Clannish Old Timers of Wyoming Honored
A reflective piece celebrates Wyoming's early settlers who bonded as a supportive, neighborly community. It notes their hospitality, self sacrificing charity, and enduring virtues as new generations fade, calling for peace to their noble shades.
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Wyoming
Territory
Mert Ingraham’s big team loses driver in canyon incident
Down the Red Canyon hill the Mert Ingraham team rolled on without a driver or guide leaving Messers Ingraham and Ed Tupper on the side hill. They were unceremoniously jarred but horses sustained no damage as the wagon seat was left behind. The riders are recovering rapidly.
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Red Canyon
Mert Ingraham
Ingraham
Ed Tupper
Morrison's
Charley Nettelhorst
Inyan Kara
George Cooke
Ridge
Montana
GIVES MAN NEW EYELIDS Remarkable Kansas City Surgery
Arthur Zimmerman of 25 Franklin Avenue Kansas City West Side received new eyelids after tar burn. Skin from the thigh grafted over eyelid muscle, closing contraction that threatened sight. Additional mouth widening required minor incisions and inner membrane suturing. Eyelashes could not be supplied by surgery.
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Kansas City
Arthur Zimmerman
Franklin Avenue
Pansas City
West Side
Zimmmerman
St. Margaret's Hospital
Hartford Stork Plot Ends With Baby Returned Home
In Hartford Connecticut Mrs Neil Winthers her former house maid Margaret Steele and Clarinda Bassett conspired to place Steele's baby with Winthers and force him to adopt. The plan failed. Bassett and Steele were jailed briefly and charges dropped. Winthers took custody of the infant.
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Hartford
Neil Winthers
Conn
Margaret Steele
Winthers
Miss Steele
Hartford Hospital
Mrs. Winthers
Mrs. Steele
Parkville Christian Endeavor Union
Miss Bassett
Mra. Steele
Mrs. Steole
Blow Whistle In Divorce Suit In Westchester
In a Westchester supreme court divorce case Mra. Henry D Archer accuses cruel treatment. The defendant says she used a tin whistle to blow him awake at night claiming he snored and needed waking by her remedy.
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Mra
Henry D. Archer
Supreme Court
Westchester County
N. Y
Timber Land Act Notice to Purchase Wyoming Land
United States Land Office Sundance Wyoming announces that Robert Mahoney of Alva Crook County Wyoming filed a sworn statement to purchase timber lands in section 18 township 54 north range 64 west and related parcels. He will prove land valuable for timber or stone and to establish his claim before the register and receiver September 6 1907. Witnesses named are William Chapman Marcus Holbrook Steve Mahoney and Clarence Fry all of Alva Wyoming. Adverse claimants must file by September 6 1907.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Robert Muhoney
Alva
Crook
Seawit
William Chapman
Marcus D. Holbrook
Steve A. Mahoney
Clarence Fry
A. E. Hoyt
Aoeity
Robert Manhoney
Innis
A. E. Hort
Timber Land Act Notice for Sundance Wyoming
Notice in Sundance Wyoming announces Steve A Mahoney of Alva Crook County Wyoming filed a sworn statement under the Timber Lands Act to purchase land in section 25 township SN range 64 with intent to prove timber value over agricultural use. Witnesses include Marcus D Holbrook William Chapman Clarence Fry Robert ManHoney all of Alva. Adverse claims must file by September 20 1907. A E Hort Register.
Timber Land Act Notice of Public Sale Summary
United States Land Office Sundance Wyoming announces timber land sale under the June 3 1878 act. Fred A Primus of Hulett Crook County Wyoming filed sworn statement for lots 2 3 4 in section 6 township 5 range unknown. Witnesses named Wesley Knight George Stedding Otho Glassburn Ida Knight. Adverse claim deadline July 29 1907. A E Hoyt Register. May to July 3.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Wesley C. Knight
George Stedding
Otho Glassburn
Ida RB. Knight
Hulett, Wycuiln
A.E. Hoyt
Notice of Timber Land Claim Hearing Updated
United States Land Office Sundance Wyoming records a sworn statement by RK Knight of Hulett Crook County Wyoming to purchase Lot 2 Section 3 Township 2N Range 64W of the 6th principal meridian. He will offer proof July 7 1907 before the Register and Receiver.
Notice of Final Proof in Wyoming Land Claim
Department of the Interior Land Office Sundance Wyoming June 11 1907 notice of intent by Alexander Woodcock guardian of George W Copp deceased of Alzada Montana to make final five year proof for a homestead in Section 24 Township 2 North Range 3 West to be proved before the Sundance Register and Receiver June 1907. Witnesses Blower C Engle Jean L Drickill A Wood and William Wood all of Wyoming Hulet Wyoming. BK Hoyt Register June 2 to July 1907.
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Department of the Interior
Sundance
Wyoming
Alexander ©. Woodcock
George W. Copp
Alzada
Montana
Yin
al Ini N. Range & W
Nesses
Blower C. Engle
Alva
Jeane L. Drickill
A. Wood
William Wood
Hulett
BK. Hoyt
Register
Notice of Public Land Comm. Proof in Moorcroft Wyoming
Notice is hereby given that India A. Yorke formerly Renan Anana of Moorcroft Wyoming will make final commutation proof on his Homestead Entry No. made November 17, 1907 for the east and west half of the northeast quarter and the southeast quarter of section in Runge County. The testimony will be before Commissioner Summers at Moorcroft Wyoming on August 10. Witnesses to prove residence occupancy cultivation of the land are listed as witnesses from Johnson, Willians, and Adin among others.
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Sundance
Wyo
India
A. Yorke
Renan A.ana
Moorcroft
Wyokin
Aly
Runge
SF Oace
Wye
Willians
Ewe Hox
von V
Adin
Narerolt
Oki
Anne He
Jfowt
Rogleter
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