Wyoming honors its elder statesman Eugene Ammeretti Sr
Eugene Ammeretti Sr a long time Wyoming banker and merchant dies in Omaha at age near ninety after wintering in Florida Born in France near Nile close to Monte Carlo he moved to South Pass in 1868 and then to Lander in 1877 He helped run banks in Wyoming and Montana and served in the First Wyoming Legislature Survived by his widow two children and a large estate funeral in Lander today
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Omaha
Wyoming
Eugene Ammoretti
Florida
Lander
Ile
France
Nile
Monte Carlo
South Pass
Under
Cody
Wyo
Bridger
Mont
Timgs
John Higgins
Glenrock
Eugene Ammeretti, Jr
Death of Patrick Goggin After Illness
Patrick Goggin, a young Irish herder with Jerry Mahoney, died after Brights disease and prior uranium poisoning. He had been ill at Natrona house, improved briefly, then declined due to poisoning. Funeral at Catholic church, burial in local cemetery. No relatives here. news sent to Ireland. Miss Anna Davidson praised Casper at the local celebration despite the sand storm.
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Patrick Goggin
Jerry Mahoney
Mr. Goggin
Natrona House
Ireland
Anna Davidson
Hudson Miner
Casper
Great Work by Wyoming Humane Society in June 1910
The Wyoming Humane Society reports active enforcement of humane laws across the state during June 1910. Twenty child cases involving eight boys and twelve girls were handled, with forty three horses inspected and six ordered out of harness. One dog and one cat were destroyed, four ducks warned, and forty two warnings given. Three children were placed in a private Colorado home. A court case in Casper against George Johnson for cruelty resulted in a fifty dollar fine plus costs, with the fine suspended on good behavior. Places visited included Laramie Casper Shoshoni Riverton Lander and Little Horse Creek, totaling 1392 miles by stage 110 by auto and 1198 by fall.
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Wyoming Humane Society
Commonwealth
Colorado
George Johnson
Casper
Laramie
Shoshoni
Riverton
Lander
Little Horse Creek
George Gregory Dead a Central Wyoming resident
George Gregory died in Riverton after an appendectomy. He was a former general agent for the state in the recent census and a likely candidate for state auditor. He was 60 years old, survived by a wife and two children, and was active in Casper circles and Masons. His remains were sent to Omaha for interment after passing Casper.
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George Gregory
Wyoming
Riverton
Casper
Omaha
Oice
Ife
Gregory
The
Masons
Lodge
How To Kill Flies In Household Rooms
The guide suggests burning carbolic acid on a heated shovel to produce deadly vapor for flies. It recommends potash bichromate solution in water with sugar in dishes, formalin in water as a cheap poison, and burning pyrethrum powder to stupefy and sweep up flies. It also advises complaining to hotel proprietors about dirty dining rooms.
Casper Fourth of July Celebration a Success Despite Dust and Storms
Casper celebrated the Fourth with a full program at the fair grounds. Dust storms delayed races and games but crowds packed the stands and streets. Events included a tied landers Casper ball game, novelty and pony races, bucking contests, and evening concerts and fireworks with no major accidents. merchants report strong business and the finance committee expects a small surplus.
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Casper
Lil Baer
Fair Grounds
Lander
Jessie Grieve
West McDowell
Hilderbrand
Dive Fisher
Financial Committee
Denver Boxer Gilbert Wins After Williams Retires In Ring
A late Fourth crowd gathered at the Butler warehouse to watch the twenty five round bout between Dick Gilbert of Danver and Charles Williams of Hudson. Williams broke his wrist in round ten and retired. Gilbert earned the decision amid close rounds and crowd agreement Williams may have won on points. An earlier four round match between Jim Erban and Art Fenner ended with Erban victorious. The night also featured the Matinee Girl troupe at the Bell theatre and extra shows at the Temple theatre drawing good patronage.
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Butler Warehouse
Ihe
Dick Gilbert
Danver
Charles Williams
Hudson
Gilbert
Ingand
Denver Lad
Williams
Jim Erban
Art Fenner
Fenner
Erban
Alo
Howly
Lee Dougherty
Sioux City
Fefree
Cauhet
Denver
Willisins
Bell Theatre
Casper
Temple Motion Picture Theatre
Bonds Issuance Favored at Special City Election
Only 150 votes were cast last Saturday in the special election to authorize bonds totaling 60 000 for a city hall sewerage extension and water mains. Each proposition carried by a good margin.
Lost Shepherd Pup Reward Notice
Lost yellow shepherd puppy about six weeks old with white points except a black nose white on neck. Reward of five dollars for return to F Hl Sawyer.
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Sawyer
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West
SVS
Ora Snyder's
Ed Henry
H. E. Johnson
Lost Cabin
Henry
Handsome Big
Blue Fisher
Higgins
Center Street
Hershey
Ellsworth Wagner
Rogen Wagner
Arnle Ford
Leon Goodrich
Anos Dillon
Sammy Eli S
Dean Hunton
Til Lichtner
George Dan- Lillion
Ed McGrath
Artis Fenner
Roger Crawford
Lewis Mary
Wagner
A. Fenner
Dale
Vic Mohler
Artie Pord
Harry Brown
Arte Ford
Ralph Evans
Hunton
Walt Ford
Henry DeWolfe
J. W. McDowell
Snyder
H. 8. Johnson
I. Alger
Miss Clara Jones
Vietor
Fred Tenderson
Henry DaWolfe
H. EB. Johnson
Carl Hilderbrand
Cunningham
MoeDowell
Tillderbrand
Tie Theatres
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