WOLF TRAPPER IN SHERIDAN PAID FOR KILLING WOLVES
Williams, official government wolf hunter in Sheridan Wyoming, earned about 89 thousand dollars over three years for killing nine wolves. He describes long hunts and precise shots, including a one mile kill, while horses and livestock suffered livestock damage from a pair of wolves he tracked between Wild Horse and the Wind River region.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Des
Williams
Burt
William
Wolf Hunt Ordeal Across Beaver Creek Region
State records recount a 40 mile Beaver Creek area where a lone wolf has caused cattle losses. Williams tracked the animal along the trail in October and spent the day pursuing it, returning at dusk. The hunt moves forward as Dakota is sent to assist in killing the wolf and protecting remaining cattle.
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Williams
Willian
Guster
Daketo
Robinson Interred in Jewish Cemetery
A brief obituary note reports the burial of Robinson in a Jewish cemetery following a trial on the charge of violating the drug act.
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Robinson
Leasing Talks Show Prospect of Agreement
Washington Dec 18. Conferees held another meeting this afternoon on the leasing proposal. There are prospects that an agreement will be reached.
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Washington
Prisoner Escape From Train At Rawlins Sparks Alert
Clyde Morrison escaped from a guard transporting him to the state penitentiary at Rawlins by crawling through a window and leaping to the ground before the train stopped. He was among three prisoners who rode a newbound train at Chugwater last week and had been sent from Thermopolis. The sheriff’s office was notified.
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Clyde Morrison
State Penitentiary
Rawlins
Chugwater
Thermopolle
Jewelry found at railroad track identified by owner
A box of jewelry was recovered Wednesday along the eastern railroad track and taken to the sheriff’s office for identification. Sheriff B. Smalley said the owner may claim the items by presenting proper identification. A. Edie arrived from Lincoln to visit his son, R. BR. Edie.
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B.7. Smalley
Mr. A. Edie
Lincoln
Nebraska
R. BR. Edie
Ollie Recalled as Handy with Razor in Woman’s Testimony
A woman testifies that Ollie often used a razor and was present during tense moments at a house. She claims Emma wanted to remove Ollie to protect a business, while Ollie admits no drunkenness but describes episodic paralysis during past visits.
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Ollie
Olle
Emma
Sheridan woman to settle in Casper with fiancé
Agnes Exgerweiler of Sheridan visits Mrs. RK A Edie and plans to move to Casper with Mr. Eggenweiler who has taken an engineer post at Midwest Refining Co. in Casper. The couple will establish their future home there.
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Agnes Exgerweiler
Sheridan
RK. A. Edie
Casper
Mr. Eggenweiler
Midwest Refining Co
Wanes Toe Thoes Who Will Pat Be Able to Whore
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Catlett RT Leaves Jail After Fine
Newland Catlett, a colored man, who was fined 95 on Wednesday for threshing, was released from jail. The incident centers on a local threshing dispute and the penalty imposed.
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Catlett Rt
Newland Catlett
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