, 1915-07-15

SdSptT.
Sept, 21-23.-BIg Horn County Fair at
Sept. 2S-Oct Eleventh Annual wy
oming State Fair at Douglas.
Fifty thousand trout were placed in
Horse creek at T%orrington.
The tax sale held in Washable coun-
ty amounted to only $S75.65.
Many nurses took the state exam
nation for registered nurses.
A team belonging to C. o. Griffin
of Sundance was killed by lightning.
So far this year licenses nave been
taken out on 3,106 automobiles in
Wyoming.
T%orrington entertained twenty con-
gressmen while they were inspecting
the Goshen Hole project.
The fifth annual picnic of North
Star Lodge No. Isl of Rawlins will be
held at Fort Steele, July goth.
Arson Hansen, county assessor for
the past two terms at Rock Springs.
died following a paralytic stroke.
Ray Stanley and Ray Martin have
both disappeared following a little
iiiAN9 1htSh NOlh at L = LlOpOllS
The 13-months-old son of James
Young of Lander was drowned when
he fell into a stream near that place.
Lucien Quinby, who runs sheep
north of Cheyenne, has sold his 1915
clip of $4,000 pounds for twenty-four
cents a pound.
Articles of incorporation for the
Wyoming State Dental Association
were filed with Secretary of State
Frank L. Houx.
Worth Pickett. charged with the
theft of a hundred dollars from the
pocket of a Basin man, is under ar
rest at that place.
Plans for an Iowa celebration to be
held in Sheridan the afternoon and
evening of July 90 were made at a
meeting of the Iowa society.
Articles of Incorporation for the
Wyoming Grocery company of Casper.
at $4,000 concern, have been filed
with Secretary of State Houx.
Walter Swanson. under peniten-
tiary sentence for buglarizing the
store at Wheatland of his uncle, VIM.
Kenney, escaped from jail.
E%xtradition papers were issued by
Acting Governor Houx for George
Cundiff, who is wanted in Macon, Mo,
on a charge of embezzlement.
Zeph Angelen, a farmer living II
miles south of Chugwater, Just across
the line in Laramie county, shot and
seriously wounded James Baroane, his
son-in-law.
Robert P. Tyndall died of tick fever,
at Thermopolis, after al illness of a
few days. AS a sheep owner he had
been in that region for eight or ten
years.
Jack Elliott and two companions OF
Cheyenne were slightly injured when
an auto left the Lincoln highway and
ran over an embankment near Berg.
mann's hill. A passing tourist took
the party to Laramie.
George Heibor, an employee of the
Diamond Coal Company of Diamond
vile, who recently lost a leg and an
arm under a mine car. has been al
lowed $1,000 by the state under the
workmen's compensation act.
Assistant State Veterinarian J.. R.
Bond and a Swan, of the State HUI
man Society, drove to a ranch eight
miles west OF Cheyenne to condemn
and kill a horse that was suffering
with blood poisoning from barb-wire
cuts.
Reed Hairless who killed Nick Stew
ems three years ago near Rawlins, and
fled to Idaho where he was arrested a
month ago, entered a plea of guilty
before Judge D.. H. Craig n was
sentenced to serve from twenty-five to
thirty year in the penitentiary.
Jack Elliott. ~well-known stockman
and Frontier hero Of Cheyenne, mar
rowly escaped death and lies in a crit
ical condition In a Laramie hospital,
as the result of Elliott's new car turn
ing turtle over an embankment near
Virginia Dale, Colo.
The 1915 Wyoming WOO clip, which
will aggregate nearly 10000 900
pounds of the finest wool that this
state has ever produced, is beginning
to move to the eastern markets, and
at prices ranging from % to 80 cents
per pound.
wyoming mas a splendid opportun-
ity this yea to prepare an exception
ally fine agricultural display for the
international Dry Farming congress-,
which is to be held in Denver from
Sept. 81 to Oct. 8, according to w. l.
ouayle. s~tateAdirector of farm expe-
riments.
Richard Corle of Newcastle sue
ceeded Paul Bailey as chief deputy
marshal of Wyoming under United
States Marshal Dan c.. Hudson. This
nhnnun in the limited Statea MarshaIs