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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1917

Page

10

Tractor Train Is A Success In Wyoming Casper

In Casper a Reed Exploration company project introduced six Caterpillar hauled freight trains between Casper and Salt Creek fields. Starting with one tractor and fifty ton loads, a second tractor joined the service as the venture proved safe and efficient. Three weekly trips now run, with plans to add more trains and increase loads as roads improve.

Casper Ltt Reed Exploration Company Salt Creek Fields Comn Salt Creek Field Fort Fifty Salt Creek Casner

Spreading Rails Cause a Wreck Near Lowell

Burlington passenger train No 39 going west derailed after a heavy engine struck a soft roadbed causing rails to spread. Cars toppled into a ditch but no passengers were hurt beyond a severe shaking. A passerby was killed in a Ford at a Lovell crossing en route to the scene. Blame not yet determined.

Casper Burlington Lowell Lovell Johnson

Missing Fort Collins lad believed lost near Marsland

Sheriff reports Donald Lee, about 12, missing for several days, possibly north from Marsland. Described wearing blue overalls and a scout hat, last seen riding a sorrel mare with a roan colt, believed seen in town around noon yesterday. Father asks for any sightings and urges immediate contact with Sheriff Cooke.

Ned Bhoy Sheriff Cooke

Spindle Top Oil Co Delays Drilling Near Laramie

Laramie August 1. The Spindle Top oil company holdings about six miles from town near the Hollow are delayed by a broken gear wheel last week. The firm reports excellent indications and expects to strike off soon. They are ready to drill as deep as 700 meters if needed.

Laramie

Bechtelheimer Family Moves Into New Home

Pine Bluffs Wyoming August 1 Mr and Mrs E E Bechtelheimer move into a new bungalow on Blair avenue John Carson and family to occupy their former residence N C Hemphill and wife return from Colorado State Teachers College Greeley and plan to stay on.

Pine Balupas Wyo ER. E. Bechtelheimer Hungalow Blair Avenue John Carson Bechtelheimer Re. C Nannine Hemphill Colorado State Teachers’ College Greeley Colo

Town Notes and Moves in the Jackson Wyoming Area

Section Foreman G. Erickson and family moved into the west section house as the old downtown house is slated for demolition. HM. D. Kauffman and wife visited daughter Mrs. Frank Bloom in Raymer, Cole. Opera house and Masonic hall repainted this week by the Masons. James Mitchell is ill. Newton Shoup and wife from Kansas visited Geo. Reed and family, old friends of the Reed family. Walter Bengston, Louis Bengston’s son, joined the Marine Corps in Denver and sailed to Mare Island, California.

G. Erickson HM. D. Kauffman Mrs Frank Bloom Raymer, Cole Newton Shoup Kansas Geo Reed Shoups Kan- Has Walter Bengston Louis Bengston Denver Colo Marine Corps Mare Island California

Gillette Man Has Close Call When His Horse Bolts

George Cates, supervising for the Burlington railway at Sparta, was thrown when his horse bolted after a passing auto near the Burlington stock yards. He clung to a line and steered the horse into a fence, stopping it with no injuries to the animal. Cates suffered bruises but no broken bones and plans to be more cautious with the “old boss.”

Gillette George Cates Burlington Railway Sparta Burlington Stock Yards George

Sugar Firm Expands Support for Greeley Beet Worker Kids

Greeley Great Western Sugar increases its grant to the summer school for beet workers children from 400 to 800 dollars. The extra funds allow five to six teachers for about 140 admitted students. Estes Park Transportation may run a third auto route to extend the program.

Greeley Colo Great Western Sugar Company Estes Park Transportation Company

Three Year Old Gooples Elope From Greeley

In Greeley Colorado on August 1 a three year old boy Junior Rogers and three year old Zoe Forward eloped using six pennies and a theater ticket mistaken for a railroad ticket. Police officer Carl Hart reunited the children and returned them home after a two hour disappearance.

Greeley Colo Junior Rogers A. S. Rogers Union National Bank Zoe Forward Harvey Forward Greeley Gas Company Carl Hart Junior Zoe Fifth Street

Basin opens free camping grounds for tourists on court house square

Basin chamber of commerce announces a modern camping ground on the court house square. The facility offers free water, gas, lights, and use of the grounds for tourists. No charge for any amenities, with the aim of attracting visitors.

Small Girls Take Possession of House in Rock Springs

Aug 1 in Rock Springs as Mrs Tilly Johnsons daughters vanished overnight. Fire alarms alarmed residents who searched until marshals found the girls asleep in a newly vacated East Flat house at about 5 AM Monday.

Rock Springs Tilly Johnson East Flat

Heart Failure Claims Victim While Bathing in Wheatland

John Blose twenty year old Wheatland resident died after a sudden plunge into an irrigation ditch while overheated. He was found in eight feet of water, body recovered in ten minutes, physician summoned, but resuscitation failed. Blose was son of Mrs Rosina Blose and had ridden to the ditch with two railroad friends.

Wheatland John Blose Bloses Blose Rosina Blose

Motorcycle racer Floyd Clymer's escape near Loveland

Floyd Clymer driving a sidecar attached motorcycle fled into Loveland from Greeley to avoid a pursuing auto. He, his wife, and baby were thrown from the road. the baby lay unconscious but recovered with no injuries after a swift doctor visit. The family continued to the mountains.

Fort Collins Floyd Clymer Loveland Greeley Clymer

Cody Man's Team Drowned at Ford

Miles Decker of Painter narrowly escaped as Dead Indian creek washed the ford away. Two leaders fell and were drowned, a fine stallion and a gelding belonging to Willard Higan. Bert Marvin survived Sunlight creek a week later when his team ran the wagon into the river. a hinge log helped the horses reach the bank while he cut the harness to free them.

Cody Miles Decker Painter Dead Indian Creek Willard’ Higan Bert Marvin Sunlight Creek

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Wyoming Catermillar Tractor Halt Long Thail Jasper Corporation Traila Ft. Collins Dhoken Pine Bluffs Jackson Masons James Mitchell Goople Ford Carey Avenue
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