Fragmented OCR Item: Bunches and Weights Noted
Partial OCR text shows phrases about bunches and weights with many illegible words. No clear people, places, dates, or events emerge to identify a news item or subject.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1918
Page
8
Partial OCR text shows phrases about bunches and weights with many illegible words. No clear people, places, dates, or events emerge to identify a news item or subject.
GROVER July 19 During a heavy rainstorm a horse ridden by Lelion Duison of Grover bolted and ran into a wire fence. The rider’s leg was cut severely, a wound about five inches long between the hip and knee, sewn at L. B. D. hospital and the boy rested comfortably the next day. The injury is ugly and will need time to heal.
A county clerk issued a permit yesterday saving another marriage license for Ola J Bev. The brief act reflects routine clerical processing of licenses in the county records.
The county clerk records show the issuance of the 502nd license since the book opened on June 24 1917. This averages more than one license daily over the 13 months of use. Local residents include Denver and Nashville’s Pearsie A Bell as parties to the latest license.
Lieut. Thomas B. Lee died at Camp Kearney California on May 12 1918 from blood poisoning caused by an injury while playing baseball. After ten days of illness the infection spread through his system and could not be checked by physicians.
Lieutenant Lee aged nearly forty was a gifted musician, vocalist, and choir director. He once owned and edited the Independent newspaper and served 28 months in southern Texas spreading church teachings. He rose to the Seventy office and leaves a wife and four year old son. widow Mrs. Lee will reside in Bisby Idaho.
From News Over State items in towns across the region on July 19. Red Crow Knitting Club members are urged to transfer from sweat ore to sock knitting for soldiers in France. Other notes include a business leaders rally to help farmers harvest, Pioneer Day observances, police raids on Evanston hotels, hotel LeBonte reopening, local trials and sentences, and community projects from housing to dry farming successes.
Basins July 19 report notes rural mail service starting from Basin to North Bend country serving 170 people with Boyd Feffner as carrier for a time. In Worland a new fire whistle is installed and a townwide signal system directs residents to the area of any fire.
Basin Wyoming reports Sheriff Wickwire arresting Malcolm Moore on grand larceny charges after his sheep camp wagon and team were stolen from Otto road camping grounds. Moore traveled to Cody with the outfit, and the case sparked a wider probe including a second man, Fred Carlton Corbett, whose draft status led to possible induction. Deputy Fisher heads to Ogden to secure further actions.
Mr Hunt faces embezzlement charges in Greyhull after allegedly collecting nearly 100 dollars for the Red Cram. Huff tended to an injured boy and is recovering. The Seatons plan to stay in Jacksons Hole if they secure a suitable home.
Oscar Seaton and family from Buffalo Wyoming visited relatives in the valley. At the O HM Seaton ranch near Zenith the 11 year old Alva Seaton attempted to ride a game calf, fell during the ride and sustained a broken arm. The attending doctor treated the injury.
Miss Helen Johns spends the month at her parents home. The Home Economics club met with Mrs Poch last week and will meet next at Mrs Robert Cook's home in Round Top. A venerable canning demonstration by Mrs Bennmitt and helpers is planned. Tickets invite all to attend. Mr and Mrs Charlies Trefferan and family now drive a new Ford.
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