Edmonton Journal 3 Sep 1920

Digging Fossils of Dinosaur in Steveville Field

WE Cutler Getting Another Specimen in Red River Strata

Calgary, Sept 3 – Work on a skeleton of the Ceratopsian or horned Quadruped Dinosaur, provisionally named Eo-ceratops is being proceeded with by WE Cutler, of Steveville, Alberta.  One side of the skeleton is almost intact, and part of the other side, but Mr. Cutler states that the laboratories of large establishments would have no difficulty in restoring such parts by plaster casts, tinted to show restoration. The dinosaur is a finely preserved specimen, and Mr. Cutler was obliged to remove rock amounting to 100 cubic yards during the winter, the covering being over 12 feet in thickness.  The skeleton is one of the Red Deer River fossils.