Territorial notes from Wyoming territory and beyond
The Lander flooring mill started up on the 26th and Wyoming total vote reaches 17 005 an increase of 1 200 in two years. Coal mine No 1 at Almy runs burning with unknown cause, employing nearly 4 000 men. Utah Eastern railway surveys central Wyoming aiming to advance toward oil and coal fields. Carbon burns four business houses including the post office on Main Street, no insurance. A grizzly killed near a ranch weighs 1 7 pounds after a long hunt. Bear, one of the largest in the Big Horn range recently. Territorial Engineer Mead submits an annual report praising Wyoming resources and urging migration funding. Indian girl remarks on cooking at a school. Washakie notes English improves her husband’s interpreter role.
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Wyoming Territory
Cash Creek
Union Pacific
Utah Eastern Railway Company
Wyoming
Shannon
Reuben
Marie
Fred A. Shank
Pittsburgh
GR. Mason
Wheatland
Washakie
Twentieth Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs IC Nicolaysen celebrate twenty years by hosting a six o clock dinner at their home corner Third Avenue and Waloota Street. The event honored pioneers connected to their 20 year old Episcopal wedding, with guests including Governor Bh Hioks and many city officials. Prizes awarded for bridge and a playful exchange marked the formal party atmosphere.
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IC. Nicolaysen
Third Avenue
Waloota Street
Epicopal Church
Lietar
Episcopal Church
Davenport
Mme Bh. Hioks Genator
Patrick Sulliven
Wile &. Kinhetl
A. J. Comingham
Marion P. Wheeler
Kenneth Molwnaid
Sore Hugh Patton
Mire Lrowke
Lie Binet
Kim Tell
Pollcemann
Delwe
Primaipien
Merry Company
Euneil Weaserie
Unear Wedding
Mayor's Hoodoo and Canadian Vendors Stir Casper Scene
An eccentric tale from Casper recounts a Canadian vendor and his squaw peddling wares in the city. The squaw’s denied license triggers a confrontation with Mayor Kimball, while local officials and railroad workers drift into the fray amid misidentified suspects and a precautionary shipment of laborers. The episode ends with dispersal and unresolved tensions in a town wary of odd authority and cultural clashes.
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Ale
Kimball
Wimeei
Ube
Ways and Means
Oseper
Bludson
Haley
Marshal Jones
Hurlington
Mewer
Glenrura
Trate
Aod
Wack
Casper
Council Meeting Plan Amid Street Route Debates
A troubled council meeting outline describes upcoming discussions over a proposed route and construction timing. Officials consider public works, traffic impact, and timelines, with emphasis on coordinated efforts and official notices to residents.
Gas Stove Explosion Injures Glenrock Visitor at Arig Camp
Mr. Taylor from Glenrock suffered severe burns to face and hands when a gas stove exploded at an Arig camp of the Franco Wyoming Oil Company. Mrs. Taylor escaped via blanket as flames enveloped her. Dr. Lathrop treated the injured at his hospital and hopes for speedier recovery. Meantime M K Johnston and Mrs Johnston visited Washington and Madison Va as Masonry advancement noted. Johnston is father of E T Jolneten of Casper.
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Taylor
Glenrock
Arig
Franco Wyoming Oll Company
Dr. Lathrop
Lathrop
Hile Saute
M. KK. Johnston
Mim.Johnston
Washington
Madison
Wheatland World
Mr. Johnston
E.T. Jolneten
Casper
Cheyenne Leaders Forecast Rapid City Growth
J C Lee and G 8 Olver two of Cheyenne's five wives in town for the North Cheyenne Improvement company predict Cheyenne will reach 40 000 to 50 000 residents in a few years. They claim strong grounds for the state and say the company will aggressively promote investments across the region.
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J.C. Lee
G.8. Olver
Cheyenne
North Cheyenne Improvement Company
Het
A Culinary Artist Demonstrates Baking Powder Use
Mise Ada Jackman conducted lectures at Odd Yellows hall showcasing KC baking powder. Her lively demonstrations praised culinary artistry as attendees learned baking techniques and pastry preparations.
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Ada Jackman
Yellows Hall
Mie
Jackman
Jacques Masuflaetarding Company
Hemeke Repremetts
Ossper
Sermon Series Begins November Sunday Evenings
The pastor will begin a two week November series titled The Plan of Belveckow with Sunday evening sermons. The final portion will be titled Sin, followed by The End of Sin and related topics. Services begin November 12 and continue weekly.
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Belveckow
Simao
Property and dispute swirl around Jeever and G
Fragmentary notices describe a property matter involving Meter Kelier of Jeever and partners. The text hints at a lease or mortgage issue, a clashed business claim, and a court or legal proceeding with references to Lunring property and tied entities. No clear dates or outcomes are stated.
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Wil Sowee
Casper Hospital Opens With State Support in Casper
The Casper branch of the State Hospital opened to the public on Wednesday November 1 and already treats several patients. Superintendent Misa Martha Converse leads the staff with Miss Daly and a corps of workers assisting, marking a long awaited institution for Casper and the state with plans to provide scientific treatment in times of sickness.
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Casper Hospital
Casper
State Hospital
Misa Martha Converse
Miss Daly
Involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against Richard Koska
The Omaha Packing Company and other creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court at Cheyenne naming Richard Koska as the debtor. The action marks the start of bankruptcy proceedings in the federal court.
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Omaha Packing Company
Richard Koska
Koska
District Court of the United
Methodist Church Notes Sunday services announced
All services are usual at the Methodist church next Sunday. Sunday school begins at ten o'clock in the morning. Preaching at eleven a m. Revival Then and Now noted in the morning. In the evening the program features Dry Faith.
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Methodist Church
St Marks Church Announces Sunday Services
St Mark's Church invites all to attend services on Sunday November 6 with Sunday school at 10 AM and morning worship with Holy Communion at 11 AM. Evening service at 7 PM completes the day.
Quiet Methodist wedding unites Doortiux and Morrison
A quiet wedding was held last Saturday at eight o'clock in the Methodist parish. Arthur Doortiux and Jeanne Morrison were married by Rev. I. W. Kingsley. The couple will reside in Casper after their marriage.
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Arthur Doortiux
Jeanne Morrison
I. W. Kingsley
Dovance
Casper
Hay and Grain for Sale by Car Load in Riverton
For information and prices contact Foasa Haarne Riverton Wyoming. Baled alfalfa and oats along with quality hay and grain offered by car load.
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Foasa
Haarne
Riverton
Wyo
Local Notes From Orin Junction and Nearby Towns
Mrs Clem Cook returns home at Orin Junction after visiting Mr and Mrs Brune of Wide City. Mr Strangined leaves Hatunday for Allion to mourn his father who died. Names appear: Ker Jerkee Williem rector, St Maree church, Mee Avery Clark heads to Walior Nevada. A Piockbart family plans Casper residence return after year away. Ladies Aid to meet at Walter Adame Ulile home. May Day event features L L Marriwop family and others attending at church social.
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Clem Cook
Orin Junction
Mr. and
Mire, Dham
Brune
Wide City
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Big Horn Basin
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Bsebehe
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Chaked
Gregg
Sean Say Tametty
Eien
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Ivtwonas
Cmd
Camor
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Ety Council
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Cmc
Alfred Dertinete
North
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Mattie
Cunuael
M. E. Sermon Series
wLoudeaer
Methodist Church Notes
St. Mark's Church
Kincaid
Orchard
Baul Wolcott
Geore Farthing
Pivelver
Omeper
Warried
Douglas
Strangined
Hatunday
Wapede
Ker
Jerkee
Williem
St Maree
Mur
Matt
Emmy Nase Lalare
Mee
Avery Clark
Walior
Nevadia
Olwe
Viet
Piockbart
Fom Oer
Lave Ce
Will Agein
Weloty
Chueeh
Mere Walter Adame Ulile
Laren
T L. Marriwop
Aully Ane
Dlas
Rhwee
Ie Kano
Lee Jew Marteon
Wah Ee
Gaaned
Bewivet
Sulake
Martie Contome
Maeere
Culver
Leslee
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