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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
5
Various items from Lander include job ads for day work by a colored man, club and church meetings, travels of residents to Billings Riverton and Casper, a DeMolay fund raiser, a mock boxing event at the Armory, and a big basketball doubleheader at the Armory with Shoshone Indians Troop D and Kramer’s team.
An all star photoplay cast billed as the most effective ever assembled will be presented at the Gund Theatre this Sunday. The brochure urges readers not to forget the date.
A February 5 meeting at the Parish house organized a branch of the National Council of Catholic Men in Lander. About 65 members enrolled, officers were elected, and fundraising planned to support community welfare work and cooperation with similar groups. Next meeting set for Sunday evening February 12 at the parish house.
The Grand Theatre presents A Man's Home in a staged reading of the community drama. The production features local actors and runs for one weekend with audiences invited to support the arts.
Frank E. Bybee of Lander and Alice May Miller of Lincoln Nebraska were married Sunday afternoon at the groom’s father’s ranch home. The ceremony was conducted by C. B. King of the Baptist church, with many friends extending best wishes for a long and happy life.
Pipes burst flooding Second Street near the court and library while the water main on Third Street freezes. Hospitals report complete water loss as plumbers bid to reach a four foot underground pipe.
George Morrow won a judgment against J. B. Taggart in the Market court for 842,209. R. L. Ogden earned a judgment against Riverton Refining Co. for 19,660. The Boysen Dam case was heard with no decision yet. Also, a Senate Agricultural Committee hearing urged a government loan expansion and revival of the Grain Corporation for immediate relief to farmers. Arthur James Balfour sailed home from the Washington armament conference praising outcomes and cordial US reception.
A sale ad offering One For Laprobe Office Desk Buffet and two Beds with contact Phone 309 M. Also a found fountain pen offered to identify and pay for this ad at the Evening Post office.
A reward is offered for information about the removal of a dangerous object from the ditch in front of the courthouse, attributed to Charles Geiser. A snuff container and chamois lining item from a Masonic lodge room is missing and should be returned to the Lander Evening Post office. A lost beaver fur mitten is reported with contact details for the finder to claim a reward.
United States Land Office in Lander Wyoming announces a public sale of Lot 4 Section 4 Township 31 North Range 98 West for not less than two dollars per acre. Bids open at 10 a.m. February 28. Sale closes when bids end.
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