, 1919-04-24

Frontier Days-Cheyenne. yuly 21-26.
There is a shortage nf furnished
houses for rent in Lander this spring,
as well as the unfinished class.
was taken to Kemmerer from Coke
vile, attempted to commit suicide by
butting his head against the stone wall
of his cell.
All houses of ill-fame ha We been BAN
shed from RawIins in a recent clean
up campaign inaugurated by both city
and county officials. The notorious
district south of the tracks has been
cleaned up and its d~enizens scattered.
Running to pick up II mail sack
which had blown off a crane onto the
track, w. A. Packer, mail carrier at
Mckinley station, stumbled in front of
the approaching passenger and suf-
fered injuries from which he died at
Wheatland.
f. Il. Anderson, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses,
through fake stock promotion, was sen
fenced to from seven to ten years in
state penitentiary otter he had
been found guilty by a jury in the Dis
trict Court at Douglas.
Through the efforts of Sheriff
Thomas n brilliant coup was pulled off
and as n result one man is languishing
in the Sheridan county Jail, two are in
limbo Mt Hardin, Mont, and fifty cases
of whisky and two automobiles were
seized and will be confiscated.
The body of Joseph Urban, a sheep
herder, was found in n snowdrift
about fifteen miles northeast of Chey-
enne. The body was not frozen and
death is supposed to have been caused
by exhaustion incidental to Urban's
attempts to founder through the snow
to the Pole Creek ranch of the War
rem Livestock Company.
Mrs. Elsie v. Wallace, wife of Sam
Wallace of Laramie, is dead. She was
born in Wisconsin,, came to the West
in her thirteenth year and has lived
ever since. She has two daugh-
tiers and two sons, one son having been
while fighting with the Ameri
can army in the Spanish American
Miss Avis Wilson, who, 1t was
feared, would lose her hand as a re-
of a wound caused by a shotgun t
will not lose the member,
and will retain the use of two fingers.
A delicate operation of grating bones
and tendons is going to save the in
jured member, If X-ray photographs
may be taken as a criterion.
Taken i'll with purpura hemorrhag-
fca, a rare disease characterized by the
bleeding of all mucous membranes of
the body, William A. Taylor probably
will W his life to Miss Ellen Oakley,
nurse at the hospital at Wheatland.
who gave a pint of healthy blood from
her veins in a last effort successfully
to pass a crisis in his condition.
Two more of thu 100 stolen Ameri-
can Express Company's travellers
checks, about which there was much
urore last december, have shown up
1T Laramie, having been cashed by II
merchants and refused at the
Each of the checks is for $40
ind is signed by w. Weston. He real
ized so far about $500 as far as the
records show.
"Pahaska Teepee,v former ~favorite
mountain lodge of Buffalo Bill, will be
open for tourist travel about May ]
this year, says Mrs: Edwin Hall, who
Is in charge. Mrs. Hall last year pur-
chased Pahaska and proved a success
full manager. With her is her sister,
Mrs. Rose Elliott Of Omaha. The lodge
is one of the stopping places on the
entrance to the Yellowstone
park.
The action which has been on trial
before the District Court for the past
three or four days between w. +. Hen
ming and the Midwest Refining Com
pany at Casper, terminated In favor of
the Midwest Refining Company, the
District Court having directed a YER
elct in favor of the defendant.
w. b. Snyder of Lowell, Big Horn
county, Wyo., has closed a deal with
the +. s.. King Bros. Sheep Company
of Laramie City for the purchase of
300 bucks and 400 ewes, of both Ram
bouillet and Corriesdale breeds, for his
ranges at Lowell, the sale amounting to
$4,000. These sheep were reared or
Imported by the King company, the
sale being one of the largest ever
made by that company.
A statement issued by the federal
reserve bank of Kansas City shows
that Wyoming purchased $23, 700
OF Liberty bonds of the issues to date /;
has bought S45S.2S9.25 of thrift and
war savings stamps and has con
trlbuted $1.357, 225.25 Il the Red Cross.
Y. NJ. C. A. and other organizations
engaged In war work. The total bond
and. stamps purchases and contribu-
lions amount to s25. 437 Fillmore than
$3.50 per capita.
Gray wolves running in packs are
ravagIng live stock herds of the upper
Graau rivar WILEY During tho IN ar