State News Tragedy: Carbon County man dies in hospital elevator shaft
Matthew Benson a 65 year old Carbon county resident admitted to the state general hospital in Rock Springs for a treatable malady died after walking into an open elevator shaft. Despite near blindness he navigated the hospital until the fatal fall occurred. Benson had lived in Carbon county for thirty years and came to the hospital on his son’s recommendation.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Matthew Benson
Carbon County
State General Hospital
Benson
Cured by Mineral Baths Mia Buckley Cooks for Six
Thermopolis Wyoming July 16 Special Mia Allan Buckley who came for baths to cure blood poisoning has been fully cured and is now cooking for six men. Rock Springs also reports a departure for Great Britain with multiple travelers including Boelth and Griffiths. twins born to C E Blonde weigh seven and one half pounds and seven pounds respectively.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Mia
Allan Buckley
C. E. Blonde
J. R. Ralsom
Casper
Oregon
John C. Fremont
Platte River
Rock Springs
Tregoning
Boulder Creek
Ranchman William Davis Reported Missing Near Cody
Cody Wyoming July 16 Special William Davis a ranchman living up country from Cody was recently reported missing by a dispatch. He was said to have disappeared during a hunt and his exact whereabouts remain unknown as local authorities and volunteers search the surrounding foothills and streams.
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Cody, Wyo
William Davis
Miners report wild life fearlessness near Thermopolis
In Thermopolis Wyoming July 16 special report says miners note deer mountain lions and other game are frequently seen near town with a buck deer grazing within view and mountain lion cries audible from Corner mountain.
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Centennial
Wyo
Corner Mountain
Higgins Sheep company wool sold to Boston buyer
Glenrock Wyoming July 16 Joe Strong a Boston buyer purchased the Higgins Sheep company wool clip for 15 cents per pound in a local deal.
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Glenrock
Wyo
Joe Strong
Boston
Higgins Sheep Company
Bonanza Strike at Utopia Mine in Centennial Wyoming
A large iron sulphide ore body over eighteen inches wide and 260 feet long has yielded average values of 240 dollars per ton in gold and about one ounce in silver. Platinum is suspected, with prior analyses indicating its presence. The Utopia mine on Centennial mountain side, managed by Bernard Hollum, aims to expand underground to reach deeper, richer ore bodies. Cheyenne investors hold substantial stock as Hollum promotes plans to drain mineral territory.
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Centennial
Wyo
Utopia
Marquette
Centennial Mountain
Wyoming
Bernard Hollum
Wear
Hollum
Greybull Marks First Fire in Three Years
Greybull volunteer fire department boasts of extinguishing the town's first fire in three years. A blaze started in the Greybull saloon from a defective gas plant and the town’s fire apparatus was used for the first time since purchase. Little damage resulted.
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Greybull
Wyo
Local camping party sparks trout catch controversy
A member of a camping party returning from the country last week reportedly caught more than 800 trout, drawing significant comment and debate in the area.
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Douglas
Wyo
Kohol praised by C N Cornell in Ga letter of 1906
A testimonial from C N Cornell of Roding Georgia dated August 27 1906 praising Kohol for relief from stomach and bowel disease after purchasing in spring 1902. The letter is addressed to BE DeWitt Co Chicago and notes sale by A E Roedel.
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DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Georgia
C. N. Cornell
Roding
A. E. Roedel
Frontier Stationery Boosts Tom Cheyenne Celebration
Frontier Stationery promotes two color frontier themed correspondence for business and social use. Order now at Leader office with options for personalized names to mark Tom Cheyenne’s annual celebration.
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Tom Cheyenne
Strawberries Daily at Palmer's Restaurant
Palmer's Restaurant at 219 West Sixteenth Street advertises fresh strawberries every day, inviting patrons to enjoy seasonal fruit in their dining options.
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Palmer's Restaurant
West Sixteenth Street
Mayor Park and family depart for eight week Scottish visit
Mayor John Park Mrs Park and their two daughters left for Scotland to visit Mr Park s boyhood home and spend eight weeks abroad in a special trip reported by the local paper.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
John Park
Park
Scotland
Mr. Park
Pineules Offer 30 Day Kidney Relief Trial
Pineules for the kidneys advertise a thirty day trial at one dollar. The product claims direct kidney action with relief from backache weak back lame back rheumatic pains and kidney and bladder trouble. It purports to purify blood and invigorate the entire system.
Cheyenne Upholstering Works Ad
First class furniture repairing and upholstering offered by Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 406 Weat Sev enteenth street with phone 629 black.
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Cheyenne
Weat Seventeenth Street
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Wyomingites Abroad
Juy
Christopher Boelth
William Griffiths
New York
Great Britain
Boelth
Denmark
England
Wales
Bloomington
Til
Davis
John Tighe
Lion
LaPrele Oil Company
Brewning
Guernsey
Oble Ethridge
Telluride
Colo
Guernsey Gazette
Converse Wool Sale
Stockgrowers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wye
United States Depository
Conservative Management
John Clay
Johnston
L, OC. Whipple
John Whitaker
A. H. Marble
the Dyer Hotel
Eddy Street
Peter M’donough
Holton
Frontier Stationery
Hart Schaffner & Marx
John Harrington
Hart, Schafiner & Marx Clothing
Utah
Missouri
California
E. S. Johnston Grocery Co
Capitol City
Peter Berich
West Seventeenth St
Lotel Sherman
AIG
Seventeenth Street
Palace
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