a Boston and New York trip to follow. Edith Evans and J W Weiderhold wed in Omaha and will reside on a Montana cattle ranch.
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Horstman-Short
Charles H. Horstman
Western Union
Esther Short
CO. R. Hanks
Thermopolis
Bell Telephone Company
Mer
Horstman
Hot Springs
Charley
Casper
Cheyenne
Mr. Lobdell
Don
Wyoming
Wheeler & Skinner Company
Hils
Pioneer Widow Katherine Schulte Dies in Garnaville Iowa
Obituary recalls Katherine Schulte nee Strukhoff born 1821 in Oldenburg Germany who traveled from Bremen to New Orleans to St Louis before settling in Dubuque Iowa. She married Win Schulte in 1840, had eleven children, and was laid to rest March 23 1910 beside her husband and late offspring after a long life of faith and charity. Also notices nominating trustees for Natrona County High School district with a meeting set April 23 to nominate three one year and three two year terms.
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Iowa
J. E. Schulte
Katherine Schulte Nee Struckhoff
Garnaville Township
Oldenberg
Germany
New World
Ocean
Heresay
Bremen
New Orleans
St. Louis
Dubuque
Win
Schulte
Katherine Schmidt
Richmond
Minn
Sarah Ariell
Elkader
Caspar
Herman
Read Township
Henry
Gamanillo
Frank
Farmersburg Township
Natrona County
Casper
T. C. St Hans
Slate A. Heminaway
Pres
Local Track Club Prepares For April Handicap Meet
High school athletes train hard to uphold school colors as a handicap track meet is set for April 22 at 2 p m in Laramie with events including sprints hurdles jumps and throws. Coach Lightner filed entries listing participants for each event and a relay team with a plan to field extra entrants to guard against injuries. Supt McDonoughue also arranged a May game against Antler High School.
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Laramie
Lightner
Supt. McDonoughue
Antler Igh
Entertain at Hall by Hoff and Hemmingways
A Wednesday evening dance at Odd Fellows hall hosted by Dr. and Mrs Hoff and Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Hemingway drew about 100 guests. Light refreshments and a midnight fruit punch complemented the event with music by Musser. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs J B Okie Lost Cabin Mr and Mrs Wm McCoy Shoshoni Mr and Mrs Robert Shrap 33 Mile Mr and Mrs Z M French Kaycee Mrs James McIntosh Sweetwater Louis Statzer Buckmann and R D Carey Careyhust.
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Hoff
Ambrose Hemmingway
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Musser
J. B. Okie
Lost Cabin
Wm. McCoy
Shoshoni
Robert Shrap
Z. M. French
Kaycee
James McIntosh
Sweetwater
Louis Statzer
Card of Thanks for Kind Support After Loss
Card thanks friends and neighbors who assisted after the death of our beloved little boy. We express heartfelt gratitude and hope others may be spared such sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Kennet McRAF.
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Kennet McRaf
First Annual Sheepmen Ball in Shoshoni Delights Attendees
Shoshoni hosts the first annual ball of the sheep men with woolgrowers from across the state. The hall brims with visitors, features dancing late into the night, boxing matches, and a buffet luncheon, all organized by a diligent committee.
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Sheepmen of
Shoshon
Shoshoni
Violin concert thrills crowd at M E Church
A large Methodist church audience enjoyed a duo program Tuesday night featuring violinist R Oles and reader Edith Brubaker. Brubaker delivered several well received readings, while Victor Mokler provided a polished bass solo.
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R. Oles
Mr. Oles
Hdith Brubaker
City Council mulls bonds for new town hall
At a Wednesday special meeting a committee from the Industrial club urged building a combined town hall to house the fire department and autotruck and provide council rooms and a large public hall. The council will wait for this year’s city assessment roll to decide bond viability.
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Industrial Club
Classy Boxers at Shoshoni Delight Sheepmen Crowd
Three boxing bouts entertained sheepmen in Shoshoni last Friday. An atom weight draw between Hudson and Shoshoni youths ended in a four round stalemate. Jack Holihan of Hudson lost decision to Otto Kintz of Denver in a clever bout. In the main event Charles Williams of Hudson defeated Pat Maoney of Pinedale in a fifteen round thriller with Maoney knocked down in the sixth. Referees Joh Carmichael and Jimmie Martin received general praise.
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Shoshoni
Hudson
Aliver
Jack Holihan
Otto Kintz
Denver
Holihan
Charles Williams
Itudson
Pat Maoney
Pinedale
Williams
Solar Plexus
Maoney
Joh Carmichael
Jimmie Martin
Tragic Ranch Accident Claims Young McRae Life
Kenneth Taylor McRae aged three and a half, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth McRae, died Saturday afternoon after getting foot caught in wagon rod at their ranch twenty miles north of Walton. He strangled before help arrived. funeral held Tuesday at the Methodist church in Casper. The family receives community sympathy.
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Kenneth Taylor McRae
Kenneth McRae
Walton
Nie
Casper
Prisoners Sentenced After Plea in Douglas Court
Judge Roderick Matson, visiting from Douglas, sentenced three prisoners who pled guilty. Tommie Quealy drew 12 to 13 months in the penitentiary. Sam McGill received 12 to 15 months for a confectionery burglary with Quealy. W H Cummings was fined 14 to 18 months for obtaining money under false pretenses. The judge departed for Cheyenne the next day.
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Roderick Matson
Douglas
Tommie Quealy
Sam McGi
Queal
Schulte Brothers
W. H
Cummings
Cheyenne
Inquest Finds Self Defense in Eckels Shooting
A Fremont County Wyoming inquest finds John Eckels died from a pistol shot to the abdomen fired by J B Bradley. The jury says Bradley acted in self defense after Eckels fired three shots at him earlier. The death occurred about 10:00 a m on March 26.
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J. B. Bra
Aornorer
Ackels
Brauius
John Eckels
Schoo
Fremont County
Wyoming
Plato
J. B. Bradly
Bradley
Local notices and social updates from Casper area
Miss Edith Brubaker spent a day in Casper on her way to her brothers ranch near Kenrock after weeks in Thermopolis. Mr and Mrs Louis Barker returned to Bucknun after a week visiting Qaaper friends and business. Mrs Ben Scherck attended her nephew Kenneth McRae s funeral and visited Douglas. The ninety first anniversary of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs is set for April 24 at Odd Fellows hall. Mrs F O Willmarth returned from St Louis with cousin Mrs I M Kearney and will occupy her Park addition home. PD L Clark is seriously ill with pneumonia at Bates Hole. daughter Hutte sent for. Miss Ethel Svendsen hosted a large gathering with high five games and refreshments. The city council awarded a sewer line contract to W E Henning for Capitol hill foot to the new state hospital site. work to start immediately.
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Edith Brubaker
Casper
Kenrock
Thermopolis
Louis Barker
Bucknun
Ben Scherck
Kenneth McRae
Douglas
Gre
Odd Yellows Hall
F.O. Willmarth
St. Louis
Park Addition
I. M. Kearney
PD. L. Clark
Bates Hole
Hutte
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Major Ormsby
Montana
Pierce Smith
Gene Dunn
Roy Rhoades
Verne Mokler
Iri Lightner
John McKeehan
Ralph Schulte
Victor Mokler
Byron Dunn
Irl Lightner
Ralph, Schulte
Gené Dunn
M.E. Church
Movement For City All
Ethel Svendsen
W. E. Henning
Capitol Hill
State Hospital
Dnnning
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