Pioneer Banker of Laramie Dies in California Death
Wyoming news notes the death of a longtime Laramie banker and former commander Colonel Donnellan, aged over 60. He served in the Twenty third Ohio Infantry and lived in Laramie for about a decade, later moving to Salt Lake City and California. Local friends in Laramie express sorrow and await funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Julie Siwnnelian
Cte
Ehiw
Fleet Department
Colorado
Wyoming
Donnellan
Twenty-third
Ohio Infantry
Dente Dian
Deneer
Denver
Salt Lake City
California
Volonel Dennellon
Colonel Bannelian
Leading rancher sells holdings
Sey Winn reports the sale of the Trower inter estate near Mahogare to Cay Wood for 140000 with 16000 sheep 700 cattle and 100 horses transferring ownership. Wood inherits Ne Wood’s ranch and mountain sheep ranges while Brower, a Denver financier, becomes purchaser of the Trower interests and plans review in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Denver
Krank
Mahogiare
Robert Bray
Enneiders
Tien Leung
Cay Wood
Henver
Trower
Browere
Wyorthe
Frank Brower
Sadeess
Heavy fines for men who oppose the government
Marschal Latham jailed two men Charles Schmidt and Frank Miller for making disloyal utterances during a reception. Schmidt was fined 100 dollars plus costs, Miller 50 dollars plus costs. Both pleaded guilty and were sent to Havin for county jail hearings, with Attorney Hartigan hinting federal transfer. Secret service agents are active in the area seeking disloyal remarks and may detain others faced with past statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueveule
Marschal Latham
Charles Schmidt
Frank Miller
Harding
Schmidt
Miller
Havin
Hartigan
New Lovell Factory Opening Tomorrow
A brief notice reports a new Lovell factory set to open tomorrow with plans for operations and employment. The article notes machinery and staff readiness, with management emphasizing production and orders for local consumers.
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Lovell Factory
Aged Man Ends His Life with Bullet
Frank Webb of Kayere, 76, in despondent state after years of illness and affliction, shot himself at his ranch home. He left no family, and his brother Lea Webb, a stockman in the Kugees district, was the sole immediate relative. Funeral services were held at Buffalo.
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Casver
Ines
Frank Webb
Kayere
Jin
Wia
Lea Webl
Kugees
Esd Po
Buffalo
Fremont County to Have a Poor Farm
Fremont County completed the purchase of the Cameron place seven miles west of Lander to serve as the county poor farm. W T P Haines of Arapatoe was named superintendent, with operations expected to begin by week’s end. The county paid 10750 for the land and farm equipment including cows, sheep, wagons, and two work teams.
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Cameron Place
Cameron
Caffieron
W. P. Haines
Bull Dog Rescues Girl From Pig Attack in New Castle
Emily Lee, twelve, was attacked by a hog near the Derry place while her mother taught at Green Mountain school. A bull dog sprang from the house, seized the hog by the throat, and diverted the danger, saving the girl from critical injuries. The parents carried Emily home for care after the incident last Sunday.
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Newcastle
Emily Lee
Mra
George B
Lee
Hampshire
Manville Oil Leases 600 Acre Buck Creek Tract
Manville Oil company leased a 600 acre tract on Lance Creek to Belson Oil of Denver. Belson plans three rigs with $10,000 to $15,000 in initial spending within sixty days and drills to begin once equipment arrives. Committees A A Dieleman N K Kearns J F Christensen arranged the deal with Belson’s England attorney. Supplies will be hauled from Manville via the 77 bill road to Buck Creek field.
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Manville
Manville Oil Company
Lance Creek
Belson Oil Company
Denver
Beison Oil Company
Big Horn Labor Council Formed in Greybull
The Greybull area forms the Big Horn County Trades assembly to unite all county trades unions. Fred Ryan is president, C. H. Celery vice president, W W Henry secretary, G W Husted treasurer, Riggins corresponding secretary. About 240 members with growth expected as unions like carpenters machinists boilermakers plumbers fitters bricklayers plasterers cooks waiters and teamsters join. Each union seats two members on the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
Big Horn County
Fred Ryan
H. Cellery
W W. Henry
G. W. Husted
Riggins
Labor Council
Quick Action Saves Collision of Trains
At Lovell on July 30 a runaway freight car narrowly missed a serious collision with an approaching passenger train. Operator A. M. Dollie and baggageman Harry Gwinn raced to switch the yard tracks and diverted the car to safety just as the passenger train passed. Agent Neely attempted to brake the car but could not stop it in time.
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Messrs
Dollie and
Gwinn
Neely
Dog Rescues Hog After Exhausting Struggle
A dog found in a field clung to a hog’s throat until both animals were exhausted. The scene ends with the hog not threatening the Lee family again.
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Lee Familly Agaln
Pioneer Day Festivities and Mormon Guard Activity in Evanston
Evanston Wyoming observes Pioneer Day with speeches, a parade, sports, and a mandy hall ball. Over 100 Company E National Guard troops are stationed in Evanston under Captain Briggs, with officers listed and quarters arranged at fairgrounds. An accident at Dean ranch injures Willie Gilpin, requiring amputation of his right little finger. The county superintendent notes twelve teachers attended a July 26 27 28 exam, fewer than usual due to summer school at the state university.
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Evanston
Wyo
Mormon Church
James Brown
L. D
Boy Scouts, and Company &, National Guard
Normandy Hall
Byvanston
Boyd Frriges
U. P
Aspen
Fair Grounds
Howard Mosey
Boyd F. Briggs
Albert Dean
Q. T
Waldemar Anderson
A. Blackham
J. Johnston
Albert Molke
Tom Martin
Fred Shafer
F. Berhtold
J. Ervin
D. Gerrard
J. BR. Hall
R. Homer
C. Jessen
C. BE. Maltaberger
W. J. Parkinson
J. A. Peterson
F. Sharp Owine
James Morganson
Willie
Wm.Gilpin
Dean Ranch
Hutthe
Ogden Hospital
Jennie Isherwood
Usiel
The
State University
Automobiles overturn near oil tanks in Laramie
On Second street an automobile overturned near oil tanks as it returned to town. The steering failed and the car left the road, but the occupants escaped injury. A dozen motorists passed without offering aid before Mr. Clark the jeweler helped right the vehicle and return it to the city.
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Laramies
Laramie
Clark
Sheridan Rancher Injured After Horse Misfortune
Warren Jackins of Sheridan Ranche is hospitalized at the State hospital with a severe concussion and other injuries after a horse fell on him at his father Abner Jackinson Piney ranch. He was found unconscious and bleeding shortly after pursuing escaped horses. doctors say he is not believed to die but remains unconscious at times.
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Sheridan
Warren Jackins
State Hospital
Abner Jackinson
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Ani Tarastei
Altians County
St Memone Ee
Crevetell
Red
Pederal Attonan
Maaweer
Anguet
Conntig Ueder
Thie
Datin Stork
le Alles
Gmecord
Castoria
Ant
Fremont County
Bull Dog
Little Girl
Manville Oil Leases
Denver Syndicate
Big Horn
Great Britain
France
Ay Ore
DS Telescopa
Henry D.cracher
EO Company
Uinta County
Hvanston
Odd Fellows Lodge
Sheridan Rancher
WAT
Cheyenne
TONEY
Tomes Hall
Bere
Arenic
Saya
Sands-Hays Drug Co
Benjamin
Johnes
Warren Street
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