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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1917

Page

2

Young worker loses leg in box car accident at Union Pacific yard

In Laramie Wyoming Jim Kulturns four year old son of a boiler maker assistant was struck by a moving box car in the Union Pacific yards. He crawled between two immobile cars and was run over after a double switch. His right leg was severed just below the hip. He was taken to Ivinson Memorial hospital for treatment.

Laramif Wyo Jim Kulturns Nion Pacific Meen Ivinson Memorial Hospital Kulturus

Recovery Hangs On Blood Loss After Critical Events

A report states a person remains in critical condition largely due to substantial blood loss. Medical staff are monitoring vitals and preparing transfusion efforts as officials assess the incident.

Big Sheep Crow Indian Goes on Warpath in Sheridan

Sheridan Wyoming October 17 Big Sheep a Crow Indian after drinking whiskey on West Fifth street raised a war cry alarming residents. Officers Harrison and Williamson quelled the disturbance and found him in possession of three quarts of liquor. He remained drunk and was placed in durance vile awaiting county custody.

Big Sheep Sheridan Sheridan, Wyo Cain West Fifth Street Custer Harrison Williamson Durance Vile

Price of Smokes Raised in Laramie

In Laramie Wyoming on October 17, local cigar and tobacco dealers raised prices across the board. Five cent cigars now 16 cents each or four for 26, ten cent cigars two for 25, two for quarter cigars 15 cents straight, five cent smoking tobacco 10 cents, ten cent tobacco two for 25. The rise follows a government tax levy enacted last week.

Laramie Wyo Tan

Monster Potato Weighs Five Pounds at Powell Bank

Powell Wyoming October 17 A monster potato on display at the First National Bank tempts doubters to inspect its five pounds five ounces weight. The spud is described as perfectly formed though enormous. Nearby, the Anderson brothers report a large crop with yields exceeding 400 bushels per acre.

Powell Wyo First National Bank Anderson Brothers

Liberty Bonds Sell Fast in Laramie

In Laramie on October 17 Liberty Loan bonds are reported selling well by cashiers of three local banks though exact totals are not known. A C James of the Liberty Loan committee says the main drive continues next week to spur patriotism and aim for oversubscription of the second Liberty Loan.

Laramie Wyn Liberty Loan A. C. James

Youthful burglars sent to Golden Industrial School

Two 11-year-old boys who broke into the Lowell-Moore hardware store are to be sent to Golden for placement in the State Industrial School for the coming years. Their mothers testified before Judge Bouton, noting the youths had prior probation and had planned the robbery for about a month. The boys described their scheme, and one boy reportedly encountered a mother also under probation seeking to recruit him for a theft attempt.

Fort Collins Colo Lowell-Moore Hardware Golden State Industrial School Bouton

Guernsey to Have Navel Exhibition

Guernsey Wyoming residents are invited to contribute antiques for an October 24 Community church exhibit. Collectibles include quilts, clothing, silverware, furniture, books, and various old household items. interested participants should contact chairwoman Mrs. Guernsey.

Gubprnsey Wyo Community Church A. Guernsey

Early Pioneer Dies in Laramie

Stephen Boyd, 78, pioneer settler of Laramie and Albany County, died after a long illness. Born June 6, 1849 in Oxford Mills Ontario, he arrived in Laramie in 1867 before the Union Pacific railroad, later served as a fireman and shop worker, then ran a successful dry goods business. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Lillian Boyd Condit.

Laramie Wyo Stephen Boyd Albany County Union Pacific Union Pacific Railroad

Former White House worker arraigned in Wyoming larceny case

F P Tubby once a window trimmer at the White House faced a preliminary hearing in Laramis justice court on a grand larceny charge. Bound over to district court with $266 bail, he is accused of stealing wearing apparel from the White House, with some items reportedly found in his room.

Laramis Wyo F. P. Tubby White House Justice Court District Court Tubby

Slacker Arrested in Casper Rides In on Cowcatcher

Casper, Wyo. Oct 17. Thomas Underwood a traveling sentry tried to enter Casper in disguise aboard a Burlington engine. He was arrested by the sheriff on a charge of being a slacker. Underwood says he lost his registration card and will be detained until proof is furnished.

Casper Wyo Thomas Underwood Burlington Sheriff's Office

Casper Deputy Seizes Robber in Sheep Wagon Theft Case

Deputy Sheriff McGrath travels from Casper to Rawlins with William Roberts to be committed for a suitcase theft. Roberts was captured in Cheyenne and returned for trial. On return, McGrath will pick up Jack Graham in Rock Springs, charged with stealing a sheep wagon. Graham, an oil locator, allegedly took the wagon without authority after purchasing it, mortgaging it since. Rock Springs authorities detained him on information from Casper.

Casper Wyo McGrath Rawlins William Roberts State Penitentiary Roberts Cheyenne Rock Springs Jack Graham Graham Ofice

Bee Hobbs 2&2 Hackfeldt Square Furniture Deal

Bee Hobbs and Hackfeldt agree on a square deal in furniture sales. The item trade takes place opposite Plains hotel with S-Stf designation noted.

Bee Hobbs Hackfeldt Furniture Plains Hotel S-Stf

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