Daring Robbers In Ogden Hold Up Saloon Resolve Escape
A bold trio robbed Ed Bello’s Grant avenue saloon taking 49 dollars from the till and 10 from Bello, then locked him in a water closet before fleeing. Police surrounded the Ogden house where the men hid on the roof and then jumped to a nearby building. A stranger pursued with a big gun but avoided firing into the depot area. The incident sent shock through downtown as officers recovered the scene and continued searching for the culprits.
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Wisiness
Twenty-fifth Street
Ed Bello
Grant Avenue
Bello
Ogden House
Twenty-fifth
Charles Aitken
Idaho Falls
Union Depot
Folly Della Pringle at Kemmerer Opera House October 28
A 1903 sale note lists rail fares to western points from Bloomington Peoria St Louis Kansas City Leavenworth Atchison and St Joseph and other routes. Folly Della Pringle and her merry company perform at the Kemmerer Opera House on October 28, touted as the manager Adams’s most expensive west show with elaborate scenery and re-engaged actors.
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Baby Eatelle
Kemmerer Opera Hine
Butte
Anaconda
Pocatello Ptermediate
Bloomington Peoria
St Louis
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchison
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Marrsos
Della Pringle
Opera House
Kemmerer
Adams
West
Strayed or Stolen Horses In Fontenelle Basin Area
Strayed or stolen about the 20th of August from our pasture in Fontenelle Basin. Three subile horses: one brown horse branded WY on right shoulder and TM on left thigh. one small brown horse with white facial strip branded T on left thigh. one hack horse branded K on left shoulder. Reward offered for recovery of all or either at our ranch in Fontenelle Holden. For Rent: The Sik Hotel offered for rent furnished, apply to Mrs PML Doran.
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Fontenelle Basin
Fontenelle
Holden
Daniel Doings and Incoming Visitors
Der Monroes wife and daughter arrive from Illinois to spend winter with doctor David Haddenham and others. Mr McKay and Sam Mallu travel to Kemmerer while Mrs Hills returns from Cumberland. General activity centers on visits, travel to towns, and local meetings with suppliers and doctors.
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der, Monroes
Ilinois
Fragmentary OCR: School Tools and vows in city notice
Fragmented readable lines mention school tools and a vow in a city notice. Names and details are unclear but reference local institutions and wording suggests a public notice or brief item within a page segment.
Frontier Fragments and Social Happenings in Frontier
M Z Blake and wife of Cumberland visited Frontier last Saturday as guests of Mrs John Dane. Miss Gertrude Kemmerer and Mrs Lucy Brown returned east on N 2 Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Muir, a Cumberland schoolteacher, spent a few hours in Frontier last Saturday. John Turehe, Austrian miner at No 3 mine, fell ill at work and was taken home by carriage. Dr Hoeker responded and he recovered. Kemmerer Co drivers plan a grand ball in Frontier Hall on Saturday evening October 31 with Hotchkiss Bros orchestra. Kemmerer hunting party, except John Kemmerer, returned Sunday the 18th after a fine trip bagging two antelope. Mrs Quealy saved one for a possible hunt. Mrs W S Avery hosted the Social Club Thursday afternoon with an autumnal gathering by the river and a luncheon at her home.
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Frontier
M. Z. Blake
Cumberland
John Dane
Gertrude Kemmerer
Lucy Brown
Lizzie Muir
Cumbuarland
Prontier
John Turehe
No. 3
Dr. Hoeker
Kemmerer Coal Co
Frontier Hall
Hotchkiss Bro
Kemmerer
John Kemmerer
Elk Country
Mrs. Quealy
Johnnie Quealy
Japanese celebration looms at Barrett's Park on Nov 1
The piece notes a Japanese celebration planned for Barrett's Park on November 1, promising events. It also highlights Mrs. Mary Ramsay Wood of Hillsboro, aged 116, whose longevity is vouched for by a century-old family Bible. Her mind remains sharp with memories of youth despite frail health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett's Park
Portland Oregonian
Mary Ramsay Wood
Hillsboro
Fielden
Crescous King of the Turf Sets New Trotting Record
An OCR damaged sports note reports Crescous King of the Turf r Uroceus breaking a world trotting record for a mile on a Monday dash. The track condition and ideal day are mentioned, with prior records held by Lou Dillon and Major Delmar. Details about timings and handlers are garbled but indicate a fast record attempt and subsequent performances.
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Crescous
R ‘Uroceus
Uy Ley
Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
Keteham
Anewouil
Was the Boy Right A Teutonic Courtship In A Utah School
A rustic classroom vignette features a coy Utah college trained teacher and ranchers as a boy recites in school. The young suitor playful mispronounces marriage and teases with a Teutonic wink, ending with a humorous exchange about being married.
Plot to Free Tom Horn From Wyoming Jail
Cheyenne special reports a planned raid to free condemned murderer Tom Horn from Laramie County jail. Details suggest a Wyoming cattleman behind the scheme with meetings held in Colorado near the state line. Local authorities are on guard to thwart the bold plan and the November 1 Barrett’s Park events are noted.
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Laramie
Tom Horn
Willie Nickell
Iron Mountain
Horn
Houtt County
Colo
Wyoming
Murder Mystery Baffles Ogden Police In Utah
A man was shot in Ogden Utah during Monday morning in the northwestern part of the city. Police Browning Detective Pender and Judge Howell investigated the scene. The gunshot perforated the back of the head and exited the mouth with three teeth knocked out, the neck showing powder burns indicating a close shot. Death was instantaneous. You will miss it if you don’t see the fun at Barrett's Park Sunday November 1.
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Ogden
Utah
Northwestern
Browning
Pender
Howell
Barrett's Park
Santa Fe to Convert Coal Engines to Oil Burners
Santa Fe railroad plans to convert coal burning locomotives east to Kansas City into oil burners citing Southern Pacific efficiency. Orders issued and preliminary work begun with plans for oil tanks along the line, aiming to save about 1,000,000 yearly for the company.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas ‘City
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
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Pete
Winomlay
Helen Morte
Anal Et Miner Wbn
Tee al Plawelal
Hes
Lee Sain
James McMadison
Tie Old Kine
Hinds
Done
Diamontvile
Kem
Folty
Yiee Thomas West
Pocatella
Huth
Cougriff- Wood Grocer Co
Salt Lake City
Father Po, Walsh
Evanston
J. R. Reinard
Getlai Dick
W. C. Proctor
Ms Reinard
Tom Robinson
Billy McLain
Lucy & Mixenya
W. B
KR. Napper
Logan
Western Union
Otre
B. L. Hooven
Freman
TL Lo Henstein
Boise
Idaho
B.C. Manson
T. J. Duddleson
Pocatello
Wyoming & Western
J. L. Oakes
Kellmerer
Diamondville
Mormon Church
John M. Baxter
Mclean
Cokeville
Bear River
Ble. Austin
Oxford
Bling
Stanley Bramner
Bramner
Mudred Gallagher
Walter F. Wilson
Proutier
Frontier School
John A. Sneddon
Pear Tire
Supreme Court of Utah
Mar. Sheiddon
Kidwell
Fred
Will Crookston
Kel Pleiener
W. Sainon
Piviel
Folly
Mella
New York
Collin Amie
Olvera Thane
Cme Moth
Diamondville Doings
Susie Harris
Lizzie Aitkin
Islatio
John Fader
The
Owl Saloon
Mra
JE Alonzo Hutchinson
the & Hotel
W. A. Brown of
Mr. and
Daniel Aitken
T. A. Boggie
Mi ‘Trading Co
James Hunter
Stephen A. Mills
Big Piney
Jobn William Anson
George Melk
A. H L. Addy
No. 2 Mine
Park City
Carl L. Timmerseheide
No. 2
Timmerseheides
Oakley
Sarah Anne Thomas
Anson
Colorado
Opal
Green River Points
Sam. Martin
Settler's
Sik
Poplar
Pml Doran
Daniel Doings
David Haddenham
David Flockhart
Iduh McKay
Sam Mallu
Yawi Bint
Lin
Hills
Small’ Patieh
Mr. McBay
Puirebinwdd
Baypllien
Fourdtier Supply Co
Prontien
Gen
Liuddoohai Aemeipaiied
McKay
Anid
Aif
Daniel
Art Exchange
Golden Tule
Olin
Bedford
Gottliebe
Marrial
Alne
Mr. Seonor
Marie
Golden Hale
Uralx
Dane
Walt Mat
Pat
Tee Broight
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Owen
Henebiy
Eenneranadt
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