, 1924-10-08
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ground a few days ago at Rock
Springs.
Drilling has been resumed in the
ture, northwest of Laramie, after cas-
ing off water and setting casing.
Alma Rasmussen, Junior member of
the sheep firm of Rasmussen Bros, of
Rock Springs, shot and killed himself
ut the home Of his brother, DIVE Ras-
mussen.
Ohio Oil COMPANY Is nearing the
Muddy sand with its third well on the
Rex Lake dome in Albany county. A
free flow of oil was encountered In Its
No. l on the same structure.
l.. E. Schmidt, Ankor JohnsSS, Har-
ry Stephenson and Walter Peterson
were drowned when the small motor
boats in which they were duck hunting,
overturned on Lake Hattie, an artifi-
cial lake west of Laramie.
Report from Lincoln county is thai
]. b. Smith, well known -reepman Of
that county, secured the record price
for wool this year, having sold his clip
for 1914 cents per pound. This Is the
highest price paid along the Union Pa
cific this ear. Smith refused to sell
earlier in the year when Al cents was
being offered. The Smith clip is one
of the largest ones of Lincoln county.
A frantic state wide search is under
way by A. L.. Burgoon, principal of the
~Diamondville grade school. for his 10
year-old daughter, Edna May Bur
COON, who disappeared from her home
ut Kemmerer, near Diamondville. Ac-
cording to the father, the young girl,
a senior in the Kemmerer high school,
Is believed to have left Kemmerer in
an automobile containing three young
men. Burgoon enlisted the aid of the
sheriff Mt Laramie in trailing the girl
and her companions.
Surprising a trio Of youthful burg
lars who entered his home at Raw
Inns, Louis Jahnke, 4S years old, was
shot down and seriously wounded
when he attempted to grapple with one
of the invaders. Jahnke was taken to
the Rawlins hospital and |. Is said his
wound, an abdominal one. Is danger
Gus. In a second robbery. which oc-
CURED shortly after the shooting of
Jahnke, between $1,000 and $4,000
worth. of clothing was stolen from the
Mosher Clothing Store.
William "Bill" Lee of Cheyenne has
been secured as head trainer for the
football squad at the University Of
Wyoming. He has u thorough knowl-
edge Of training and he Will be in COM
plete charge Of this branch of the
work. He was a member Of the ath-
letic teams of Ii Cheyenne high
school, and upon graduation acted as
trainer of the football team. There
are t~hirty-five men in the cowboy
squad, and the freshman class Is the
largest In the history of the school and
the largest in the conference this year.
The cowboys are practicing on the
first year classmen for the opening
gai,,e Win the Colorado Aggies. Oct. 4.
Sheriff Perry Morris of Natrona
county. Sheriff Scott Hazen of Hot
Springs county, and Thomas Il. Reilly
of the state law enforcement depart
ment, are made defendants in a S2O,-
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county commissioner. Robinson was
DAVIS. and bases his claim nm .hod,,y
main and mental ANGUISH" which ba
Suffered Rohlnson yos n candidate
for the cnuhl,co nom,no,,on ,or
Treasurer of Notrono county mr. tho
time Of hi. arrest
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