Local news and notices from Lander area items
A mixed urban roundup lists train times and shipments from Denver and Burlington firms, new post offices at Orin Junction, and a golf-like Gun Club tournament. It reports Gustavus Henderson and Hilda Bagge’s Denver wedding, Lander Mountaineer editor J. T. Norton, and a planned June tourney.
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Theo. Wedemeyer
New York
Germany
David
Walker
Stock Exchange
Alex. Krohn
Gustavus A. Henderson
Hilda Bagge
Denver
Laramie
Orin Junction
Converse County
Charles J. McLaughlin
Continental Oil Company
St. Mark's Guild
Lander Mountaineer
Agni
J. T. Norton
Lander
Ludie
Evanston Register
James H
Sarah A. Goddard
Chas
Line
Orin
Whitcomb's
Ferguson
Atree
Gun Club
Ashford’s Palace
Hest
R. &. van Tassell
Ed Reed
Youthful Author Writes of Western Ranch Life Adventure
A young Cheyenne author Tim Leanna presents Our Adventures of Home showing a Wyoming cattle ranch visit. The extract details branding, roping, and a notable horse named the iron-gray, plus a vivid scene of Charles Hall roping. The piece also notes Union Pacific coal output in 1890 rising in Wyoming and Utah while Colorado declines.
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Tim Leanna
Newton Adams
Thomas B. Adama
Atoart
Wyoming
Frank
Bowie
Charles Hall
Douglas Budget Seeks Sheep Shearing and Dipping Plans
The Douglas budget notes likely extensive shearing and dipping of 74000 to 100000 sheep this spring. It reports John T Williams selling his cattle herd to T J Swan for 12 dollars per head and staying in Converse County to supervise deliveries. A bear headline from Fort Collins Courier is referenced with exaggerated online-style flair.
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Douglas
John T. Williams
Cheyenne
T. J. Swan
Williams
Converse County
One-armed Ward Deemed Fraud in Town Solicitation
A man named Ward with one arm, claiming to have lost it in a collision, has been exposed as a fraud after soliciting money to travel to Georgia for treatment. He is described as five feet nine, 150 pounds, sandy mustache, blue-black fur-trimmed overcoat. Several local businessmen gave him small sums. a reporter found about $100 on his list. Ward asserts government employment status, but none of his statements can be verified.
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Ward
Georgia
Horse Thief Wallace Sought After Stealing Sorrel
Henry Hoffman reports Wallace who stole his horse has headed toward Lak and will be pursued. Wallace wears a black slouch hat grey over coat blue overalls overshoes about 38 years old five feet one inch stout with a heavy mustache. The dark sorrel horse bears PO on the left shoulder and a small star on the forehead. Saddle marked Collins 130 and reins tied in the bit with buckskin strings. Hoffman offers a $25 reward.
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Henry Hoffman
Wallace
Lak
Hoffman
Exercise for Company B to Kingmans Grove in march order
Capt Wilkes plans a weather dependent outing for Company B with a 5 pm start to Kingmans Grove. The party will practice pitching tents breaking camp and partake of hard tack bacon and bootleg coffee served by wave refreshments. Honorary members may accompany if desired.
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Wilkes
Kingman's Grove
To Go to Chicago and City Seal News
Union Pacific official F Ressequie returns from Chicago and Portland and may return to the railroad field with good prospects in Chicago. Cheyenne adopts a new city seal depicting the capitol with the words City of Cheyenne State of Wyoming. Iron for a new viaduct is on site, with two thirds of the required loads delivered. Butchers promise to hold meat prices until wholesale costs fall, while plans to expand Douglas water mains are discussed. Local meat market leaders fail to act amid rising prices and retailer interdiction.
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Chicago
Salt Lake Tribune
F. Ressequie
Union Pacific
Portland
Dana
Capitol
Cheyenne
State of
Wyoming
East
Butchers’ Association
Names Drift Through Memory and Tales from Long Ago
A curdled reminiscence recalls Dr John Hall and a forgotten Irish connection from years past. The narrative shifts to a riverine catamaran chase with a bamboo deck and a windward sail, describing a striking, exotic vessel and its natives. A Brazilian emperor anecdote follows, ending with a note on etiquette and common sense.
Walker Emporium rubble stone bid notice
Bids for the rubble stone work on the Walker Emporium will be received at the architect's office until p.m. Saturday, April 1891. Plans and specifications may be seen at the architect's office. Light reserved to reject any or all bids. J. 38 Marraws, Architect.
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Walker Emporium
P.m. Saturney
Marraews
Divorce Petition in Wyoming First District Court
Addie Blackmore files for divorce from Alonzo Blackmore in Laramie County Wyoming. Custody sought for minor son Herbert Blackmore. grounds include cruel treatment and neglect of basic necessaries for over a year. Respondent, a non resident last living in Denver, must answer by May 14, 1891.
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Alonzo Blackmore
Wyoming
Denver
Colorado
First Judicial District
Wyowine
Laramie
Addie Blackmore
Herbert Blackmore
Samuel Atkinson
District Court of the First Judicial District of
Laramie County
Perro Al Pointed At Buffalo Traveling Notices
Buffalo resident CGeorge L Holt and colleagues are listed among several travelers and locals seen in town. Names include Rev. D L Lamkin in Grimeley DC W Riner heading to Chugwater Silan Doty back at the ranch F P Voorhees arriving from New York and many others stopping at the Inter Ocean Metropolis Union Pacific officials and reporters travel or visit Cheyenne and nearby towns with various business and social details. The passage covers a long list of individuals and movements with occasional notes on health status and social visits.
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Cgeorge L. Holt
Buffalo
Rev
D. L. Lamkin
Grimeley
W. Riner
Chugwater
Silan Doty
F. P. Voorhees
New York
Idaho
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
East
Wm. Brown
Sheridan
J. W. Phelps
Omaha
C. H. Poole
Little
Boston
Steiner
Chicago
Ernest Jacoby
Inter Ocean
Woollen Co Offers Free Headlight Oil for Grocery Purchases
The firm at Seventeenths and Eddy streets promises 25 worth of groceries to each purchaser paid in cash. Buyers receive a chrome and one gallon Water White headlight oil free with the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollomwina Aimos
Theo
T. Woollens & Co
Eddy Streets
Local boxing update hints at price cuts and matchups
A fragmented note suggests Lee Trost may be knocked out and opponents Allis Sloan and Shaver face reduced rates. It mentions potential matchups at half former prices and implies willingness to take on any opponent in private bouts.
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Allis, Sloan & Shaver
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