Tales of a Spectator and Odd Goods on Pigs and Pica
A nostalgic column sketches holiday travel with a practical companion who critiques meals and buys. It recalls a western streetcar placard banning animals, a tale of a green bride buying meat, and a quip about veterinary care, followed by an ad urging mercury free catarrh cures from Hall.
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Hudson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Shoshoni Oil Boom Spurs Burgeoning Ventures
The Shoshoni Capital Gazette reports renewed interest in Shoshoni area oil fields with a Dry Creek lease to Jared E. Lewis of New York to drill a test well 1500 feet deep and developing acreage. Oil shows in the Dutcher and Robertson well prompt plans for cleaning and testing to confirm a possible oil flow. Other developments include gas strikes near La Prele and mining activity by McGrath, Gold Nugget, and Canyon groups with prospects of major copper and coal resources in the region.
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Shoshoni
Shoshoni Capital Gazette
Dry Creek
Reed Offsprings
Jared E. Lewis
New York
Lewis
Dutcher & Robertson
Shoshon
la Prele Oil Company
Brewning
Douglas
E. B. Steadman
Douglas Creek
American Gold Placer Mining Company
Centennial Post
Ben Griggs
Big Piney
Griggs
Cokeville
Cheyenne
Uinta County
Wyoming Times
Kemmerer Coal Company
Willow Creek Canon
Pennsylvania
Kemmerer Camera
Cheyenne Upholstering Works Advertises Repair Services
An advertisement for first class furniture repairing and upholstering at 496 West Seventeenth Street Cheyenne. It promotes ManZao Pile Remedy with a guaranteed claim and lists Palace Pharmacy Drug Co as the source for price 500 Bold.
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Cheyenne Upholatering
West Seventeenth Street
Black
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Oil well in Spring Valley field boosts local development
Well No. 6 of Consolidated Oil near Evanston is producing 100 barrels daily of high grade illuminating oil. The strong output from this well, part of twenty drilled in the field, has revived interest and prompted other companies to resume development. Spring Valley oil is described as the highest grade natural illuminant known.
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Consolidated Oil Company
Spring Valley
Evanston
Oil men visit Kemmerer region seek 100 foot well
C J Morrisop Burns and partners with Noble Ritchie and foreman Fisher visited the head of Alkali four miles east of Kemmerer to assess oil prospects. They entered a bond contract to sink a hundred foot well within ninety days and begin work after equipment arrival.
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Messrs
C. J. Morrisop and Burns
Evanston
Messrs. Noble and Ritchie
International Oil Company of
Boston
Mr. Fisher
Kemmerer
Drilling Plans North of Lander by Casper Group
W L Hobbs of Casper, representing Casper gentlemen drilling for oil near Lander, reports plans to order a standard drilling rig and advance the project. Tom Smith, currently drilling for Casper investors, will move to the reservation to drill for Russell Thorpe as part of the activity.
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Lander
W. L. Hobbs
Casper
Allne
Tom Smith
Russell Thorpe
Lander Mountaineer
Williams-Luman Shaft Reaches 475 Feet Depth
Twenty five men are working in drifts and shafts of the Williams-Luman project and the shaft has reached 475 feet total depth after being down 276 feet. Work may start on the dam around August 16 if river levels permit as Andy Hermanaki works the tunnel near the Cole Thompson lead and D Craig and son Otto are sinking on the Cole Thompson property.
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Williams-Luman
Boypen Je
Andy Hermanaki
Cole Thompson
D. ©. Craig and Son
Otto
Greenoughs accused of placers bluffing in Red Canon case
The placer mining fight in the state continues with Greenoughs accused of bluffing in dealings at Red Canon. Their recent $10 000 Cenolaere ranch purchase near Wilson placer grounds supports assertions of sheep interests and proximity to mining operations. State Geologist Beeler delays his investigation report.
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Greenoughs
Greenough
Cenolaere Ranch
Wilson Placer Ground
Beeler
Lake Creek District sees high grade ore at 146 per ton
The Topeka Copper company adds men as the tunnel at 700 feet, perpendicular, succeeds in producing high grade ore. New assays show 3 ounces of gold and 40 percent copper valued at 146 dollars per ton. Pollyton Gold Mining rushes sinking a working shaft with ore samples ranging 40 to 70 dollars per ton as water level nears.
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Topeka Copper Company
Pollyton Gold Mining Company
Lake Creek
Centennial Post
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Madame Spectator
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Mining News
Wyoming Oil Developments
Erthey
John Cunningham
Butte
L. W. Peterson
Henry Kehoe
Boise
A. M. Day
Hudson Miner
Spring Valley Oil
Kemmerer Oil Field
Copper Mountain Notes
Thomas A. Cosgriff
George BH. Abbott
A. D. Johnston
First National Bank of Cheyenne
United States Depository
U. S
A. Cosgriff
John B. Cosgriff Frank
George E. Abbott
Alexander ‘Bowie
Rock Springs
Hanna
Daniel McAlvan
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Compy
Ferguson St
Lake Creek District
P. J. Black
East Sixteenth
VanLennan
Wood River Nursery Coo
Wood River, Neb
N. Pipttone
Eddy Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
Sanitary Home
Klean Klothes
Denver
Union Pacific
E. R. Brbbisch