From the Dec. 7, 1944 News Record:After 13 weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Butler announce that they have completed a big job, that of redecorating the Goings Hotel. Every room in the place has been … more

From the March 20, 1940 News Record:CODY — Richard Holler, 42, night marshal of Cody, was shot and killed here late today by George Gentner Jr., 28, in what police believed to be an argument … more

From the Mar. 6, 1940 News Record:Salem Ore.,- William Parker, a Portland, Ore., dental student, and Orin McDowell, Jr., 21 a Salem meat cutter, today were charged with “improper disposal of … more

From the March 20, 1941 News Record:Prior to 1930, Rocky Mountain spotted fever was thought to exist only in the Rocky Mountain states and adjacent areas. It was about 1902 that the disease was … more

From the Jan. 22, 1948 News Record:The following article recently appeared in an Omaha paper: “A smiling, freckle-faced youth from the grasslands of Wyoming Tuesday showed Iowa and Nebraska hog … more

From the Dec. 1, 1921 News Record:Charles Yarroll, of Spokane and other places, paid a visit to Gillette last week, and shortly after the Thanksgiving day fire he left town, which didn’t … more

From the May 8, 1908 The Gillette News:Expressing a desire of being taken to the hospital for the second operation, Wm. Sellers, the young man who has been suffering with pneumonia for the last six … more

From the oct. 10, 1918 Campbell County Record:Come and see a demonstration of the long looked for tractor, built by Henry Ford, that will be given in Gillette. For years the Motor World has been on … more

FROM THE JAN. 20, 1944 NEWS RECORD:D.A. “Kelley” Swenson, former druggist at Edelman’s, told the Lions on Wednesday that if they are contemplating a trip to Alaska by car after the … more

From the Feb. 13, 1940 News Record:KEMMERER — Arguments over domestic and money matters, including differences over whether her bartender husband should “buy drinks for the house” … more