Local Wyoming notes on deaths and harvests in Oct
In Laramie complex reports from Oct 7 cover the death of 11 year old John Douglas Travell after a burro accident. Other items include dam height speculation, elk hunting reports, a serious fall, a fined dairyman, burglaries, forest telephones, beet harvests, Union Pacific inspection, Klondike views, and a quiet county campaign.
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Laramie
Wyo
The
Hoomerang
John Douglas Travell
John Travell
Logger Kills Four Brown Bears in One Minute
Lovell Wyoming October reports from Johnson Brothers sawmill at Five Springs that Tom Kutler a logger killed four brown bears in as many minutes. He shot a mother bear and three cubs in a tree. the mother weighed about 600 pounds. Brown bears rarely have more than two cubs, making the triplets’ hides a curiosity. William Garrard & Co won a $23 000 contract to lay eleven sections of a pipeline from the mountains to Sheridan. The Sheridan directory is to be issued by R L Polk in December.
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Lovell
Wyo
Johnson Brothers
Five Springs
Tom Kutler
Kuchler
Ichler
Sheridan
William Garrard & Co
Mountains
DUNDY'S BR INJUNCTION CONTINUED
The court orders all employees to refrain from any strike or conspiracy against the receivers operations and to avoid aiding labor organizations. It allows voluntary termination but forbids actions that hinder the property’s operation and warns against talking grievances with unions.
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United States
Osceola Mine Sold to Eastern Investors for Development
The Osceola mining properties are sold by William Benton to a syndicate of eastern investors from Chicago New York and West Virginia for a large sum. The Mohawk Gold and Copper company will be formed to develop the Osceola and Lake Creek district noting ore from 10 to 20 dollars in gold and 6 to 20 percent copper with over 100 feet of work completed. The Osceola lies near the Pollyton and Topeka mines and a mining boom is anticipated in Lake Creek. Meanwhile a catarrh cure advertisement follows with medical claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Centennial
Osceola
William Benton
Chicago
New York
West Virginia
Pollyton
Great Topeka
Lake Creek District
Mohawk ,Gold, and Copper Company
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Highest cash price paid for ranges and stoves in city
Fred Bohnstedt advertises the highest cash price paid for ranges and cooking and heating stoves at the northwest corner of Eddy Street and Sixteenth Street.
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Northwest Corner
Eddy
Sixteenth Streets
Fred Bohnstedt
Sterling bon bon dighes in styles at Murchison Jewelry
Sterling bon bon dighes offered in several styles for five dollars sixty cents per watchpiece at the Murchison Jewelry Company.
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Sterling
Murchison Jewelry Company
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Boysen
Big Horn Power Company
Big Horn River
Riverton
J. D. Carmichael
Frank Haury
Jackson Hole
Carmichael
Haury
Hulett
J. W. Hunter
M. Byrd
Leo Tharpe
W. P. Burton
Costa
Foster
Thermopoli Thermopolis
Porterfield & Company
Bunlight
Cody
Forest Service
Sunlight
Yellowstone Forest Reserve
Billings
Mont
Union Pacific
Agpual
Unico Pacife
J.R. Martin
Klondike
St. Michael
Pacific Coast
Dawson City
Marlinadys
Johnson Democrats
Buffalo
Johnson County
Democratic
Ad Burnett
Cornelius M. B
Frank Smith
Robert C. Watkins
John C. van Dyke
Henry ©. Loller
Albert L. Brock
Maniius T. Redman
G. BE. A Moeller
Sam Roberts
Dawson
William Dawson
Eee
Cattle Association of the
Lower
Powder River
Thermopolis
Big Horn County
Skinner Track
Ulm
Wyoming
Todd Bros
Washington
O. A. Johnston
Grant Nevers
Smith Creek
Philadelphia Press
Wye
Alvany County
Braina
Sheridan Directory
R. L. Polk Company
Sheridan City
DUNDY
B.R
Dr. Reed
Florsheim
Lake Creek
New Lake Creek
Milatzo
State of
Capitol Avenue
Capitol Ave
Sherman Hotel
West Seventeenth
Citizens W National Bank
T. B. Hord
David Nimmo
John L. Thomas
J. H. Conway
W. Stone
ER. Mallin
Ora Haley
Thomas
Sam
Bill
J. J. Astle
16Th
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Kodak
W. 15Th St
Hynd’s
Metropole Stables
Palace
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