, 1920-08-19
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
western N~ew,paper Union New. service.

iAhCt bhN 'c
Roy Young were arrested at Gillette,
Wyo., charged with stealing interstate
shipments of merchandise valued at
several hundred dollars. Part of the
stolen articles were recovered.
Officers were elected and Thermopo-
lis chosen as the neXt meeting place
by the American Legion at the closing
session of it's annual convention at
Sheridan. DIR. L. q. Newell, of Sheri-
day was elected state commander.
The Big Horn County Fair grounds
at Basin are being put in shape for
the first annual e%ncampment of the
Wyoming cavalry, which will be held
early in September. Eight hundred
troops are expected to AXE part in the
festivities during the fair.
Sixteen cars of crude oil were load
ed at Rock River and fOur at Fort
Steele, all being sent to the west. Much
of the oil being shipped from Rock
River will be diverted to the Midwest
refinery when the six-inch pipe line
has been installed from the Rock
Creek field.
Ice from natures refrigerator-the
living glacier of Fremont peak-pre-
served a ten-pound native trout caught
by Curtis Powell during the several
days of hard travelling intervening be-
tween the peak and Hudson. The big
fellow, and several almost as large,
arrived i'm perfect condition.
Apparently dead when rescued from
the stream by his mother, the 2-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs A w. Lind of
LYMAN was resusc;toted nv Dr Wan.
ner after the baby had been submerged
in Blacks fork for perhaps ten min
utes and had been unconscious for
more thar an hour.
w Fl Holt go veors of aee fore-
man of wotcbman ot tbe Midwest re.
finerv died in tho bosnitoI ar Casner
Of inirries receiyad when tnocted
down and tromnled NV n foam of
horses which hacame friobtened and
ron away or rho sound of nj, MANNERS
beinp used on construction work The
din of tho bammers ken+ tho a,ad
watcbmon from noticing tho runaway
Certrude worker widow of Fred
Walker. wbo died recently from n aun.
shot yynInh rADatUnd in tho n0aOa nil
fiald hoe f,Iad .,,,t in tho D;s,r,o, court
ar New Castle apainst walter N Simm
and Frao, Rrotbers S,mm,s .n,nIoyors
for sion oOO damages auagIng that
waller was shot Inv Sin,m ar the in
st,qotion of FreeI Rrotbers Tbe shoot.
inc the netition of Mrs Waller al
lagos was tho resu,t of n daliberate
c~onsnjracv to Obtain nossession of cer-
tain oil land
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l6. of Kansas CITY. Mo. under an in
determjnate sentence to tho wvom;np
Industrial Institute Mt Worland for the
theft of s194 worth of propertv from
n couple of tourists whose car was left
beside the road at night while they
sought shelter in a farm house are
wanted at Kansas CITY for the theft
of an automobile and will he turned
over to the notice departmept of that
city with the understanding Ii a they
are to be returned to Laramie If they
are M convicted there.
One hundred and fifteen racts of
irrigated land, ranging in area from
forty to 100 acres each, will be offered
for sale by the state at Fort Washable,
Fremont County, on Sept. %. The
average appraised ill for irrigable
land. unimproved. is 500. so to $40 an
acre; irrigable, agricultural, improved,
so''oo' ana grazing lands $40 to 81
an acre me ianu Is nearly All uhder
$500 ~ ~. SO S1 Eoo ooo sn,
1ll utltu ut IL NOHl vi HItI
consists mainly If vorey ana honch
lands covered with native grass
80.
ohia,iiiiari'y Win u hisn power ~
riiie Wn,In ne was cumming Is neid
,vspon,pie ior .ne uehlh Oh EDWARD
tii,ed at the p u Ircas ranan a,~tn