Tragedy in Sheridan: Clara Evans and Lover Jorgensen
Clara Evans was shot by her lover Peter Jorgensen in Sheridan. Coroner Halley’s jury rules murder and death by self action. Jorgensen returned from mining work with $40 after expenses. he had cashed a $5 check at the Hub saloon and faced funds shortage. Relatives in the East await shipment of the bodies. a purse may be raised by associates to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Clara Evans
Peter Jorgensen
Lliness
Halley
Paul V. Roberta
O. H. Richardson
Marry Gage
Jorgenson
Oscar Thielsen
Hubsa-loon
Sheridan Banking Company
Bank of Commerce
Thielen
Jorgensen
Hatfield
Big Goose Creek
Banner Gold Mining Com
Hle
Evans
OFP
Hanna
Parkman
John Mumper
Springfield
Sherdan
Masine Clayton
Clara Kvana
J. Jorgensen
Sidney
Iowa
Dakotah Bub’s perilous journey ends in tragedy
The veteran known as Dakotah Bub, famed for walking 25,000 miles, planned a winter in Porto Rico but suffered severe injuries after a road accident. The legend, who had endured 100 battles without a scar, met a fatal end after a mule struck him, reflecting a grim twist in a storied life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotah Bub
Porto Rico
Tecalle
Taste Smell and Hearing Restored by Blue Cream Balm
Treatise extols Blue Cream Balm for cold and catarrh relief. It claims cleansing action reaches nasal passages, stops discharge, and restores taste smell and hearing. Advert claims it strengthens weak leaves and prevents recurrence, urging immediate use of a 60 cent bottle.
D A R Seeks Aid for Trail Marking Across Wyoming
The Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution push a statewide project to mark historic trails and forts. They plan monuments at key sites including Overland Trail crossing at Laramie and Oregon Trail near the Wyoming Nebraska line, seeking a $2600 legislative appropriation. Other states already support such work with public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Societies
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the American Révolution
Laramie, Kahn Peak & Pacific Rairoad
Laramie Plains
Wyoming-Nebraska Line
Wyoming
Nebraska
Ezra Meeker
Meeker
Oregon Trail
Kansas
Colorado
Fort Laramie
Kearney
Bridger
Steel
Sanders
Virtue Not Rewarded by Wealth or Fame
The essay argues that character should be independent of events and rewards rather than equating virtue with wealth or success. It condemns the idea that honesty guarantees material fortune and warns that true virtue yields inner strength and noble character, not worldly prizes. Fashion notes predict changes in women’s hats and hair trends.
Home Made Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A home remedy recipe claims to make an effective cough syrup using simple kitchen items like sugar, water, and common medicines. The article describes mixing steps and emphasizes fast action and strong relief, touting a safe, inexpensive alternative to store bought preparations.
The Latest Fad in Hygienic Marriages
A brief note from Leader Want Ads highlights a new trend in marriages focused on hygiene. The item suggests public interest and invites readers to consult the Leader Want Ads for details.
Millionaire Alberta Packer Built Wealth From One Steer
Pat Burna of Alberta began with one steer as capital and built a meat business that made him a multimillionaire. He supported cattlemen by paying above market prices and lending money to help carry steers until prices rose. Now the beef trust moves in and he faces a major battle to defend his holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Burna
Alberta
Canada
Beef Trust
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D.A.R
DR. Frank Crane
Job
Jesus
Tina
Lasae
Kopald
W. Seven
Cheyenne
Russia
Oxfords
W. 17Th Street
Sale
Galtora
Kopald’s Shoe Store
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