, 1915-05-20

Sept. 2S-Oct 2.-Eleventh Annual Wy
oming State Fair at Douglas.
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Wheatland has a new brick manu-
featuring plant.
Work on the Shoshone dam
been completed.
A stockmen's meeting was held at
Saratoga Saturday.
Active work on the Carnegie library
at Cody will be started soon.
l. w. Smith, once-well-to-do, died at
Thermopolis, a county charge.
Ground has been broken for the big
alfalfa mill to be erected at Riverton.
The Wyoming Humane Society has
Incorporated under the laws of the
state.
A n of the National Order of
Cowboy Rangers is being organized at
Rawlins.
The Wind River Timber Company
now has the drive of ties and logs in
full Roadway.
A notarial commission was con-
ferred upon f. E. Clancy of Sheridan
by Governor Kendrick.
Postmaster August N. Hasenkamp
of Laramie was married to Mrs. Ella
Royce of Evans, Colo.
Cheyenne Ranch No. 2, National
Order of Cowboy Rangers, will be in
stituted at Cheyenne, May 81.
The asst Dollar Mining and Devel-
opment Company of Cheyenne has
filed articles of incorporation.
A notarial commission was con-
ferred upon L.. S. Gray of Cheyenne
at the office of the secretary of state.
The Hattie Mining Company, with
offices at Cheyenne INT Telluride,
Colo, has filed articles of incorpora-
ton.
There were a large number of
buyers present at the Sheridan school
cavalry and artillery horses, and good
prices were paid.
Rt. Rev. Bishop P. A. McGovern con
firmed a class of fifteen at the Cath.
Ollie church in Thermopolis. The class
consisted of ten girls and five boys.
Postmaster Townsend has just been
authorized to establish rural free mail
delivery service on r. f. d. No. l,
running west and southwest of Jireh.
AS a result of the municipal cleo
ton Frank o. Thompson will occupy
the position of chief executive for the
town of Cody for the text two years.
Agent McCauley of the Union Paci-
fic arrested ]. B. Mitchell, a Wyoming
sheep herder, who was terrorizing
railroad men and others in the vicin-
ity of Summit, just over the South
Omaha line.
Definite action relating to the open
ing of Yellowstone Park roads to au-
tomobiles was taken by Secretary
the earliest date upon which the
privilege commences.
The Cheyenne city commissioners
have received a consignment of 10000
native trout frys from the state fish
hatchery at Laramie. The trout have
been planted by City Engineer r. d.
Goodrich in Crystal Lake and the
North Grow reservoir.
The total estimated cost of Install
ing curb and guttering and the grad.
ing and %grayelling of the streets and
cross streets within the five improve
ment districts recently created by the
Cheyenne city commissioners will be
SCI, 25O.
Lucille Mulhall. an Oklahoma girl
who is famous as a rider of horses
and roper of steers, has written Sec.
tary T. j. Cahill that she will be on
hand to participate in the Frontier
Days sports July q, %, 20 and "a at
Cheyenne.
Governor John b. Kendrick has &C
cepted invitations to attend the grad
uating exercises for the senior class
of Lusk High school on May rs and
at Jireh College, at Jireh, on the even
ing of jun 2, He viii make informal
talks at each occasion.
The worlds record for wall scaling
by High school cadets was broken at
Cheyenne when squad No. 3 from
Casper, defeated squads from the
Cheyenne, Rawlins and Laramie High
schools by going over the wall in 6 10
seconds. The previous record was
= 4-5 seconds.
C. c. Ferris and NJ. S. McNiel, two
young men who committed a series OF
forgeries by which they obtained
over a hundred dollars from Sheridan
business men two weeks ago, were
taken before Judge c. II. Parmelee in
the District Court and entered pleas
of guilty. They were each sentenced
from a year to eighteen months in
the penitentiary at Rawlins. Ed. Weiss
who is I'm mil charged with tha +boF,
of $40, pleaded not guilty.
Citizens of Newcastle and vicinity
turned out to welcome home Congress
man and Mrs. Mondell at a largely
a.Cended gathering in the Carnegie