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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
14
A mixed classified page offers sale items including brass bed dining set leather couch and mattress with prices and contact details. farm animals and furniture are listed. Legal notices cover Mary H Sinon estate Mary E White estate and a Wyoming probate hearing for Ellen Conroy with dates and officials. an administrator seeks a son James R Carpenter. final line invites for sale ads in the State Leader.
Public land filing for Isaac Jones at Cheyenne Wyoming to prove final three-year proof March 2 1920 witnesses Geraldine Daniels John James Frank Smith Jerry Daniels all of Horse Creek Wyoming. Public notice of estates of Monica Buenger and Valine Omer with administrators names Bertha Meyers and Monica Buenger and deadlines six months to file claims and one year to bar claims. Local livestock market and grain prices reported for Omaha Chicago Minneapolis and surrounding areas.
A historical note highlights the Bringing Up Father comic strip with references to its 1899 era copyright and patent status as registered in the United States Patent Office.
The Ohio Oil company completed its eighth well in the Rock Creek field, located on the southeast quarter of section 2 19 78. The well produced 900 barrels initially and flowed 1 020 barrels the next day. The lease includes Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum with a royalty and 15 percent working interest. seventeen wells in the field show Elk Basin interests, with several near pay land and completion expected within 30 days.
Conrad G. Evers, a rancher six miles north of the Fort D. A. Russell reservation, was arrested on a charge connected to buying oats from unnamed parties. The report notes the regional location and ongoing legal action surrounding the grain purchase.
Troops accused in the grand try are arrested and will be tried by military court. A leader named Wanna Try is sought, though details remain unclear.
Mr. P. 0. Guthrie, formerly of Cheyenne and now of Lovell Wyoming, visited the city yesterday on his way home from Denver where he has been on business. TRY STATE LEADER WANT ADS THEY BRING RESULTS.
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