, 1921-09-22
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
western Newspaper Union News Service,

EVf u 'NiiF IT 10 AiittA
stood. Cost of the new construction
will approximate 100000.
The last of the 2,0OO,O 900 young fish
Matched at the state hatchery at Lara
ME, about 5O,OOO, will be planted in
Sibylee creek. at two places on Horse
creek and in BROOKLYN lake, of the
Medicine Bow range.
james Allen of Thermopolis has a
bumper crop of growing i'm his
garden. The roots of the vines are lit
orally loaded with goober peas and he
believes they will mature nicely before
the coming of a killing frost.
The King Brothers sheen Company
of Laramie breeder of worlds cham.
pion RnmbouiIlet sheen Skinned n ful-
blooded ram. Son of Pride. to the
United STATES governments sbeen brood.
ing STATION nj Dubois Idaho whore II
will be added to the flock kept for ex-
detrimental purposes.
County Attorney Patterson stated
that the reasons for the DELAY in the
trial of Ada King. charged with shoot
ing the wife of the county commits
sioner. v. NJ. Woolf. of Albany conn
ty, are that Mrs. Woolf is not vet en-
tirely out of danger and that If she
should die within the wear. the charge
of felonious assault would be
TO murder The case has gone over
70 the March term of the District
court.
Albert Wiegand suffered very seri-
Gus injuries and had a narrow escape
from death in an accident on his farm
near Wheatland. He was moving hay
and some of the harness becoming I'M
fastened he went to fix it, when the
team became frightened and started to
run. Wiegand was thrown in front of
the cycle bar, and several of the guards
punctured his back and side, entering
his left lung and exposing the left kid
ney. He was rushed to the Wheat
iahu hospltal.
Though no official confirmation has
been made as to the new faces that
have appeared in the refinery plants
Mt Wyoming as the result of the con
templated taking over of management
from the Midwest by the Standard Oil
Company of Indiana October l, II. Il.
Woods, former master mechanic. has
succeeded Wallace Leavitt, resigned.
at the Midwest refinery. Leavitt is to
go into a private enterprise. Other
changes are expected soon to effect de-
partment heads.
Arthur 7 Forrest of Hannibal Mo
who 10 to no ono Of tha .,.onrna
wea rers of the concrossionoI r,adoI 90
honor nj the gathering ot kansas CITY
Mo, of the annual convention of the
American Legion during the autumn,
was formerly the manager of the Lara
mic baseball team of the Midwest
league, playing with Laramie last wear
and returning when the league was
formed and having part in the first
matches. He is the only medal man
from the west in the list.
One of fine largest t,mber saIos ovar
consummated in the Rocky Mountain
district of the United States Forest
Service was made when bids were
opened in the district forester's office
and the sale of $4,000 rallroad ties
awarded to a Wyoming company. This
timber is located on the East DuNoIr
river, Il branch of the Wind river, with
In the Washable National Forest, Wyo-
ming. The trees cut are those which
are mature and are designated for cut
ting by forest rangers The ties will be
driven" or floated down Wind river
about 135 miles to Riverton, where
they are hoisted out of the water and
treated in the Northwestern Railroad