Deer Heads Mounting and Rug Work Offered
Open-mouth rug work a specialty. Will buy deer heads buck er does sad skins. Office opposite post office. Deadwood. Phone F-295.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
7
Open-mouth rug work a specialty. Will buy deer heads buck er does sad skins. Office opposite post office. Deadwood. Phone F-295.
In Narragansett Pier Rhode Island on December 29 Nathalle Ray Greene daughter of Nathanniel Ward Greene a descendant of Revolutionary hero Nathaniel Greene married George Wallen known as the Coffee King Wallen once engaged to actress Fritai Seheff and has won ribbons for riding driving and swimming prowess.
Rosebud Indian Agency D 9 D Dec 29 The Sioux at this agency numbering several thousand have received a per capita payment of 30 and now hold more cash than any other Northwest tribe Some families earned as much as 200 in total Some spend freely at nearby stores while most manage funds and buy only government supplied necessities.
Aberdeen, Dec 29 The Milwaukee railway now runs trains into Dupree and is expected to reach Faith in a week or two. The Dupree arrival sparked a celebration as residents feared a winter without rail service. Trains into Dupree carry merchandise and immigrants as lumber yards rush to stock for anticipated trade.
A historical report notes two uxoricide cases in Pennsylvania and Icwan, both described without tragedy involving wives as victims by men. Authorities emphasize factual coverage and avoid sensational details.
In Philadelphia Nichola Pantelo of Cleveland shot his wife at her parents home after she refused to reunite. In Cedar Rapids Joseph Ventura killed his wife during a divorce dispute then shot himself. he survived and faces attempted murder charges while the woman is recovering.
In Salida Colorado on December 29 a two ton boulder toppled from a mountain above the Royal Gorge and narrowly missed a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train. Trackwalker George Bruno and engineer Pinery described the near tragedy as the rock fell after the train passed. It took three hours to clear the track with a block and tackle and the freight engine. The rock’s looseness was blamed on mild winter weather.
Pasadena California December 2. Mrs Cudahy the former wife of Jack Cudahy arrived in Pasadena with their children and the Cudahy home hosted a bright Christmas. A rumor of reconciliation circulates while "Tuck" Cudahy said he would spend the holiday with his kids and Santa Claus Mr Cudahy delivered gifts as a large Christmas tree glowed.
Washington D C Dee 29 President Taft Secretary of State Knox Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Senator Dick of Ohio accepted invitations to respond to toasts at the annual banquet by the Ohio society next month on the anniversary of President McKinley. Justice Day will preside as toastmaster.
Rome December 29 146 000 railway workers prepare for a wage strike they threaten to use intimidation to push railroad heads to concede. Government officials promise extreme measures if protests turn violent.
Wreaths placed at the base of the Gladstone monument near St. Clement Danes in London recall the birth anniversary. In Hawarden a memorial service was held at the parish church honoring the former prime minister.
Senator Crawford, identified as J. C. Eliquot in early copy, meets with the President for an extended discussion. Details of the topics and outcomes are not provided in the readable text.
Senator Crawford discusses federal judicial picks with President Taft for South Dakota, with Esther J. Whiting or J. D. Elliott possible. Elliott favored. Senator Burkett names H. H. Wilson of Lincoln for the eighth circuit seat vacated by Judge Vandeventer, now on the Supreme Court path.
A boiler at the Morewood Lake Ice Company plant exploded in Pittsfield Massachusetts killing fourteen people and injuring twenty or more. Most victims were Swedes Poles or Celestians and engineer William Dunt was among the dead. Martin Smith was blown about two hundred feet. Eleven remain in the hospital.
Col J B Geddes state soldiers home commandant at Hot Springs says he has urged Governor Vessey and others to pursue a thorough investigation of conditions at the home under his supervision. He expects the legislature to appoint a special committee to probe the matter and identify the source of contention.
New York reports Jos G Robne accused of harming a bank in Northern New York. He secured William Traver Jerome as attorney after leaving a sanatorium for paranoia. E E Rittenhouse warns the public against Robins as the bank’s shortage nears 5 800 00 dollars.
Lanser the Me glan aviator and a passenger started from Issy to Brussels in a bi plane for a 20000 prize. Henry Farman flew two and a half hours but rain froze on his machine increasing its weight by 196 pounds. Maurice Tabuteau and Maurice Farman logged 219 miles despite heavy rain as Tabuteau descended due to fog after 253 miles.
A California senator urges a mill initiative to strengthen the Panama Canal defense. The proposal aims to secure rapid construction and sustained control of critical shipping routes amid geopolitical tensions.
Washington reports say Senator from California as Senate committee chair announced a Panama canal fortification bill will pass this session. A Taft led conference with Secretary Dickinson and Secretary Knox discussed forcing canal vessel competition against railroads.
New Orleans reports Rene Simonin flew the fastest mile ever around a Bleroit machine in 47 seconds. Moisant achieved a high speed in a straightaway dash with the wind, though details are unclear.
In El Paso Texas on December 29 a premature explosion at the American Smelting and Refining Company smelter buried workers amid a two ton blast. Six are believed dead and about fifty injured with two bodies recovered and three known alive under slag as a steam shovel digs through debris.
In Moorcroft Wyoming Dec 29 Ed Rus sell a hobo attempted to burglarize the State bank of Moorcroft breaking in with a her he stole from a security officer He was caught after alarm sounded as he tried to flee and fled empty handed with sleeping women nearby reporting the incident.
New York dispatch reports a bomb blast in a tenement house in the Italian quarter at dawn. Ninety inmates escaped in their night clothing as the building was wrecked. the grocery shop of Geordino Baga, who refused two thousand dollars to the Black Hand, was also destroyed.
A corps of surveyors works from near John Alexander's place to Bull Creek head as rumors rise of a Faith to Rapid City line. The Northwestern is also said to be surveying to skirt a high ridge, though the path may be too far south. If Milwaukee or Northwestern, the activity fuels talk that the region will gain one of two railroads before next winter.
Uniontown Pa Dec 29 Miss Lucy Jones a prominent society figure has been appointed deputy sheriff. She carries steel bracelets a badge of authority and a revolver as part of her new duties.
The Inter collegiate Social Society, formed five years ago to promote an intelligent interest in socialism among college men and women, is noted in New York on December 20.
A priest in a Lutheran church mistakenly filled the communion cup with sulfurated chromate instead of wine. Five people are dead and many more are seriously ill.
In Tegucigalpa the rebel gunboat Hornet arrives from the Atlantic coast and 6,000 rebels begin marching on the city. Foreign residents are alarmed but Bonilla and Christmas are expected to face little opposition while the United States is said to be in accord with the revolutionists.
Deadwood Telegram reports postal savings bank supplies arriving including establishment instructions for a local bank to open at year end. Cards allow ten cent deposits with stamps posted on the card to trigger an account. larger sums or cashing in full value available, with clerks and new equipment to support the banking department. Postmaster Grimshaw is away in Washington and New York duties await his return.
Harper’s Weekly praises Puccini for a faithful and vivid score to Belasco’s drama, noting dramatic power and sentiment. The review critiques the Latinized miners for softening key moments and argues a broader portrayal of character would have strengthened the opera’s dramatic point.
The score for the drama reflects an unmistakably American impulse with brisk humor and violent bravado. It preserves the play's rough humor and passion, though emotional depth remains shallow, fitting the work's overall character rather than probing deeper human currents.
Loyal Order of the Moose plans a Lodge installation in Edadwood with a $5 charter membership fee. The death benefit is $100 and sick benefits total $91 over 13 weeks, plus physician services. The order promotes social and charitable work including an orphan home and a boys training school funded at $500,000.
George W. Egan of Sioux Falls returns from Colton and, upon reinstatement by the South Dakota supreme court, expresses gratitude to friends who supported him during his disbarment. He notes he might have become a life insurance agent if not reinstated.
P. M. Beaulieu of Spearfish South Dakota suffered a severe backache from a cold that settled on his kidneys. Excruciating back pains hindered movement until he began using Donn's Kidney Pills. He reports the remedy rid him of all kidney trouble symptoms and urges others to remember the name. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Columbus Ohio Dec 41 Carni A Thompson secretary of state of Ohio retired from office today with the remainder of the present administration He will go to Washington as assistant secretary of the interior
An old newspaper ad touts Cheney and Company remedies including a claimed catarrh cure and “S100 reward.” It urges readers to send for testimonials and to mail payments to Toledo Ohio. The piece also promotes Liver Pills for constipation and other cure claims with a general sales pitch.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Jane Works daughter of Mrs. Charles Works and Robert W. Ruhl editor of Spokane Review took place this afternoon in Spokane.
Washington December 29 The census bureau announced population figures for North Dakota towns Fargo 14851 and Grand Forks 12478.
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