Wyoming Woman Leads Livestock Firm and Wool Trade
The article highlights Mary Barrett of Green River as president and general manager of the Green River and Rock Springs Livestock Co. It notes her family ties, successful wool production, and a 90 000 pound wool crop. Wet conditions forced lambing on the ranch, with bands moved to summer range and a strong sheep drive underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cercombe
Mary Barrett
Green River
Rock Springs
Miss Barrett
Pat
Jim Barrett
Ming Barrett
Big Day Celebration Plans For Senator Oration
A late 19th century town festival details July 6 events include a Declaration reading and an oration by a state senator. Streets closed for a children friendly carnival with a candy concert and a juvenile sports program. Features include a 60 foot roof jump by Prof. Alesandro and horse racing arranged by local committee.
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Trianafe
Cumberland
Semmerer
Alesandro
Fasturen Tm
G. E. Hansen
Ben Bagnell
J. W. Sammon
M. Jack Pis
Joe McDonald
Mike Naglin
Herman Gtrine
Jack Pis
Loura G. Jones
Death of Judge David H. Craig Shocks Wyoming
The renowned jurist Judge David H. Craig of Carbon County died after a series of severe stomach pains likely linked to complications from prior illnesses. Born in Belfast Ireland on December 6 1860 he built a noted legal career in Rawlins and Carbon County and was mourned by family friends and local officials at his Rawlins funeral.
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Craig
Evanstep
Kemmerer Tanteriday
Rocky Mountain
Western Beach
David H. Craig
Belfast
Ireland
Coleraine
United States
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Dandike
Anont Tur mm
Hobs and Bradberry
W Im
Rawlins
Carbon County
Evanston
Court House
Main Street
J. L. Wicks
Holland
Whit Rock
Judge Craig
Rawling
Wyoming
Railroad May Come to Lenore via Northwestern Line
Speculation swirls over a potential Northwestern railroad linking Riverton and Dubos to Lenore, a town formed midway by the King Investment Company of Shoshous. Charles H. King spearheads the venture with close associates guiding plans and funding.
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Camperdale Row
Lenore
Riverton
Dubos
Northwestern Railroad
King Investment Company
Shoshous
Charles H. King
Mr. King
bin Yeare
Ten Year Sentence in Diamondville Immorality Case
Montana newspaper reports prosecutor Reed sent eleven Butte girls to Diamondville Wyoming to work in saloons described as a beer and dance hall. Police testified the house housed dancers and drinkers with money taken from victims. Reed was convicted and sentenced to ten years in the Montana State prison.
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Montana
Wyoming
Diamondville
Butte
David J. Brown
Kandlehoffer Place
Lance Hall
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Lincoln County
Reed
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Jacob Jempecy
Frontier
Ed Sutton
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First National Bank of
David Hi. Craig
Wyo
William Vicars
J. B. Reed
John A. Smith
Charles Juttner
M. F. Canning
A. B. Meisner
Dagee Hall
Albert Heitz
Old Hamafork
Brid
Hamefork
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank