Sheridan antelope plea delays city zoo plan
Sheridan Wyoming December 16. Children plead to keep two antelope gifted to the city. C R Berry captured them. fines paid. Game Warden Canfield and officials balk at delivering them to the zoo over costs. Berry offers to donate care or deliver them for Gillette, while noting no local children nearby. If kept, he may bring two more in spring at no charge.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Pioneer Park
Hudson
Canfield
C. R. Berry
Gillette
Mr. Berry
Berry
Sheridan Zoo
Hunters Return With Four Deer After Northern Hotel Dinner
Dan Chalfant J W Wolfe Willem Delahoyde Md Leffingwell and Rolf Bender brought in four deer. Chalfant had one Wolfe and Leffingwell one each. A noon dinner followed at the Northwestern hotel with guests including Harry Rogers George H Howes W T Wolfe J Frank Rider L E Bailey Charles McGinnia Gilbert McClurg and others. Rogers recalled the first deer he shot and how it escaped after he winged it at two hundred yards.
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Dan Chalfant
J. W. Wolfe
Willem Delahoyde
MD Leffingwell
Rolf Bender
Chalfant
Wolfe
Leffingwell
Hunters
Northwestern Hotel
Aft
Harry Rogers
George H. Howes
W. T. Wolfe
J. Frank Rider
L. E. Bailey
Charles McGinnia
Gilbert McClurg
Rush Work on Extension From Gering Toward Mitchell Valley
Trade on the Union Pacific extension from Gering nears completion under the current contract in upper Mitchell valley. A night shift operates the steam shovel to finish the stretch by year’s start. A pile driver works on bridges as yards stock with timbers and material for track laying.
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Gering
Der
Union Pacific
Mitchell Valley
Ferbache
Atretch
Mine Inspector Reports Health Upbeat in District 1
Evanston December 14 George W Bineker state inspector of coal mines district No 1 fled his report with the governor. He notes improvement in mines and miners but records 36 deaths 120 injuries 18 widows 41 fatherless children in 1917. Fatalities include seven mine explosions 18 roof falls and other coal accidents. District 1 coal output 4,905,761 tons in 1917 and 6,500,263 in 1912.
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Evanston
George W. Bineker
Thi
Basin Hog Shipment Sells Near Omaha
ER W Rogers shipped hogs from Basin Wyoming to South Omaha Nebraska. The 7 hogs averaged 198 pounds and sold for 7.10 per hundred. The load came from a cattle range area being converted to small farm use via irrigation. Sugar beets are noted as increasingly grown in the region.
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South Omaha
Neb
W. Rogers
Basin
Wyo
Box Ball Alleys Tournament Ends In Low Scores
All ten entrants fell below their usual form at the Box Ball Alleys with Will Krouse of The Leader taking first with 518 and Joe Johnson second at 508. Lebhart set a high score for the day with 225 after failing to win a prize. In New York, negotiations to hire Frank Chance as manager of the New York team are delayed as Chance cannot meet owner Frank Farrer in Chicago.
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Will Krouse
Joe Johnson
Luke Vollack
Brennan
Leichart
Lebhart
Wil Brennan
New York
Frank Chance
Chance
Frank Farrer
Chicago
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Duffy “Soceed
Hartman Owe Leg
Snyder Sores
Continental Oil Company
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Roberts, Johnson & Hand Branch
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International Shoe Company
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