Coward Haggarty Proves Himself in Brotherhood Graft
George Bennett, severely injured at Hawk Inlet May 4, received full skin grafts from ten volunteers at St. Ann Hospital. Notable contributors include Charles E Naghel John R Jones Rev J B Stevens Sid Terry Ed Haggarty and J W Woods who admitted false name. Doctors completed two grafts using skin from volunteers thighs. Bennett's condition improving with a full recovery hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Naghel
John R. Jones
J. B. Stevens
Sid Terry
Ed Haggarty
J. W. Woods
St. Ann Hospital
George Bennett
Hawk Inlet
Bennett
Order
Jack’ Woodard
John L. Museth
George A. Getchell
Harold H. Post
Naghel, Jones
Woods
P. J. Mahone
Leonard O. Sloane
L. P. Dawes
Seattle
Mob hangs Leo M. Frank near Marietta after Milledgeville escape
Leo M. Frank, serving a life term for the Mary Phagan murder, was taken from Milledgeville prison farm Monday night and lynched two miles east of Marietta. His body was found hanging from a tree at 8:30 Tuesday morning, barefoot and in prison clothes, with no shots fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Frank
Mary Pleagan
Arlanta
Milledgeville
Georgia
Marietta
Frank
Mary Phagan
Quarantine Tightens Between Chicago and Wyoming Cattle Trade
State Veterinarian Dr A W French announces new quarantine blocks cattle and livestock from Chicago stock yards and six Illinois counties under federal foot and mouth disease orders. Wyoming will not accept animals from regions with active federal quarantines. First cattle shipment from the new zone was declined by telegram application. Civil society note: St James guild hosted a gathering at Mrs B H Parkisop’s home with Rev Haupt speaking on cooperative community aid and Mas ter efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
A. W. French
Wyoming
French
Ranch Social Casts Guests During Hay Season
Mrs. George Dunbar and Mrs. B. A. Walker are at the ranch during haying season, A. Sproat and wife and Mrs. A. J. Ferry were guests of Grandma Ferry at a chicken dinner Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunbar
B. A. Walker
A. Sproat
A. J. Ferry
Grandma Ferry
Ladies aid society meets first Wednesday monthly
The ladies' aid society of the Presbyterian church holds a monthly meeting on the first Wednesday afternoon, inviting members to attend and participate in church welfare activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ ‘Hid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Saratoga Sun Man Enjoys Bucking Contest and Race
A Saratoga Sun report notes five riders from day one returning for the bucking contest finals where Earl Sutton won second on Bi plane and Wm Bivers placed third on Rock River. A fast half mile dash featured two strong horses while Encampment hosted a band concert and dance. The piece lauds Encampment organizers and the valley crowd for a cordial, well run event with plans to return. A separate item reports the Ridley school house near Cheyenne struck by lightning injuring the teacher Amanda Kulsleb and four pupils, with a boy named Sutter killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sutton
Freeman Cook
Wm. Biaers
Cook
Sutton
Bivers
Om ‘Rock River
Saratoga
Ridley
Cheyenne
Amanda Kulsleb
Sutter
Local Personals Roundup From Cow Creek and Nearby Areas
Ed Sears of Cow creek was in town on Monday. Chas Sanger ordered the Record sent to his address on Tuesday. George Sullivan traveled from Cow creek Monday to trade with merchants. Chas Sanger of French creek brought a load of supplies to his ranch. Frank Bridges and D S Stout are putting up hay for Hunter Casteel Hunter on Big Creek ranch. H H Smith boosted the Record fund by $2 early in the week ensuring fifty two weeks of reading. Mr Findeisen and family of Rawlins spent last week at the fish house on the Platte and returned home Sunday. W M Englehart is erecting a new nine room residence at the reservoir on Cow creek supervised by J W Fisher. Miss Helen Magar visiting cousins the Misses Hopka returned to Cheyenne last Sunday. L C Anderson finished a well on Beaver creek ranch with an excellent flow of soft water found at seventy feet. The Record family enjoyed fresh vegetables recently from dire A Sprout. Messia Hapnahs and Ballinger of York Nebraska came in last week for a fishing expedition. Mr Hannale and Mr Ballinger a jeweler and picture show man visited last week. they expect to move their families to Rawlins soon. Harry Coons at the Flohr farm has been suffering with blood poisoning but is improving under Dr Tew at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Anderson
Beaver Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Overland
Encampment Garage
Coward Haggarty
Masonic Lodge
John K. Stevens
Sidney Terry
Haggarty
Jack Woodard
Georgi Mob
J. R. Bowers
Plummer
Encampment
Isa
Yoming Counties
Bae
Washakie Eee
Campbell Tee
Ed. Sears
Cow Creek
Chas. Sanger
George Sullivan
French Creek
Frank Bridges
D. S. Stout
Hunter, Casteel & Hunter
Big Creek
H. H. Smith
Mr. Findeisen
Rawlins
Platte
W. M. Englehart
J. W. Fisher
Helen Magar
Hopka
Cheyenone
Dire. A. Sprout
Banka
Messia, Hapnahs and Ballinger
York
Nebraska
Hannale
Ballinger
Chris Kar
U. P
Tom Ve Hie
Harry Coons
Flohr Rarth
Tewla
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