, 1919-07-03

road Bernard Hall, aged IS years, near
Wheatland, was accidentally shot
through the abdomen by his older bro
ther who was shooting at spots In the
road, unaware of his presence. The
boy died from the wound u few hours
later.
A contract has been closed between
w. w. Braden and the Greybull Build
ing Company for the construction Of a
two-story brick mill on the site Of the
present Greybull feed mill. The plant
will be equipped with the latest and
most improved machinery and will cost
approximately $1,000.
The roads to Fort Washable are
black with grasshoppers which have
descended In a swarm in that country.
The crops on the Peterson, Burch and
other ranches in that part of the val
ley are being devastated by these pests
which leave everything clean when
they move to fresh territory.
A. G. Rice of Douglas, Wyo., won
the Wyoming state championship in
the big trap shooting tournament held
at Sheridan with a score of POP hits
out Of a possible 800 at 10 yards. The
Wyoming State Fair trophy, a $50 cup,
went to Joe Garst, also of Douglas,
Wyo., who broke 4S out of a possible
oo pirds at Z2 yards
Struck by a O.. b. &c q freight train
~ they we're leaving Wendover, where
they had taken a party to catch the
train Tor cheyenne, Mr.. n Mrs. IT
win DUNN ana their son. hoDert' es-
injury, hou their car was
completely wrecked. MI. DUNN re-
ceived a slight Druise on the leg Dut
tho otners were not scratched.
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pieton' at oiahviie' % ueau
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Pinned Deneath their automoDile Ior
an noun n a half, Joe Land ana
Arch smith, escaped with siight lnJur,
les. The a turned over when the
uri'er 'rieu " inaAe d SHARP uneApeeu.
gu turn, I'll lne noeA ereeA roau aoou'
uhirli.e nies sUn
.he car turheu i len across an irrisa.
.ioh ui.ch anu .nis iael prooaoiy sa'eu
'he men from uea'n'
The highest price SO far paid for a
wool clip In the Laramie river valley,
53 cents for that Of the sheep belong
ing to the experiment station stock
farm OF the University or wyoming
was paid by ID. Ralph Hall, the wool,
LOCO pounds, going to Webb & Co. at
Philadelphia. 1t was OF very high
grade. Mr.. Hal bought the Basin clip
at 5O cents and other small clips at
around that figure.
Making its way through a radiator
pipe leading to he furnace room, a
large rattlesnake ~prOmenadedE into the
home of Mrs. H.. e. McAllister at
C%hugwater. After a careful survey of
the premises it coiled up on the pedal
of the sewing machine for a nap. Loud
~buzzings greeted Mrs. McAllister's eff
forts to GUST the visitor. She called
her husband from the store and he
killed 1t.
Touching a match to a dynamite cap
which he found in the yard at his
home, OrviIle Townsley, 8 years old, of
Powell, had his left hand shattered by
the discharge. The thumb and several
of the fingers had to be amputated, but
1t Is hoped the rest of the hand may be
saved.