Oil Field Development Near Cody and Greybull
Mr Hayes organizes a Cody company with Edwards Fulton Hogg Markham Newton and Frost to develop 16000 acres west of Elk Basin. They predict oil sands at about 2600 feet and plan to start work after arranging a contracting firm, with operations spanning Sand Coulee Little Sand Coulee lands adjoining Kik Tea field. The effort requires his office move to Cody and will bridge Greybull and Cody.
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Ang
Gearke F. Wars
Gecloetat
Uverbull
Cody
Greybull
Maye
Sand Coulee
Kik Taein
Hayen
Hays
Hayes
Cody Company
Messrs. Edwards
The
National Bank
Mr. Fulton
Hogg & Markham
Bank
L. L. Newton
Cody Herald
Josae Frost
Pretty Wedding Solemnized in Laramie at Cathedral
In Laramie on Monday morning at 9 o'clock Misa Harriet Mitchell Abbot and Morris Pilot Corthell were married in the cathedral with pink and white decor. The groom, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Nellis Corthell, was born in Laramie and educated locally and at the University of Wyoming. The bride, educated at the University of Wyoming Class of 1910, taught in city primary schools. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple will spend two weeks near Brooklyn Lake.
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Laramie
Misa Harriet Mitchell Abbot
Mra
Nellis ¥. Corthell
University of Wyoming
Mra. Corthell
Brooklyn Lake
Couple Weds in Thermopolis as George Cole Marries Mabel Edwards
In Thermopolis on August 10 1818 George Cole a stockman from Buffalo Creek country and Mabel Edwards daughter of Charles Edwards were joined in marriage by Dr A B Irwin of the Presbyterian church. Relatives witnessed the ceremony and friends wish them a long happy life together as they start housekeeping and settle into realties of life.
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Thermopolis
George Cole
Misa Mabel Dwards
Thureday
A. B Irwin
Presbyterian Church
Cole
Buffalo Creek
White Hinl
Charles Edwards Noth
Forty-Year Wait Ends in Happy Wedding of School Sweethearts
Sidner and Taster, once schoolmates and sweethearts forty years apart, renewed their acquaintance after Sidner’s long widowhood. The couple married this week, ending decades of separate lives and reuniting the pair in a quiet ceremony.
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Nasin
Ang
Sidner
Taster
Colorado Pythians Open Grand Lodge Meeting in Greeley
Knights of Pythias from Colorado and Wyoming attend the opening session in Greeley. Charles Navid of Denver is elected supreme vice chancellor and will become supreme chancellor next year. Four special trains bring delegates from Trinidad Pueblo Colorado Springs Boulder Loveland Fort Collins Cheyenne and others as sessions continue through Thursday.
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Greeley
Awa
Colorado
Wyoming
Grand Lodge
iKalatte
Pythias
Hera
Charles 8
Navid
Denver
Portland
Trinidad
Pueblo
Colocado Springs
Dogger
Boulder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Collins
Keights Fhom Cheyenne
B. L. Fitch
Tundors Resignation as Pastor in Laramie
Rev J R Voris pastor of the Presbyterian church in Laramie resigns to accept a call at the Congregational church in Manhattan Kansas. He suggests September 4 as his departure date and Judge MM Brown, city chairman of the board of trustees, will convene an early meeting to ratify the action.
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Laramie
MM. ©. Brown
Board of Trustees
The
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Voris
Congregational Church
Manhattan
Kan
Girls Deceive Evanston Sheriff in Baseless Tale
Bertha Holland and Marie Cheabro claimed Cheyenne home and sought protection from Frank Ellis and L. W. Gray after alleging abduction from Rawlings. They said they were 18 and rode with the men to Evanston, then deserted and vanished. Sheriff Lowham investigates possible ruse with Ogden as a suspected destination.
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Evanston
Aug
Bertha Holland
Marie Cheabro
Cheyenne
Lincoln Highway
Ogden
Incorporation Papers Filed for Two Wyoming Firms
Two companies filed articles of incorporation yesterday with the secretary of state. The Hector Social Club of Casper seeks to foster social intercourse and maintain a club room with capital stock of 4000, incorporators George Vaughn A C Ford and Ed Washington. The Platte Valley Oil and Gas Co with capital stock 250000 will operate from Encampment office to engage in oil and gas lands, directors and incorporators W G Wilcox James R Littles and Leslie OC Stallings.
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Artcles
Hector Social Club
Casper
George Vaughn
A. .C. Ford
Ed. Washington
Platte Valley Ol and Gas Co
Encampment
W. G. Wilcox
James R. Littles
Leslie OC
Stallings
Old Time Indian Fighter recalls Fort Kearney to Powder River clash
Max Littman, early Wyoming pioneer, recounts the Wagon Box Fight near Fort Kearney in 1866. He describes the 32 man outpost under Major Powell repulsing repeated Indian assaults with Springfield rifles, the death of Lieutenant James, and the final Indian withdrawal as Fort Kearney’s relief column arrived. Littman, now 70, traveled from Cheyenne with his wife and daughter Sophie to visit and reminisce before returning to Denver and then St Louis.
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Max Littman
Wyoming
Sophie
Cheyenne
Hare
Mr. Litt- Man
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Gol. Carrington
Nebraska
Heo
Fort Philip Kearney
Fort Kearney
Col Carrington
Chayenne
Eoll
Bame
Col. Carrington
Vowell
Corral
James
Roya
Indiana
Red Cloud
Oulport
Idtiman
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Wyomin
R. MocCafferty
Pythians
Tundors
Evanston Sheiff
Littl
Doyle
Priya Masgeerty
Burlington Trai
St. Louia
Littman
Husiness
Nixdorff-Krein Manufacture Company
Rhino
Flamwa
Atal Draless
Dea Redi
Nee Records
Victor Record
Victor
Uncle Scallicng
Sacphyngu
Mandy Lee
Johnny
Victor Ieee
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Busines of
Keey
Thomepteche
Duffy's
Lee
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