, 1924-10-01
LATE NE VS.
From All Crey
w Y O M | N G

was Oruereu 10 SuDlet, WyO., where
'orty-seven men were entombed in the
mine.
Headed by G.. p. Plummer, former
national vice commander, Natrona
county's delegation attended the Ma
.ional American Legion convention at
st. Paul.
David Tanner Workman, 15-year-old
son of David Workman, n newcomer
from Lowell, Wyo., was instantly
killed by a horse near Woodrow, Utah,
bout ten miles northeast Of Delta,
Utah.
Two fugitives who escaped from the
State Industrial Institute, near WOr-
and, were recuptured by ]. Il. Snyder.
rural mail carrier, who took them into
custody at point of gun and thereby
earned u reward of $50. The pair
made no resistance.
4 Ambrose Ross, son of Governor VIII
Dion," the animal which Ryan rode for
first place ut Frontier Days at Chey-
'nne, without pulling leather" and
he young man was h hero of the
lour ut the county fair at Laramie.
Pine Bluffs devoted itself to the en-
ertuinment of visitors at Cheyenne
Day and the concluding day of the
laramie County Fair. The fair con
sinued to draw q large crowd with
many going down from Cheyenne to
fake in the program of sports and
siew the fine agricultural exhibits.
d. b. Holt, arrested on a charge OF
assault with intent to kill as the re-
suit of having stabbed and seriously
wounded L. c. Mitchell on Sept. 2, was
released by Casper authorities when
Mitchell declared he would not prose
cute Holt. Mitchell still lies at a Cas-
per hospital recovering from a pune
tured kidney.
The number of tourist automobiles
registered at the camp ground at
rhermopolis passed the 400 mark.
The cars contained more than 1900
occupants. This is the greatest num-
Der of tourist cars W. registered ut
the ground in one season. Last year
the total number of cars registered
was 2.404 and the occupants 100.
The Salvation Army will begin work
Immediately on the construction Of a
two-story Salvation Army citadel on
a lot just purchased on North Wolcott
street in Casper. The building will be
,'2xG5 feet with n full basement and
To aApnplAtfar h.. TIL. l... a..
expected. An auditorium to sea- $50
viii be provided and dwelling quarters
will also be included.
The Salt Creek field of Wyoming
las turned In another big oil we'll,
proving n third sand Of gusher proper
.ions. Announcement was made by
the Midwest Refining Company. which
drilled h well for the ccoun of the
Salt Greek Producers Association,
hat the initial Neutrality-suspicious. out
nut totaled 1904 barrels. The oil Is
II 20 degrees gravity, only wv degrees
ess than the average for the entire
field.
The Johnson County Bank of Buffa-
10 closed its doors last week. The ac-
ton was taken following u meeting of
the board of directors of the institu-
ton. The office Of the Wyoming state
bank examiner was notified and the
doors formally closed. A statement
by bank officials declared that the In
49, ""s 'en' una, an uneA-
bonds had hrough, Tho honr 20 IT.,
where further loans would endnnger
he security of deposltors bur that
within thirty or sixty days the bank
would be able to produce dollar for
dollar to patrons.
G. C. (Fudge) Barry. arrested Aug.
II ut Billings, Mont. for alleged com.
plicity in the M~ighjacking episode Mt
ThermopoIis in which one man was
killed, has been exonerated of any
connection with that tragedy but will
.t.cJ ..t.t a.. nI.