Shooting Tragedy Follows Cattle War at Piney Daniel
Reports from Piney Big Piney say Carl Sorensen died by his own hand after a confrontation with men accused of cattle theft. Rich McMinn, Enos, Jowett, Sangent and Sorensen pursued suspects. a volley wounded and killed several. Sorensen, forty, led as a foreman for Horse Creek and Beaver Cattle and Horse Growers association and had a homestead near the Sareent ranch at Daniel.
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BIG Piney
Mr. Piney
W. B Ener
Carl Botensen
Daniel
Stepiden
Carl
Mr. Enos
Rich McMinn
McMind
Enos, Jowett, Sangent
Sorensen
Enos Barrent
McMinn
Jewett
Ter
Talon
Carl Sorensen
Horse Creek
Beaver
Beaver Cattle & Horse Growers
Sareent
New Gas Well Near Douglas Sparking Wyoming Operations
July 2 report from Moerritt OW and Gas company describes a new well near Douglas in Wyoming. The well shows average production around twenty five barrels per day from rock pressure and filled 3200 feet with oil, drilled by Standard Exploration company, oil found in shallow sand, expanding regional oil-field operations.
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Caspar
Moerritt OW and Gas Company
Douglas
Standard Exploration Company
Wyoming
Proven
Accident near Unity injures Manville man
W P Speugh of Manville sustained a severe head injury after a rock struck his machine on a trip from Deugine following a Republican meeting. The accident occurred near Unity about eighteen miles away. He was taken to Douglas hospital and later left for home the following Saturday.
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Potalas
W. P. Speugh
Manville
Deugine
Republcan
Bau
Unity
Efee
Leo
Iwan
Douglas Hospital
Laramie Sends for Frontier Crowd At Cheyenne
The Chamber of Commerce reports strong interest from Laramie for Cheyenne Frontier celebration badges. A stylish air badge has been printed to identify Laramie attendees, with many badges already distributed and more requested for a well represented showing.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Chamber of Commerce
Charter of Commerce
Cheyenne Frontier
Chamber of Commercce
Sheridan Plans to Show at Fair
Sheridan Commercial club will organize grain and farm product exhibits for the state fair, September 6 27 28 and 29. Farmers urged to contribute grasses and early grains with large brands, samples sent to Sheridan or delivered, premium books requested from state fair officials to inform exhibitors of rules and premiums.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Commercial Club
Sheridan County
Sipele
Highy
Four Little Girls to Make Land Drawing in Spokane
Four girls will draw names from an iron drum listing registrants for Colville Indian reservation land from July 6 to July 22. The first drawn chooses 160 or 320 acres in the south half. about 100,000 registered, with 4090 names expected to be drawn on day one.
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Spokane
Wash
Colville
McPhaul
Gridiron Prospects at State U
LARAMIE July 36 If Coach Corbett’s ant turn out to be realizations the best football team in years will represent Wyoming and its state university this coming fall. The coach plans for the season and believes that with several old mainstays and new players who have already made a name for themselves that the outlook is bright.
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Laramie
Corbett
Wyoming
Douglas Commercial Club May Experiment Plan
The Douglas Good Roads and Commercial club considers a plan to demonstrate sugar beet farming by leasing 15 to 20 acres near the city, hiring a man to plant and tend the crop until harvest. The effort aims to cover costs and show value to farmers, with a decision to be submitted at the next club meeting.
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Douglas
Suger Leet Committee
Douglas Good Roads and Commercial Club
Columbus Club Kor To Be Placed On Market
The Columbus club in the Association was placed on the market for sale yesterday. Poor showing last year and this season led President Koenborn to announce a desire to retire from the sport.
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Columbus Club
Columbus
Koenborn
Fragmentary Market Note From Odd British Journal
A garbled clip references price activity and markets with scattered phrasing about Louden and a new metal center. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece hints at observed market fluctuations and a throttle on resales amid unfamiliar terms.
Wyoming News Highlights And Local Incidents
Escaped Basin county inmates recaptured while Crook county rancher Loalie Wolk dies after appendicitis attack. Rumors of eastern capitalists expanding in Moorcroft. Yellowstone summer visitors and a paralysis case near Lander. Flood damage and rail connection speculation in Grey Bull. Thermopolis weddings and new laundry in Lovell. Douglas builds new brick structures and water pump repairs. Big Piney streets improve while couple Sage and Grace Moffatt wed.
Yowling headlines of the week in Wyoming and beyond
Frank Race dies after being struck by a freight train as he attempted to ride it back to work in Alberta. A rural mail route will be established at Chugwater next month. Guernsey experiences a burst of building activity with several structures under construction. Gillette Gingers defeat Newcastle 11 to 2 in baseball. A creamery is planned for Guernsey. A man named Patrick, new to Glenrock, is shot at multiple times near a cabin in the mountains.
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Frank Race
Alberta
Douglas
Chugwater
Gillette
Newcastle
Glemrock
Patrick
Man Mistaken for Rival Passes After Hat Theft
Fragmentary report notes a man may have been mistaken for another after his hat and clothing were interfered with. He believes his capture relates to known enemies and suspects he was targeted by a rival.
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Piney
Car
Sorenson
Kilas Himable
Spa Manville
Frontier Daiber’s
Hirsh-Wickwire Co. and
Schloss Bros. Clothing
Stetson and
Schoble
Street and
Carter & Holmes
Sweet-Orr & Company
Fownes
George W. Daiber
Carey
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. Good
Douglas Commercial Club
Bama
APTAL
Moeltiday
Basin County
Loalie Wolk
Crook County
Downing
Pittsburg
Moorcroft
Country
Yellowstone National Park
John Nelson
Lander
Lander Hospital
Hudson
Hall
Chas, Johnson
Rawlins
Broome
Johnson
Ray Wight
Thermopolis
Burns
Max Lochard
Doris Welsh
Shoshon
Lovell
George B. Nelson
Industrial Club of
Casper
Illinois
Mr. Nelson
National Forests of
Rudolph Swarts
Pinedale
Wyo
Swart
Hazel Rutledge
The
Sherman Co
Hat Creek
Bill
Douglass
City Hall
Jenne Jwilding
Congregational Church
Mendenhall
Mystic
City Water Works
Fen F. Sctaher Speciallemg
Metrist
Optician
Strect
Saget
Lateet
Knight's
Joseph L. Sage
Mine Grace SN. Moffatt
Gigeek
Stock Growers National Bank
United States Depository
McCafferty
Warmerman’s
Guernsey
Dudine's
Horlick
Castoria
Mra
Charis Regal
Sante Anite
Cal
C. & S. Burlington
Gheyeone
Aleo
New Wertice
North Platte Valley
Omaha
Kansas
Alliance
Casarr
Sharling
W Udover
Casner
Wendever
Wendovar
Burlingtom
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Omweha
Werderers
Anne
Toko
Uhescuee
Teste P. Wm
Battie
Melena
Gowdi
Yeine Gio
Burlington
Heaines
Barry
Diliage
K L. W. Wakeley
General Pasaager
Orn
L Moone
Generel Agcul
Heycane
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