Cattle thefts reported in Natrona County Wyoming
A series of cattle thefts near Natrona County are reported, including twenty four head of cows and calves stolen from Mr Steed near Wheatland, with brands noted. Witnesses describe brands resembling an antelope head, S on both sides, and TR or Li connections on other cattle. A $300 reward is offered by Noire counties for the arrest of suspects. some horses from Brewer’s ranch on Powder River were recovered nearby Caspar.
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Charlie N. Richards
Foster
Mr Steed
Cooper
Steed
Firat
Hiowarte
Poster
Hare
Alreriff
Brewer's
Powder River
Teapot Divide
Ack Lily
Brewer
Trewer
Casper, Tribune
Injury Report From Casper Farm Accident
A farm accident near Casper left a worker with a broken cord in her neck after a sudden maneuver startled by a supervisor. Dr. Ohman attended the patient and aimed to keep her comfortable while recovery begins, with limited movement possible for some time.
Salt Creek Couple United in Casper Ceremony
Miss Grace Strahn of Wichita Kansas and Mr Jay Custer of Salt Creek were married by Joethe Warren BE Tabiba in Casper on Monday of last week. They will reside at Salt Creek.
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Salt Creek
Grace Strahn
Wichita, Knt
Jay Custer
Joethe Warren BE. Tabiba
Casper
Cascarets Best for the Bowels or Lazy Liver
An advertisement extols Cascarets as superior for internal cleanliness and regular digestion. It claims rapid nightly relief, cleansing the stomach and liver, removing sour undigested foods, and freeing the bowels and intestines from waste and poison. It urges use for adults and children alike.
Government Officials Object to Reserve Headquarters Plan
Riverton reports officials oppose proposed orders from Washington to relocate nine stopping stations and headquarters onto the Indian reserve. Critics fear private individuals will exploit park access and alcohol issues to disrupt tribal life and increase drunkenness. A federal grand jury at Cheyenne indicts several reservation introducers and scrappers, with authorities expected to act on the plan.
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Riverton
Wow
Theo
Taden Department
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Waloghe Reservation
Cheyenne
Hunting Peer and Minds Horses in Casper Range
Blake Horn searched the Tates Hole range for missing horses for weeks. He finally found one of the estrays near ten o clock at night while deer hunting, recognizing it by a matchlight. He returned the horse home the next morning without a deer.
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Casper
Blake Horn
Tates Hole
Blake
Foel
Thermopolis Saloon Keeper Fined in Federal Case
Tarry N Hyde owner of a Thermopolis saloon was fined 200 for failing to comply with law by destroying the stamp on emptied whiskey barrels. In Casper state hospital news a new assistant superintendent is appointed amid overworked staff and recent unrest. Delegates to the Cincinnati good roads convention include Rawlins McMichen and an effort to secure Dr Osborne as another delegate.
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Harry
Thermonpoleis
Tarry N. Hyde
Thermopolis
Caspan
Casper
Rawlins
A& McMichen
Cincinnati Good Roads
Dr. Osborne
Cheyenne Man Completes Training Contract
Rock River N G Petry of Cheyenne and Eugene J Schweitzer conduct inspection of the new school building this week in Rock River as part of contract completion.
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Rock River
N. G. Petry
Cheyenne
Eugene J. Schweitzer
Construction Transfer Sparks Local Ownership Talk
Fragmentary notes indicate Nirifr Peers re building work will be turned over to the Ahao directors, with both content and pages involved. The ambiguity suggests a transition of control or responsibility over the project and its materials.
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A Hao
Therempolis Prisoners Feature in Deserted Road Convoy
The Thermopolis penitentiary transfer rode to Maw Lime road trip with release for several men by pardon or parole. Three inmates faced work on road construction toward Yellow Stone path while authorities plan to add four more captives to join Cart Matamet of Cady on the charge.
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Thetnopolis
Arwetrong
Ihehatae
Cong
Los Coek
Maw Lime
Mithwaya
Perk
Increase in Martins Population Birby Boy Birth Notice
Mr and Mrs John Swanken welcome a baby boy with both mother and child reported well. Mr and Mrs WA Frederick announce a newborn son born last week. Mr and Mrs Robert Borr report a one pound birth last Monday evening with parents and baby doing well.
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John Swanken
Mother
Baby
Mro
Mr. WA. Prederick
Mere Robert Borr
Miss Clara Cheesebrough Weds Thomas Franklin in Rawlins
Miss Clara Cheese broweh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ten Cheesebrough, marries Mr Thomas Franklin of Rawlins. The contracting parties reside in Ek Mountain with plans for a future home in Rawlins. Bunten of Saratoga moved the family to Rawlins. Vivien from Rook Sprittad returned with Rheop for his company the CLL.
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Rawline
Clara Cheesebroweh
Ten Cheesebrough
Thomas Franklin
Rawlins
Ek Mountain
Vivien Hoe
Rook Sprittad
CLL
Bunten
Saratoga
Stocking of Brown’s Lake With Black Bass Returns
Several hundred young black bass were released into Brown's Canal Lake in hopes they will thrive there. The stocked fish are larger than typical local stock and are described as gamey and voracious eaters. Native status is uncertain but similar bass thrive in other areas. water temperature may be slightly cool for them.
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Rawlings
Canon Lake
Mack Bade
Kinney Buys Hanna Ranch Bucks For Breeding
Laramie Develop ment company ships fifty bucks from Wikekburn flocks to Hanna Kinney for breeding. Kinney inspected the flocks in Laramie and selected a good lot for delivery in coming days. Rawlins hears murder case as Melvin Davis bound over for March term without bail for first degree murder in the Fort Steele killing. Davis described as of degenerate disposition, not insane.
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Hwanna
Laramie
J. P. Kinney
Hanna
Wikekburn
Mr. Kinney
Rawlins
Melvin Davis
Fort Steele
Rawling
Davis
District Court
Dores
No Bad Men Sought as Dempsey Not Found by Sheriff Crew
Sheriff Ledford and posse returned from Powder Sarina country after a tip that Jack Dempsey was there. They found a wild horse and no trace of Dempsey or other wanted men, covering about a two mile trek on horseback before turning back. Saratoga Gets New Minister. The Presbyterian church has called Rev. M. F. Newport, formerly of Pine Myr, to be pastor. The community welcomes him and his family.
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Craig
John
Ledford
Thoraday
Jack Dempsey
Bily Johnson
Dempsey
Saratoga
Presbyterian Clurch
M. F. Newport
Pine Myf
Upper North Platte Valley
Christmas coinage work planned at Philadelphia Mint
The Mint Bureau of the Treasury will wash and count twenty five thousand dollars in various coins to meet Christmas demand. Most work will take place at the Philadelphia Mint where coins will be issued to applicants. Director Roberts notes there is usually no heavy demand for new coin before Christmas, though banks request coin from the Treasury to serve customers.
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Mint
Trans Dary
Philadelphia
Roberts
Treamry
Gallefy
Diificult
Boulida
Culinary Conquest of Tripoli and Macaron Habit
The Arabs of Tripoli have learned the macaron habit from Italian influence and now covet kettles as prized items. The ongoing resistance war appears profitless, yet raiding Italian stores shifts attention to local trade dynamics and cultural exchange in the region.
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Tripoli
Ayah
Cheyenne to Get Large Mail Order Jewelry House
Niveth Jewelry Company announces incorporation with TL Niveth G KB Gorstine B T Roberts and DD D Niveth to run a Cheyenne mail order firm. Plans push cheaper parcel post service and home sales to keep money local as stock is placed on sale at near eastern cost to clear space for the new department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Sony
Mr. Niveth
Niveth Jewelry Company
Box Ball Alleys to Host City Championship Match
A top boxball contest is set for tonight at the Box Ball Alleys with a picked 10 man team facing The State Leader Team for the city championship. Duffy Ries Johnson Vollack and Hartman form the local lineup against J Johnson W Krosse J Krosse Stiess and Leichart from The State Leader. Brennan and Johnson battled fiercely last night with Brennan scoring 191, while Rhinesmith led the day with 226 as Krosse and Johnson also posted strong scores.
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Elty
Duffy
Ries
Johnson
Vollack
Hartman
J. Johnson
W. Krosse
J. Krosse
Stiess
Leichart
Will Brennan
Joe Johnson
Brennan
Will Krosse
Nalthough
Sage Tea Folklore to Wyeth Hair Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts grandmothers using sage tea to preserve hair color and promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use modern alternative. It claims the tonic cleanses the scalp, kills germ drops, and promotes color and growth with a money back promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Peer Gruggtat
Doctor’s Medicines Prove Life Saving for Twenty Years
In a Harper’s Weekly exchange a skeptic questions the efficacy of old medicines. The doctor retorts that his prescriptions have kept three local druggists and their families alive for two decades, underscoring perceived value of his remedies.
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Harper's Weekly
Be Kind Today Prompts Words Of Loving Kindness
A brief exhortation to share kind words now rather than seeking praise after death. The quote emphasizes loving kindness as the best tonic for all people, including the happiest, attributed to Kate Tannatt Woods.
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Kate Tannatt Woods
Willing to Do Anything. A Child Artist's Crayon Plea
A little girl, later a famous artist, was caught drawing with crayons on Sunday. She sobbed to her mother that she would draw a church and graveyard if allowed to keep them, expressing a love of art amid disapproved coloring.
Philosophers and Truth A Witty Homily On Falsehoods
A famous philosopher discussed truth noting three justified times to tell a lie. He said the first is to a woman, the second for a woman, and the third time is forgotten. The remark blends humor with gendered provocation.
Neighbor's Phonograph Sparks Language Talk in Household
Mrs. Bacon asks if a car can learn languages from a phonograph while Mrs. Herbert notes her husband has begun using words she never heard before since their neighbor got one.
National League Fielding Records Summary
The National League fielding records show Pittsburgh leading with .987, Philadelphia second with .969, and New York near the end at .956. Individual marks include Jake Danbert Brooklyn and Vic Baler Chicago tied for first base at 89 percent, Devilin Boston close at .692, Ed Kenetchy St. Louis one point behind, Egan Cincinnati top at .7 for second base, and Bobby Byrng Pittsburgh as the third baseman leader with .48. Leach tops outfielders with .978, while Wagner leads the shortstops with .962.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Jake Danbert
Brooklyn
Vic Baler
Cubs
Deviln
Boston
Kenetchy
St. Louis
Egan
Cincinnati
Bobby Byrng
Home Wagner
Bshomistoys
Leach
Feu
Four pitchers tied for perfect records in early season
Gibson leads Pirates with .990 while Robinson Pittsburg Brown Boston Willis St Louis Willie New York Adams Pittsburg Rixey Philadelphia and Smith Chicago share perfect records. Brown and Willis each played 1 game, narrowing the tie to them. Hendrix sits fifteenth with .970 as final National League pitching stats await completion for December 9 or 16.
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Leach
Gibson
Pirates
Robinson
Pittsburg
Brown
Boston
Willis
St. Louis
Willie
New York
Adams
Rixey
Philadelphia
Smith
Chicago
Hendrix
Nationals
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Kinney
Hanna Raye Bucks
Santa Claus
Bic Mail Order
City OF
Nivets Jewelry Company
Deorporete
Prgeh Foto
Kineter
Meng
Drennan
Kronse Gee
Heathman
Vollack Benen
Hartman Nyse
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albert
Prince
Albert
We Or
P. A
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Winston-Salem, N. C
National League
Blatz
West 10Th St
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