Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Denver Auction Yard
Denver market notes fair cattle receipts and steady to strong beef demand with prices around 11.50 to 12.45 for good steers. Fat cows 9.00 to 10.60, bulls 6.75 to 7.50, feeders limited with slow trade. Hogs sold mixed with loads at 15.50 and most sales 14.75 to 15.20. Sheep supply light, mainly stockers, with weak demand.
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We's
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Omaha
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Texas
Market reporting on livestock prices and receipts
Kansas City reports several markets with quoted lambs from 17.00 to 17.60 and medium lambs 16.75 down, fat cattle ranges, and sheep and hogs prices. Cattle receipts 6000, steady market. hogs receipts 4500, market lower. St Louis notes hogs and mixed lots with slight declines amid overall quiet demand.
Oil Stock Quotations and Live Stock Prices
Furnished by Ott and Company Casper June 86 quotes for oil stocks and market summaries. Also cattle receipts at Omaha and York markets with prices for beef steers cows and heifers stockers and feeders calves and lambs. horse receipts and market changes noted.
Paralysis Claims Pioneer Settler Bert Elder
Bert Elder, a Douglas county pioneer known across the community, died at Douglas hospital from paralysis after weeks of heart trouble. Born in Pennsylvania around 1851 or 1852, he settled in Wyoming long ago with his family. Survived by a wife, four children, including Ronald Elder of Montana and daughter Mrs Harry Anderson, the funeral will be at 2 PM tomorrow at the Methodist church with interment in Douglas cemetery.
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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
In Belle Fourche South Dakota on June 28 pupils show wartime effort by planting forty five garden plots totaling about eight hundred square feet and cultivating three acres of vacant lots. A special teacher is hired and sixty students join summer manual training agricultural and school garden classes. State Leader classified ads bring results.
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Belle Fourche
Uncle Sam
New Well Brings 280 Barrels Daily in Big Muddy Field
Douglas reports a new well in the Big Muddy field by Ohio Oil Company reached about 1900 feet last week producing 280 barrels daily. The well lies east of Merritt’s section 2 and south of Pathfinder’s section 36. Pathfinder No 1 is down to 1200 feet and stock efforts failed yesterday.
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Douglas
Ohio Old Company
Merritt Corporation
Pathfinder
Two Wyoming Dentists Go to the Front
Evanston reports Dr. James Calvert a prominent local dentist passed his examination and departed for Fort Logan Colorado to join government service. Douglas notes Dr. W W McCrillis returned from Fort Logan after top marks on the dental surgery army exam and expects orders soon with deployment 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 In Meeteetse
Meeteetse June 28 Beryl Perkins went to Cody to discuss failure to register with Sheriff Hoopes and Captain Benneit of the national guards. He signed the list agreeing to join the Meeteetse Cody company but did not take the oath or register June 6. He believes he is already in service and is expected to resolve the issue with authorities.
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Meeteetse
Beryl Perkins
Cody
Hoopes
Benneit
National Guards
Beryl
Meeteetse Cody Company
Tulsa Oil and Gas Company of Wyoming organized near Wheatland
An Oklahoma led group forms the Tulsa Oil and Gas Company of Wyoming to drill near Wheatland. A. J. Schofield, Oklahoma oil operator and expert, serves as president. The firm plans early drilling on leased ground and emphasizes work over speculation as a branch of a Tulsa outfit.
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Wheatland
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Oil and Gas Company
Wyoming
Pew Company
A. J. Schofield
Oklahoma
Tulsa Company
Echofield
U. P. Water Tank Construction Underway at Evanston
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 Consumers Suggest Better Irrigation Hours
Irrigation hours are from 7 to 9 p m and from 5 6 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
Buck Creek Oil Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for The Buck Creek Oil Company in Cheyenne Wyoming on June 1 1891 with power to drill oil gas and refine produce and transport minerals. Capital stock one million dollars 1 000 000 shares at 1 each. The company operates in Niobrara County with seven directors named including Tom Bell A B Bell M A Lewis and others. Agent for service is Tom Bell in Lusk 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
Bids for Furnishing Coal Open in Cheyenne
Cheyenne city offices invite sealed bids by July 2 1917 for two carloads of Hanna lump coal or equivalent about fifty tons each. Deliver to the valve house and filtration plant at Round Top. Bids must state price to delivery points and ETA. City reserves right to reject all bids.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Round Top
Estray List Issued for Unclaimed Livestock Shipped in 1910
The state board holds unclaimed estrays shipped from Taramie county with proceeds received June 6 1917. Claims due within one year per statute require affidavit and a credible witness. Entry No 2062 notes shipper Edgar Boice from Cheyenne to South Omaha Nebraska with left hip rib injury. Complete lists on file with county clerks. For forms contact Impson Live Stock Chereane -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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