Cattleman Rasmu ssen faces district court without hearing
Johnson county stockman Chris Rasmussen is charged with arson in a revent raid on the Allemand sheep camp on Powder River. A preliminary hearing was denied due to state law and the case proceeds to district court for trial. Wyoming Central Irrigation warns Riverton settlers to pay water rents by March 31 or risk losing water service.
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Horidan
Mar
Chris. Rasmussen
Johson County Stockman Ao
Powder River
District Court
Wyoming
Rassmussen
Dan Airiy
H Ae
Suethce Jones
Buffalo
Reesmussey
Parmalee
Russmussen
Johnson County
Gia
Rasemuseen
Wyoming Central
Riverton
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Wind River
C. T. Johnston
Riverton Ditch
Ita Ditch
Jobitega
D. A. Preston
Telephone link advance to Pine Bluffs and Gale Lake City
A telephone official confirms a long distance line between Pine Bluffs and Gale Lake City is a near term certainty. A letter dated March 23, 1811, evidences the plan and allows further progress on the project.
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Pine Bluffs
Mar
Chereane
Gale Lake City
Shooting death in Basin leaves man dead and bartender jailed
The Greybull area news reports Ira Sherrad of Greybull in Basin County jail on a charge of killing W Britton of Greybull in a late Sunday fight. Sherrad claims self defense saying Britton attacked him at J. M. Frost’s home before Sherrad fired from bed. Britton leaves a widow and a son.
Enos Family Turmoil Deepens on Reservation
Lander report notes two Enos men died from wood alcohol poisoning on the reservation north of town. A third Enos man was arrested for selling liquor, then released, and now faces horse theft charges in Jal. The family, prominent on the reservation, includes a young grandson and a brother who is a famed Indian bronc rider.
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Lander
Mar
Enos
Jal
Man Hee
Bueter
Union Pacific to donate engine to state university
Assistant General Mager Fuller informs President Merica of the university and District Foreman Highlerman that a UP engine from the damaged Toing mill will be donated to the university. Students will repair and restore the engine for running order in the mechanical department.
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Laramie
Madger C. E. Fuller
Union Pacific Lines
C. ©. Merica
The
State University
Foreman Highlerman
Wryoming Division
Union Pacific
Toiing Milis Hick
Two Big Damage Suits In Sheridan District Court
In Sheridan district court Charles A. Benedict seeks 16 000 damages from Carney Coal Co claiming a defect caused a coal sail that destroyed part of his right foot and leg during employment on September 10 1910. The Sheridan Coal Co is sued for 10 402 damages by John Golja who alleges injury from the company's neglect while employed on November 17 1910.
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Sheridas
Mar
Charles A. Benedict
Carney Coal Company
ghUe
Sheridan Coal Company
John Golje
Golja
Bigamy charge at Mandersons district court
John Bucoy a ranch hand newly arrived in Mandersons district is jailed on bigamy charges after marrying Migs Happy May Johnson a local schoolteacher on January 29 while his Iowa wife Myrtie Melbot remained married to Baroy since June 1597. The case cites a prior marriage and a child.
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Basta
Maer
John Bucoy
Mandersos
Migs
Happy May Johnson
Miss Johnson
Stews City
Myrtie Melbot
Baroy
Bower
Lavdanum
Thayne
D. C
Emily
Unknown Man Found Dead Near Shoshoni Cabin
Coroner Feiser travels to Quien Sabe ranch twenty miles north of Shoshoni to investigate a stranger’s corpse found in a cabin four miles from the ranch. The cabin was last occupied six months ago by prospector Slater. relatives say the body bears no resemblance to him.
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Feiser
Quien Sabe
Shoshoni
Slater
JL Wee
Buckley Returns From Mexico Predicts Prolonged Revolution
John F F Buckley, a Lander saddlemaker, has just returned from Mexico where he studied saddlemaking methods and observed conditions. He predicts revolutionists will eventually overthrow the Diaz government, but a long, drawn out struggle will precede that outcome.
Miner developments slated after Denver trip
Captain Beck, manager of the Duncan mining properties near Atlantic, says plans are made for further development. A forty ton stamp mill will be installed at once, expected to arrive April 1 and run at full blast by next fall.
Plans for Federal Building Delayed by Architectural Error
Rock Springs March 6 A design error misaligned the new Federal building on the street opposite the intended position. Officials sent plans back to Washington for correction and expect a delay of several days before work resumes.
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Rock Springs
Mar
Federal
Washington, D. C
Noted Western Mining Engineer Plans New Curmey Field Mine
Sheridan March Stewart Kennedy, renowned mining engineer who opened the Monorth and other valuable mines in Wyoming and Colorado, has returned and announces plans to open another mine in the Curmey field that will yield significant output.
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Sheridan
Mar
Stewart Kennnedy
West
Wyoming
Colorado
Curmey Field
Fines for intoxicated youths in Harcourt incident
In Evanston on March 6 Thomas Fad and Albert Woodward were fined $60 and $49 by Justice Lima for entering Mrs Blanche Harcourt's home and frightening her while intoxicated. The men are described as young locals.
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Evanston
Thomas Faddies
Albert Woodward
Justice of the Peace
Lima
Blanche Harcourt
Fire and marriage notices spill from Wyoming brief
Fire at Wind River hotel in Lander gutted one room and threatened the building. Nearby incidents report a near disaster from a dropped match in Farson, and a barn fire thwarted by Eva Bowman. Several births and a string of marriages follow in Basin, Green River, Rock Springs, Worland, Lovell and other towns.
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Lander
Mar
Wind River
Rock Springs
John Wright
Farson
Birth announcements list regional names and newborns
Births recorded for multiple towns including Buffalo Rock Springs Moorcroft Riverton Yask Laramie Upton Dine Hinns and Fairview. Parents include Macfarlane Ferlix Ruegsegeer and Conningtom among others with a mix of boys and girls named in the small town notices.
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Fannie J. Luke Hulett
W. R. Jones
Buffalo
M. J. Whaley
Rock Springs
Frank Ferlix
Moorcroft
Addie Amelia Butler
Riverton
Eva Ruegsegeer
Farmers Meet in Sheridan County Plan Cooperative Action
A large assembly of Dry Farmers from Sheridan County met in Dayton on March 6 to discuss cooperation. They adopted plans to unite efforts to advance their interests during the upcoming season.
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Dayton
Sheridan County
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Hints For Cold Cure
Consumers warned that E W Grove’s laxative Bromosine Quinine tablets claim to cure colds. The ad notes three in each box and suggests doctors or druggists may be upset if the product fails. Pricing indicates a 250 unit offer though specifics are unclear.
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E. W. Grove
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