Lakeview ditch work begins to supply 10000 acres near Cody
Work starts on the Lakeview canal to supply 10 000 acres of land near Cody with water by fall. Denver engineer C Nation surveys the project and a $70000 effort to restore the ditch and prepare land for market is funded by local investors. The Lakeview Canal company lists W T B Raymond and others as organizers.
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Cody
Lakeview
W. BR. Raymond
Diood Hill
C. Nation
Denver
Itme
Lakeview Canal Company
W. TB. Raymond
W. Aldrich
A. J. Martin
Adam Hogg
J. M. Bedwood
T. F. Cling
Sam Pritchett
W. M. Rankin
B. A. McClain
Novak, Brown
Mra
C. Brown
Ttie
Big Gas Strike Near Cody Reported by Local News
Reports from Cody indicate the Enalpac and Gaa company struck a gas well about ten miles from town near the Oregon basin reservoir. Confirmation was scarce but signs point to a flow large enough for commercial use and potential delivery of gas to Cody. The firm reportedly has another well on Dry Creek near Wiley and plans further exploration.
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Cody
Cody of Wieman
Enalpac of and Gaa Company
Reservoir
Oregon Basin
Dry Creek
Wiley
Dog Saves Life After Marshall Is Trapped by Ditch
Rook Springs tale: L G Davis of Saratoga nearly dies when his horse plunges into a four foot ditch hidden by tall alfalfa. For an hour and a half he lies pinned as the horse struggles. His dog bites the horse to free him, allowing Davis to crawl to safety and later receive medical aid. The dog is praised as a lifesaving companion.
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Rook Springs
United States
G. Davis
Saratoga
Owen
Ogite
Davin
Davis
No Wage Scale Agreement At Sheridan Yet
Sheridan Wyoming September reports show wage scale talks between operators and northern Wyoming coal miners continuing without agreement. Negotiations proceed with committees from both sides aiming to finish the conference within the week. Operators are A. K. Craig Peter Kool and C. V. Woat over. miners are James Morgan W. W. Gildrey and Gero Young.
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James Morgan
W. W. Gildrey
Gero. Young
Big Labor Parade in Sheridan Labor Day Celebration
Sheridan Wyoming observed Labor Day with a large parade and athletic meet. Speakers included Edward Doyle a Colorado labor leader James Morgan secretary of the United Mine Workers Wyoming district and Thomas OBrien former president of the United Workers of Wyoming. The event featured street carnival plans roped off streets and musical bands.
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Laramie
Russian Countess Visiting in Cody After Auto Trip
Russian Countess Mim L M Tajewska of Kiev visits Cody after a road trip through Yellowstone Park. She has lived in America for two years with family in Europe under German captivity. She recalls feeding bears at the Lake hotel and remarks they seem less dangerous than those in her homeland.
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Cody
Sept
Mim
L. M. Tajewska
Hoenn Counten
Kiev
V Yellowatone Park
America
Longe
Inet
Lake Hotel
Old shepherd der Noted as Upton Afton Resident
Al Newcomb aged 72 was found dead Tuesday noon in his one room rear dwelling in Upton Afton by Marshall John Miles. He had been ill with a cold since early summer and had worked as a shepherd since 1907, though recent years brought limited employment.
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Afton
al Newcomb
Marshall John Miles
Newcomb
Echoes Comne
John Miles
New City Hall at Evanston Ready
Evanston shows a nearly completed new city hall designed by W. H. Armstrong and built by G. M. Carruth at an estimated 25 000 dollars. The modern steam heated facility houses the city clerk and council chambers on the first floor with a fire department room and jail cells, and upstairs features a banquet hall and dance hall, plus a basement heating plant. Current officers include Mayor Tom Painter, Councilmen J. Wicks A. R. Bowen Frank LaComb and W. H. Armstrong, City Clerk Wm Cook, Marshal Dan Eastman, and Night Marshal H. N. Bodine.
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Evanston
W. H. Armatrong
G. M. Carruth
Paloter
William Cook
Fire Department
Tom Painter
J. Wicks
A. R. Bowen
Frank LaComb
W. WH. Armstrong
Wm. Cook
Dan Eastman
H. N. Bodine
Family relocating children to Cheyenne and Laramie for school
Mrs. Curry moves to Dale Creek with daughter Leong for high school and son Ernest to grade school, planning to return to Dale Creek after a short capitol visit. Ruth Bowie will study in Laramie next year. A social gathering at the ranch hosted by Mr and Mrs Virgil Metcalf featured dancing and a late supper.
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John Curry Ie
Cheyenne
Leong
Ernest
Virgil Metcalf
Mer
W. Johnson
Cooper
Chayenne
Johnson
Mire
Metcalf
Mise Jane Smith
Chepeone
Conductor Killed in Train Derailment at Gillette Yard
Burlington conductor Hon C C Hon, 16, died after injuries from a derailment in Gillette yards at 11:35 PM Thursday. He was transported to a hospital in Shchtep and died Friday morning. The exact cause of the derailment remains uncertain.
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Sitphidan
C. C. Hon
Burlington
Gillette
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