, 1923-01-11
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
w 7 DINING

ONCE IL rev days ago in Il ceremony
marked by simplicity and she lack of
ostentation.
There's Megonis, employed ut No. q
mine, and George Knrras, kemmerer
shoe sinner, both Greeks, are held on
the charge of assault on the person of
II girl not yet II years of age.
Otto kaaf, carpenter employed by
the Standard refinery at Casper, is re-
covering from conclusion of the brain
received in Il thirty-foot fall from IA
s%caffoldiEs on which he was working.
Amended articles of Incorporation,
filed in Cheyenne, change the name of
the Inland Oil Company to the Cont
mental Oil Producing Company N in
crease the CAPT ] stock from $2,O00,000
to $6,000,OOO.
Tom Mcdonald, who has charge of
the animals in the state zoo on the
Hot Springs reserve, was attacked
II badly bitten by the largest of the
bears when lie went into the cage to
chop the ice out of the feeding trough.
Casper, during the year 1922, saw
the investment of $929,621 in new
building, exclusive of municipal and
refinery improvements, according to
fluctuations juat completed which show
"A great falling off from the record es-
tablished in 1921, when the total
amounted to 81, $40.
Geo. II. Hand took charge of the
Laramie boomerang as editor and pub
Usher a few days ago. According to
an informal announcement there will
be no change in the editorial policy or
in the politics of the newspaper, and
he is retaining the same staff which
Mr.. McCracken has assembled.
Roy Bedford, Sheridan attorney, has
been elected commander of Donald
Garbutt Post, American Legion, sue
ceedlng Adolph Kerr. Bedford's term
began Jan. /. Shirl T.. Butler has
been named vice commander; Howard
Sharp, adjutant; Herbert Sheone, fl
nance officer, and Ned GOA, service
officer.
When Albert Haines, 30, of Lowell,
was found dead in his SOFT drink es-
Establishment, DR.. NJ. H.. Smith, county
coroner, was notified by phone and
asked Justice Willis to impanel a
jury and conduct an inquest. Haines
had been hunting and on returning is
believed to hasS shot himself acct
dentally while cleaning his gun.
While excavating "a new building on
the f. e. censor ranch on Cash creek
above jackson, Burns Ferrin plowed
out the skeleton of a man at a depth
of about four feet, says the jackson
Courier. The skull and bones were re-
moved to the lone of DR.. Huff and a
careful examination revealed the fact
that the remains were those of u man
about 30 years of age.
a meeting OF the county superin-
tendents of the counties of the Big
Horn basin war held at Basin, recent
ly. Mrs. Bertha X. Vandevender of
Big Horn was selected chairman and
Myra SHELTON of Hot Springs county,
secretary. The rural school work for
next year was planned on "A uniform
schedule. Reports from the various
counties shows a high standa d of ru-
raj school efficiency maintained.
Harry Gordon, arrested early on the
hlOlt AlhE VI DtC. IT, anu tlltIEtu WlI0
numbering George Charldson, has CON
fessed to the crime to County Attor-
ney ]. A. Christmas, says the KEN
merer Republican. He sent word to
the official that he desired to see him,
and he was taken to Christmas office,
where he laid bare the details leading
up to the shooting of Charldson, adj
tnffffnU chat lao had committees thn
deed. pleaded self-defense, and has
thrown himself upon the mercy of the
court.
Elliott Schroeder Is under Grrest In
connection with the robbery In Casper
OF, the Joe David clothing store ON
Center street, from which approx
mutely Sl,5O0 worth of merchandise
wHs taken by burglars who broke
through two rear doors to gain en-
trance to the storeroom.
Wyoming farmers received over 3d.
100000 through the land banks of the
Federal Farm Ian System during the
year 1922. This brings the total of loans
made by the Joint Stock Land Banks
and the Federal Land Bank in Wyo-
ming since organization to SJ,J00,0OO.
or the total loans made In Wyoming
through this system since It was first
established over $4,000,000 came to the
farmers through the Federal Land
Banks and $1,5Jl,0O0 through the Joint
| Stock Land Banks. In the year Just
closed the Joint Stock Land Banks fur
nished 81, 100000 and the Federal Land
Bank S~2,2JO,OO0. The Federal Land
Bank lending in Wyoming is located
mt Omaha, Neb. The Joint Stock
Land Bank serving Wyoming farmers
Is the First Joint Stock Land Bunk at
Cheyenne. The figures as to 1922
loans are official for the first eleven
months, and are estimated for the De
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