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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1912

Page

10

States and Cars of Feeder Cattle Shipped to Wyoming

Omaha Nebraska April 23 report shows about 166 loads totaling 5 130 head of stock cattle and feeding steers shipped to Wyoming and surrounding states last week. Nebraska sent 11 871 head in 3 050 loads, Minnesota 50 head, South Dakota 50 head, Wyoming 1675 head across 3 loads, with total 1 865 1300.

Omaha Neb Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota Wyoming Ssesaree

Rich Pioneer of Crook County Dies After Fall

Jay G. Shelden, head of a telephone company and a leading Crook county pioneer, dies at his Colony home after a fall that occurred while repairing a pole on the return from Capital, Montana. He left a wife and four children and resided in the county for 25 years, with extensive cattle and sheep holdings, a Belle Fourche Rural Telephone Co. stake, a Colony lumber yard, and interests in ranching across Wyoming and Montana. Body to be taken to Belle Fourche for burial.

Colony Wyo Jay G. Shelden Crook County Mr. Shelden Ora Capital Mont Elrl Shelden Alzada Camp Crook H. H. Floyd Five Mile Belle Fourche Rural Telephone Co Shelden and Ranch Wyoming Montana

Storm Wipes Out Thousand Lambs In Colony Event

E Collett suffered a heavy loss on Saturday when a storm hit a consignment of about 1,500 fancy lambs being moved from Redwater near Middle Creek Butte. The stampede and piling led to an estimated thousand deaths despite herders efforts.

Colony E. Collett Redwater Middle Creek Butte

Salm vie Released From County Jail After Stabbing Claim

Laramie April 24 Michael Salm vie was released yesterday from the county jail after about six months confinement. He was accused of stabbing a fellow Austrian, but the victim disappeared when the case went to trial.

Laramie Michael Salmvie Salmvie

Wyoming Stockman Submits Claim Against Union Pacific

Joe Wat king, a Wyoming cattleman, files $400 cull against Union Pacific alleging two carloads of cattle shipped from Medicina Bow, Wyo to South Omaha were delayed two days without feed or water, reducing value. Cattle numbered forty nine head. Dinner announcement follows.

Omaha Neb Joe Watking Wyoming Union Pacific Railroad Medicina

Funeral of Mrs Jenkins at Brighton Draws Large Crowd

Funeral services for Mrs Warren Jenkins drew a large crowd in Brighton at the city auditorium. The ceremony was held at the opera house with interment in Elmwood cemetery. Rev. Bryan of the First Methodist church officiated. Mrs Jenkins had lived in Brighton before her marriage a year ago.

Mrs. Jenkins Brighton Colo Warren Jenkins Cheyenne Opera House Elmwood Cemetery Mr. Bryan First Methodist Church Jenkins

Fred Bragg Falls From Cliff Injures Back

Fred Bragg, a cattleman near Worland, walked off a 25 foot cliff in the dark near No Water and was badly hurt. Ashley Howell was saved by a rope. Companions Dave Breeden and Will Kellogg aided in lowering Bragg to safety. Doctors diagnosed a crushing injury to the eleventh dorsal vertebra.

Worland Fred Bragg Ashley Howell Dave Breeden Will Kellogg Howell Fred Mr. Bragg Foster A. G. Hamilton Thermopolis

Little Stateless $60,000 For Good Roads

The Sweetwater county commission reported 1911 road expenditures of 60 000 and 1912 appropriations of 80 000 for county roads. A storm swept Big Horn and surrounding counties but spared the region from heavy snow. Feed and shearing progress continue.

Sweetwater County Big Horn County Sheridan Johnson Weston Crook Campbell Natrona Converse Spaulding Albany County National Bank H. M. Small Grant Small Thermopolia Edward Palmquist Laramile Alaska George Hewitt Cokeville Denver Phillip J. Sandoval Mike Gertie Miller Raw- Hing Mina Angela Kimney

University board to meet amid president resignation

The Wyoming University trustees will meet on May 2 to consider President Merica's resignation and a successor. Tim Kinney of Cokeville to Mr Chester Murphy of Portland Oregon reports a journalist entering County Attorney Anderson's office after resigning from Lara mie Boomerang. Ranchers near Sheridan have delayed spring work as snow blankets hills ensuring water for irrigation this season.

Tim Kinney Cokeville Chester Murphy Portland Ore C. B. Barnett Laramie Anderson Wyoming University Merica Sheridan

Morgan to buy Mona Lisa back for Paris if offered

Paris April 23 J Pierpont Morgan would buy the stolen Mona Lisa if offered and restore it to France. He called the theft one of art history’s disasters and urged returning the canvas to the Louvre rather than private keeping as part of charity to the world.

Paris J. Pierpont Morgan Moran France Morgan Louvre Paria Bis

Astor's Will Affects Share For Babe And Heirloom

The article discusses an expected arrangement over the Astor estate following a death, with a posthumous child possibly receiving a portion while Vincent and Muriel may be favored. Mrs Ava Willing Astor is not expected to claim a share, and prior divorce terms included a large settlement. The piece notes public interest in the heirs and mentions the Sherman Company.

Vincent Muriel Ava Astor

Spring Maid Lures by It Musical Charm

Mrs L R Tyson praises the Viennese opera The Spring Maid for its second season performance. The London company stars Miss Mizzy Hajos as Princess Hezena with strong support from Jack Raffael George Leon Moore Louis Miller Ralph Newman and others delivering singing dance and comedy to delight the audience.

L. R. Tyson Charles McNaughton Roland Mizzy Hajos Hezena Jack Raffael Prince Nepomuk Ainitie Prince Aladar George Leon Moore Ralph Newman Ursula

All Star Cast Dazzles In Carlsbad Bathhouse Show

Miss Dorothy La Mar and Evekatl lead an all star company at Carlsbad with Col Boone Lomax and Skinner praised. Choruses and voices excel while scenery and woodland tableaux captivate audiences. Rehearsal radiates rich color as story unfolds and melodies linger with bright, catchy tunes.

Dorothy la Mar Evekatl Col. Boone Lomax Mr. Skinner Americang Carlsbad Allstar

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