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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1917

Page

2

Hillsdale Night School Opens Free Courses For All Residents

Hillsdale principal A Champion organized a free night school open to all residents. He will teach Spanish English bookkeeping music and penmanship. The town embraces the progressive measure with many enrollments as a weekly Hillsdale News paper is launched to follow the town's events. In other news Mrs R L Ward advertises Corsets at 1615 Central. A Union Pacific conductor Patrick was hospitalized in Laramie with lung congestion after exposure to severe cold near Rock River. His mother Dr Florence Patrick of Horse Creek was in the city to meet him.

Hillsdale, Peb. G —R A. Champion Hillsdale High School Ailndale Champion Hillsdale Life Hillsdale Iesve Laramin den Pptrick Union Pacific Laramie Rock River Florence Patrick Horse Creek Alma Gluck Victor

Inquest Over Armenian Killed By Train at Rock River

Coroner Johnson will hold an inquest tomorrow at nine o'clock into the death of an Armenian man struck by a Union Pacific train at Rock River Saturday. One eye witness reports details are meager. The body was brought to Laramie that night. Claim Agent W. F. Zabel of Cheyenne will attend.

Laramie Johnson Union Pacific Rock River W. F. Zabel Cheyenne

Silo survey shows Wisconsin leads with 65992 silos

A Heard's Dairyman survey estimates 123160 silos nationwide as of July 1 1916. Wisconsin heads with 65992 silos followed by New York 42946 and Wyoming 61. Pit silos are common in Laramie county with seven noted. Costly but efficient pit silos provide easy maintenance and low building costs. Suggests local silo clubs to share mixers forms and cement to reduce costs. Also discusses seed testing value and a Cheyenne short course on farming topics.

R. E. Reynolds United States Heard's Dairyman State Boards of Agriculture Wisconsin New York Nevada Wyoming Laramie

Casper Fleecer Caught In St. Paul

Casper Fleecer, alias Edward G. Brooks, the young man who forged checks on the Swift Packing company to swindle saloon keepers last summer, has been secured by the St Paul sheriff. Officials say he was wanted in several states and Billings sheriff claimed him, bringing the forger back to Billings to answer charges.

Casper Edward G. Brooks Swift Packing Company Aheriff Paul

Prompt Service Prices for Phone Lines Aired

Fragmentary note lists phone service pricing and operation details. It mentions prompt service options and price references unclear due to OCR gaps. Entities include a service, price terms, and generic contact references without clear names or dates.

A. W

Yellowstone Motors Into The Automobile Era At Park

Casper Feb 6 The interior department endorses motorized access to Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain parks with new roads and car con ventions planned. Eustis of Burlington announces special accommodations through the automobile bureau and AA A cooperation. The Cody and Gardner entrances gain nine ty miles of highway with conveyances for four to twenty passengers.

Casper Yellowstone Park Department of the Interior National Parks Eustis Burlington Washington Chicago Automobile Bureau American Automobile Association Yellowstone Lake Hotel Cody Road Mount Sylvian Tuke National Park Cody Wyo Gardner, Mont Uncle Sam Rocky Mountain Park Estes Park Ito Kuntia

Snow in Mountains Reports Peak Snow Depths

Feb 6. Forest officials report observers in the mountains show thirty inches of snow at 8000 feet and sixty eight inches at 16000 feet by end of January. Snow depth is slightly above average for this time of year.

Anove Avemagh Laramle

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