From the Jan. 25, 1945 News Record:Two Gillette men, Pfe. Kenneth Lindsey, USMC and Technical Sgt. Robert Birdsall have sent word to their relatives from their prison camps in the Philippines. The … more

From the Jan. 9, 1947 News Record:At their Wednesday noonday luncheon this year, the local Lions club passed a resolution favoring a law to legalize the white cane and the seeing-eye dog. Such a law … more

From the May 8, 1908 The Gillette News:A Belfast girl who was scalped by a laundry machine has grown a new head of hair, as the report goes. Yes, and no doubt its shade is much more to her liking … more

From the Jan. 5 1956 News Record:The Christmas trees that lined both sides of main street during the holiday season were collected the early part of the week and will be used in a huge bonfire … more

From the April 19, 1940 News Record:Stanley S. Lantzer, wife murderer, will be the second man to die in Wyoming’s gas chamber when he walks the scheduled “last mile” at midnight in … more

From the April 6, 1940 News Record:A Frigidaire locker system is being installed by the Gillette Creamery, according to an announcement made yesterday by John Cox, manager. Mr. Cox stated that within … more

From the Dec. 22, 1921 News Record:Cattle thieves have been operating for many months in the vicinity of the state line north of Gillette, and as far east as the Dakota line, at more or less frequent … more

From the Dec. 20, 1934 News Record:Sheriff Tex Martin made a trip last week to Texas and brought Claude Moore back to face charges that connected him with the operations late last summer of a wool … more

From the March 1, 1940 News Record:Mrs. Myron Hamaker, 23, died suddenly last night at a local hospital, where she had been confined since Feb. 20, it was learned here last night. Mrs. Hamaker and … more

FROM THE DEC. 4, 1935 THE NEWS RECORD:Los Angeles — Millman Tarry, 32-year-old Harvard University professor, was killed tonight in a weird and apparently accidental shooting, 10 minutes after … more