, 1915-07-29
STATE NEWS
OF TO
ALL WYOMING
COMING EVENTS.

Sept, '6-s.-First Annual Roundup at
Sept i4eiS@Park County Fair at Cody.
River Valley Fair at Evanston.
Sept. 17-1s.-County Fair at Kane.
Sept. 21-23-Natrona County Fair at
Sept. sI-2s.-Big Horn County Fair at
Sept. sS-oct. 2.-Eleventh Annual wy
oming State Fair at Douglas.
A medical society has been organ
lied at Basin.
June 29 is the date for the Iowa pic
mic at Campstool. y
The Catholic church at Burns was
dedicated Sunday. 2
The Carbon county fair will open at
Saratoga Sept. 6. 81
Laramie's city water system is
about ready for use. e
The stampede" at Sheridan for
Labor day is taking form. g
The town Of Kirby will loon be-
come a corporate organization.
A %cloudburst near Cowley partly sub
merged the home of G. w. Barry. g
John Christie was fined $25 in Cas-
per for attempting to beat a board
bill.
The funeral of Edward Lee Bristol
was held from the Elks' home In
Cheyenne. 7
wyoming in 1914 increased its oil
output by nearly As per cent over the
previous year.
A forest fire fifteen miles south Of
Elk mountain is reported to have
timber. r
Eighty thousand pounds of butter,
an average of $500 pounds daily, vas
the output of the Cheyenne creamery
during June
F. M. Mills of Rock Springs had to
fight fire three times in n day to
save his Darn and corrals in the rear
of his house.
Damage to the extent of $3.50 was
lone to windows in the town of
Byron, when a large quantity of dyna-
mite was exploded.
The factory of the Sheridan Sugar
Company, according to estimates made
now, will be ready to commence opera
lions IN Nov. l.
h people of Encampment are ex-
tensively advertising the Annual Fish
Fry which will be held at that place
on Aug. 9TH and 9th.
Suspended sentence pending good
behavior was granted Hans Matson of
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for beating his wife.
Notarial commissions have been con-
ferred upon c. Elias of Pinedale,
Louis Bocchieri of Hartville, and A.
Walters of Rock Springs. Dog
Bert Purcell, a mail clerk with head
quarters in Cheyenne, was seriously
injured when he was thrown from his
motorcycle nea Sterling, Colo.
Fourteen hundred and seventy
three calves were branded out of a
possible 1,S49 in the spring roundup
of the Indian cattle on the Wind River
reservation.
Albert Norbeck, 2S, a bartender,
was fatally stabbed by Joe Murphy
at Riverton, when he refused to pro-
vide Murphy with whiskey for pris-
oners in the town jail. d
Mrs. Bert A. Luman. the wife of a
rancher living neal Clearmont, died
on the train while on her way to.
Sheridan, where she intended to en-
ter the hospital for treatment.
DIR. c. L. Gilman and his wife were
seriously injured near Casper when
the car in which they were riding
turned turtle over the edge of a deep
gulch. throwing them twenty feet.
A s~heepherder in the employ of H..
j. Winninger of Gillette became in
sane at the Winninger ranch and be-
gan shooting at the other people at
the place. He fired more han forty
shots, many of which went through
the house.
w. l.. Simpson of Cody, Charles L.
Blydenburgh OF Rawlins and w. L.
Mullen of Cheyenne have beer named
by Governor Kendrick as a commit
tee to attend the Uniform State Law
conference which is to be held in Salt
Lake City Aug 8.
Lee Bristol, manager of the II. A.
Bristol Company of Cheyenne, was
killed neal Num-, Colo, when his
automobile overturned on a curve.
Death was instantaneous. His son,
Jack. the only other occupant o the
car, escaped injury.
Local union 231S, Mine Workers of
Cumberland, has elected the following
officers: President, Desire Gaspard;
vice president, James Fisher; record.
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