Roosevelt Receives Photo From Mammoth Hot Springs Visit
Back to Nature, President Roosevelt has received a photograph of his quarters at Mammoth Flat Springs in Yellowstone. The image shows a band of about twenty deer in front of the residence, with Maj. Tithehor, superintendent, noting that forty four animals gathered on the parade ground the evening before the shot. Other bands of mountain sheep are mentioned as well as elk leaving the park for winter ranges south to the Jackson Hole area due to harsh storms.
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Vresident
Roonevelt
Han
Mawmoth Flat Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Maj
Titehor
Hin
Port Yellowstone
Jacksoll Hole Ouller
He Park
Wyoming Lambs Set Market High With Stedman Shipment
J A Stedman brought a double deck of Wyoming lambs last fall that sold at 57.50 in Omaha, the highest price for that stock. The flock grazed alfalfa pastures for about thirty days, then into corn fields on November 2, fed with alfalfa hay and corn water, under Stedman’s extensive feeding and shipping experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Stock Journal
J. A Stedman
Wyoming
Stedman
Salt Lake nurseryman Arthur Han Meter starves for months
Salt Lake City reports Arthur Han Meter, a nursery firm member, fasts under doctor guidance after a cancer diagnosis. Once weighing about 40 pounds, his weight dropped to 147 pounds and then feared to fall 10 pounds daily. He aims to endure 60 more days, though doctors warn against dropping below 75 pounds as cravings intensify. The case is under close observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Arthur Than Meter
Notice of Land Claim Final Proof in Wyoming
Notice in Evanston Wyoming March 23 1903 that Charles L Burrall and Issie Luce filed for final proof on their land claims. Proceedings set before U.S. Commissioner C W Henry at Pinedale and Piney Wyoming on May 2 and May 16 1903. Witnesses listed include William J Shanley Samuel V Hoff Harry K Hoff Walter B Nichols and others from Pinedale Big Piney and nearby areas.
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United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
C. W. Henry
U.S
Pontenelle
Yoming
Charles L. Burrall
Pinedale
Wyoming
William J. Shanley
Samuel V. Hoff
Marry K. Hoff
Walter B. Nichols
Big Miney
Chas Kingston
Register
Big Piney
Welt
nWid
Strud’ C. Shen
Pine
Wye
Ani Tanlay Murdock
Henry Alderon
Rims
Wilfred Nicholls
Big Viney
Oma Hine
W. Luce
Stanlen Mintock
Heary Andaran
Wong LD
Hewes
Anal Wilfred
Wyong
Chan Kevan
Hogietor
C. W. Holden
Fontenelle
Vine
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy praised by editor for grip cure
An East Up state editor from Shortville New York extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a severe grip attack claiming it stopped coughing quickly and allowed sleep with less pain. The notice includes a desert land claim publication listing Henry C. Mall of Paveiales Wyoming seeking proof of irrigation for land parcel 2, section 1, township 2 north range 10 west, before Fred Fisher in Pinedale on April 18 1903 with witnesses Dowson Borders Cox Noble Kingston.
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Chamberlain
Chanberlain
Anysrank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortville
N.Y
Thad
Grip
Desert Land
United States Lait Office
Evanston
Wea
Marota
Henry CG. Mall
Paveiales
Wyoming
Fred ©. Fisher
Pinedale
Satuday
Frank Dowson
Wesley Borders
Harley Cox
Wyo
James Noble
Cora
Chas. Kingston
Register
Desert Land and Land Office Notices From Evanston Wyoming
Notices from Evanston Wyoming announce final proof and desert land claims in Uinta County. Widely named witnesses include Amos W. Smith Ben G. Griggs Michael Gard John W. Bolinger Stanley Murdock John Wardell Robert Parks William E. Spencer and Annie Spencer.
Notice of Patent Publication for Evanston Wy Marsis 108
Notice records the settler’s intention to make final proof on homestead land in Evanston Wyoming and provide witnesses Adhir Kabilinwa, Rubs fort Masai, W Avery all of Vroun d Wyoming for final verification before the Register. The hearing date and location are listed with witness details and filing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Marsis
Tecile
Amle
Mrontlor
Wyoming
Tle
Manel
Adhir Kabilinwa
Rubsfort Masai
Avery
Vround
Clie
Itiaetinn
Witeaplt
Heyintur
Riots and disorder blamed on overwork and drink
A chaotic, garbled notice blames riots on overwork and drink. It touts a tonic Bleotric Bitter as a cure for liver and kidney ailments, nervousness, and malaria, promising relief and offering a 50 cent price with satisfaction guaranteed by Kemmerer Drug Co led by Chas. Henderson of Din mondville.
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Alee
Niles
Kemmerer Drug Coy
Chas. Henderson, Draychet
Dinmondville
Landbee Elks 1908 Residence Claim Hearing Near Cora
United States Landbee at Evanston Wyoming records show a settler filing a notice of claim with a rival to be moved before U.S. Commissioner J H W Trong at Cora Wyoming on April 18. Witnesses listed include John Ville New York Wyoming Elmer McKinley Herbert Johnson Frank Dowson and Chas Kingston for proof of continuous residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Landbee
Evanston
Wyo
Settlor
Smi
J. H.wtrong
U.S
Cora Wyoming
C. Fisher
Pinedale
Wyoming
John Ville
New Pork
Elmer McKinley
Herbert Johnson
Cora
Frank Dowson
Chas
Kingston
Mah
Nowister
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Lambs
Suce
Issie Luce
Mi Als
Annie Spencer
Uinta County
U. S
Stanley Murdock
John Waell
Robert Parks
William E. Spencer
Wlliam E. Spencer
Uinta Canary
John Wardell
Hubert Parks
Isalah
Gogo Tailoring We
Strauss Bros
Chicago
W. S. Post
Society Directory
Kame Toy
Cummeiland
Woo. W. Sooty
Viet
Iso
Mate Anita Dy
Westnemainy
Meiginory
Sayer
Clerk
Daly Lodge
Diamond Ihe
Stiece Wanry
Ae & W Pd
Wall
Tharw Mutelow
Laeve Wai
Neourder
Masila Lodge
Lie
Faldo Tall
Mita Lodge
Fred Men
Kiimomerer
Ius Sachem
Anthor Rohinros
Sae
Rodingon
Sactetary
Sparta
Viamonds
Cor
Mederm
Assor
C. T. Gamble
Diamondville, Wyo
L. R. Henderson
Dewitt & CO
Cay Drug Store
James J. Johnson & CO
New York City
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Ide. M. Snyder
Brooklyn Kant Red Art Cluir
McElree
Thedford
Adroggista
Gari
Cardui
H. E. Christmas
Cyrus Beard
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Rich & Delicate
Mountain Trading Co
First National Bank OF
P. J. Quealy
Prest. M
Kemmerer
Sneddon
Frank Pfeiffer
John L. Lane
Arthur Robinson
Cipal
United States
Iee
Peterson & Mullen
Tailors
L. Quealy
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Denver
Smith Brothers, Proprietors
Via
Millan Fur & Wool
Minneapolis
Minn
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