Coward Haggarty Proves Himself
The article reports a dramatic skin graft procedure at St. Ann Hospital to treat George Bennett, injured May 4 at Hawk Inlet. Volunteers from local Masonic lodges donated skin from their thighs, with three main donors Naghel Jones Woods aiding in grafting and others offering to help. Bennett’s condition improved post operation and his wife joined him from Seattle as doctors praised the selfless act as high charity and brotherly love.
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
Masonic Lodge
John K. Stevens
Sidney Terry
Haggarty
Jack Woodard
Lynching of Leo M. Frank Near Marietta Georgia
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, found at 8:30 Tuesday morning, hung from a tree barefoot and in prison attire. An armed group transported him about a hundred miles from the prison to near Phagan’s former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Frank
Mary Pleagan
Arlanta
Milledgeville
Georgia
Marietta
Frank
Mary Phagan
Quarantine Tightens on Chicago Affected Livestock
Under the latest state proclamation no cattle or other live stock will be received into Wyoming from Chicago stockyards and six Illinois counties under federal foot and mouth disease quarantine. State Veterinarian Dr A W French says shipments from the new zone were declined by telegram. The piece also notes a social event where St James guild hosted the crisis ladies aid society with Rev Haupt speaking and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
A. W. French
Wyoming
French
Ranch social notes during haying 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
Presbyterian church ladies aid society meeting
The ladies hid society of the Presbyterian church meets on the first Wednesday afternoon of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ ‘Hid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Saratoga Sun Man Enjoys Bucking Contest and Race
A Saratoga Sun report highlights a bucking contest final with riders Earl Sutton Free man Cook and Wm Biaers earning top spots on Biplane Appendi ctis and Rock River during a fast half mile dash. A crowd-pleasing band concert and dance followed. Encampment organizers receive praise for hospitality as locals promise to attend again in all conditions. A separate incident notes the Ridley schoolhouse near Cheyenne struck by lightning, killing pupil Sutter and leaving four unconscious among teachers Amanda Kulsleb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sutton
Freeman Cook
Wm. Biaers
Cook
Sutton
Bivers
Om ‘Rock River
Saratoga
Local Personal Notices From Cow Creek and Surrounding Areas
Additional residents and visitors stop in town for errands and business including Sears of Cow Creek, Chas Sanger, and George Sullivan. Farms on Beaver Creek report new well water and hay activity while Mrs Sprout and the Record fund receive support. Visiting parties from York, Nebraska arrive for fishing and a jewelry and railroad man visit, with updates on housing and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Sears
Cow Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Overland
Encampment Garage
Coward Haggarty
Georgi Mob
J. R. Bowers
Plummer
Encampment
Isa
Ridley
Cheyenne
Amanda Kulsleb
Sutter
Bae
Washakie Eee
Campbell Tee
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
L. C. Anderson
Beaver Creek
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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