, 1915-06-10

Sept. 21-23.-Big Horn County Fair at
Sept. ascot. Eleventh Annual Wv
oming State Fair at Douglas.
Rawlins will celebrate on the
Fourth.
Glenrock will celebrate on the
Fourth.
Pine Bluffs is planning a big cele.
bration July 5.
A smelling plant is among the DOS
sibilities for Lowell.
1t is stated that the Burlington will
build from Islay to Laramie.
A notarial commission was issued
to Ida NJ. Spaugh of Manville.
James Miner, aged fifty, succumbed
to asphyxiating gases near Cody.
Governor Kendrick has received an
appeal from the Red Cross for aid for
the starving Mexicans.
The factory of the Emmers Products
Company at Worland will soon he
ready for operation.
An exhibit of Wyoming products ia
being planned for the Dry Farming
Congress in Denver, Aug. 20.
Damage estimated at $50, 900 was
done by a flood which swept Their
mopolis following a cloudburst in the
mountains.
The unwilling of the Oregon Trail
monuments through Goshen INT
will be held at Fort Laramie, Lingle
and T%orrington.
Major F. M. Foote Camp of Spanish
War Veterans was perfected in Chey-
enne with AZ charter members, and H.
L. Golf as commander.
A firemen's tournament, athletic
events, high school track meet, gun
club shoot and a barbecue will be
held at Rawlins in August.
Mayor Mitchell of New York trailed
bear for two weeks in Park county,
but failed to come up with any, and
had to give up the hunt.
The Casper Industrial Club and the
Casper Motor Club have extended in
vitations to hold the Yellowstone
Highway meeting at that city.
Harry Johnson, an employee Of the
Cusack well near Greybull, was Sc
verely burned about the face when
the well gassed while he was cleaning
it out.
Cheyenne is to have one of the
greatest treats in her history in July,
the dates for the chautauqua having
been fixed. The opening date is Fri
day, July 8.
At a meeting of the Douglas Good
Roads Club the name of the club was
changed to the Douglas Good Roads
and Commercial Club, with the idea
Of broadening the scope of the clubs
work.
The Cheyenne High School cadets
will not hold their annual two weeks
encampment this yea on account Of
the scare which has spread through
the state on account of the wood tick
and spotted fever.
Plans are well under way for the
opening of an active campaign against
predatory animals throughout the
west on July 1. at which time the re-
cent congressional appropriation for
this work becomes available.
James Jackson and Jennie Jones
were arrested in Cheyenne charged
with frequenting a West Lincoln
Way rooming house for immoral pur-
poses. They forfeited a $50 bond by
failure to appear in Police Court.
Plans have been made by the citi-
Zens of Cody to have a monster cele-
bration of the opening of Yellowstone
Park to automobiles, in conjunction
with a national good roads convention
ct the Canon hotel in the park about
Aug. 8.
The city officials of Cheyenne au'
thorized Chief of Police McClement To-
offer a reward of 800 for information
leading 10 the arrest and conviction
of the person or persons who dyna'
mited the home of George Weller
May -.
Elwood Mead, the father of mod
ern American irrigation engineering
stopped in Cheyenne on his way rom
Australia to Washington. In loS5
Mead was appointed by territoriaI
Governor Moonlight. Wyoming's trsq
state engineer.
Rena George Of Cheyenne commiueu
suicide by drinking a quantity u
lysol. Mrs. George was given muei
notoriety about a year g when sn7
was sued by Frank Runcorn OF ~
Angeles. Cal, for $4,000 damages io1
breach of promise.
H. p. Hansen OF Rawlins, who ns1
been suing l.. II. Armstrong A. u
Winkler, l.. A. Bower and A. l.. ~"
lard to recover damages for false vi
reservations in the sale and transle
Of his property for property in Denver
has been awarded $52,954.
The Lander Armory. for the pui
chase and finishing Of which the 'aS
Wyoming Legislature appropriate