Twenty Thousand Cattle Ready to Leave Sheridan Section
Sheridan Wyoming dispatch reports storms and cold forcing widespread cattle shipments. M Tainter's Flying V holds 1 200 head bound for Amarillo Texas while Horato Byrne prepares 400 to 500 head for Midland. Spear outfit plans about 15 000 head shipped, with L P Johnston and others arranging further consignments at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
C. M. Tainter
Flying V
Amarillo
Texas
Moses
Horato Byrne
Midland
Doc Spear
Johnny Shreve
Spear & Faddia
Shipmnet
Spear
L. P. Johnston
Bootleg Murder Case Moves to Converse County
The trial of Charles Moore H B Armstrong and Roy Martin for Deputy Sheriff Tom Majors murder during a whiskey cache raid will be held in Douglas Converse County on a venue change from Natrona County. Attorneys argued that county sentiment and a fair trial could be better in Converse, and requested transfer to Fremont County, but Judge Ralph Kimball refused to let defendants select the transfer county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Charles Moore
H.B. Armstrong
Roy Martin
Tom Majors
Douglas
Converse County
Natrona County
Con Verse
Fremont County
Ralph Kimball
District Court
Double Killing by Japanese at Sublett
In Sublett Wyoming a Japanese couple Ti Ohargar and his wife Suki are found dead from bullet wounds. S Kanakagi a Japanese man is jailed in Lincoln county on murder charges after Ohargar accused him of intimacy with Mrs Ohargar. Witnesses all appear to be Japanese.
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Heart of
Oklahoma
Ome
Boy Repeats Bold Tongue Experiment on Main Street
A boy touched his tongue to a radiator on Main Street causing crowd alarm. A rescuer arrived with warm water and freed his tongue from the hot iron without lasting injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Billy
One-Armed Hero Turns Out To Be ABCident Victim
S Laramie Wyoming December 16 Steve Horn arrested by Sheriff for prosecution on charges including larceny It was believed he was a discharged soldier because he wore a uniform and has one arm missing The arm was lost in Kentucky and Horn may face multiple charges The man allegedly stole a rifle from Childs camp and traded it in Rawlins The stolen gun remains unrecovered though its possessor is known and the gun is kept at the sheriff s local office for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Steve Horn
Js Hable
Horn
Kentucky
Childs
Rawlins
Sheriffs Office
Lost Horses Found But Owner Now Lost
Casper Wyoming December 16. Glenn Rogers cannot be located to recover his horses found after they were lost near Lost Springs more than a year ago. Sheriff Pat Royce and Deputy W E Kilgore urge Rogers to contact the sheriff’s office and ask anyone with information on his whereabouts to notify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper, Wryo
Glenn Rogers
Rogers
Lost Springs
Pat Royce
W. E. Kilgore
Sheriff's Office
Frank Roser Sells Portion of Immense Wyoming Holdings
In Laramie Wyoming a contract signed by Iron Mountain Ranch company represented by Mrs Frank C Bosler and Payne Investment Company of Omaha covers disposal of the 50000 acre Tone ranch near Rosier Wyoming. The deal plans to subdivide and offer blocks of one to ten sections for sale with liberal payment terms. Mrs Bosler will run operations and expand to Rock Creek and handle about 5000 head after Tone sale.
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Laramie
Wyo
Rosier
Wyoming
Iron Mountain Ranch Company
Frank C. Bosler
Rock River
Payne Investment “Comi
Omaha
Nebr
Ant Rand
Martinstre
Hill Company
Colorado
Montana
Minnesota
Louisiana
Iowa
Tone Ranch
Mr. Whitaker
Frank GC. Basler
Carlysle
Penn
Bosler
Jone
Rock Creek
Keeline Outfit Moves 4500 Cattle to Nebraska Railheads
Keeline outfit dispatches 4500 head of cattle from Newcastle Wy to Nebraska points. Stock driven to the railroad amid deep snow and low temperatures, with high losses avoided due to careful handling. Painting and Paperhanging services offered by local firm with phone contact.
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Newcastle
Wye
Keeline
Feeeer Points
Nebraska
Weather Delay Halts Pipe Line Work In Wyoming
Stormy conditions in Greybull Wyoming slow the main line project. Ground freezes hinder trenching as progress lags about a quarter mile daily. Four gas wells will supply Basin and Greybull, officials say.
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Amarch
Aye
Basin
Greybull
Syndicate Formed to Develop Osage Townsite and Drill
Casper Wyoming December 16 The Can per Osage 611 syndicate organized to develop a townsite and drill 300 acres in the Osage field near Newcastle Wyoming The syndicate organized on the unit plan with T J Diamond of the Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange serving as secretary and treasurer Preparations for early drilling will proceed at once
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Casper
Wyo
Canper-Osage 611
Osage
Newcastle
T. J. Diamond
Wyoming Credit Rating Exchanges
Sundance District Rail Link Could Forge Wyoming Connection
Spearfish South Dakota capitalists plan a hydro electric plant on Sancreek to power an electric railroad from Spearfish to Sundance Wyoming. If built Sundance would cease to be the only Wyoming county seat without rail connection to the outside world.
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Sundance
Wyo
Spearfish
South Dakota
Sancreek
Wyoming
Sheridan Sheriff Fights Booze Move
In Wyoming v Geo Castle the sheriff opposes returning seized liquor. Sheriff Thomas argues it is legal to possess spirituous liquors and will contest the motion to suppress evidence and return the liquor, with E E Lonabough as his attorney.
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E. Lonabough
Man fined for firing pistol in Bent Street room
George Catlatt colored confessed in police court to firing a pistol Monday night in a room at 1717 Bent Street. The bullet traveled through the wall and kitchen door, through flesh under Mrs Lucy Horne, and Judge Swainson fined Catlatt 950 for discharging firearms. His brother Nolan Garratt is jailed on separate charges related to threats and disorderly house cases.
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George Catlatt
Bent Street
West Eighteenth Street
Lucy Horne
Swainson
Catlatt
Nolan Garratt
Walter Harris
Harris
Witness recounts reasoning for carrying items in court
The defendant explains to the judge that he carries the item to watch out while living in the bottoms. The exchange reveals a defensive motive tied to local living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seale
Oletel
Jeega
Mountain & Gulf Oil Stock Increase Vote Meeting
Notices sent to stockholders of Mountain & Gulf Oil call an annual meeting in Cheyenne on January 15 to elect a new board and vote on increasing capital from 1.5 million to 3 million. No new stock will be offered now. if authorized, part of the new stock may be issued for future property acquisitions. The board plans to acquire several important tracts in proven districts through stock exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain & Gulf Oil Company
Cheyenne
Pew
Inopense
Baby Garriages and Sulkies At Hobbs Huckfeldt
A sale listing notes a large and complete line of baby carriages and sulkies sold by Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
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Sheridan Section
Converse Co
Sublett
Dill
Dinneen
Frank Rosler
Fone
Keeline Outfit
Gevs Wei
Gare
Senwe
Damville
Blew Cuanps
Giants
PYKED
Sheridan Sheriff
State Leader
West
Beatrice Palmer
Salvadore Gaines
Gaines
Mary
Garratt
The
ST Ock Growers “National Bank
Kulolia
Eagles’ Hall
Homey, Omi
Daniel Green
Everett and Opera
Gotham
Everwear
Spaulding
Knight’s
Oklahoma Pecan Farms Co
Mnmem
Fifth Avenue
New York
Madame Hendren
Magerie
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