First Prize on Asbestos and Copper at State Fair
Joe Pixley received a check for .00 last Friday as first prize on asbestos and copper at the Wyoming state fair at Douglas this year. In 1914 Mr. Pixley also took first premium on asbestos and copper. The display samples were taken from his claim up the North Fork. This good showing reflects on the community and these minerals and suggests future development and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pixley
Douglas
Pixley
Asbestos
North Fork
Lost Soldier Well Strikes in Wyoming Field
Lost Soldier area in Wyoming reports a new flowing well at about 400 feet in section 11 of the Lost Soldier dome. Wilkes Bros. drilling ahead in section 12, depth down to 0 feet. Funk adds five wells in the field and drills north of existing wells. Fire destroys Martin Farrell residence and Dee Wolfard home with $1000 insurance. groceries worth $200 burned. Fire department saves Dr. Bingham property nearby.
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Harry True
Wilkes Bros
Wyoming
Lost Soldier Field
Lost Soldier Dome
True
Funk
Wyoming Tribune
Martin Farrell
Dee Wolfard
Big Horn Cattle Co Buys 1000 Head in Major Trade
One of the season’s largest cattle deals saw Big Horn Cattle Co of North Park Colorado purchase 1000 head of cattle from J T Bell of Cheyenne. Joe Mitchener, a Missouri rancher and top horse buyer for the British and French governments, bought 800 calves from Bell. Cattle shipments were sent to Missouri.
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Big Horn Cattle Company
North Park
Colorado
J.T. Bell
Cheyenne
Joe Mitchener
Missouri
Bell
M’ssouri
Cheyenne Stars
Vote Totals Show Wilson Victory Momentum In Wyoming
In incomplete statewide returns President Wilson appears favored for four more years with Governor Kendrick and Mondell both winning re elections locally. Encampment results list Republican electors and Kendrick leading in the Senate race, while county officials show mixed Republican and Democratic leads and a constitutional amendment on school funds passes yes with road aid approved.
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New York Tribune
Chicago American
Wilson
Kendrick
U.S
Congress
Wyoming
Mondell
Haleeuppmant
J.J. Wirth
Deer Killers Convicted in Routt County Court Case
Convicted for killing deer in Routt County Steamboat Springs court, five men named Messrs. Peavy Williams Drake Sav age and Pulliam faced fines totaling 770.70 dollars. Local notes report hunts, threshing season, and residents visiting Beaver and nearby areas with various movements and plans.
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Marshal Peavy
Hoyt Williams
Law Drake
Bed Savage
John Pulliam
Deep Creek Settlement
Routt County
Colorado
Steamboat Springs
Presbyterian Notes Evening and Sunday Schedule Update
Evening service at 7 90 and 240. Christian Endeavor. Sunday school at 10 30 a m on how to be Strong. All who sing invited to meet at the parsonage for choir practice. Mr and Mrs T B Haines hosted Monday dinner in Kew with the Clough and Rankin families.
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Christian Endeavor
T. B. Haines
Kew
Clough and Family
Mre
Joe Rankin
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Rollman
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Commissioners
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Sheriff's Office
John L. Baird
William E. Chaplin
Jacob A. Delfelder
John L. Jordan
James P. Smith
A. M. Brock
Matilda Hautamaki
W. S. Deland
Joseph Dunning
C. J. Sawyer
Luther J. Wood
Elia Watson
Clarence D. Clark
John B. Kendrick
Paul L. Paulson
Arthur B. Campbell
Frank W. Mendell
John D. Clark
George E. Bateman
Orman C. King
House OF Repre
R. N. Booth
Ira B. Casteel
Kleber H. Hadsell
Andy Nelson
J. H. Clause
J. R. Rollman
Ed Wren
L. B. Magor
W. F. Hopka
M. E. Pickett
A. A. Sanders
B. M. Tierney
J. E. Buchanan
Tomey A. J. Rosier
W. L. McMicken
Frances B. Smith
Chas. B. Boyce
Ft. L
D. Peck
J. W. Wisda
Ed. Lambert
C. R. Watson
Arthur J. O'Connor
Andrew Rasmussen
H. C. Paulson
Robert A. Day
I. M. Conness
Harry K. Bennett
Ernest Hail
B. T. Carrol
R. T Wood
Justice OF the Prace
H. D. Ashley
A. J. Chichester
Foster Kearns
Constable
Mollie Dunbar
Big Creek’ Ranch
Vere
Doc Smith
Hills
C. W. Clough
Hayden Boys
Big Ork Country
Ralph Platt
Brush Creek
Louis Gunst
Utah
D. P. Johnson
Beaver Creek
Billy Butler
Sam Hunter
Beaver
Charles Hayden
Harry Anderson
Rev. Clough
Edwin Hayden
J. ¥. Metcalf
Little Son
Toothaker Ranch
Len Huston
Cow Creek
Mrs
Archie Anderson
Mrs. Tootbaker
Ruth Cornell
J. E. Cornell
Saratoga
Boyd
Alice ‘Toothaker
Fort Collis
C. Lowrey
Denver
Kansas City
Quincy
Illinois
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