Wyoming Injuries From Gun Accident Runaway Team and Wrestling
In Lusk and surrounding areas on Sept 3 the state reported multiple injuries. A 12-year-old boy, Russell Reynolds, was shot in the right lung by an accidental discharge of a 22 glider flobert rifle and sent to Douglas hospital in serious condition. Nearby in Wheatland, Charles Townsend was thrown from a team causing a dislocated left shoulder and medical care. In addition a local man, Home Hoff man, claimed a seven pound trout from North Lar mie. A forest fire raged near Little Popo Agie canyon west of Hudson with local volunteers attempting control.
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Lusk
Russell Reynolds
William Reynolds
Douglas
Wheatland
Bordeaux
Charles ‘Townsend
Hudson
Wrestler Tebe Smith Injured In Friendly Match
Wynecote Sept. 3. Tebe Smith, a focal wrestler, was thrown to the ground during a friendly bout with a citizen and suffered a bad fracture of the collar bone. He will be disabled for several weeks. Snowfall Hits Mountains Near Laramie Sept. 3. A heavy early season snow covered the range a few miles west of Laramie and was visible from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynecote
Tebe Smith
Laramie
Fires Destroy Shacks and Barn in Cody and Wyncote
In Cody on Sept 3 small boys smoking cigarettes started a fire that burned several worthless shacks and threatened nearby homes. In Wyncote on Sept 2 a blaze, likely started by youths, destroyed the government barn at Rawhide and cremated a valuable team of horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wiuncote
Rawhide
Fort Russell Youth Injured After Gun Accident
John Armstrong son of Captain Frank Armstrong of the Ninth Cavalry Fort D. A. Revagell sustained a severe wound when his gun discharged while duck hunting. The load damaged his left arm between elbow and shoulder at the lake north of Cheyenne as Adna Hamilton aided him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Frank §. Armstrong
Ninth Cavalry
D. A. Revagell
Cheyenne
Adna Hamilton
Armstrong
Arm Armstrong Wounded as Fort Russell Ambulance Dispatches
Hamilton attempted to reach his father at Fort Russell when a serious arm wound to Arm strong was reported. Young Jack Heavy notified the fort, an ambulance took the wounded boy to the post hospital where Major Skinner oversaw care. Captain Armstrong was away at Pole mountain and rushed to the fort upon news.
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Hamilton
Fort Russell
Jack Heavy
Heavy
Armstrong
Skinner
Notice of Opening of City Schools in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Public Schools will open at nine o clock Tuesday morning September 6. High School students report to the High School assembly room. Corlett School houses West Thames Street and north of the UPRR tracks below eighth grade. Johnson School serves south of UPRR tracks below High School. Converse School north of UPRR and east of House Street below High School. Central School north of UPRR between Thames and House, below High School. Eighth grade pupils from Corlett report to Central. Fort D A Russell pupils may be assigned to Central. Park Addition and Randall Boulevard to Garrett. Primary pupils six before March 1 1911 never attended will be received during first two weeks. no later enrollment.
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Cheyenne
Cobrlett
Thames Street
Union Pacific
Corlett
Johnson School
Johnson
Converse School
aAll
House Street
Converse
Central School
Thames
House Streets
Fort D. A. Russell
Park Addition
Randall Boulevard
Garrett School
Funeral for Edgar Fowler Set for Tuesday Morning
The funeral of Edgar Fowler will be held from the Congregational church on Tuesday morning September 6 at eleven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Fowler
Congregational Church
Wyoming Delegation Named for Mining Congress
Governor B. B. Brooks selects delegates to the American Mining Congress to be held in Los Angeles from September 26 to October 1. Appointees include O. J. Medtham Thermopolis Edwin Hall Lusk Tom Smith Shoshoni Wm. M. Fite Casper Bans Goutch Lusk Col. H. Power Lander H. C. Baul Douglas Jimery Casper H. P. Hynda Cheyenne C. B. Breniman Boysen Russell Thorp Lusk L. BR. Davia Sundance C. C. Hargraves Cody BR. J. Wella Glenrock M. B. Weed Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tning Congress
Wyoming
B. B. Brooks
American Mining Congress
Los Angeles
Calif
J. Medtham
Thermopolis
Edwin Hall
Lusk
Tom Smith
Shosheoni
Wm. M. Fite Casper
Bans Goutch
Col. H. Powerer Lander
H. C. Baul
Western Nebraska land sale offers 1200 acres
Willa Sella sells part or all of a good town site in Currenne and wheat land in Wyoming, totaling about 1200 acres. Terms are described as good. The listing is by Vyra ger and Newman, brokers.
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Improv
Mila Rom
Neb
Willa Sella
Curyenne
Wheatland
Wyo
Vyrager & Newman
Watermelon Giveaway Blocked by Iowa Court
Des Moines district court Judge Howe issued an injunction stopping William Galloway of Waterloo from giving away melons at his machinery exhibit on the fair grounds. The order follows a petition by E H Fields who holds August 28 exclusive rights to sell watermelons at the state fair until September 3. Fields may give melons away, but Galloway must stop, despite claims they are his melons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
District Court
William Galloway
Waterloo
Judge Howe
Equity Division
William
Howe
E H. Fields
Fields
State of Town
State Department of Agriculture
Galloway
Field
Clark
Hutchinson
Marmola Tablets Aid Fat Reduction in Summer Use
The Marmola prescription now comes as tablets that after meals turn food into blood nutrition and stop fat production. Advertisers claim 12 to 15 ounces lost per day while maintaining nourishment. Sold at drug stores for 75 cents or by mail from The Marmola Company Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Company
Farmer
Detroit
Mich
3 50 Recipe Promises Kidney Cure
A dubious advert claims a $3.50 recipe cures weak kidneys and stops bladder and back pain. The letter urges readers to request the remedy, promising relief within a week and alleging benefits for eyes, muscles, and digestion, with contact from GMCR in Michigan.
Peruna Said To Cure Child’s Cough In Letter
Mrs J M Brown Dunnigan Missouri writes of a three year old daughter troubled by a persistent cough after catarrhal fever. After trying remedies she used Peruna and claims a complete cure with improved digestion and appetite proving Peruna effective in her view. Lydia J Spooner Santa Monica California also praises Peruna as a top family remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brown
Dunnigan
Lydia J. Spooner
Santa Monica
Cal
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Geo. H. Truckey
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Fish Creek
North Laramie
Kemmerer
Alex Striker
Mantha
Peter Duble
Martha D. Hopking
C. D. Guy
Wyncote
C. EB. Morris
Post
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mick
Sherman Co
Iowa
Chi-Namel Varniah
Fifteenth Street
The
Kabis Cafe
U. P. Depot
Ron Wnir
Inaba
Ene
Leann Pace
Bowie
Puncalus
Cetanedus
Kelieves
Sun’ Proof Paynt
Peruna
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