, 1924-10-15
LATE NE VS.
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west of Laramie, have been recovered
Lloyd Kinnekan, aged 8 years, of
Wheatlund, was killed when he was
thrown and trampled by Il horse while
riding the animal without a bride.
From n four-acre trace of barley
hear RivertOn, George Rein has har-
vested 3SS bushels, or 81 to the acre
This yield should take the blue ribbon
not only in this state, but In all others
this year.
Little Josephine Carnnghi, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Car
naghi. vas Instantly killed when the
automobile in which they were riding
turned Over on Its side on the new
Salt Creek highway, north of Cambria
near the ID. w. Patton ranch.
The King Brothers Sheep Company
of Laramie, exhibiting Rambouillet
and Corriedale sheep ut the Colorado
state fair at Pueblo, captured all first
second and third premiums against all
other flocks of R~nmbouillets and Cor
riedales, in all classes. The King
sheep will be sent to the Texas state
fair ut Dallas.
Mrs. III. Duhig, one of the pub
fishers of the Thermopolis Record and
the sister of Mrs. Il. II. Rawson of
Laramie, died suddenly ut her home at
rhermopolis, probably while she slept,
as Mrs. Rawson had no previous
word of her illness. She leaves an
adult son. also Interested in the pub
LEGATION of the Record.
Harry Smith,, 30. riding on the Vel.
lowston highway east Of Casper with
I'M acquaintance he regarded as u
friend, was knocked unconscious,
robbed # $3.50, and left by the road
side. according to a story he told the
authorities. Smith, who is a boiler
maker, said he was lying at the side
of the road when he regained con-
sciousness and walked to Evansville.
Carter Oil Company has a new pro-
ducer. in its Richardson No. 10 in the
Salt Creek field, drilled for the joint
account OF. the Consolidated Royalty
OH and Western Exploration Com
pany. Hole Is standing full Of crude
and preparations to shoot are being
made. In the Billy Creek field Gra-
ham No. 3 well OF the same interests
Is cleaning out at Also feet to test
the sand and Mclaughlin No. l Is
drilling Mt 4.O41 feet.
Lester Jones, service station en-
ployee at Wheatland, was dangerously
burned In a gas explosion recently.
He went In a manhole to the pit
where large oil storage tanks are To-
Gated and when he switched on an
electric light, a spark. generated In
some mysterious manner, ignited the
gases. Jones' clothing was burned
from his body before he could climb
out of the pit or summon mid. He Is
In the hospital now. Jones was mar
ried only last Sunday. His wife was
Miss Esther Watson, Of Torrington.
She Is a nurse ut the Wheatiand hos
pital.
Melvin Gallagher Of Salt Lake, won
the singles tennis championship OF
Wyoming, defeating Allen Christian
sen Of Salt Lake. Ga. SO, 81. Gal.
lagher and Christensen defeated Rev.
Stephen Pyle and John Potts. both Of
Rock Springs, In the finals Of the
doubles, 90, Ga, SO. Miss Glendora
Thompson Of Cheyenne won the
women's singles championship by de-
featins Miss Louise Paige of Rock
Springs by the score 40, "a. 81. The
tournament was conducted by the
Rock Springs Tennis Club and was
participated in by m unusual number
Of high callbre players. Gallagher's
play featured the tournament.
Winton now has Its WI water SUP
ply. the new system which was con
structed by the Union Pacific Coai
Company the past few months having
been completed. Thu winter Is pumped
from recently drilled wells in that vi.
cinity. Hitherto water had been
hauled to Winton by rail from Rock
Springs. The coal company also nm
nounces the completion of a water
system Mt Hanna. where seven miles
Of main e laid
The trend Of concrete paving In
Weld county will be north OF Greeley
to the Wyoming line and until this
road is completely paved there will be
no projects for paving any road west
NJ Greeley either to Lovelnnd or Win
Ault to Fort Collins. according to l..
ID. Blnnvelt. state highway engineer
ind head OF the State Highway de-
partment. Major Binuvelt inspected
the north and south highway from
Greeley to the Wyoming line recently.
He said that results Of the trnffic
ensus taken Inst year disposed OF any
ldens that the traffic west from
Greeley on amy road equnlcd or mp
pronc!icd the travel on the Greeley.
Cheyenne rond-