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Note: Laramie, Dec. 6, 1897 A young man by the name of Tom
Lytle had a flnger amputated at Hanna
yesterday. It was Injured white
working in the mlne.
Oct 18, 1901
Tom Lytle killed a deer last
Saturday a short distance north
of town, where local ninrods with
hunters' records have looked long
and in vain for a target in the
shape of a deer.
Mar 24, 1905
One of Del Meglemre's fourhorse
teams struck a lively gait
coining from Aladdin on Wednesday
of this week. While Del was
at a slight disadvantage the horses
made a dash and ran for a mile or
more with a top-heavy load of
about two tons, crossing Sundance
creek twice in their reckless right
without capsizing the wagon. Tom
Lytle wasin the rear with another
four-horse string, which he whipped
up to such a speed as to overtake
the runaways before any
damage was done. This is one
of the clever ways western people
do things in an emergency.
Apr 16, 1905
Tom Lytle, a brother of ye
editor, has entered upon an apprenticeship
in the Monitor office.
Sundance, Jan 22, 1906
Tom Lytle of the Monitor, who has
been engaged in the office of the Crook
County Monitor for nearly a year. has
severed his connections with the same
and has accepted a position driving
stage on the Sundance-Aladdin mail
line.
Dec 17, 1906
Tom Lytle, of this city, and Tom
Straight, of the Canyon Springs, country, departed for the logging camps of
the upper Spearhead country, where
they will engage In tbe profession
during the winter.
Feb 19, 1907
Tom Lytle, who has beon employ in the vicinity of the Black Hillsthe latter part ot the winter, recently returned to hishome in this city and is employed at the Ripley-Mlnnis livery feed and sale stable.
Feb 28, 1908
Jonn and Tom Lytle left today for the Haines sawmill on Redwater,whtere .thi,ey w.ill be employed
for some time.
Feb 14, 1913
Tom Lytle, writing to a friend
in this city from Amiret, Minn.,
statns that everything is lovely
there and he likes the country,
but he is disappointed in his contract
with Uncle Sam Trunx. It
is understood that he went to Minnesota
to work for Uncle Samuel
onhis farm, beingassuredof steady
work for one year. Now Tom
says he is only given twenty-two
hours' work each day, there being
two hours of every twenty-four:
that he is out of employment.
May 22, 1913
Tom Lytle who has been working
for Uncle Sam Truax,at Mankato,
Minn., for the past seven
months, returned home last night.
Oct 1, 1919
Tom Lytle, in from, Tower today,
states that that post office is to bo discontinued
on this date, according to
a report accepted as true. Will Times
subscribers there please advise this
office to which post office they desire
their address changed?
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