Salt Creek Man 15 Robbed Last Week
A Salt Creek youth, 15, was robbed after staying at the Grand Central hotel. The hotel’s management is sued for damages by the victim’s guardian, but the case fails as evidence does not prove money was on the person or that the door was locked. The incident is the third in a series of similar robberies in the city, with prior cases at the Nu alona and Poodle Dog hotels involving guests who locked doors before retiring. Police suggest one suspect may be involved.
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K Bartlett
Salt Creek
Grand Central Hotel
WB ‘Tubke, Wednes
Hhis
W. H. Patten
K . Nichols
Nualona
Thenmopelis
Ledanton
Woom Golag
Roboto
Presbyterians Plan New South Corbin Street Church
Architects prepare plans for a new Presbyterian church on South Corbin street. The building committee is authorized to begin within ten days, with a rear chapel now and the main church to follow, replacing temporary Odd Fellows hall services.
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Presbyterian Church
South Corbin Street
Gilbert Brothers plan irrigation project near Fetterman
M E Gilbert and his brother from Gilbert Brothers contracting firm, active in railroad grading, appeared in Douglas. They filed on two land sections north of Fetterman, half a mile from the Burlington railroad, to irrigate 1000 acres using water from Sage Creek. They will dig a two mile ditch, build two storage reservoirs, and begin work this year for the crop. J W Hamilton initially filed for water rights but relinquished in favor of Gilbert Brothers, securing an agreement to irrigate one quarter section tributary to the ditch.
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M. E. Gilbert
Gilbert Brothers
Douglas
Gilbert
Fetterman
Burlington Railroad
Sage Creek
J. W. Hamilton
Thompson Marries Fern in Chicago Then Visits Casper
Casper friends learn that on Wednesday the 250 instant A Thompson married Fern of Chicago. The couple will stay at One Hal Bennett residence a South David street home during Mr Bennett's absence. Thompson is a Standard Oil employee in a plant west of Casper. The bride is noted for charm and will join Casper’s social circle as a new entrant.
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Casper
A. Thompson
Chicago
Fern
Thompson
Hal Bennett
David Street
Heonett
Standard OU Company
Theke
Pum
Mr. Thompson
Bin
Wyoming Crude Oil Co Plans Third Well After Major Gusher
The Wyoming Crude Oil Company, owning extensive lands in Salt Creek, recently struck a big gusher and produced many barrels daily. It has purchased standard equipment including 40 wells and will move a derrick and gear to the new site. The first well shows promising progress and officials expect a gain within days after drilling starts.
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Wyoming Crude Oil Company
Salt Creek
Lowe
Orst
Wyoming
Kaycee Growth Seen In Agricultural Center Outlook
Geo Robinson of Kaycee predicts the town will become a major agricultural hub as 70 homestead filings surface near Kapsee since September. A Clearmont to Buffalo railroad line, later reaching Casper, will route through Kaycee and Salt Creek, boosting irrigation, oil, and farm commerce. Kaycee now hosts two stores, two hotels, two livery barns, a blacksmith, bank, hardware, drug store and more.
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Geo. Robinson
Kayces
Cuty
Kapsee
Register of the United States Landower
Buffalo
Clearmont
Casper
Kayese
Salt Creek
Powder River
Fixtures Arrive for Kin Ball Drug Store Opening
Furnishings for the Kin ball drug store in the Midwest hotel have been ordered and will arrive in time for the opening. Wall cases will stand against the walls and a mahogany beveled front will be installed. A large soda fountain enhances the store’s finish and appearance.
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Kinball Drug
Midwest
Tbe
McClure Building to Add Second Story
The McClure building will gain a second story with five by sixteen foot rooms. Cooper & Joerger occupy the west end suite, other rooms are being leased, and occupancy is expected by the completion date around the 15th of next month. Heating will use steam via Natrona County Electric’s planned system, with total cost rising to 11,000 dollars.
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Cooper & Joerger
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Karney McNelly of Wyoming filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish claim to homestead entry in Townsite 70 W M Meridian. Hearing set before U.S. Commissioner Marion P. Wheeler at Casper Wyoming on April second. Witnesses Samuel Harrison Charles Krewer Ange McPyomes John Svare all of Casper. Wake H. Fowler Register.
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Douglas
Wyoming
Karney McNelly
Ob P. Meridian
Marion P. Wheeler
U.S
Casper
Samuel Harrison
Charles Krewer
Angee McPyomes
John Svare
Wake H. Fowler
Register
Notice for Publication in U S Land Office
Public notice from the U S Land Office at Douglas Wyoming announces intent to make five proofs to establish a land claim in section 2 township and range. Claimant names listed include John B Evans, William Carenes, Waller reserve and others from Powder River Casper and nearby areas.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Douglas
Bold
Ming
William L. Flach
Meridian
Las
Comlett Wyoming
John &. Eevanes
William Carenes
Powder River
Wyo
Hng M. Fisher
Casper
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Kline & Washburn Attoneys- At-Law
Pedoreconrta
Townsend Block Telephone
P. Craig
East Second Avenue
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Jayne Nand
Cantar Street
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Laevee
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North Beech St
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