Asbestos Mill A Success At Wyoming Consolidated
The Wyoming Consolidated asbestos mill showed great promise as ore entered the machinery last week. A surprise fine shower of asbestos fiber coated the floor two inches deep, proving serpentine rock rich in asbestos. Superintendent Parker reports a blast yielded more fiber than ten Canadian field blasts.
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Wyoming Consolidated Company
Parker
J. C. Ross
Wheeler and Skinner Stock Sold to Lobdells
The outstanding stock of Wheeler & Skinner has been purchased and now stands in the name of D. M. and Sylvia R. Lobdell. The new owners plan changes to broaden the business and seek continued patronage. John Dillon of Fremont County served as a business visitor in Casper at the start of the week.
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Wheeler & Skinner Company
D. M
Sylvia R. Lobdell
D. M. Loppell
John Dillon
Fremont County
Casper
Wyoming Elks plan first state reunion in Cheyenne
The State at Large reports the first Wyoming Elks state reunion to be held in Cheyenne in October Sands as locals begin preparations. A thunderstorm killed John Richard Jones and his horse at Crown ranch on Bear River. A Shoshone race meet may be held between Douglas and Lander fairs if a track is built. Rankin Lumber yard in Thermopolis burned in high winds. Maggie T. Lockart, 17, drowned in Big Goose Creek near Sheridan. Grace Allen narrowly escaped drowning. Sheridan Street Railway lays first ties for a $550000 system. Sheridan County subscribes $100000 for stock. Three-year-old Jennie Banneman of Gillette drowned after falling into swollen irrigation ditch. Cheyenne Frontier Day hires Capt. A H Hardy to photograph Col. Roosevelt during celebration. Northwestern lays a new house track between the station and freight depot. old station remodeling adds freight offices.
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Magggie T. Lockart
Robert T. Lockart
Big Goose Creek
Sheridan
Grace Allen
Northwestern
Thomas
St. Mark's Church
Patrick Sullivan
Margaret
I. L. Patton
Becker Cabin
Orson Lathmner
Abingdon
Ilinois
Frank Byram
Byram
Natrona
American Womens’ League
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Robert Fuller
Grand Central Hotel
A Schollard
Black Hills
Casper
Becker
G. R. Hagens
William
Chicago
Des Moines
Pella
Iowa
Mrs. Crabtree
Lander
North Fork
W. G. Young
Franco- Wyoming Oil Company
Theer
David Kidd
J. Wilson
St. Louis
Messrs. Watt and
Moir
Wm. Dubois
Archie Allison
Cheyenne
State Hospital
Jean Brooks
Frances Goodrich
Dana Hall
Mayo Hospital
Wim
Noonan
Casper Machine Shop
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Messrs
Jack Abbott
EaBne- Hower
John Trevett
Douglas
Laramie
John
Dick Gilbert
Denver
Charles Williams
M. H. Warnes & Son
Second Street
J. E Dain
District Court Divorces and Crimes Reported
The Bothwell divorce case ended with Judge Carpenter denying Mrs. Bothwell alimony and granting Mr. Bothwell a divorce. a $10,000 signed release was noted. Other matters include the Salt Creek land cases postponed. Chapin sentenced to Golden Reform School. damages awarded in a trespass case. Jackson divorce granted. Marquis fined for selling liquor without a license. Phillips to be sentenced for a worthless check. rape case against Wm. Welch set for trial with a jury seated and named jurors listed.
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Bothwell
Carpenter
Guy Chapin
Golden
Colorado
W.A. Lester
Burch Sheep Company
Ivaline Jackson
Fredrick Jackson
J. L. Marquis
Wm. Phillips
Wm. Welch
Jas. McFadden
W. D. Brydan
W. A. Ratcliffe
Chas. Willett
Wm. Creel
Frank Starks
I. A. Burtch
H. E. Miller
John McCue
J.B. Schulte
Daniel Starr
Harry Brown
Gun accident at sheep camp injures man near Casper
J L McIntosh led a party of his sheep herders to Casper after Tony Pelican suffered a powder blast to the face while loading a cartridge at his camp Tuesday afternoon. Pelican rode for help and was bound for Dr Keith in Casper where doctors hoped to save his eyes. Douglasites John Morton Jacob Jenne and Harry LeBar traveled by car from Douglas on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McIntosh
Casper
Tony Pelican
McIntosh Place
Keith
John Morton
Jacob Jenne
Harry LeBar
Clash over Salt Creek claims ends in disruption and arson
Oil company agents led a convoy to a disputed Salt Creek land camp when armed California supporters halted the group. A receiver for Franco-Wyoming faced a confrontation with John Jones and others, one man was forced to the ground. The party retreated as the dispute continued with possible lawsuits. Separately a deadly electrical storm killed a Mexican herder and his horse near a camp, as witnesses described the instant death and the discovery of two uninjured dogs at the scene.
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Salt Creek
Messie Young and Wallace
Franco-Wyoming Company
Frank Wood
California
B. A. Elias
Ueland
John Jones
Mr. Wood
McIntosh
Shepard
Local and Personal Notices From Casper and Vicinity
Odd Fellows' hall hosts local and personal notices with church services, travels, and community events. Militia movements pass Casper en route to Laramie maneuvers. various residents plan trips, visits, or relocations and local organizations meet at the library for the American Womens’ League.
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Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Robert I. Hopton
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Wyoming Elks
John Richard Jones
Crown Ranch
Bear River
Shoshon
Rankin Lumber Company
Thermopolis
Sheridan Street Ailway Company
Sheridan County
Jennie Banneman
M.A. Chautennal
Gillette
Cheyenne Frontier Day Committee
A. H. Hardy
Col. Roosevelt
J.M. Damm
Mary
Mabel
Big Horn Mountains
Riverton
Salisbury
University of Virginia
Oxfords