Briefs and Personals from Cheyenne Travelers
A flurry of visitors and travelers in Cheyenne includes Krom Glenrock-Doloree Barber of Glenrock Wyo with a private car trip to Colorado Springs and the old White fight. Among others are Mrs E R Jackson of Omaha and J J Stark of Cedar Rapids visiting. touring party O H Haines and Phil Date with spouses arriving from Belle Fourche S D. Denver visitors list several residents. Colorado travelers E Ray Guan and L P Whiteheed of Great Bend Kans on an auto tour across the continent report good roads. Postal and hotel notes mention A C Fedderson Ludbrook Ind and C W Lee Washington D C in town. Inman Kans visitors Henry T Nuefod and wife at Thali. Worlands C C Worland and C A Worland from Worland Wyoming in Cheyenne. Miss Eula Wilama Sheridan leaves for Denver then home. Hobson of the state university Boys and Girls club work in town. Merle Wyckoff Camera Mo arrives for a short visit. Miss W M Kell Wichita Kans also in Cheyenne Louay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. H. Haines
Phil Date
Cheyenne
Belle Fourche
Ranch deal seals large purchase in Washakie County
In Worland on September 4 the W. and W. Livestock Co led by C. H. Worland and C. C. Worland bought a major ranch operation with horses and state leases from Frank D. Helmer of Big Prairies for about 20000 dollars. Cattle were sold separately to Billy Woods of Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Helmer plan to move to Worland and build a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
J. A. Howell
Man Believed to Be Robert Fay Caught in Mississippi
A man matching the description of Lieut. Robert Fay, escaped from Atlanta federal prison with William Kooblock, is held by Corinth police. Authorities back Fay identification and sent his photo and details to Atlanta officials. Fay, convicted for plotting to blow up munition ships at New York, faces eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Miss
Robert Fay
Atlanta
William Kooblock
Fay
Lieuutenant Fay
New York
Meeteetse Man Vanishes After Threatens Self Harm
J W Frey of Meeteetse left Sunday night with intent to die by his own hand. Searches failed to locate him. He later wrote from Thermopolis saying he was on the road, leaving his children to be cared for if he does not return. Local authorities face securing the children, possibly sending them to an orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Frey
Meeteetse
Frey
Tia
Tie
Thermopolis
Ife
Thameolves
Community Notices and Visitors Across Ogden Area
Local social notes report residents visiting relatives in Ogden and Salina with several sojourners returning from trips in Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming. Families and clubs announce gatherings school meetings elections and a memorial notice for Mrs Milermas with health updates on other residents in the region.
South Side Notes On Visits and Illnesses Listed
Residents and visitors are noted with many short mentions of travel and illness. Agnes Engetrom returns home from Denver after a week with her parents on East Twelfth street. M A Parker is ill at his East Tenth street home. Several families travel to Grover Colorado and Thermopolis Wyoming for visits or lodge sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Engetrom
East Twelfth Street
Denver
M. A. Parker
East Tenth Street
Wyoming State Campus Growth Highlights
The Wyoming State University reports attendance up over 400 percent in four years and plans the September 12 opening. Hoyt Hall, the new women’s dormitory, is complete. Granite or Marble Monuments by R McCafferty. phone 541. Encampment draws about 2000 visitors for the annual fish fry, deemed a success by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Hoyt Hall
R. McCafferty
Bear Tooth area restocked as anglers await reports
Fishing in the Bear Tooth range and Bear Tooth Lake resumes stocking under Chol. A county teachers institute convened in Muffalo last week. The Meeteetse barbecue led by Sherman Co. proved a bigger success than ever. Sheridan tennis players report fast play with many in the second round. Mike Yokel will wrestle at the county fair in Aston along with other top U S and Rocky Mountain competitors. A horse show with $1000 prize money is planned for the Aston fair in September. Freedom opens a new state bank with J. Jenkins as president, Marion Huap as vice president, and Turley Baldwin as cashier. Lincoln County’s assessed valuation reached $15 600 512.51 for last year, up $1 070 978.78 from prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Yokel
Aston
United State
Rocky Mountain Region
New State Bank
Freedom
J. Jenkins
Marion Huap
Lurley Baldwin
Lincoln County
Powell and Coy Plan Joint Fair and Bridge Effort
A revolt at Powell leads to talks of a united fair with Coy and Powell to be held soon. Mark Chapman to organize a permanent fair association and raise funds. A wagon bridge across the Shoshone River may be built with county aid if locals contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penthamantic
Powell
Powell and Coy
Bas
Shoshone project to open 10000 acres to settlement this fall
The Shoshone project will open ten thousand acres of its newly opened unit of forty thousand to settlement this fall, per C M B Platt chief clerk of the project. The statement notes increased acreage access and outlines the process for prospective settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. MB. Platt
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Ome
Starry Hinds
Plains
Toucey
Coorado Springs
Krom Glenrock
Doloree Barber
Glenrock
Wyo
Omaha
E. R. Jackson
Cheyene
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Stark
R. Roberts
Mra
O. M. Walker
Clara Kirk
C. M. Walker
C. L. Harper
J. H. Pate
J. Paul V. Hodges
Bradhead
Fort Trobough
George Dixon
Colorado
E. Ray Guan
L. P. Whiteheed
Great Bend
Kans
Iowa
A. C. Fedderson
Ludbrook, Inn
Washington, PD
W. T. Lee
Weecington, D. C
Kansas
Henrieb ‘T. Nuefod
Inman
Sheridan
Eula Wil ‘Ama
Niees
Hobson
State
State University
Camera
Merle Wyckoff
Camera, Mo
Wichita
W. M. Kell
Wichita, Kans
Cheyenne Louay
Plains Autow
BG Ranch
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Slater, Mra
Fraker
Robert
Ogden
Utah
Mra. Bell
Salina
Kam
FE. Bonham
Sidro-Worley
Wanh
W. PB
Schoolcraft, Mire
Burle
Longmont
Colo
B. D. Williams
Oklahoma
Questa
Wm. Bonser
Jake Ollie
Pete Ackert
Don Lingle
Fort Morgan
John
Dan Mekhardt
East Ninth Street
Olive Cole
Big Piney
John Hughes
H. E. McCloud
Donald and
Flord
Alliance, Neb
Thomas Martin
Mrs.Wm. Jensen
Erickson, Neb
Nela Petersen
Mrs. L. ©. Foster
Horse Creek
Johnson Parent-Teachers’ Association
D. A. Jones
South Side
E. & Honham
Eat
Ninth Street
Anna Flordaun
YTV
Kabcock
House
Mere, Cartes
Secrciary
Mem Foveunm
Fpolck
Canper
Jonas
Mahier
Mee Jeon
Mire
Madi Won
Deak
Dra
Fl. Pitamorris
Mere
J. Hi. Milermas
Manchester
Emme Millerian
Millerman
Menchester
South
Sobenge
Mrs. Morrow, Mra
Lake
Maccabees
Cwryense
Maccabee Temple
Wasta
Ferguson
Marcahee Temple
James Buckley
Hanna
Elk Mountain
Albert Beck
Peter Jessen
Edna and
Anna Jessen
Misa Wilhelmina Avis
R. A. Burke
John Jessen
Ira L. Hanna
Henry Avis
Thermopolia
Grand Lodge of the K. of P. and
Pythian Biptera
John Amen
Grover
Cole
Olle Buskeh
Wenver
Slater
Mt. Olive
St O'Elack
Iola
Mise Val Foster
Nebraska
Mee OG. C. Seames
Grace Swisher
Jeynolds
Buford
Squammer
Hene Momm
Beat Busch
Marguerite Busch
Veirmont
Minn
Carietta Collenburg
Tuseder
Posstalle
Lisha
Suuimer
Mes. GO. O. Pase
Wyoming
Vione
Apital Coal“Company Oal
Ahi
Wolliday
Inet
Bear Tooth Mountain
Bear Tooth Lake
Joint
Teachers’ County Institute
Muffalo
Sherman Co
John H. Wallat
Daniel Weber
Tlaher Day
Sheridan Courts
Astom Fair
Surman
Mark Chapman
Carey Ave
Sveremea Co
Scheher
St. Wracl
J. A. Kirkpatrick Insurance and
Heal Natale Choice
Caner
Phillips Smalley
Warwick
Chine
Beholtes
Peleres
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