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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1912

Page

10

Evanston Plans Annual County Fair In September

Wyoming Evanston will hold an annual county fair funded by a $500 donation from the Board of County Commissioners. The fair, likely to occur each September, will be named The Tinta County and Bear River Valley association and will be run by fifteen trustees led by O. A. Brown, Ernest Hurdlett, L. F. Chesney, B. H. Lewis, and A. C. Sloan.

Evanston Isto Board of County Commissioners Tinta County and Bear Hiver Valley Association O. AH. Brown Ernest Hurdlett L. F. Chesney BH. M. Lewis A. C. Sloan

Save Starving Wyoming Elk Motion Picture Appeal

Denver April 5 To save the starving elk the motion pictures of elk and their habits in winter and summer are shown by S N Leek at the Orpheum. Leek a former Wyoming state senator urges the government to make annual food appropriations for elk during winter when snow covers the range. He cites elk starving at about 6000 annually and warns total herd loss without intervention while Wyoming ranchers already feed them their spare hay.

Denver Colo N. Leok Orpheum Leek Wyoming Ich iMr

Upton Bonds Raise Funds for Water and Sewer

The town of Upton issued 20000 dollars in bonds to finance water and sewer construction. A series of local notes cover civic improvements and community services across the region.

Newcastle Girls Nieces Burn Death Tragedy

Miss Wicker sham, cashier at Weston county Supply Co., learns her sister in Michigan lost two young children in a house fire. With the mother away briefly for water, the blaze destroyed the residence and claimed both children's lives, one a babe and the other a few years old.

Newcastle

Railroad Narrow Escape At Superior Mines

Union Pacific brakeman George Reiser fell from a box car during switching at the Superior mines Tuesday. He escaped serious injury with only bad bruises and will be laid up for several days. L. E. Johnston of North Platte, claim adjuster for the UP, was in Cheyenne on official business. Assistant Superintendent Niland traveled to Denver on a business trip. Engineer Dudley returned from a Pacific Coast visit. Brakeman Credit taking a few days layoff.

Jacob Milleson Opal Evanston Union Pacific Diamondville Papa—Adfurd F. Patterson Pinedale Patterson Finke Baker Sheridan Floe Parmers Bosler University Agricultural Arheel Resco McEntly George Reiser Superior L. E. Johnston North Platte, Neb Cheyenne Niland Denver

Lack of Cordiality to Stranger Costs $100

A Buffalo, New York jewelry maker promised the bishop he would donate 100 if welcomed in a strange church on Sundays. In Kittanning last Sunday no one greeted him or handed a book, and he did not contribute the $100.

Pittsburg Kittanning Buffalo N. Y Niveth Jewelry J Optical Company Ly Niveth BE. K. Goraline Cop 17Th St Capital Ave Sigres Ye Bhaseane

Yawning Injures Local Woman's Hearing

In Greeley Colorado Mrs W H Babcock of 1429 Eleventh Street reports a yawn caused a jaw injury rupturing muscles around the jaw. She has since been treated by a specialist and cannot hear with one ear. The incident occurred Sunday with a cracking sensation and persistent pain. The Sherman Co. is mentioned in connection with sign writing.

Greeley Colo W. H. Babcock Eleventh Street

Two Marriages in 4607 Unhappy Years at Jenny Lind Church

Chicago April 6 The Rev Herman Lindskov of St Ansgarius Swedish Episcopal Church will mark fifty years of pastoral service on Kaater Sunday. He notes that of 4607 marriages he officiated only two couples were divorced, a record he calls remarkable. The church, nicknamed Jenny Lind church after a large donation by the singer during her American tour, hosts the anniversary. A stray paragraph about varnishing by Sherman Co. follows a soldier recalling a near miss from a bullet after service.

Chicago Herman Lindskov St. Ansgarian Kaater Hia Elnima St. Ansgarius Church Jenny Lind

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