Local notices and business updates from Casper area
Turpentine priced at 1.00 gallon at Davi's. Governor Brooks arrives from Reyenne with Miss Bessie Cook for a time at the Brooks ranch. F K Webo learns of Brooks pardon. Grand theatrical works shown at the opera house featuring three Musket ra and The Merchant of Venice. Clergy mass to be held Sunday at 10. Ed McGuinn installs new barber shop fixtures. Community arrivals include George E. Lilly and Paul and Pauline Hall. Wheeler & Skinner form a stock company with 26000 capital, moving to the Demorist building next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Reyenne
Bessie Cook
Cheyenne
F.K. Webo
Lidence Court
Wheeler & Skinner
Wheeler Skinner Co
M. P. Wheeler
B. Skinner
Don Lobdell
Local visitors and events noted in Casper
Wall Paper 5c and up at Davi's. Stephen Tobin visited the city Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Cunningham stayed with the Careys at Careyhurst Sunday and Monday. J C Halloughbaugh of Alcora was in Casper last Tuesday. Fishermen warned away from Bates Creek. Don Lobdell returned with the whole catch. Wm Auton left Tuesday for Thermopolis to lead a band. Thompson Ingram take over the moving picture show from Chapman Bowman last Tuesday. Alex Weber received ovation on the Grand Central steps last Monday for his marriage. Pete Tobin injured two fingers roping a broncho at his Big Horn ranch. he will stay in Casper for treatment. Tom Cantillon, a Wyoming Northwestern conductor, is Joe Cantillon's brother and Mike Cantillon manages the Minneapolis team. Tom noted Chicago beat Joe's club while Mike toppled Milwaukee in a doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson & Ingram
Chapman & Bowman
Tae
Alex Weber
Grand Central
Alex
Pete Tobin
Big Horn Mountains
Casper
Tom Cantillon
Geniel Wyoming and Northwestern
Joe Cantillon
Washington
Mike Cantillon
Minneapolis
Tom
Joe
Mike
Milwaukee
World's Champion Hugh Clark Wins Bronco Buster Title
Hugh Clark of Casper claims the World Bronco Buster title at Denver contest where top riders from many states competed. He also holds the belt of twenty five $20 gold pieces mounted in leather, proudly displayed in Kimball's window to draw spectators.
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Hugh Clark
Casper
Denver
Hugh
Sane
Kimball
Drowning of George Castle Near Douglas
George Castle brother of M N Castle of this city drowned in the Platte river south of Douglas while crossing on a horse led by Frank Ansen and A A Bell. His body was recovered at 9:30 the same day by L M Nelson and taken to Hofman undertaking. He left a wife and five children.
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George Castle
M. N. Castle
Douglas
Mr. Castle
L. M. Nelson
Hofman Undertaking
Polo games to be staged at Wyoming State Fair
Wyoming's long polo tradition draws interest for a four day series at the Douglas State Fair from September 29 to October 2. Teams form in Douglas and Sheridan with players from Fort Douglas Nebraska Rawlins Cheyenne and other communities. Fort Douglas officers Moncrieff Brothers H A Chapman Percy Hoyt and Charles Hirsig are named polo enthusiasts ready to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Douglas
Fort Douglas
Nebe
Moncrieff Brothers
Sheridan
H. A. Chapman
Rawlins
Percy Hoyt
Charles Hirsig
Cheyenne
Pleasantly located rooms and board at Carpenter House
Mrs Kate Stanard offers rooms and board at the Carpenter House in a pleasant location at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter House
Kate Stanard
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Myst
Ical
Wilson S. Kimball
Davi’s
LaRue Hewes
Van
Patrick Sullivan
Omaha
Council Bluffs
R. L. Welch
Knoxville
Iowa
G. R
Ed. McGuinn
McGuinn
Lors
Ford Dodge
Opera
Three Musketra
Bouss
Dain's
George E. Lilly
Phil” Idleman
Pauline Hall
Pauline
8. H. Allen
Rushville
Nebraska
Allen
Arnold & Warner
Messers Crater
Smith, Osburn and Martindale
Bates Creek
M. J. Johnson
Casper Telephone Exchange
Dan Root
D. C
Davi's
Stephen Tobin
Mrs. Cunninghan
Careys
Careyhurst
J.C. Halloughbaugh
Alcora
Wm. Auton
Tuesaday
Thermopolis
Billy
Pat. Holloran
Dengin
Rogers
Rogers Drug Co
Kamo Pure Foods
John
Casper Bottling Works
Richards-Cunningham Co
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