Brief Wyoming News Notes Snapshot
Fragmentary items from Sheridan and across Wyoming cover water works votes, legal cases, fires near Cheyenne, a fatal shooting case in Casper, a family tragedy, prohibition era bootlegging convictions, and local civic notices. Key names include Newton, Parcen, Arbuckle Brothers, and T. Diers.
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Marventing
Sheridan
Big Goose Creek
Newton
Herman Parcen
Casper
Newton Havegent Staty Gaye Im
Cheyenne
Eolaie
Arbuckle Brothers Tmliflen Merchants
New York
Vnsitanes
Plac
Debere
Vie
Margit
Wader
Eerener
Grace Crest
Thermopolita
Shyeur-ohl
Alberta Woods
Retina
Westtrow
Wasco Fousdiation
T. ©. Diers
Booridas
Wyo
Charles D. Carey
John B. Kendrick
Ihbaddan
Robert D. Baciny
Dowging
Genereleu
Jno. 14
Te Memptain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Laramie
Oc Jing
Big Bourets
Het Lembert
Cobner
Jehasee
Ooramon
Parent Teachers Association Formed in Local School
A local meeting formed a Parent Teachers Association with Mrs Pospesil elected chairwoman and treasurer Mrs Wagner. Committees were named for programs and publicity. The next meeting is the first Thursday in February at 8 PM in the school house. A question box will be at the post offices for anonymous submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mémbare
McCain
Baight
Mim Marion
Wes. Pierson
Gomme
Eee
Stheal House
Kyle
Inland Northwest News Roundup From Dillon to Spokane
An eclectic Dillon Montana report covers a motor sleigh at 15 mph, Northern Pacific shops near Livingston with 0,000 workers, and police seizing literature of low standards. It notes a proposed mile long wooden auto speedway near Alan race track, surveys by W J Lamp of the US Geological Survey, rising plans for Goap Creek fields, a fatal shooting in Helena, tax debates over a Portland exposition, wool sales in Portland, a census of city arrests since 1918, and elk migrations from Yellowstone.
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Alan Race Track
With
Idaho State
Spokane
W. 4. Lamp
Crafted States Geological Survey
Montana
Cat Creek
Goap Creek
Moran Area Socials and Local News Briefs
Moran residents and guests attended multiple social gatherings including a jelly bean party and a toboggen and aki event. Notable items include 44 inches of snow reported by Purdue from Snake River Station, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bacon hosting a Pinoshie party where Charlie Fesler won first prize, and extensive boatr salvage efforts after recent mooring losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bacon
Charlie Fesler
South Park Gleanings Community Club Meeting
Ginie still hunting coyotes with limited success. Tmsson bought cattle from J. P. Ranch. Dr McCoy reports Bulah Adetms improving. Community Club met at 4.G. Imeson home for a pie and sewer supper. Sixteen members attended and enjoyed a program of peeking and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4.G. Imeson
H. I
Wrestling Match Is Real Event At Club House Hall
A Saturday wrestling event at the Club House Hall drew crowds for one of Jeckeea’s best. Louis Wilson defeated Alfred Ratliff in three rounds. Jost Ratliff and Rudyard Ferrin wrestled 35 minutes without a fall. Bartletts and Marcus Parris were billed for three rounds but Ferrin foul ended it in Bearie’s favor. Geo Beaton and Jess Mulherin appeared next. Bestan’s error led to Ud Tanner shoulders down. Casually, Charles Johnson of Veaper Oregon was killed by a power saw accident at home. A wool clip valued around 1,180,000 dollars was shipped to Mentens last year.
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Jeckeea
Cond
Louis Wilson
Alfred Ratliff
Watlifl
Wilson
Desiaice
Jost Ratliff
Rudyard Ferrin
Lple Henrie
Marcus Parris
Geo. Beaton
Jess Mulherin
Bestan
Tanner
Justice Fuller Busy Days in Local Court
D. E. Brown of Wilson filed a complaint before Justice of the Peace Fuller accusing T. N. McCoy of beating Walter Brown. Joseph Amaler charged McCoy with drawing a gun and injuring him. Amaler also alleged moonshine sales. Seattle of Wilton accused McCoy of unlawful firearm use. Justice Court found probable crime and issued warrants. McCoy pled not guilty and a trial set for Monday at 2 P.M.
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D. E. Brown
Wilson
Justice of Pesce | Fuller
Walter Brown
Joseph Amaler
WN. McCoy
Leo Holatie
Amaler
Huff
Auta
T.N. McCoy
T. N. McCoy
Joseph Amoler
Seattle
Wilton
Justice Court
Jackson
Free Dance at Club House Hall with Fuller Orchestra
The Fuller Orchestra and Club House Hall management invite all men and women to attend a free Old Tinser dance. Jackson's Vale Hand will perform two selections. Every two works there will be a free dance on Saturday afternoons for children with prizes for the best wind. Last week Milan, Jennie Drepeail, and Mester Marr Brown won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Jackson
Haterstay
Milan Jennie Drepeail
Mester Marr ‘Brown
Kelly Kolumn Notes From Kelly and Nearby
Kelly Kolumn reports a growing youth named Bill Gardner age 14 honing rope skills and an alleged escapee incident involving a noose. Mr and Mrs Ray Ghinkle welcome a baby boy born Monday. Walt Spicer took a business trip to Kelly on Wednesday. A community invitation invites all to the Bachelors Dance in Kelly on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gardner
Schol
Orn
Ray Ghinkle
Walt Spicer
Kelly
Mill to be Erected to Replace Burned Kelly Mill
Plans by Mr. Kneedy outline a new flour mill at Kelly to replace the ruined structure. Timber cutting begins early spring and construction will start, with the building twice the capacity of the old mill. Machinery contracts secured and to arrive when the building is done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Warmers’ Union
Kneedy
Kellybee Teplace
Local News and Notes From the Ogden Valley
Mr. George Irwin of Ogden visits relatives in the valley and is noted for his football record at the O. H. S. He knows many locals. Fred Lovejoy sold his motion picture outfit. Bruce Porter and Lester Leek may take over later. The high school bought a piano last week. K Arkival Kids event on February 10 to raise funds for the piano. Monday night the Cidd Fellows hosted the Rebec cabs and friends with cards and yanking. James S. Simpson left for San Diego to visit his mother indefinitely. W. P. Redmond was in town on business. George Lamb in from the Hoback with his dog team. Melvin Nichols hauled freight on Ty Frank Wood road. A red fox was seen near Henry Warbaban’s Kelly ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Irwin
Ogden
Irwin
O. H
Fred Lovejoy
St In
Bruce Porter
Lester Leek
Bachelor’s Dance at Welly Set for Saturday
Elaborate preparations are underway for the Bachelor’s Dance at Welly on Saturday January 21. Everyone is invited and will enjoy music by the Fuller Orchestra and a supper served to all attendees. Valley residents plan to attend and favorable weather may attract a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Benido Hay Ini
Muin Ly the Fuller
Opal mining district yields true flack opals in NSW
True flack opales mined extensively in a small district at the head of the River Darling in northern New South Wales, contrasting with black opales often colored artificially.
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Darling
New South Wales
Vast ancient armies in key battles of Greece and Persia
Fragmentary report recalls Xerxes leading 5 288 020 men to invade Greece in 401 BCE, Darius defending with 600 000, Cryegua and Cyrus of Meriga leading 120 000 and 60 000 horse, and Arteanrt gathering 600 000 at Conse.
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Aries
Gatas
Xerxes
Persia
Greece
Darius
Mreaia
Grauicus
Cryegua
Cyrus
Mergia
Arteanrt
Conse
Eye Dilation Changes Color in Adult Appearance
Report notes that pupil dilation appears in the eye of an opening care instance and can alter eye color as the individual becomes an adult.
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Tallete East
Pospesil
Shairmas
Menting
Bes
Idaho
Palle Idaho
Mies
Hameum
Wagner
Fae
Teesurer
Dillon, Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
Livingston
Mont
Toy Hing To
Fiéléna
Chung May
States
Portland
Upstate
L. H. Bean
House of Representatives
Oregon
Ove
Ontario
Ore
Geeral Reid
Dillon
Rcce
Tyo
Helena
Yallowstone Park
Gallatin and
Absaroke National Forests
Asderent
Glen Smith
Forest Patrol
Lewis F. Harr
State of Washington
Washington
Benapitel
Brelineton
Wate
Herb Whitemas
Bennie Aheffield
Otto Kushe
Fatherland
Robert Grimmesy
P. Dillard Newland
Far Be
H.C. McKinstry
Roy Lester
Myre
Sheffield
Newark
South Park Gleanings
Ginie
G. Tmsson
J. P. Ranch
Dr. McCoy
Hiabaya
Meade
Bulah Adetms
Fertin
Bearie
Baulee Alkaly
E Mande
Conmeny
Pariead
Habk
Aot eeeeSee Kensal Hy Dvlge F. W. Ters
Barecoast
Cnet
Soreemape
Ermine Hebels
Charies Johnson
Veaper
Justice Fuller
Kelly Kolumn
Cidd
James 8. Simpson
San Diego
W. P. Redmond
George Lamb
Melvin Nichols
Frank Wood
Su Gung
Henry Warbaban
Wok
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