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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1911

Page

10

County Commissioner Killed at Rock Creek Sawmill

Buffalo New York reports County Commissioner William H Robbins killed instantly at a sawmill on Rock Creek twelve miles north. He was walking beside a moving carriage and fell into a large circle saw. Mill workers witnessed the accident. Robbins was a recent elected official and ranch stock owner, survived by wife and three children.

Buffalo William H. Robbins Rock Creek Serosa Robbins

Richards Take Down Rake Company Formed in Town

The Richards Take Down Rake company is incorporated with a capital stock of $100000. It is probable a small factory will be built here initially with plans to expand if demand justifies growth.

Sheridan Albert Richards Wyoming Rake Richards Take Down Rake Company

Rescue car to Utah mining camps from Wyoming visit

Evanston report notes rescue car No. 4 led by Sumner Smith leaves Wyoming for Utah mining camps. Miners studying government instruction on mine rescue after explosions, then the car will return to Rock Springs to stand by for any future disaster.

Evanston Uinta County Sumner Smith State of Wyoming Utah Rock Springs Wve

Mexican man shot. gunman freed in Basin case

Worland Wyoming residents report Joseph Cortes, wounded when leaving a local venue, lost his arm from a bullet. Harry Duncan, accused shooter, has been released from Basin County jail with backing from town supporters. Torrington hosts stock association formation to aid stockmen welfare with officers named A. T. Mason president and others on the board.

Sheridan Jan William F Mills Res Becon Ountry Worland Joseph Cortes Las Harry Duncan Basin

Footsteps Annoying Sheridan Courthouse Dear to Cover Floors

Sheridan residents complained of loud footsteps at the county courthouse prompting the county commissioners to approprate funds to cover the floors of all offices and corridors with cork carpet. An upcoming dance event is announced for Thursday February 2.

Sheridan Court House

Mother Discovers Daughter Dead After Hay Rack Accident

Sundance report of four year old Evelyn McWhirter who died when her neck became caught on hay rack beams after playing near a wagon at a ranch east of town. Neighbors and officers note the tragedy as a fatal accident during a child’s play period. Lovell considers a basin wide Fourth of July Mammoth celebration to honor U S birthday and Wyoming statehood anniversary.

Sundance Phillip McWhirter McWhirters Eviyn Lovell Big Horn Basin United States Wyoming

State Briefs Roundup Wyoming News Fragments

Lander reports a new Haldwin block awning blown away by wind. Thermopolis notes divorce granted William J. McGannon from Jenny McGannon. Lander mentions Harpy Rhein injured by a badly broken ankle near home. Basin News cites W. F. Johnson injury en route from Washington after street crossing incident in St Paul. Lusk covers Miss Flosele Baer losing five teeth, Miss Kntmlin injured, Frank Rider dragged under overturned buggy when a team ran away. Worland records divorce Edward Maples from Myrtle Maples. Sheridan reports Frank McGee hospitalized after a mine accident. Rock Springs says Willam Thurman may lose sight from eye injury by a sharp stick. Gillette announces new exchange at local telephone company. Lander says creamery operations start March 1. Cody notes deep snow halting Sunlight mine work until spring. Sheridan cites census figure of 8 408 about a thousand low. Tarami reports A C Brooks Jr shot in leg from accidental handling of a .22 rifle. Cody reports Leverett Quimelt with a broken nose from stage line incident.

Lander Haldwin Thermopolis William J. McGannon Jenny McGannon Harpy Rhein Basin News W. F. Johnson Washington St. Paul Minn Johnson Lusk Flosele Baer Mise Kntmlin Frank Rider Worland Edward Maples Myrtle Maples Sheridan Frank McGee Acme Rock Springs Willam Thurman Gillette Cody Tarami A. C. Brooks, Jr Wood Landing Cody—Leverett Qeimelt

Sage Tea and Old Remedies Still Popular Says Druggist

An up to date druggist notes surprising use of old fashioned cures. Sage tea is touted for dark glossy hair and scalp toning. The piece mentions sulfur based preparations and modern bottles, alluding to products by Weetone or Weehoe, with references to a New York City firm and a catalog model.

Wulphur Werk Company

Wyoming News Briefs and Local Deaths

A collection of teen injury at a school event, and multiple notices from towns like Sundance Encampment Afton Basin Green River and Lovell including infant births and deaths. Names include EB Heaton Sheridan J W Carso Evanston Leonard Bruner Frank Murray and George Banks among others.

Lusk Russell Reynolds Denver Wyoming Albany EB. J. Heaton Sheridan J. W. Carso Thomas Painter Evanston Sundance Leonard Bruner Frank Murray Afton William Gomm Basin F. J. Wood Green River George Banks

Mechanical Department Moves to Green River Terminal

The mechanical department of the western division, moved from Moanaton to Green River, is now installed there under Union Pacific Railroad administration. The clerical department is also relocating, with Evanston offices to be installed locally before the end of the year.

Green River Union Pacific Railroad Company Western Division Moanaton Ths Place Evanston

New York Press Club Boosts Dix For President

Taft renominated at the New York Press Club dinner sparks debate over Governor Dix's 1912 bid. Insurgent momentum and the club's unity are questioned as both leaders receive cordial support from members.

New York Taft Press Club Dix Nowa Albow

Election ripple after coffee mistaken vote results

A muddled newspaper fragment notes confusion over election outcomes and declares a president and governor have gained new supporters in Park Row amid unclear results and lingering questions about the poll.

Coffe Frollon Worlumby Wood Park Row

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