Wyoming Wool Growers Convention Heads To Thermopolis
The Wyoming Wool Growers association prepares for its January 15 16 and 17 gathering in Thermopolis with a large sheepmen delegation. Notables include W F Etryker James Dickie T W Tomlinson and Mrs C A Kleman. Railroads offer a one and one third fare round trip. Committees report about 1200 dollars donated for entertainment.
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Wyoming
Wool Growers Convention
Thermopolis
Thermopol
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Lander
Harris Woods
Hosea Hants
M. Wilson
James Dickie
W. F. Etryker
Taffic
South Omaha Live Stock Exchange
T. W. Tomlinson
American National Live Stock Association
C. A. Kleman
Cavago
United States
C. & Sellars
H. P Rothwell
R. M. Marquis
W. A. Woodrow
C. FE. Plende
Walter Swanson
PF. M. Pla
Funeral for Miss Buhice Trenholm Held in Wheatland
Funeral services for Miss Buhice Trenholm, who died after an appendicitis operation, were conducted Sunday at 1 PM at the Congregational church by Rev. Evans. Interment followed in Wheatland cemetery. Decorators The Sherman Co.
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Wheatland
Buhice Trenholm
the Congregational Church
Evans
Wheatland Cemetery
Baggage Shift: Folondor Transferred to Cheyenne
Jan. C Folondor, long time baggage room clerk at the deport, is named passenger brake man on the Wyoming division and has left for Cheyenne to start duties. His successor is not yet named, but will be announced soon as the force is reassigned.
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Laramie, Jan. C
Folondor
Deport
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Ilia Sucessor
Dottes
Bandit Carlisle Reward Claimants Grow Over 100
In Wyoming the rewards for Carlisle's arrest rise above 106 claimants. Judge Winter in Casper will hear the claims in Rawlins this month to allocate the $5500. George Baccus and Harnden, of Laramie, arrested Carlisle and held him at gunpoint until Carbon County Sheriff arrived. Carlisle serves life in Rawlins penitentiary and may be asked to testify about his capture.
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Laramie
Fred Dudley
Oesey, & Drakeman
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Hanns
William N. Carlisle
Ariest
Carlisle
Rawlins
E. Winter
Casper
George Baccus
Mr. Harnden
Carbon County
Rawlina
Wyoming Receives 40684 for Good Roads Bill Funds
The secretary of agriculture announces the 1917 fiscal year allotment for good roads in national forests. Wyoming is awarded 40684 dollars, with Colorado and North Dakota also listed. funds target road development in forested areas benefiting nearby communities. Applications from county commissioners were due by January 1, 1917.
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Denver
Secretary of Agriculture
Loreal Forest
Colorado
Wyoming
Dakota
Riley
Fremont Revives Division Wrangle in Riverton
Riverton launches a county division fight in Fremont county with a delegation to Lander. Riverton seeks control of most of the east and north territories, backed by lobby funds and attorney Hatterton, while Shoshoni opposes the move and current lawmakers oppose division.
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Lander
Fremont County
Riverton
Ines Riverton
Riverton Commercial Club
Lander Club
Hudson
Wind River
Dooley's
Nate Beker
Register of the Land Office
Douglas
Wyoming Central Irrigation Project
Shoshon
Shoshoni
Warren
Dobler
Cheyenne
Atty
Pioneer settler Frank Rice dies at 71 in Laramie
Frank Rice aged 71 a pioneer of Laramie and Albany county died at home 100 Bradley street after a pneumonia attack He came to Laramie in 1870 married Margaret Throbro in 1874 and had six children two died in childhood Survived by widow three children a brother and sister He served as Laramie councilman helped locate the first water works and was the first Odd Fellow in Laramie His funeral was conducted by the Odd Fellows today with services led by their lodge
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Laramie
Frank Rice
Albany County
Bradley Street
Rice
Henry Bath
Clark Pelton
Syracuse
N. Y
Mr. Rice
Margaret Throbro
C. H. Rice
Sheffield Barracks
Honolulu
Sirvant
Superior
Neb
Anna Rice
Unniversity Training School
George Rice
Lurington
Mich
Mary Lewis
Bay City
Laremio
Odd Fellows
Quiet Green Hives Wedding For Miss Margaret Baird
A quiet ceremony in Green Hives joined Miss Margaret Baird and Pearl in marriage. Friends and family attended as the couple began their life together.
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Nhock Springs
Margaret Baird
Weston Couple United In Congregational Ceremony
Weston were united in marriage by the Congregational minister. Miss Anna Baird and Ed Beal were the attendants and Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brinegar also witnessed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Baird of Lion and a Rock Springs favorite. The groom was formerly employed at Lion and now resides in Rock Springs with a furnished house on Bridge avenue where they will live.
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Weston
Anna Baird
Ed Beal
William T. Brinegar
James Baird
Lion
Rock Springs
Bridge Avenue
Popular Rawlins Couple Are Wed
The Rev. F. E. Swiss officiated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen as Miss Martha M. Hansen wed Louis C. Larsen in an intimate ceremony. The bride wore white satin and silver lace with orange blossoms. cousin Malinda Miller served as bridesmaid and Gam Kelly as best man. Prof. Ove Peterson provided music and led the ceremony.
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Ove Peterson
Reception Held at Danish Hall With Green and White Decor
A reception at the Danish Hall featured green and white decor, a banquet, and dancing. Mrs. Larsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen, grew up in the city and attended local schools, a Quincy business college, and the National Behood of Domestic Science in Washington. Larsen, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Larsen, graduated from Rawlins schools and the University of Wyoming. The couple now reside in a new apartment, as Larsen works in the family coal and lumber business.
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Larsen
Peter Hansen
Business
Quincy
Ill
National Behood of Domestic Science
Washington, D. C
H. Larsen
Rawlins
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
H. Bennett
Rawlings School Reopens After Winter Vacation
Rawlings January 9. School reopened after holiday closure. Changes in several rooms include Miss Francis Smith resigning as teacher and superintendent, replaced by Mrs. Draper who now leads her former room. Miss Crystal Thode moves to Mrs. Draper’s room. Mrs. Clyde Martin takes over Thode’s room.
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Rawlans
Francis Smith
Draper
Crystal Thode
Clyde Martin
Miss Thode
Rancher's Frozen Body Discovered in Wyoming
The body of George Johnson was found Friday near the Thoren sheep wagon at Musk rat, frozen to death. He had left Christmas morning without mittens or over shoes while herding for Lincoln Morrison. Coroner notified and arrived in Shoshoni to conduct the inquest. Johnson was a familiar figure in Shoshoni, living in the area for ten years.
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Shoshoni
George Johnson
Villa decisively defeated in Mexican pursuit
The report states Villa was decisively beaten by American forces near El Paso with Carranza occupying Jimenez Santa Rosa and Parral. Villa has fled toward Duran as U.S. agents believe the campaign ends Villa’s threat for the moment.
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Villa
EL Pasq
Jeo
Carranza
Jimenez
Santa Roana
Parral
Duran
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Union Pacific System
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Fremont
Wrangle
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Hook
Goople
Green River
Victor Records
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Amelita Galli-Carci
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Galli-Carci
Chicago Opera Company
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