Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1920, Page 10

PAGE TEN eo SES ee @be Casper Daily Cribune a | _ THURSDAY, MAY 27 1929 DIVORCE ORDER tribulations of the Burgman family, | VIGIL FOR 10 DAYS OVER |which for a period threatened to keep ] the local courts working overtime, fi- \nally were eliminated from judicial cog- |nizance Monday, when Nathan Burg: man was granted a ‘divorce, on the ESCAPED CONVICT WHO JOINED ARMY CHARGED WITH MURDER, REPORT SNNE, Wyo., May 27.—John| Schlitz, Wyoming convict who escaped] $500 OFFcRED FOR CAPTURE OF ABSCONDER| |the street carnival attache whom: he| |married about a year ago after a few| | EVANSTON, Wyo. May 27.—Sub-| days" acquaintance. Previously cases) i ; (sisting meanwhile on the flesh of a/ involving alleged assault and battery on from a road camp in Lincoln county CHE Wwyo., a y y near by, & epherd} . , 1919, enlisted in the United||} Acting Sate th \flead horse that lay near by, a shepherd} Burgman’s father, Samuel Burgman, a : \e by F. W. Garne States army, went to the occupied re-| log owned: by eset ® ing attorney of Sweewa pba H watch o he body of his master dur-/er Burgman’s daughter, Raymona, a| gion Germany and from there no-|f Governor Robert D. Carey Tuesday ing the days which intervened be-! former baat fittine actr tflied Gévernor Robert D. Carey of his/[ issued a proclamation offering a re- ||tween G. er’s sudden death in a fleld!jeged slander Ly the where sand app yard of $500 for the arrest and de-|tnear Ro! A will ny pardoned. rtson postoffice and the dis-| his daughter and w overy of the corpse by a passe at-| tracted by the dog's behavior. 1 times during the faithful collie’s long vigil persons passing near had their at- tention attracted by the dog’s manu- levi he animal was endeavoring them to jcome to his master’s ass ce. When finally Dick Jones inve ed the dog's behavior, however, the loyal crea- ture for a time refused to permit him |to approach his master's body. Garner, who lived alone, had been a resident of the Bridger valley for :forty |years. He succumbed to heart failure while walking to a neighbor's, it is ..e-| lieved. n of the c: AS al information that Schlitz the guard house, charged with mur ong Woman Who Died in Cody, Wyo., Was | Pioneer of -Iowa' ard to the office of ‘| Clerk Stanley B. Pritehford being charged with connection with Fran cis’ shortage as accessory after the fact. Pritchford is at liberty under bail of $5,000. the sheriff of § f Harr: " cused of embezz} of the county's fi before his shortage e! and his whe: outs has been un- known for s al weeks. His of nt after the aha a suc- PLANING MILL FOR SALE OR LEASE Complete equipmenf, run- ning order, new machine, motors and stock of lumber. ‘WRITE WESTERN ENGINEERING CO. P. O. Box 703, Casper, Wyo. Gr see John Petersen ard to the office of copy, Wyo., M Blanchard 1 an fe —Mrs.. Lydia , who died here a resident of the * SS 513 Yellow: . Ave. %, . 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