, 1922-02-02
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
western Newspaper Union News Service !,

Greybull and a practicing physician for
ten years, is dead. He passed away
at a Billings hospital following an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. DR.. Hamilton
was born in Boston, and was 81 years
old.
Sheridan high schools first winter
of tobbogan racing and
jumping and ski racing attracted more
than 300 spectators TO the tourney. So
successful was the first attempt that
the high school authorities are plan
ming to have a series of outdoor
matches TINS winter.
L. +. Hodgson of Thermopolis sui
Tered temporary blindness, but es-
capped permanent injuries when a shot
gun with which he was hunting was
blown TO pieces by a she in firing.
The u had been fired several times
the same day and the owner is at a
loss to explain his narrow escape.
The faculty of the division of music
OF the University of Wyoming will
have leave on Feb. 10 for a concert
tom or the central and northern parts
OF the state. The itinerary includes
Cheyenne, Casper, Wheatland, Sheri-
dan, Powell and Buffalo, and in each
own a concert will be given under he
auspices of the public schools.
The plan of women on the
jury for the coming term of court in
Hot Springs county. as reported, had
to be because a law stood
in the way. The officers were fig
urlng on preparing the lists to include
the names of women when Judge Metz
called their attention to the statute
which says "all male citizens" etc.
Jack Strong, % years old, a rancher,
and Preston Thomas, 81 years old,
were killed near Hudson, Wyo., when
the in which they we're
Iluing ie1t the road and overturned.
"iiiiain L.. of Lander, who
was driving the achin was badly in
Jureu' out is pecte 10 recoVer. The
e"use Vi 'he accideht Is unknown.
Mrs. Burke Sinclair, wife Of Colonel
sinclair, commander OF wyoming men
IN the World war, was reelected pres
ornroI uaa.,na 70 a. -
tors NJ 70 ~ -
president. urs yvtuian TT rIans.s
second vica nras,dont. ME- NJ VT
ter. secretorv and Niss Helen yya,,aa.
treasurer
Robert G stenbens p, ,oors 81.
owner Of a rIoap,.,n".n ~
renoir shon Loo, &C.,, ,'aae.A ~
incurrad otbar irInr,as H.
of a retread mould ot Casner i've
men standing nearby were NOT in
jured. Stephens was struck nv flving
bits from the h winSors ,n
the shop and adjoining stores yvare
broken by the force of the hast
rosonh nooao,a
Iv1ed % pooI Snn,aa - paia
a riah+ 20 y
- De''"oer,
nasa.4 -" sn '"e neu
IA Vi his "utono-
unconscious ny II
,nas ha,9" io,'"'ns Jay ana
,aaa,"nn oe we" oh Tue way 10
$500 ~nen' a ie" unys ago. com
Pe'e p"i"s9is ueFeiopeu'
The building committee OF the Cas-
per City Council went into conference
recently with engineers to devise ways
and means of reinforcing the city hall
built four years ago at a cost of 1925.
600, from destruction threatened by
sinking. Unless immediate action il
taken, it is stated, the city may be
forced to tear it down, as earth under
the foundation is giving away.
The movies helped 70 enIn n br,de for
George Buffum, p. formerly of wor.
land but now residing I'm Denver
Young Buffum, who is the son Of prof
b. c. Buffum-"Big Horn BosIn Rur.
p"nh .'oiu ms parents that he was
sung " MOVE theater' Instead he
n.y., hh.'le,on, Soio'' win Miss
m"s ', Ahsters' oil Denver n now
~ p.o,eso' nus n new
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