Frontier celebration draws crowds and awards in Cheyenne
Large crowds flocked to Cheyenne frontier show with Casper band receiving strong praise and selling nearly 150 tickets. Irwin brothers dominate races. Buffalo Vernon wowed spectators with steer and pony stunt. Broncho busting finals sparked protests as Danks crowned world champion amid heated crowd reaction. News notes include school plans, music teachers, and North American Asbestos relocating to Casper.
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Casper
Cheyenne
Casper Boys
Elks’ Lodge
Irwin Brothers
Buffalo Vernon
Mexico
New Mexico
Humane Society
Dick Stanley
Clayton Danks
Irwin
Stanley
Hightower
Danks
Ed. Dolan
Corral
Scoville
Brennan
McNurlin
Montgomery & Ward
Beaver
Barrow
Muggsy Shoels
Young Corbett
Corbett
Casper Boya
Denver Post
Tribune
School Opens Soon With Almost Full Teaching Staff
School will begin in this city on Tuesday September 7. All teaching positions are filled except one, to be settled in a few days. The listed teachers include Supt T B McDonough principal H Mendelsohn and Miss Edith Culton Edith Noon Jessie Perkins Sue Mahoney Clara Mater Tessa Dunn Esther Terry Celia Roland and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. McDonough
H. Mendelsohn
Edith Culton
Edith Noon
Jessie Perkins
Sue Mahoney
Clara Mater
Tessa Dunn
Esther Terry
Celia Roland
Big Wool Deal Involves Morrison Estate and Elk Creek Clip
Albert Willy for Sil berman Bros. of Chicago bought the Morrison estate and Elk Creek Sheep companies 1909 wool clip at 23 14 cents per pound. About 150000 pounds of Merino wool sold high this season. Butler notes bucks from Efell Co. boost his herds. the clip was among the best in the state. Jack Coughlan led the sheep for the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Willy
Silberman Bros
Chicago
Morrison
Elk Creek
Butler
Efell Company
Jack Coughlan
Pathfinder Notes Secretary Ballanger to Visit Pathfinder Dam
Engineer C E Hamilton reports Secretary Ballanger and ten U S senators from the irrigation committee will visit Pathfinder dam on September 6 during their West Coast return. City hosts are urged to plan entertainment for the distinguished guests. All four gates are closed and reservoir flood waters will be conserved. A Portland meeting set aside $200000 for a permanent dyke south of the dam. bids open in Denver in October with completion anticipated next year. Residents of Casper hope the work advances.
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C. E. Hamilton
Ballanger
United States
Committee On Irrigation
Pathfinder Dam
Portland
Denver
Casper
Two Small Blazes Reported Behind Butler Law Office
Saturday evening a fire started in a rear building behind Alex T. Butler's law office occupied by a colored woman and was extinguished with little damage. Sunday near the roundhouse a car with Italian laborers caught fire as it stood below the roundhouse, but this blaze was also minor and put out before the department arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. T. Butler
Morning Wedding of Teressa Arnold and Tim Daly
Miss Teressa Arnold and Mr Tim Daly were married at 8 o'clock yesterday morning by Father Bryant at the Catholic church. Relatives and immediate friends attended then the couple shared a seven course wedding breakfast at the Grand Central hotel. The bride, cousin to Mrs Eugene McCarty, has many city friends. Daly, a partner with McCarty in the sheep business, is regarded as a rising young stockman with a wide circle of well wishers.
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Teressa Arnold
Tim Daly
Father Bryant
Grand Central Hotel
Eugene McCarty
Daly
McCarty
Casper City Faces Hospital Site Shuffle Over Park Block
Months after Judge Carey approved turning a donated Park addition land block into a state hospital site, ownership concerns and tax disputes strain plans. The Franciscan sisters may not take charge, with other orders possible. Alternatives include Alex T. Butler’s land adjacent to Park addition and a site on the White addition at Capital Hill. Board plans and funds remain ready if a location is settled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Carey
Casper
Carey
Natrona County
Board of Charities and Reforms
Alex, T. Butler
Park Addition
White Addition
Capital Hill
New Barber Shop Opens In former Barnett and Sennett space
Ed McGuinn has leased the front room formerly used by Barnett and Sennett for their wholesale business. A fine five chair barber shop is being installed. Mr S D Heisler will run the new shop and it will open for business next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. McGuinn
Barnett & Sennett Company
S. D. Heisler
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Hadley
McDonough
Mendelsohn
County Board
E. Richard Shipp
Kansas City
North American Asbestos Company
C. P. Weber
J. H. Bury
W. S. Kimball
R. E. Brand
Kimball Block
School Matters
Pathfinder Notes
Bohs
Waltman
Makoma ‘Trading Co
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