Wyoming-Montana Move To Honor Custer at Little Big Horn
Wyoming and Montana leaders plan a two state observance marking the fortieth anniversary of Custer's last stand. Crow Nation permission and a pow wow will stage a large gathering with Crow Indians led by Curley and Chief Plenty Cops. Railroads offer special rates for attendees, with services at Crow Agency and cemetery memorials expected to attract about 5000 people.
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Ameridan
Aleridan
Hardin
Montana
Wyoming
George A. Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Little Big Morn
Ile
Millings
Sheridan
Estep
Injan
Crow Reservation
Scout Curley
Custer
Plenty
Northernacific
Burlington
Crow Agency
Hay State Ranch Sold in Dig Horn Basin Transfer
T W Spratt purchased the Hay State ranch in the Dig Horn Basin from W T Whaley. The deal includes 4700 acres of irrigated land 297 cattle and 45 horses valued at 3625 dollars. Spratt previously worked on the ranch and its location near the reserve marks a prime western valley asset.
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T. W. Spratt
Hay State Ranch
W. T. Whaley
Bay State Ranch
Dig Horn Basin
Spratt
Basin Country
A Keller Injured In Auto Accident Near Riverton
In Riverton on May 20 a late Friday drive from Pilot Dome ended in a collision. Passengers A S Kelliher G Lund and F C Gideon with contractor Mike Kd Ett were shaken. Kelliher suffered a severe cut and broken nose. He required medical care and bears marks from the crash.
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Riverton
Mike Kdett
Midwest Oil Company
Pilot Dome
Menara
A.S. Kelliher
G. Lund
F. C. Gideon
Mr. Kelliher
Train Ruas Wild No Damage Done
May 20 Newcastle a Cambria train descending a steep grade detached the passenger coach from the rear, severing the air brake line. Conductor Johnson used hand brakes to stop the car at the top, while the rest of the train sped toward town. Foreman Thomas and Brakeman Goulette intervened to avert disaster. No injuries reported.
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Newcastle
Cambria
Johnson
Hollwndhouse
Thomas
Goulette
Sheepherder Frightful Burns From Powder Explosion
Dr J R Marquis was summoned to the Harker sheep outfit near Conroy after an explosion of powder burned Sheepherder Herman Brose’s stomach and side. The blaze occurred as he carried a bag of powder to ward off coyotes in sagebrush. Officials report burns are severe but unlikely to cause lasting harm.
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Kemmerer
Maye
J. R. Marquis
Harker
Conroy
Herman Brose
Brose
Sale of Agency Beef Hides Held at Fort Washakie
May 20 report states the annual sale of the agency beef hides occurred on the 15th in Superintendent Norris's office at Fort Washakie. Representatives from Strange Bros of Sioux City Iowa Riverton Hide Wool & Fur Co of Douglas and V V Scoggina of Lander attended. Strange Bros won the bid with Riverton Hide Wool & Fur Co next, Scoggina third, and Douglas lowest.
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Riverton
Norris
Fort Washakle
Strange Bros
Sioux City
Riverton Hide
Wool & Fur Company
Douglas
V. V. Scoggina
Lander
Vv. V. Scoggina
Douglas Concern
Shooting Affray at Kanaski Camp Leaves Two Wounded
A shooting affray at a Kanaski family celebration injures Paul Chenchar in Rock Springs with a head wound and a boy aged around seven across the hips. Pete Rooth is jailed. the incident followed a christening gathering with alcohol, inside and outside a house.
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Superior
D Camp
Paul Chenchar
Rock Springs
Peter Kanaski
Pete Rooth
Kansski
Cheochar
Rocth
Rovih
Union Moat Market
Fire in Chapel Car at Douglas Sunday
A fire erupted in the chapel car of a Baptist church in Douglas on Sunday afternoon. The blaze was reported by Rev Davie and Mire who returned from a call to find the car full of drink and the fire quickly extinguished by firefighters.
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Douglas
The
Baptist Church
Davie and
Mire
Water Power Plant on the Popo Agie
Premont County Power Company with $500000 capitalization plans a live operation on the Little Popo Agie. It partners with Heck Mining of Atlantic City and Armatead people at Lewiston to supply power to Lander Hudson and Riverton after construction, with C. O. Boardsles as engineer and William Wolfeier as president.
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Kansas City
C. O. Boardsles
Lincoln
Neb
Kowpal
Young's Ranch
Atlantic City
Lewiston
Lander
Hudson
Riverton
Pine Bluffs Plans Special Election for New School
Pine Bluffs district 7 school board sets a special election for May 27 to approve a $20 000 bond for a new school building. Officials say the existing facility is in bad condition and a full new structure is preferred over expanding the old one.
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Pine Bluffs
School Board of District No. 7
Honda
New Birds for Wyoming Aviary Grows by Over 100
The Lost Cabin correspondent reports the Okie aviary expanded this week with more than 100 birds bought in Denver by Mr. and Mrs. Okie. The varied newcomers from many lands live together peacefully as residents enjoy a tour of the aviary with Pinky the cockatoo and Billy the macaw drawing attention.
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The
Shoshone Enterprise
Okie
Denver
iInapecton
Pinky
Billy
Small Boy Trans Off His Finger
Birch Musser eight year old of Newcastle was injured when his ring caught on a nail in a sidewalk. Doctors amputated the finger at the hand after the boy, who did not complain, was rushed to a physician.
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Newcastle
Birch
C. R. Musser
Swan Anderson Dies Suddenly at Pine Bluffs
Swan Anderson, 75, longtime Pine Bluffs resident, died suddenly after supper on Saturday night. Found dead in his room by his widowed daughter, funeral held Tuesday at his home conducted by Rev. Bowling, burial in Salem Cemetery.
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Pine Bluffs
Swan Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Rev. Bowling
Salem Cemetery
Tung One Found Near Laramie
A mass of tungsten ore was found near Laramie ten miles from the city early this morning. The mine is described as at least five feet thick with a rush of men heading to the site to verify development and secure the claim. The Sherman Company is involved.
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Laramie
Treasury Asked to Report on Income Tax Evasions
Representative Edward Keating urges Secretary McAdoo to disclose whether $220,000,000 yearly is withheld from the treasury by income tax frauds and evasions. He cites Basil M. Manly claims that 22 billion dollars of income exists with only 14.6 billion taxable after deductions, and calls for public hearings to test the figures.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoote
Furniah Congress
Treasury
House
Edward Keating
Colorado
McAdoo
Keating
Basil M. Manly
Industrial Relations Commission
Manly
McAdoon
Repour Keating
Mr. Manly
Basil Manly
Treasury Department
Will Demonstrate New Aluminum Wake
Cheyenne housewives will be interested in a demonstration of the value of aluminum cooking chenglls.
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Cheyenne
Aluminum Utensil Demonstrations by Miss Eva Tighe in Cheyenne
Miss Eva M. Tighe a Milwaukee domestic science specialist will give free demonstrations at 1813 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne daily all week starting Monday May 22 at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. A display of 144 high grade aluminum cooking utensils will be shown and attendees will receive a free opportunity to participate.
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Eva M. Tighe
Milwaukee
Capitol Avenue
Tighe
Cheyenne
Aluminum Ket Teaser Sale at Half Price
Large aluminum kettle offered at half price in a promotional advertisement. Limited stock and advertised discount emphasize savings for buyers seeking bulk kitchenware. Availability and exact price not specified in the readable text.
Sherwood Music School to Open Cheyenne Branch
Mrs. H. C. Albrecht and H. E. Rawlinson arriving from Chicago plan a Cheyenne branch of the Sherwood Music School. They will hire a local instructor and teach piano only, aiming to open within two weeks.
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Sherwood Music School of Chicago
Cheyenne
H. C. Albrecht
H. E. Rawlinson
Chicago
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