Burlington Plans Guernsey Extension From Orin Junction
The Burlington routes will not run fast freight over the Colorado and Southern to Cheyenne and Denver. Instead a new 39 mile line from Orin to Guernsey will be built with Kilpatrick Pros of Meatrice Nebraska awarded the contract. Work starts at Wendover and aims to resume through traffic next summer.
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Gulf
Conet
Colorado
Orin Junction
Cheyenne
Denver
Onin
Guernsey
Nebraska
Kilpatrick Pros
Meatrice
Neb
Wendover
Pacific Coast
Colorado and Southern
Orin
Wheatland
Malin
Burlington Yards
Untler
Kansas City
Orin Jenetson
Thermopolis Highs Clash In Season Opener Basketball
Thermopolis aims for a strong opener against our high school team as Thermopolis is seen as a new strong rival. The game follows with a dance featuring the Irie theater orchestra, expected to draw a large crowd and lively festivities.
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Thermopolis
Thermopol
Thermopolie
Irie Theater Orchestra
Hawks and Hubby Wed in Casper Home Ceremony
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the bride's parents home Caspers Miss Daisy Hawke and Mr Ralph Hubby were married in a discreet ceremony conducted by Rev BR KR Hopton. Only family and close friends attended as the couple departed for a honeymoon trip to Hirard with Mr Hubby then taking charge of Dennis mat Lena.
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Mise Daisy Hawke
Ralph Hubby
KR. Hopton
Mee
M. Hawks
Casper
Terribty
Pennsylvania Iron Works Co
Liis Company
Mir Hubby
Hirard
Mir
Hubby
Dennies Mat Lene
New Firm Opens After Acquisition of Woot & Koshay Stock
The Uhanbertin Furniture and Undertaking firm announces we have taken over the Woot and Koshay stock and are now open for business. Former customers are welcomed as the estate undergoes improvements including a larger morgue and new interior, with the elevator to be operated by electricity.
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Uhanbertin Furniture & Undertaking We
Las
Woot & Koshay
Furoiiowe
Tambvee
Ak Chiesare
Alane CO
Dake
Wlectereity
Obaa Teerlin
Arrest of Dick DeLeon in Lander on drugging and theft charges
Denver detective W A Rinker, visiting Casper, detained Dick DeLeon in Lander Tuesday. DeLeon is accused of drugging a Denver woman and stealing jewelry valued at 3000. He had lived in Casper years ago and supported himself by illegal gambling and red light district activity. He disappeared last summer and was found yesterday in Denver custody.
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W. A. Rinker
Denver
Casper
Dick DeLeon
Lander
DeLeon
Red Light District
Little Philanthropists Candy Sale Supports Casper Children
The Junior League of the Methodist church plans a handmade candy sale at Wood & Foshay tomorrow afternoon to raise funds for Christmas gifts for Casper’s poor children and Wyoming Children's Home residents in Wheatland. Proceeds aim to buy a doll for each girl and suitable toys for the Little Hoy Hive children, ensuring no child is forgotten on Christmas Day.
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Junior League
the Methodist Church
Wood & Foshay
Casper
Wyoming
High School Play at Iris College Theatre
Local high school talent presents a one act play At The End of the Rainbow this Thursday evening to raise funds for new assembly room stage furnishings. The cast includes Robert Preston Marvin Bishop Douglas Brown Leigh McGrath and others with student and faculty members in a lively production.
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Robert Preston
Marvin Bishop
Douglas Brown
Leigh McGrath
Dick Preston
Otto Rhoades
Stanley Palmer
Wagner Fred Whitney
Varsity
Jock Austin Preston
Merbert Smith
Marian Dayton
Prntan
Nellie Preston
Leone
Sthinen O'chase
Touran
Preshman
Kenly Elliott
Aes Jone
Iceaak
Wise Mim Brown
Cea
Polly Price
Marjorie Arnold
Hobe
Michie
Molly Bruce Bell Irwin
Unclear notice on property and grants by city officials
Fragmented OCR describes property transactions, a Lutheran society grant of a lot, and a new construction project. Mentions Governor Carey, Arthur Seliuite, Moy Sailth, A Whitford West, and Olws Galawhe traveling to Newcastle. References bids and a Thanksgiving event with uncertain details.
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Carey
Lutheran Society of
Tulum & Teal
Arthur Seliuite
Moy Sailth Ot Bigewstreet
Franco Petroleum Hits Strong Oil Flow Near Deepening
Franco Petroleum struck a stronger oil flow by sinking a well eleven feet deeper in section 22 40-70. The 150 barrel per day well now yields an estimated 1000 barrels daily, with one drilling crew continuing work and potential expansion to other wells.
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Franco Petroleum Oil Company
Camp News Highlights Social Visits and Local Fires
A flurry of visits from Casper and Kaycee residents fills the camp as A H Vickering and Guy Guinn return. A fire destroys the Lybyer home with only one trunk saved, and a relief subscription rises to aid rebuilding. A Family Affair rehearsals promise a Thanksgiving night comedy with a post show dance.
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John G. McCue
Jas
Casper
Midwest Co
T. KE. Whitecourt
Buffalo
France Camp
Ken Lybyer
Missou
Hines
J. & Smith
New York Life Insurance Co
Local residents plan visits and returns to Casper
Mrs. Howard of Shoshoni visits her daughter Mrs. Join Nance as Mr. and Mrs. Stocks travel to Casper. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Webb settle in Salt Creek after Mrs. Webb moves from Casper. The Sunday School resumes with strong attendance and cordial invitations.
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Howard
Shoshoni
Nance
Stocks
Casper
Dick Vance
Mrs
Prank Webb
Salt Creek
Mrs. Webb
L. A. Ward
A. Ti. Campbell
Garey Jones
Wards
Horrible Powder Explosion Kills Miner Near Casper
A dynamite blast on the Burlington at Summit, 55 miles west of Casper, killed Sam Kinsell and gravely injured Lewis Miea. Both men were hurled into the air and burned. Kinsell died Wednesday morning, Miea in critical condition. A colored bystander, Johnson, was lightly hurt. An inquest blamed Kinsell for carelessness in handling the dynamite. The body was shipped to Denver for the son to claim.
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Sam Kinsell
Lewis Miea
Burlington
Summit
Casper
Kinsell
Miea
Mer. Kinsell
Wen
Kingsel
Micalies
Johnson
Kinsel
Denver
Special Congregational Meeting at Presbyterian Church
All members and interested friends are urged to attend a special congregational meeting after the Sunday morning service on November 23 to consider calling a pastor. Rev Fauette is the only candidate under consideration and may be the sole name on which a vote is taken.
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Faucette
Japanese Tea a Success at East Third Ave Residence
Madames Wi Lester and Lena Kirkmyer hosted a Japanese tea on Friday afternoon at Wi Lester's East Third Avenue home. Dressed in kimonos with traditional hair, they wore American shoes and spoke fluent English. The event benefited the Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church with about seventy-two ladies attending.
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Wi Lester
Lena Kirkmyer
East Third Ave
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Tvo
Sulin
Accidental Shooting Claimed In Glenrock Canyon
Rancher Leon Sutphin of ten miles south of Glenrock was found Saturday morning with a bullet wound in his right side. Investigators believe the wound resulted from an accidental discharge while skinning a trapped animal using his six shot revolver. Sutphin, 32, left home Thursday to check traps and was not seen again until the body was found. He leaves a wife, five children, and his parents. The missing revolver will determine if the shooting was accidental.
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Leon Sutphin
Glenrock
Big Deer Creek Canyon
Sutphin
Net
RK. Hopton
Baptist Church
Kciatbrige
Ladies of Pocahontas Hold sumptuous banquet for guests
The Pocahontas lodge invited the Red Men and wives to a Saturday banquet at the Old Fellows Hall. Guests arrived around nine, enjoyed music, interlude talk, and a grand feast served at long tables with blessings and remarks from lodge leaders and reverends before departing in the evening.
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Pocohantas Lodge
Oid Fellows Hall
KD. M. Lotdel
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