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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

Page

2

Granger Hotel Nears Completion and Local Tragedy

A Wyoming report notes Granger's new hotel nearing completion by the Evers brothers with a full basement and lavish dining and bar facilities. The same dispatch records the death of Frank Krobileans of Lead after a railway accident near Pyberton, with his body prepared for burial and his mother departing Casper for the funeral.

Sper Frank Krobileans Pyberton Otte Yarkerton Casper Fir Foster Shaffer Gay Company Han Jada

Chimes and Clock Placed in St Matthews Tower

In Laramie two expert workmen began placing the chimes and clock in St Matthews cathedral tower. The 14,000 pound seven tone clock and chimes were delivered last week as a memorial to the late wife of Edward Ihneon. Dedication timing and events are announced with a concert series by Meneely artist at public venues beginning September 1.

Laramie St. Matthews Cathedral Edward Iiineon Hie Thomas Enowgh Prof Meneely Meneely & Co

Plan to Secure Permanent Show at County Fair

A plan to restore and secure a permanent exhibit at the county fair is underway. LH D Sullivan seeks state immigration and Commercial club support, with Professor Keser providing crop descriptions for displays. O J Watro ne coordinates in commercial club rooms to obtain statewide exhibit opportunities and volunteer help.

Magrot Duch Tis Tanver Tiv D. Sullivan Uleo J. Watrone Ain

Foot Severed Under Train In Local Incident

Rawlins residents hear of a tragic injury after a brakeman, Harold Ivy also called Sam, lost his right foot when a local train jerked and pulled him under a caboose wheel. Doctors report severe shock and a weak heart may jeopardize an operation to save his life.

Howital Jie Ivy Larold Sam Rawlins Ufe

Wheat Price Committee Adjourns Without Fixing Price

The wheat price fixing committee adjourned tonight in Washington without announcing a price. Officials said the session would resume at 1 o'clock tomorrow morning to set the price aim.

Washington, D. C

Oil price hike increases regional crude values

Douglas reports an immediate 20 cent per barrel rise to 1.70 for Ek Basin and Grass Creek oils by the Ohio Oil company. The move marks the fourth advance this year and lifts Elk Basin and Grass Creek quotations, with broader gains expected across Salt Creek, Big Muddy, Mid-continent, and Wyoming fields, boosting regional production.

Douglas Ek Basin Grass Creek Ohio Oil Company Salt Creek Big Muddy Elk Elk Basin Pennsylvania Wyoming

First Issue of New Paper Out

The Wyoming Clarion mails its first issue from Douglas and Converse county. It promises live day news and articles on regional development with cuts of the Box Elder cannon LaBonte hotel and the new grandstand at the fair grounds. It will be published monthly to boast this section of the state.

Douglas Wyoming Clarion Converse County Box Elder Canyon LaBonte Fair Grounds Clarion

Farmer Loses Hand in Mowing Machine Accident

LARAMIE August 29 Pius Young a Circle ranch employee near Big Piney will lose his right hand at the wrist after a fall beneath the mowing machine. He pitched headfirst into the sickle and the knives maimed him badly, amputation required.

Laramie Pius Young James Mickelson Circle Ranch Big Piney Young

Powerful cars at state fair dazzle Douglas crowds

Douglas August news notes two racing machines entering the state fair. R Burr Lampkin of Essex brings Sun Ray, a 16 valve 297.2 cubic inch car with 111 mph dirt track speed and high speed capabilities. Also Lampkin debuts the Piatt Submarine from Torino bought for 22000 dollars, 118 inch wheelbase, famed for straightaway speed and successful circular dirt track runs.

Douglas R. Burr Lampkin Essex England Sun Ray Chas. Devlin New York Lampkin Torino Italy W. K. Vanderbilt

Will Erect New Business Block in Glenrock

The Odd Fellows and Masons of Glenrock plan a two story business block with lodge rooms and offices on the second floor and stores on the first. Plans are favored and construction may begin soon in the oil city.

Douglas Odd Fellows and Masons Glenrock Oil City Glenrock Petroleum Grass Creek Oil & Gas Boston Wyoming Casper Denver

Glenrock to Have New Light Plant

Douglas reports that Glenrock’s new electric light plant will not supply power until around October 15. The engine ordered earlier is likely too small, and another engine will be ordered soon. A major street lighting system will be installed, aiming to be ready with the plant’s operation.

Douglas Glenrock Aso

Midwest Spuds In On New Young Co Hole

Douglas August 29. Midwest company spudded in on Young Ol company land with the first of five wells. The well lies about 1200 feet from the original Merritt well and is believed to yield one of the largest wells in the Big Muddy field.

Douglas Midwest Company Young Ol Company Oid

Coople-Wed Twice, New Nebraska Couple Wed Twice

Bert Lester Adams and Miss Amy Lucy Winchell of MOP Neb married in two ceremonies after arriving on a Thursday. A license was issued, a minister could not be found, Judge Mewis officiated, another license followed, Rev Bowling officiated the second time, and the couple left content with the Methodist ceremony.

Dovoermaur Mop Mewis Clelland

Commissioner F P Taylor Returns From North State Visit

State labor commissioner F P Taylor has returned from a northern district trip where he met local officials and discussed labor policy and job programs.

F. P. Taylor

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State of Granger Hotel Cheyenne Salt Lake Green River, Ave Granger Evers Brothers Beat Newhouse Jewel Evers Brothers Green River Overland Lumber Company Laramie Church Harold Ivy Drake Man Citizens National Bank Cheyenne, Wyo Douglas Track Midwest NEW Young CO HOLE Coople Ow-Buch Treasury Hecla-Wyoming Oil Company Robert K. Staley Casper, Wyo Hecla-Wyoming Great Powder River Jupiter Oil Company Nely Powder River Castle Creek Powder River Dome Jupiter and Doctor Miller Notches Casper National Bank Edward Lovewell Treas Edward A. Sproul Dutton, Staley Company Smith Block Wyo Dyer & Co First National Bank Colo Wm. E. Davidson & Co East Second Street Casper Oil Brokerage Company Casper, Stanley & Co Public Oil Exchange Hayworth Corporation Wyoming Brokerage Company Hirsig-Steele Company Sheridan
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