Cattle and hog markets show mixed gains at Denver sale
Denver cattle receipts were fair with prices steady to slightly higher. Beef cattle markets ranged from 11.25 to 12.45 for top steers, cows from 8.00 to 9.75, and bulls up to 12.00 for choice fat stock. Hog demand was good but prices fell about a dime, with loads around 15.50 and 15.25 to 15.20 for other lots. Sheep supply was light with few sales.
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Denver
Colo
Cood and Co
We's
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Live Stock Market Quotes From Kansas City and St. Louis
The report lists lambs at 17.00 to 17.60 for spring, medium lambs at 16.75 down, fat cattle and sheep prices, and hogs with receipts around 4500 in St. Louis. It notes market steadiness for cattle and hogs with varied ranges for prime, dressed, and bulk lots, reflecting mixed quality and demand.
Oil stock quotations and cattle market notes
Market summary from Ott and Company, Casper shows oil stock quotations for several companies including Northwest Outwest Royalty Superior United Pet areas and others with bid and asked prices. Daily cattle and sheep receipts at Omaha and local markets are reported with price ranges for native beef steers cows yearlings and calves along with lamb and ewe figures.
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Grass Ck
Kinney
Outwest
Uperior
Cous
United Pet
Paralysis Claims Pioneer Settler Bert Elder
Bert Elder a longtime Douglas resident and pioneer of central Wyoming died at Douglas hospital from a stroke after weeks of heart trouble. Born in Pennsylvania around 1851 to 1652, he was about 66 and survived by his wife and four children including Ronald Elder of Montana and daughter Mrs Harry Anderson. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 2 PM from the Methodist church, with interment in Douglas cemetery.
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Douglas
Bert Elder
Douglas Hospital
Elder
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Ronald Elder
Montana
Harry Andersen
Wreming
Tie Giding
Albany County
le Prele
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Lodges
Methodist Church
Edwin Bowling
Douglas Cemetery
George Powell
Broening
Schiesa
Joe O'Brien
Ward Brooks
J. M. Wilson
Belle Fourche Kiddies Do Their Bit for National Defense
Belle Fourche South Dakota June 28. School children show wartime efforts by planting forty five garden plots and cultivating three acres of vacant lots. A special teacher is employed and sixty pupils join manual training agricultural and school garden classes for the summer. State Leader classified ads bring results.
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Belle Fourche
Uncle Sam
New Well Brought In In Big Muddy Field
Douglas reports a new well in the Big Muddy field by Ohio Oil Company. The well reached about 1900 feet last week, producing roughly 280 barrels daily. It lies east of Merritt No 2 and near Pathfinder No 1 in section 36, with Pathfinder down to about 1200 feet as efforts to secure stock faltered yesterday.
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Douglas
Ohio Old Company
Merritt Corporation
Pathfinder
Two Wyoming Dentists Enter U S Army Front
Evanston June 28 Dr James Calvert a noted Evanston dentist who joined the government service has passed the examination and left for Fort Logan Colo Mrs Calvert accompanied him Douglas June 28 Dr W W McCrillis returned from Fort Logan after taking the entrance examinations for the dental surgery department of the United States army He passed with high marks and expects to be ordered out soon likely with the next regiment to France
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Evanston
James Calvert
Fort Logan
Colo
Calvert
Douglas
W. W McCrillis
Dental Surgery Department
United States Army
France
Man believes he is in service and fails to register
Meeteetse June 28. Beryl Perkins went to Cody to discuss his failure to register with Sheriff Hoopes and Captain Benneit of the national guards. He signed the roster agreeing to join the Meeteetse Cody company but did not take the oath of service. He thought he was already in service and did not register June 6, but officials expect he will resolve the matter.
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Meeteetse
Beryl Perkins
Cody
Hoopes
Benneit
National Guards
Beryl
Meeteetse Cody Company
New Tulsa Oil Firm Forms to Drill Near Wheatland
A new company named Tulsa Oil and Gas Company of Wyoming is incorporated to drill near Wheatland. A. J. Schofield, Oklahoma oil operator, serves as president. other officers are unnamed but described as prominent in the oil industry with ample capital. Leases have been secured locally for immediate drilling as a branch of a Tulsa entity.
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Wheatland
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Oil and Gas Company
Wyoming
Pew Company
A. J. Schofield
Oklahoma
Tulsa Company
Echofield
Water Tank Underway at Manhton U P
Evanston June 28 Work on the new U P water tank has begun and it is expected that work on the new railroad shops will start in the near future.
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Evanston
U. P
Notice to Water Consumer Suggests New Hours
Irrigation hours are from 7 to 9 p m and from 56 to 7 p m. If you can suggest better hours drop a card or call city officers John A Martin 28 29 Commissioner of Finances.
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John A. Martin
Notice of Incorporation Buck Creek Oil Company
The Buck Creek Oil Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming with a capital stock of 1,000,000 shares at par one dollar. The business to drill develop produce refine transport and sell petroleum natural oils and gas and to construct pipelines tanks and facilities. The company will operate in Niobrara County with seven directors led by Tom Bell and officers listed with residences in Lusk Denver and Omaha. The agent for service is Tom Bell, Lunk Niobrara County. J 28 29 30.
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Buck Creek of Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Niobrara County
Tom Bell
Lusk
A.B. Bell
Denver
Colorado
M. A. Lewis
William Delahoyde
J. W. Agnew
Omaha
Nebraska
L. S. Noble
A. E. deRicqles
Lunk
Cheyenne Seeks Coal Bids For City Plants
Bids due July 2, 1917 at 10 am in Cheyenne for two carloads of Hanna lump coal or equivalent to be delivered to Round Top valve house and filtration plant. Proposals must state price and delivery date. city may reject all bids. Sealed bids addressed to the city clerk with outside endorsement “Proposal for furnishing coal.”
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Round Top
Estray List Notice in Wyoming Shipped 1917
List of unclaimed estrays shipped from Taramie county with proceeds received June 6 1917, held by State Board of Live Stock Commissioners. Claims due within one year from notice. proof by affidavit with witness. No 2062 shows shipper Edgar Boice Cheyenne to South Omaha Nebraska with left rib injury. Complete lists on file with county clerks. for affidavit forms contact IMPSON Live Stock Commerce Cheyenne 03-80.
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Taramie County
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Edgar Boice
Cheyenne
South Omaha
Nebr
Wyoming
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