Cheyenne Leader Aug 8 1901 Painters union meets and local notices
The Cheyenne Leader notes the painters' union meeting tonight, cattle and ore movements, Ed Smalley fishing trip, circus attendance, a charity floral effort, and city civic items. It lists urban happenings from tax assessments to railroad postal service changes and a public manure ordinance warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters’ Union
Edn Smalley
Central Pacific
Laramie
Carpenters’ Union
Ald
Denver
Keefe Hall
Justin
Edward M. Macley
Railway
Cheyenne
Alert Hose Company
E. H. Ingalls
New Road Machine at Work in Cheyenne Streets
The city council ordered a New Western Reversible Steel Road Machine arrival and trial on Ferguson street. The machine features a tilting blade for leveler and scraper functions, extensible axles, steel frame, adjustable blade, and one operator can run it with six to eight horses provided by Lou Myers. A Schwamaquegon dance at Turner hall followed, with Nagel’s orchestra and midnight refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Ferguson Street
Lou Myers
Aurora
Ills
Automobile Record Runs 29 Miles Up Steep Estes Hill
J Grattan O Bryan and John Bris ben Walker Jr return from Estes Park trip amid excitement. Their motor travels 29 miles to Estes Park hotel in two hours thirty minutes up a steep 3.5 mile climb rising 2020 feet, then descends to Lyons in two hours ten minutes and returns to Denver by 7 15 PM for a six hour total. The story also notes a Union Pacific change allowing passenger firemen to change at Sidney as before after a coal-shovel segment.
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The
Denver Republican
J. Grattan O'Bryan
John Brisben Walker, Jr
Estes Park
Lyons
Denver
Sidney
Union Pacific
North Platte
Cheyenne
Mrs Henderson to Return Friday from Salt Lake Visit
Mrs. Henderson, who went to Salt Lake for a visit about a month ago, will return tomorrow according to a letter received by friends in Cheyenne today. She has enjoyed her rest and is much improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Nickell Nickell Case Witnesses Aid Prosecution Push
Deputy sheriffs bring new witnesses in the Willie Nickell case as Kels Nickell improves and awaits identification of his assailants. The coroner’s jury meets in secret while prosecutors plan to tighten the case and secure convictions within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kels Nickell
Coroners Jury
Nickell
Mfr
Tron Mountain
William McDonald
Schroder
Willie Nickell
Iron Mountain
Waldo Moore
Little Willie Nickell
Grand Philharmonic Concert and Masonic Temple Proposals
An August 21 concert by the Turners with Nagel's Orchestra promises a 14-piece, top city program including The Fortune Teller serenades and a grand selection from Der Vogelhandler. Also notes a lawn social August 8 at the Parks home and sealed August 26 bids for Cheyenne Wyoming Masonic temple construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
Nagel
Victor Herbert
Turners' Chorus Club
Cornet
Massa
Losey
Henry Nagel
Zeller
George Wiegand
Jolly Buffaloes
L. O. DeWitt
Gavotte
Resch
Marsh
Fahrbach
Cheyenne
Wyo
Masonic Building Committee
Wyoming
Cook
West
Seventeenth Street
Louis Kirk
Grand Lodge Meeting Heads to Wheatland with Delegation
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows convenes in Wheatland on Wednesday for a pivotal session to adopt a new constitution and new features. Laramie delegates led by Louis Miller travel Monday, with George Hansen Patrick McNamara and others joining from Cheyenne and Albany lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wheatland
George Hansen
Patrick S. McNamara
8. P. Berquest
Laramie Republican
Albany County
Grand Lodge
Louis Miller
H. D. Beemer
J. Berner
Ed. Titus
Angus Matheson
Laramie Lodge No
T. H. Simpson
C. D. Oviatt
Albany
George Timmerman
A. F. Berner
Henry Koch
A. Rosine
Harry L. Pascall
Woodmen Log Rolling Promises Grand Cheyenne Event
The Woodmen of the World prepare a major Cheyenne celebration for August 10 with Laramie camp arrivals, initiations at KX of P hall and Woodmen hall, and a Turner hall program. Eighty three applications and seventy one examined, music by Naperstek’s seven piece orchestra, a large banquet and a lengthy dance to close. State Organizer J M Price praises local workers Turnbull and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie
Circle
P. Hall
W. Hall
Turner Hall
J. M. Price
Sam promotes his Rounder song in town
A. P. Sam arrived yesterday and circulated copies of his song The Rounder a Spanish American War jingle he sells for a living. A Wilkes Lodge telegram from Grand Rapids Michigan says two young men falsely claimed membership and the Elks plan no action without a formal complaint. A contract in Omaha to Kilpatrick Brothers & Collins will grade the Southern Pacific West of Salt Lake shortening Chicago to San Francisco travel by about twelve hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Sam
Sam
Wilks Lodge
Grand Rapids, Mich
the Elks
Chicago
Omaha
Kilpatrick Brothers & Collins
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Last Night Weddings Tie EdMaybury and Pisher
Last night Judge Becker united Edwin Maybury of Cleveland Ohio and Marie Pisher of Grand Island Nebraska in marriage. The couple will depart for Rawlins Wyoming after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Edwin Maybury
Cleveland
Ohio
Marie Pisher
Grand Island
Neb
Rawlins
Wyo
Rev. H. Wind
Samuel P. Hurley
Utah
Clara Shellabarger
New York City
West
Delights of Milwaukee trip to Pan American fair ends in Cheyenne
A party led by L Kabis and P Jacob Gauff returns from an Elks convention tour starting in Milwaukee. They describe lavish hospitality, elaborate decorations, and grand illuminations at Milwaukee and Niagara Falls. They traveled via Buffalo Chicago Detroit and ships, noting South American exhibits and strong music and Midway features before returning to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kabis
P. Jacob Gauff
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Chicago
Detriot
Kabis
Niagara Falls
Cheyenne
Pleads Not Guilty as Boyce Bound Over in Aggravated Assault Case
Edgar Boyce appeared before Justice Becker and pleaded not guilty to aggravated assault and battery. He was bound over to the November term of district court with bond set at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Edgar Boyce
Baseball Dance Tonight to Aid Indian Team Funds
Turner Hall hosts a benefit dance to support the Indian baseball team expenses and debts. Nagel's full orchestra donates music and 150 tickets have sold. Committees cover tickets, door, floor, and reception duties. Also, Boulder County games planned with strong lineup. Fred Sheldon steps down from library trustees, Judge Lacey named to fill vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Nagel
Messrs
Glaze and
Kroell
J. Cahill
Shoals
J. Green
Leary
Trudgeon
Brierley
Grindle
Thompson
Boulder County
Louisville
Lafayette
Boulder
Longmont
Glaze
Indians
Simmons
Denver
Tann
Hanna
Cheyenne
Fred Sheldon
Judge Lacey
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Che
B. A. Slack
K W. DE Belle
Ghorgh
Thomas Robbins
Father Bryant
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Clerk’s Association
Retail Clerks’ International Protective Association of Cheyenne
Woodman Hall R. of P.” Block
Frank Kelley
N. R. Davis
Laramie County
Teachers’ Institute
Elizabeth S. Hawes
Warren Emporium
New
Automobile Record
Dowhick Dry Goods Company
Union Pacific Pasenger
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific, Short Line and Navigation Company
Treasury
World Herald
Grand Philharmonic
Turn Verein
Baptist
W. L. Parks
Miller
Woodmen
Mrs. Kabis
Old Cheyenne
Bross
Dan Kinneman
Carrie Eperson
Kinneman
Here
Fort Steele
Charlie
Diiver
Hugus & Co
Norie France
Ward
Edgar Boyce
Hopper & Bartley
Detroit
East
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Missouri Valley
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
W. S. Palmer
St. P.O
Tim
Dent
Ity
Prich
NXT Door TO
Offich
IGE
Oscar Braun
Capitol Avenue
Uomidetane
B. S. Karchmer
Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne Business College
D. C. Royer
Prin
Dinneen Brothers
Vreeland & Stone
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. HB. Miller
Corson
Sec. and
Treas
Union, Mercantile, Co
Shaguson Strwet
Cheyennd, Wyo
Oice Groceries
Sunbonnet
Passepartour
Warren Mercantile CO
Ohenstein Brothers
General Grocers
Schilling
Arabia
Eddy Street
Chhyenne
PHONH
Wm. Myers & Co
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