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Laramie Boomerang

Location

Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1908

Page

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D L and N Buys Two Big Ranches

Northwestern Land and Iron company, financing arm of Denver Laramie Northwestern railway, buys Riverside ranch of 31,000 acres and Hutton ranch of 7,000 acres near Laramie Wyoming. Over 20,000 acres under ditch. plans to bring 34,000 under water rights. Potential sale to farmers in Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska. road may reach Laramie via Riverside. Purchase price hinted over a quarter million dollars. Riverside house may be kept for a summer home.

Denver Northwestern Land & Iron Company Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway Company Riverside Ranch Hutton Big Laramie Laramie Wyo Wyoming Kanas Chlshoma Nebraska Mie John D. Milliken Riverside Ora Haley James M. Hoge Harris Denver, Laramie & Northwestern

Big Sheeppmen Sued by State in Wyoming

State Board of Sheep Commissioners files suit against Selw and Williamson of Sheridan and Montana for shipping uninspected, undipped sheep into Wyoming from Montana. Authorities allege failure to pay fees or notify, with quarantine actions in Crook County. Defendants claim ignorance of requirements as watermarked by the case centered in Clearmont and northern Wyoming and Montana flocks at risk from scabby stock.

Schools to Close Two Afternoons This Week

With the county fair in progress the city schools will close Tuesday and Friday afternoons to let students visit the fairgrounds and view exhibits. Miss Huff arrives from Nebraska to assume her new position as a high school teacher.

Thesehildren Mies Huff Nebraska He High School

University Professors Entertain Sheridanites

Dr. C. K. Buckle head of the Wyoming normal school visited Sheridan this week for the Sheridan county teachers institute. Buckle praised the state and the town, and planned to depart for Laramie tomorrow afternoon. Dr. Charles Merica, president of the University of Wyoming, spoke at the Methodist church Tuesday night and again Wednesday forenoon, and will stop in Sheridan tomorrow morning before continuing the trip toward Basin.

Sheridan Post C. K. Buckle University of Wyoming Sheridan County Teachers’ Institute Buckle Wyoming Sheridan Springeld Laramie Charles Merica Sheridan County Gomez

Fort Collins Visitors Head to County Fair and Fishing Trip

A party of six Fort Collins residents arrived in a touring car for the county fair. They will stay for the fair, then proceed to a fishing trip at Little Larie.

New Baptist Church Dedicated Amid Ceremonies

The Fourth and Bornburg church was dedicated yesterday with dedicatory sermons by Dr. A J Pranda of New York City. Ministers delivered short addresses and a union choir performed several selections as out of town ministers stayed for the exercises before departing home.

New Baptist Church Fourth Bornburg A. J. Pranda New York City Union Sholl

First Bosler Lots Sold In Healy Townsite Sale

Tallmadge Buntin company reports brisk sale of first Bosler lots today with buyers paying 120 dollars for four lots. J R Davall of Allivale acquires control amid concerns over potential loss of the Healy townsite.

Bosler

Independent City Ticket Looms in Old Observer Debate

The Old Observer records a lively discussion about an independent city ticket amid wartime strain and party friction. Citizens consider reform, governance, and the role of old leaders, with hints of coalition plans and cautions about past factions.

OLD Observer

Decorate for the Big Fair Boost Businessman In City

The editorial urges Mr. Business Man to display bunting and flags to welcome visitors for the county fair. It calls for bright storefronts and street lighting to outshine the Fourth of July celebration, highlighting the town’s image to guests from Encampment Saratoga Cheyenne Rawlins and other nearby towns and urging civic pride.

Ment Saratoga Cheyenne Rawlins Sara Wmie Megan Laramie

Park bears doomed as hunt begins in Yellowstone Park

News from Yellowstone Park reports a mass bear hunt approved by General Young to reduce bear and wildcat populations endangering unarmed tourists. Soldiers are ordered to kill one hundred bears and all wildcats and mountain lions within park boundaries to restore safety.

Yellowstone Park Young

Bad Man Terrifies Passengers on Union Pacific Train

Rock Springs reports a drunken passenger, Dan Crilley of Hanna, caused panic aboard a Union Pacific passenger train en route to Butte. He was removed at Rock Springs and confined in the county jail.

Rock Springs Dan Crilley Hanna Butte Mont Dal

Woman's Shoulder Broken In Wagon Accident

Mrs J J Imes suffered a broken shoulder and dislocated arm when she was thrown from a wagon. Other items report a large power plant project in Dallas for mine electricity, a busy box factory in Fort Steele, a Rawlins deliveryman injured but recovery possible, lambs shipped to Laramie for five dollars a head, and Walter Bishop crippled for life after fingers crushed by a drilling machine.

J. J. Imes Rawlins Lee Rankin Sheridan Walter Bishop

Tornado Ravages Basins Settlements in Big Horn County

A September report from Lovell Kane and nearby settlements describes a tornado that devastated ranches in northern Big Horn County Wyoming. Sheds at Kane were demolished, two freight cars blown from the main track, Lovell buildings overturned and flattened, and haystacks shredded across miles. No human injuries reported as details trickle in.

Cheyenne Murder Mystery Deepens in Domestic Shooting

Cheyenne on September 14 reports Miss Addie Bailey a home domestic shot by an unknown man after a walk leading to her death. She denies knowing the assailant, described as tall and dark, wearing dark clothes and a large slouch hat. Police remain mystified as rumors of Denver ties and a possible follow from Denver surface.

Cheyenne Addie Bailey F. C Denver Misa Bailey Miss Halley Miss Pessie London Bart Hotel Tremont Street Denvar Miss London Bailey Miss Bailey Ohio

Wolfenbarger Talks Tonight at Public Address

A. G. Wolfenbarger of Iducom will speak this evening at Carnegie Hall, discussing campaign issues and current topics. The noted prohibition worker and National Prohibition Committee member is a Lincoln businessman and lawyer, with Cheyenne audiences already impressed. attendance is free.

Prohibition A. G. Wolfenbarger Iducom National Prohibtion Committee Wolferbarger Cheyenne Wolfenbarger Lincoln Laiipino

Fugitive still at large in Riverton after hold up

Sept 4 Jack Thompson, alleged to have robbed Arthur McEnee a ranchman, remains at large. Officers admit being misled by suspected friends who hindered capture attempts on several occasions. Carbon's Fusion Ticket Rawlins Sept 14: Carbon county Democratic convention names and independent Republicans list candidates for county and state offices including Campbell, Wren, Simonson, Drebole, Peck, Coness, Kayjor, Alfred, Swinder, Hite, Kent, Gard, Oehlier, Kinneman, Bailey, Daley, and several justice and constable nominees.

Marge Riverton Jack Thompson Arthur McEnee Carbon Rawlins Carbon County Uckat Sheik J. B. Campbell D. J. Wren J. F. Simonson Burt Drebole Peck L M. Coness Frank Kay- Jor Alfred T. J. Swinder John Hite Grant Kentt Phil Gard Ther Oeh- Lier G Kinneman Ed Bailey Teeny Daley Byear DO. Jones J. Vialeh Justice of Peace John Friend J. Smith McCarty PP Murphy

Boosters Off for Cheyenne's Fair Day Celebration

Patriots from Laramie and Cheyenne planned a joint Cheyenne Day event inviting the capital city’s residents to Laramie. The aim was to strengthen ties between the two communities through a festive day featuring rides, music, and a parade.

Lightning burns large haystack near city at Ryan ranch

A blaze swept a large haystack on the Ryan ranch near the city last evening. Fire officials reported the haystack contained about ninety tons of moldy hay and noted the stack was incinerated with no injuries.

Doctor Delaney Honke Nets Big Trout at Rock River

A report from Rock River describes Dr. Delaney Honke catching a large trout during a fishing outing. The catch weighed five pounds and was celebrated with a round of applause from onlookers.

Delaney Rock River Uhelo

Fireman Takes Bride at Crater Home Yesterday

A local fireman, Albert Welck, wed at a Crater home on 187 North Third. The ceremony joined Welck and his bride, Clara Large, in a small community event tied to Union Pacific, with the couple reported as planning a quiet future together.

Crater Home North Third Albert Welck Union Pacific Roman Clara Large Welck Colorado

Mrs Red Moon Crosses Divide In Ground

In Saratoga Wyoming on September a detachment of Ute Indians recaptured from Cheyenne agency and reached Scribner Ranch. The death of Red Moon, revered wife of Chief Moon, came soon after, aged 99. The caravan paused to honor her while Saratoga residents donated clothing for travelers. The band aims to return toward White River agency before winter.

Saratoga Wyo Hatar Cheyenne River Agency S. D White River Agency Utah United States Cavalry Scribner Ranel Cere Montorsly Red Moon Scribner's Teil Moon White River Seriier Ranch Indiana

Mrs Carl Westmann 15 Leaves City Under Cloud of Denver

County officials yesterday arranged transportation for Mrs Carl Westmann a 15 year old girl to Denver promising she will not return to Jaramie. The departure occurred as authorities sought to remove her from a troubled locality and place her in safer care in the Colorado metropolis. Her destination was confirmed and a plan to ensure her welfare was outlined by officials.

Finnlshillel Carl Westmann Denver Jaramie

Chance for Laramie Merchants at Local Fair

Merchants in Laramie anticipate a bustling fair that promises new buyers and lively crowds. The event aims to showcase local trade with games and displays while attracting visitors and potential customers to boost business during the week.

Laramie

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