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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
4
News from Casper Wyoming reports the death of a longtime resident known as Uncle Dud after a brief illness. He had lived in the area about 20 years, was born and educated in Maine, and left no estate. He was well liked in the Casper country and had followed ranching as a livelihood.
The 1908 Twelfth Annual Teachers Institute for Natrona County met in Casper November 23 to 28 with attendees including Cella Roland Edith Noon Rolla Hoffman Esther Jerry and others. Lectures by Dr E Phillips and Rev J P McCullough highlighted the program as students, pastors, and the community praised Casper’s educational progress.
Poems fragment laments vanished poultry and the steady dog and rooster sounds echo the farm. The narrator contrasts the familiar barks and crow with the missing turkeys from yesterday, implying change and loss on the yard.
H S Huntley known as Uncle Dud died in his room at the Grand Central hotel around noon on Wednesday. He had been seen on the street that evening and retired at ten. Landlord Miller and neighbor J G Coslett discovered him after hearing groans and forced entry.
Ruth Craven presents Bess of Idaho with a strong company led by Harry L. Beck at the Combina tion theater. The versatile cast features Kiawa Moccasins styles for all ages with several pleasing specialties planned between acts over a week starting Monday November 30.
Fred Cottman returned from Omaha Monday after handling a shipment of sheep. In Crawford Nebr Mr Cottman visited his sister. James Maurer sold his residence in Park Addition near the baseball grounds to Tom McDonald. Fr O Sawyer went to Brewster Nebr Thursday.
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