Wyoming marriages birth and death notices ledger
Wyoming records list several marriages including Spencer Ace and Mrs Briton in Foontello Idaho and William King and Julian in Colorado Springs. Basin couples E C Hoover and Emma Lair plus Claude Gould and Emily Erickson also wed. Births noted near Basin and Lander. deaths include P Simeon A Fearnley and Ben Baker with regional details.
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Wyoming
Spencer Ace
Briton
Hock Springs
Foontello
Idaho
William King
Utah
Julian
Rock Springs General Hospital
Colorado Springs
Basin
E. C. Hoover
Emma Lair
Connorsville
Indiana
Billings
Montana
Basin People
Claude P. Gould
Emily Erickson
Earl Shepherd
Laramie Plains
Laramie
Annie Schermer
U. P
Herder Feared Lost After Snowstorm Near Separation
A herder named Ponovan, employed by John Mahoney, was swept up in a blizzard early in the week near Separation where shelter is scarce and landmarks vanish. Persistent searchers fear he perished, as no trace has been found.
Miner suffers spine fracture from careless blast at Gelo mine
Dr. C. W. Peaman brought Pete Gloeb to Basin hospital after he was struck by a fragment of ore during mining work. The injury left him paralyzed from the waist down and he required urgent treatment.
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Basin
de. C. W., Peaman
Gelo
Pete Gloeb
Basin Hospital
Miner Killed by Mail Train Near Rock Springs
Jan Simeon Parrier a coal miner was killed by mail train No 9 near Mayle while returning from Woodskenoe. He left France recently and was survived by a wife two children and two brothers in Maw to Rock Springs.
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Rock Springs
Jan Simeon Parrier
Mayle
Wort
Woodskenoe
Bessages
France
Henry K. Clay Escapes From Penitentiary
Henry K. Clay, 28, dark complexioned, weighing 160 pounds, escaped from the penitentiary Saturday evening by leaving through a hospital window with a rope after asking to visit the hospital. He was serving a 21 year murder sentence for second degree murder, with six years served. Authorities and sheriff’s offices nationwide are searching. Clay was involved in a robbery and murder at a Laramie store in 1906.
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Rawlins
Henry K. Clay
Clay
Dig Dutiog
Laramie
Bell Theatre Blaze Devastates Casper Building
A Sunday night fire destroyed the Bell theatre in Casper starting in the operating loft. High winds and a frozen hydrant hampered efforts, with losses around 1200 for the building and 2000 for proprietor W. R. Sample, who held $7500 insurance. the city owned the property and used the hall as a city facility.
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Casper
Bell Theater
Second
Center Streets
W. R. Sample
Ell Theater
Wyoming game warden seizes three contraband moose heads
State Game Warden raided Lander taxidermy shops and confiscated three mounted moose heads shipped from other states. Owners Rhodes & Gilbert and Hammond face formal charges. Wyoming bans moose killing and possession since 1909, with cases awaiting trial to define warden authority.
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Lander
Thodes
Rhodes & Gilbert
Bue- Iween
United States
Hammond
Plans for New Theatre Casper Unveiled
The new sample theatre in Casper outlines a 50 by 125 foot building with full basement and seating for 650. It features a full width stage with a 25 foot opening and dressing rooms on both sides, compared with the usual 18 to 20 feet.
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Casper
Sample Theatre
Pearls Found In Buffalo Oyster Stir
Buffalo merchants face oyster shortage amid demand from a recent incident. James N. King found ten pearls in a single oyster, ranging from mustard seed to pea sized. Polished pearls expected to be valuable.
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Buffalo
James N. King
Lost in Blizzard Sheridan Jat
Miwae DD Powers, wife of a former Sheridan resident, spent a blizzard night 26 miles south of Gillette huddled in a dusty wagon with no fire or wheel shelter. The piece mentions domestic hardship and recommends Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain.
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Mike Powers
Lorenae
New Officers Elected by Militia Boys
At a Militia meeting on January 15 the following men were elected unanimously as officers Captain Donald A. Preston First Lieutenant Arthur Piggott and Second Lieutenant Walter Thiess.
Ripe Old Age Honors Willis Spear Jr at 88
Willis Spear Jr celebrated his eighty eighth birthday surrounded by his children at Bincon Williams Spear Ely Horn Avenue home. A dinner honored the event as Grandpa Spear, a veteran of the Mexican War and the California gold seekers of forty nine, spent a quiet day with family.
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Sheridan
Willis Spear, Jr
Bincon
William Spear
Ely Horn Avenue
Grandpa Spear
California
Expert Optometrist Promises Superior Lens Service
A local optometrist warns against common jewelers and promises precise refractive corrections. The practice highlights intimate eye knowledge and a proprietary grinding plant to custom fit lenses, claiming state leading service and equipment.
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Wuet
Local News Bits From Wyoming Areas
Numerous brief items from small towns include James Woods of Lingle injuring his ankle while hauling ice, Collins and Hyde dissolving their Basin law firm, John Venter paying a fine after an altercation in Afton, Mrs. C. P. Hanna injured crossing a hill, Willam Ward of Laramie paralyzed briefly from a fall, editor P. F. Lucas losing two fingernails trimming paper, Postmaster Bucher shipping thousands of pennies, a Buffalo shearer dislocating a wing while drunk, Rochester Wyoming preparing an asbestos mill at Glenrock, glands disease affecting Casper horses killing four, Charles M. Cobb ordained as minister, Charlie Miller making bobcats record, and the Capitol hotel in Lowell changing owners.
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James Woods
Lingle
Changh
Krm
Collins
T. M. Hyde
Basin
Hyde
Ridgely
John Venter
Afton
C. P. Hanna
Sheridan
Willam Ward
Laramie
FP. E. Lucas
The
Buffalo Bhutletinth
Bucher
Lander
Buffalo
Rochester- Wyoming Asbestos Company
Glhenrock
Casper
Fred Manny
Charles M. Cobb
Greybull
Charlie Miller
Cody
Capitol Hotel
Lowell
A. S. Johnson
J. J. Coook
Week of Prayer Services Begin at Presbyterian Church
The opening meeting of the week long prayer observance was well attended. Rev. L Harold Forde pastor Evangelist led the services with a focus on Prayer for the Schools. The services will continue each night with special subjects discussed each evening.
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L. Harold Forde
Evangeliot
Chicken Dinner at Methodist Ladies Parish Hall
The Methodist Ladies announce a hot chicken dinner in the church parlor on Tuendsy evening, January Lévh, from 5 to 7. Menu includes Cream Chicken ntouet, mashed pliions, scalloped corn, pea salad, Kite, Monmemate bread and butter, apple mince pie, coffee. A moving picture show will follow.
Striking U P workers fined for assault
Harrison Piper and J J Eagan, two UP employees, were fined 50 each after arrest for assault on Wilnus Stilotehey. They cannot pay and remain in city jail to serve sentence, then face re-arrest on county assault charges. Other police court notes include drunk cases and a Ft Russell soldier referred to his commander. a justice court case for converting electric current was dismissed.
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Harrison Piper
J. J. Eagan
U. P
Wilnus Stilotehey
Welnitz
Sheriff's Office
John Dennigen
McDonald
Offenge
Y. Uyoka
J. Rounk
Ft. Russell
Ft. Runzell
Moffit
Justice Court
J. J. Miahoney
Cheyenne Electric Company
Feeding Ensilage by John Thompson
John Thompson recounts four years of silage feeding experience detailing storage timing, feeding order, and a two-teat approach to extend stock through January to May. He notes a rare heat issue from December silage and stresses staged feeding, hay options, and disciplined daily portions to keep cattle thriving into spring.
Transition of New Mexico From Territory to State
In Taos Fe New Mexico on January 15 a transition ceremony marked the territory’s shift toward statehood. Gov elect W C McDonald was inaugurated as the first water governor amid a military civic parade and a ball at the armory after a palace reception.
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New Mexico
Troy
Twits Fe
N. M
Sla
W. C. McDonald
Justice Court Busy With Three Informational Cases
Justice Edward's court heard three informations yesterday including grand and petty larceny and a search warrant. Louise Kalbre accuses Frank Cline of stealing her purse and six dollars after a dance on August 6, and Cline is sought by constables. Ed Spear accuses Geo Cavanaugh of stealing a gold watch valued at thirty five dollars. Cavanaugh is believed to be in Denver. Geo Horton swore out a search warrant against Cunningham over a revolver believed stolen, with Cunningham’s whereabouts unknown.
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Edward
Louise Kalbre
South Side
Frank Cline
Cline
Geo
Horton
Gunningham
Horee Creek
Cunningham
Feasting at Cheyenne Firehouse Links Politics and Grub
Cheyenne fire department hosts a Grub Fond with Alderman Sweet Trestle and Keating, Police Chief Schools and other council members attending. About twenty present, menu features Mulligano dishes, pies, and coffee. Also mentions The Lion and the Mouse stage play at Capitol Avenue Theatre on January 26.
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Cheyenne Fire Department
Central Station
Sweet
Trestle
Keating
Council
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Biigh
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State of
Wyo
Wrek
Frank Ewer
Beaver Creek
William Blummell
Liman
John Grent
Gillette
Lesle W. Reed
Rock Springa
P. Simeon
A. Fearnley
Gina Coal Company
Mike Massa
Sarah M. Burwell
Anne Allard
Evanston
Vermont
Ke. B. Chaplin
Celia
Albert Bayers
South Pass
Melancthon C. Reede
Henry £. Clay
Bell Theatre
New Theatre
Playhouse
Buffalo Man
Lady
Taywy
Chanderlain
National Guard
Lander Eledt
Poritz
W. Groves
Niveth Mer Optical Compa
17Th and
Capitol Ave
Moving Picture
Bubscribe
Assaul
Mahoney
John Thompson
Ayer
Smith
Jones
DE Mulligand
Anvite Friends
Hotel DE Taylor
de Mulligano
Tomathos
Mulligano de Boller
Dezserts
Seearg Dee Treastle Central Fire Station
Chef DeTruckee
Young Buck
California Fig Syrup CO
Saul
BAUGO
I" Mae
Ballon
WELJ
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