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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
6
The Muscovites social branch of Odd Fellowship announced a June 10 gathering in Greybull drawing members from Worland and nearby areas. A long list of candidates will be processed in the ordainments, with the goat mascot in training for display as part of the event.
A lodge ritual article describes the Thoth preparing measurements and calculations to gauge a candidate's endurance. It warns married men to forego leaving home late to avoid an angry spouse and recalls a previous ordeal last September as part of the lessons learned and the vow of steadfast obligation.
Miss Peggy Myhre twenty five died Tuesday from eleven fractures and severe internal injuries after an auto crash near the Denio mill on the road to Big Horn. Her companions Eva Hammond Don Donaldson and James Keenan escaped with minor injuries as the car rolled over at three in the morning.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Northern of Fremont County shoots George Heard at 25 feet inside the Savery hotel in Shoshoni after Heard threatened his wife. Heard dies fifteen minutes later from multiple wounds. Northern remains in care with favorable recovery prospects. Mrs Heard and Mrs Northern receive care.
Casper Herald describes a lethal duel between Heard and Deputy Sheriff Northern with Mrs Heard present. The narrative praises Northern as having iron nerve and Heard as veteran of gunfights. Separately, a feature notes meters on telephones called telchrometers will measure and charge for frivolous or unnecessary calls on party lines.
The World War Veterans Auxiliary will hold a gathering on Monday June 5 under the oversight of the First National Bank secretary.
Anyone wishing concessions for the Elks razzle dazzle on June 27 28 and 29 must apply to E A Draper.
A. F. Schmoldt announces normal operations with a large on hand stock to supply the trade despite Jack Weiss withdrawing from the business. The note confirms business continuity and continued supply.
Classified ad offering a small one room house fitted as a bedroom for a single man at $10.00 per month located at 610 Second Avenue North. Ad ends abruptly with stray text.
I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by others than myself. Signed Elmer G Long May 9 1922. FOR SALE Sulky baby cart reed good as new. C F Hippenstiel Sixth Ave N between Third and Fourth Street. WANTED Washings to take home 50c per dozen Car No 8 Box 574 Frances Myers At
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