Wyoming Industrial Update Highlights New Wells and Projects
The Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review notes Donging plans a 3 million gallon daily water well for Casper and details progress across fields. Casper-Midwest, Pathfinder, Midwest Refining, and Minnis Pipe Line Co. advance drilling, pipelines, and power use as rigs total 344 active with 478 standing. new wells in Mule Creek and Carbon counties, and several ventures aim to expand winter operations and output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donging
Casper
Midwest
Wyoming
Douglas Neld
Laramie
Buffalo
Industrial Institute Farm Wear Worland
New Lumber Company
la Ron
Rhetory
Glenreck—Ohio Ol Co
Poison Spider
Bolton Company
Pickett Lake Field
Lan¢ée Crok Syndicate
Lumbermen'’s of] Corp
Pathfinder
Mortington
Miinois Pipe Line Co
Thermopolis
Yankee Dome
Rawlins
New York Co
Ereeti
Carbon County
Basoming
Sarstoga
Coody
Western Sulphur Co
Cacton Co
James Lake
Lance Crookfield
Hevirg
Welle
Rock Creek
Lance Greek
Aily
Tamble
Maby Co
Little Muddy
Eturia Kehoo
Lipt Boldtier
Steffens Syndicate Gale
Big Hollow Dome
Red Rover
Creyboll River
Rages
Snake River
Casper——Midwest Co
Loat Soldier Field
Cvinter
Dillion Oi Co
Perris Field
Shushoni
Walla
General Petroleum Company
Producers & Refiner
Discovery
Midwest Refining
Mule Creek
Mincis
Dahoming
Burlington
Ex Army Officers Settle on Homesteads in Wyoming
Five ex army officers filed on homesteads near Rock River Wyoming and secured town employment. They will live on their claims and travel to town by automobile. Names include RE. Ghidester Omaha Nebraska A A Crane Lomax Illinois Milton RK Little Waycross Georgia William A Porrest Akron Ohio and F H Van Houten Chicago Mount Pleasant Iowa. The piece ends noting the first woman admitted to the bar in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River, Wyo
RE. E. Ghidester
Omaha
Neb
A. A .Crane
Lomax, Ll
Milton Rk, Little
Waycross, Ga
William A. Porrest
Akron, C
F. H. van Houten
Chicago
Mount Pleasant, Ja
United States
Peterson denies Carlisle train robber tale at Wyoming oil camp
Roy Peterson of the Rock Springs oil camp rejects Union Pacific manager William Jeffers claim that William L. Carlisle announced a planned robbery and rode with officers’ kin to the tracks. Peterson says Carlisle was armed and at the camp, but no employee had firearms and Carlisle showed no intent to rob a train. He adds he did not drive Carlisle to the scene or wish him luck. Carlisle rode with camp workers to near Rock River. a wagon driver, Fred Putoff, picked him up. The piece closes noting Sarah Fowler Adams of London wrote Nearer My God to Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River
Wyo
Roy Peterson
William L. Garlisie
Union Pacific
William M. Jeffers
Carlisle
Wyoming
Peterson
Rock Springs
Jeffers
Fred Putoff
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Georgette
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Fiment
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